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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-06-06

\ BROWNSVILLE EXPRESS LINB.-Our friend
tsJosk" Morgan has purchased the opposi-
ton line of Moore & Co., and now controls
the entire route from Albany to Brownsville.
BE informs us that he will, in a few days,
commence making the round trip-from this
city to Brownsville and back-every day ex-
cept Sundays. This will be a very convent.
ent arrangement for the travelling public on
that line. Morgan's charges are moderate,
and his wagon and horses of the very best
in the country, while Jock himself is re-
gaEded by everybody as a abulIy boy
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sly NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY dY
10
FARMERS AND STOCK RAIsERS
OF SALE.

N01ICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
II pursuance of an order of the County Court
of the County Of Linn, State of Oregon, made
April 8, 1858, in the matter of the estate of James
Lewis, deceased, the undersigned, Administrator
with the will annexed, of said estate, win sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder for cash, u.
s. gold coin, one-half down, the other half on six
months credit, with note with 10 per cent. interest
per month, for coin, secured by mortgage on the
premises sold, on
Friday, The 26h day Of June. 1868,
between tho hours of 0 o'clock A. N. and 4 o'clock
P. N. of said day, in front Of the Court House
door, in the city of Albany, Linn county, Oregon,
the following described property, to-wit
The east half Of the s. r. or. Of SEQ. % the
West half of the s. w. or. of Sec. % the East
half of the N. 3. Or, and the East half of the 5.
Il. or. of Sec. "a also q tract of land l6 rods
wide off the North side of the North side of the
N. w. or. Of Sec. 20. in TIP. IA. South of Range
4, West, in Linn county, Oregon, containing SAG
acres, moro or less. A. GREGG,A Admir-,
With the win annexed, Of the estate Of James
Lewis, deceased.
May 81, I86S.-ySn40w4
0RANoR 4 HELM, Att'ys for Admir-.
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CHANGEABLE.-The weather has been al
ternating between rain and sunshine for the
past week, and the sudden changes of tenn
perature have caused many persons to con.
tract severe colds. Take Mrs. Stipp's Tho
racic RaIsam
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-06-06

IA Cranor 8 Helm, it will be seen, have
dissolved the partnership heretofore existing
between them.
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PACIFIC HoTEL.-This House is now fair
II open for the accommodation of the public.
See the card of the proprietor in advertising
columns.
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To rHE LADIEs.-Read the prospectus of
Peterson's Magazine in another column
Peterson" is generally regarded as the
best and cheapest Ladies' Magazine in the
nnnn4ru
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~ Read the notice Of the q. S. Tax
Collector, ye that have business with that
unctionary:
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THE MAGAZINE FOR THE TIMES
The Cheapest and Best in the World.

This popular Monthly Magazine gives moro for
the money than any in the world! In consequence
Of its merit and oheapness, il had, In 1867, a cir
~culation ~eqalling that Of all the other Ladies'
Magazines confined. For 1868, IL will be greatly
improved. It viii contain
ONE THOUSAND PAGES!
FOURTEEN SPLENDID STEEL PLATES!
TWELVE MAMMOTH FAsHIoNPLATEs!
TWELVE CoLoRED BERLIN PATTERNS!
NINE HUNDRED WOOD cUTsl
TwENTY-FoUR PAGES OF MUSIC!
All this viii be given for only Two Dollars
a year, or a dollar less than Magazines Of the class
OF Peterson" Its
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LINN COUNTY FAIR-ls6s

|DY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DTREC-
Id tors, the Linn County Agricultural Associa-
ton will hold its Third Annual Fair near Albany.
Oregon, commencing Tuesday, Sept. p, and cons
tinuing four days. A general Invitation Is sx-
tended to the State to participate.
A. HACKLEMAN, Presst.
JAMrs FEKrNs. Sec'y. vSn40w3.
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BLANK DEEDS, of the latest and most
form, for sale at this ONCE. Warranty
and Mortgage,
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FuRSl FuRs! FuRS !

|KKyHE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID F0R
all kinds, by
y9ns9H ]. 6aRx0ws g %.
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THRILLING TALES AND NOVELTIES

are the best published anywhere. All the most
popular writers are employed TO write originally
for Peterson" In 1868. in addition TO its usual
quantity Of short stories, FOUR ORIGINAL
COPYRIGHT NOVELTIES will be given By
Ann S. Stevens, Frank Lee Benedict, Amanda 81.
Douglas, and the Author Of "The Second Life"
It also publishes
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PREMIUMS 0 GETTING UP CLUBS:
To every person getting up n club Of five, eight.
Or fourteen. at the above rates, q copy ofthc Mag
lzine for ls6s will be given gratis.
Address. postpaid,
CHARLES J. PETERSON,
800 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia
@-Specimsns sent gratis, when written for.
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BLEAcHID AND BROWN coTToNs. TICK
ING CoTT0NADEs. DENNIS. SHIRT
ING AND CHECKS. PRINTS. DE-
LANES. ALPAccAS. GING-
HAMS. JEANS. cAssI-
MEREs. TWEEI E,oW
FOREIGN AM
ECON
MAN u
FAC
TuRg.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-05
NEW ADyERTIsEMENTs.

Tue Fourth Ward Republican Club will
meet at the Council chamber, on Wednesday
evening, at $50 o'clock.
READ the advertisement Of Br0oas y Co.,
under the Metropolitan Hotel
MEssRs. DGssAr y Co. call attention to
their plano mandatory AMI ware rooms.
JONI b. GouGH, esq, will lecture before the
Young Mems Christian AssoclatiOn, on Thurs.
day evening.
A GRAND FAIR for the benefit OF the Column
bia Hospital for Women, Is now being held at
Odd Fellows Hall, on Seventh street
MEssRs. PRATT 4 Turner are the general
agents for the Excelsior Life Insurance Com
pany, New York.
THE POTOMAC TRAS-roRrN TInS LrNE make
regular connections at AIuia creek with the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road
JoHS r. ELvASs, Esq. publishcs Ia another
column personal card.
THg FIRST GRAND Picnic Of the Pl-stcrcrs'
Association will be given At the Washington
city Gardens, on Thursday evening.
The FIFTH WARD REPUBLICAN, CLrn will
meet tomorrow evening.
SITUATION WANTED by young lady. see
81
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road running by Harmony Cemetery. Re.
Mr.. shepherd reported, from the committee
charged with the duty, that the committee
Building, corner OF New York avenue and
Fifteenth street, at q rental OF $3.50 per year.
Mr.. Plant handed In the survey made on the
Rock creek road; and twas referred.
reported a resolution recommending the reap
pointment OF the acting school commits toner's.
Adopted. The following are the commission
Carpenter, Henry Queen, L. whitney, ". b.
Lacey, and W. W. 9ooding.
Mr.. Shepherd, from the Committee on Pc.
lice, reported the following ordnance which
Be q Enacted, &C., That from and after the
passage Of this ordinance, It shall not be law.
full for any person or persons to deposit night
or on any place within the limits OF the county
OF Warrington, except in such places as the
Supervisor OF Roads and Highways, acting
under the orders Of this court, may designate.
Manufacturers of poudrette, &C., to obtain
leave from court to manufacture fertilizers In
the county, and that = fine of go be imposed
for each and every offence.
Also submitted an ordinance regulating fees,
surveys, &C., Of the county of Washing G ton.
Passed.
Mr.. Nichols submitted communication Fl ON
MT. J II. Wheeler, and others, calling atten-
road, and stating that the authorities OF Prince
George county propose to lay out q road con-
Meeting with the above named road.
priating $1,000 from each school district for the
repair OF roads, bridges, SC, in the county, the
same to be expended under the direction Of the
committse on Improvement Adopted;
Ing inquiry to be made what amounts OF money
are due this court from the Corporations Of
Washington and Georgetown, for the year
Adjourned
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Natiunal Aepublitau.
TUESDAY MORNING

TnEGRASD DUCHEss was cordially welcomed
at the National Theatre last night by one
of the fine operate houses customary when
superior troupe visits this city. Mile Tosteo
was In excellent voice, and displayed that
superabundant vivacity for which she is oted
In that misehieyous dignitary, the Duchess
Duchene, dufroy, Luduc, and Lsgriffoul, per-
formed the parts OF General Bowen, Fritz
Poniee Paul, and Baron Puck In excellent
style. The parts 81 Baron Grog and Wanda
had not as good representatives as they had
when the company was here before. But the
entire performance was mn excellent musical
rs well as comic entertainment. The air Dites.
lui, by Mile Tostee, was the gem of the per-
formance, though there WAS so much TO COM
mend 1t Is not necessary to particulsrize. The
choruses were finely rendered. and of force
enough to give full effect. The Duchess will
doubtless draw crowd again tonight.
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On the petition ofEpwARD W. BROwS, formerly
OF Fall River Mass, praying for the extension OF
patent granted to him the 18th day Of July, 1854 and
reissued tho llth day or March, 1876, for an i'm
proyemcut In Looms, for seven years from the ex .
piraion OF said patent, which takes place on the 18th
day Of July, 1865:
Is ordered that tle @id petition be heard At the
next. Nl2 o'clock, nj aud AZ persons are notified
to appear aud show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to DO granted
Persons opposing the extension are REQUIRED 70 hle
forth In writing, at least ttpegty days before the
day Of hearing all testimony Med by either party
TO be used At the said hearing, must be taken aud
transmitted in accordance with tho rules Vi the ONCE
which will be furnished On application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tcs-
mony must be hled in the office tiotntp days before
the day Of heariugi the arguments, II any, within
ten days after hling the testimony,
:, Ordered, also, that this notice be puG,ishsd In
ton, d. G.. aud In the Journal, Proyidonce, Il L.,
once week Tor three successive weeks the hrst vi
said publications to be AT least sixty days previous
TO the day OF hearing. A, N. STOUT,
spSO.ThSw Acting Commissioner Vi Patents.
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Bridge street. whore copic, Of tho RErrsLrcAs
may be obtained daily.
RgLiUlorE.-Tho Rt Rev. II. W. Whiting.
ham, bishop OF the diocese Of Maryland visited
the city for the purpose Of confirming candi.
dates for membership in Il Johns and Christ's
churches, tEpiscopal.l At st. Johns, after
the morning service, seventeen young persons
were confirmed, and afterwards partook Of the
communion. In the evening the iecture.room
of st. Johns church was filled to Its utmost
capacity to witness the admission to COM
munion with that church Of forty.three candl-
The Right Rev. q. H. Hail, Of the Church OF
the Epiphany, OF Washington, preached ser.
lions necessary to association with the church
by the parable of the mustard seed. During
the singing BY the choir Of selections proper
the chancei rail font, which was most 6eauti.
fully decorated with flowers. Bishop Whit.
tingham, after an address OF encourage ment to
the candidates, laid his hands on the head Of
Church, who were admitted to membership.
Among those confirmed were number oithe
young men attached to the Sunday school OF
Christ church. Members OF all enomin ations
attended, and the services riveted close atten-
tion for nearly three hours. Rev. o. Perrin
chief, Of ST. Johns, OF this city; Rev. John
Hall assisted Rev. W ". Williams on the
occasion.
Rev. d. A. Mcguire, President OF George
town college,, preached At Trinity church, his
subject being the Virgin Mary-an interest.
Ing explanation Of the relationship existing
between the mother of our Lord and the
Church, why she is revercnccd by Catholics,
urging the members to look at her especially
during the month Of May. The sacrament was
administercd In all the churches.
SHIPMENTS OF Coal Cumberland Com.
pany-Schooner william $. Copes, Traverse,
with l0I tons for Petersburg, Va. Central
Company-Schr. W, X. Gesner, Egbort, with
3ls tons for Hudson, NY. Rays Docks-Schr.
4. X. Kirk, Burnett, with 400 tons for Jersey
Oity. Consolidation Company-Schr Il. n.
Fox, Mobery, with 2ol tons for Norfolk.
BErTER.-The little boy James Fitzgerald,
who had his leg SO badly crushed as to render
amputation necessary on Saturday morning
last, By being run over BY \ coal ear at the
Consolidation Coal Company's wharf, Is I'M.
proving
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.-There was moth.
ing done on Change yesterday, and prices of
wheat and corn may be quoted as beforc-sJ.l5
for choice red wheat, and 81 .OOI tl.l2 per
bushel for white and yellow corn.
THE CANAL. - Business on the canal is
steady, and coal boats are arriving regularly.
We noticed quite n number of schOoncrs In
port yesterday receiving cargOcs.
The FISH WHARF.-The only hsh that ar
rived At this wharf yesterday morning were
1900 herring, which found a ready sale ut sGll
u per thousand.
A season of revival meetings have Just closed
at the First Baptist church. A number OF per.
sons have prolcssed religion aud connected
themselves with the church.
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Local MISUNDERSTANDING April, II per-
sons were lodged in the Alexandria calaboose,
10 from Virginia. The clerk OF the County
Court recorded o. deeds last month. Twenty.
two couples were Joined sin the holy bands Of
wedlock."
PERsONAL.-Mr. Norvell Fonrd, Of the Bal.
timore SmH, was in the city saturday on a brief
visit to his old home.
To RICHMoND.-Several of our citizens left
on Saturday, to be In attendance ut the United
States Court At Richmond, as grand and petit
Jurors.
MAGREr.-Thc following prices ruled in the
market saturday: Corn, sl.0i@ u o.. Rye, s2G
s2.l5. Oats, So. Eggs, -.
FIsu.-Shad, per hundred, flO; Herring, per
thousand. EIs; White Perch, per bunch, 200
%; Rock, per bunch 20M2
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Stables.

(iOOR $ BOARDING STABLES,
" uN EIGHTH STREET,
Between D and T., Ne 4t7
Particular attention paid to Boarding Horses
Large, airy aud comfortable stables The pTDpI 10.
tor IL well-knIwn VI the best feeders III th.
District, owners Of poor horses eau have them
fattened and well cared f"r.
waddiug,. and minerals tzG,.u
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-05

SEVENTH WARD REGIsTIATIoS. - In the
Seventh ward, yesterday, there were registered
sos white and 100 colored persons-l 1855 names
for the day, Colorcd majority, 2t5.
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THE COURTS.

GENrLEMgN's silk Mixed Suits for SO, al
Geo. &. Hcnning's, No. 5li Seventh street,
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Wood and Coal.

GOAL AND WOOD
On hand and for sale. at the lowest market rates,
the celebrated Lykens Valley, Lorberry, Shame.
kin, aud Baltimore Company Goals, Egg, stove,
aud Furnace sizes.
Also. Hickory, OAK, sud Pin" Wood, sawed and
split to any length aud size, or iu the stick.
The above delivered to amy part Of the city at
short notice o. l.. SHERIFF.
Olce, Pa. av, bet. 81 aud ~ streets;
mhl7.fIn Yard aud MIL, "a st and Canal
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-05

Tue Bio BooK-Major A. G. Richards has
just received the courtesies from Jno. Lamon,
esq, chief of detective force, Philadelphia, in
the shape OF the Philadelphia City Directory.
II contains about $500 pages, and Is quito n
large book.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-05

tlG-tlO-Sl0-slG-slG.
fentcel and good wearing Suits for Men OF
a good quality Melton, at A. Saks 80, 5l7
Seventh street.
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PAID.-The members OF the Metropolitan
police force received their Government salary
yesterday.
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ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.

E1-ME, SANrEL D. MARHEtL, Prince street, OPP.
posite the GI=sit' office. is the authorized agent
Cor th" NIrinSAL RErrrLrAS 10 Alexandria from
May l.
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osbgRs for tho NATIONAL RBruBLICAS In George.
town may be lef at tho bookstores Of hc'Srs. 7.
NJ X, Mills 4 CO., date Crandelt's,D IL Bridge
street, ar at McSsrs q, r, DEITY Co. 5, l06
Bridge street. whore copies II tho RErrsLlCAs
may be obiainel daily
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-05

The PoTosAc SLATE CoMPANy had a
meeting yesterday, at the ofIice Of the Sccrc-
tary, Mr.. Danenhower, and received the re-
port Of their super,ntendsnt, who po, had been
other mines OF Pennsylvania and Maryland,
now SO ysluablej and he reported AS good
prospect for slate, both as to quantity and
mining and transportation, the Potomac has
the advantage over any place visited. The
Company intend vigorous prosecution Of
Its development.
He GIVES SECURITY Jennie Smith, col
ored, swore out warrant before Justice
Smith, few days since, against one Frank
Ross, eolored, charging him with bastardy.
Frank was arrested accordingly and brought
before the same justice on last Saturday,
found guilty Of the charge, and required to
give security for the support Of the child,
FIRST WARD DEMOCRATIC ASTf.RADICAL
CLrB.-Lsst evening being the usual one for
above club at Stott's Hall, corner Twentieth
members gathered around that corner, accom-.
panied by the president, Mr. Callan. They
tarried considerable length OF time, when the
had gone to the Democratic Nominating Con.
yention; therefore they wended their way
homeward.
WHARF INPHovENEST.-The Councils a
short time since having authorized the repair
Of the Corporation wharf, at the mouth OF the
canal, at the Eastern Branch, the work has
under the direction Of Mr.. Magee, the harbor
master. A bluster has been made by driving
two rows OF piles, which will prevent the
snagsing OF vessels In that locality in future.
BuRGLARY.-Thc residence OF Mrs Hend.
rieks, on Thirteenth street, near the corner OF
street north, was entered by some thief on
Saturday night, who forced the gratings of the
basement window to effect his entrance, and
carried away quantity of meat and large
lot OF butter.
SUNDAY SCHOOL ANSIvERsARY.-On Sun.
day afternoon the sunday School of Ebenezsr
Methodist Episcopal church, Navy Yard, at.
tended, In q body, Ryan chapel, at Union.
town, and mingled In the interesting exercises
Of the annual anniversary OF the sabbath
School connected with the Isst.named chapel.
THE Bio BooK.-Major A. G. Richards has
just received the courtesies from Jno. Lamon,
esq, chief Of detective force, Philadelphia, in
the shape OF the Philadelphia City Directory.
II contains about $500 pages, and is quito
large book.
SEVENTH WARD REMUNERATION. - In the
Seventh ward, yesterday, there were registered
for the day. Colorcd majority, 2ij.
tlO-,lC-sl6-,lG-slO.
.ientcel and good wearing suits for Men Of
Seventh street.
PAID.-The members OF the Metropolitan
police force received their Government salary
yesterday.
GENrLEMEN's silk Mixed Suits for 80, at
Geo. &. Hcnning's, No. 5li Seventh street.
Taur s,Arnrs
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SALE or MONEY.-At q month"; meeting OF
the First Cooperative Building Association
held last night, money sold as follows Three.
tenth share, at $50; one share Al sOi one
aud one.haif share at 81 So; threc-ffth share
at 81. Oh three.hfth share at u a3i thTee-tcnth
share at u 95j one share at $780,.
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ALLEGED ArTEMrT AT RArE.-l esterday
Warren Lincoln, charged with attempting to
commit rape Oh a little ooloreI girll named
Annie Lee, aged seven years, lie had hear
ing before Justice Morsell' VINO heiu nun ~
ball in the sum of $500 for his appearance Al
court,
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SUNDAY SCHOOL ANSIvERsARr.-On Sun.
day afternoon the sunday School Of Ebenezsr
(Methodist Episcopsll church, Navy Yard, at
town, and mingled in the interestins exercises
Of the annual anniversary of the Sabbath
School connected with the last named chapel.
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CLOTHING ron SrRING,-MessrG. stephens
A Co, $40 pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth
sud Tenth streets, have just received an cxten-
awe and well selected stock Of youths, boys,
and children's clothing for al ages, from three
yearn and upwards, for spring wear. Spring
will soon be here, and 1t behooves our readers
In nroyidc themselves with clothing for their
children and themselves, at the low rates which
rmie nj the establishment OF stephens Co.
before the rush comes
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Another BLApENsnURG "AfFAII OF Hos.
oR."-Iesterday the city was rife with AL
sorts of statements to the effect that q duS
had transpircd on the old duelling ground, at
Bladensburg, at about o'clock yesterday
morning. Some understood the affair as hav.
ing occurred between a member OF General
Grants stan and an attachc OF foreign min.
lister, being purely personal matter between
themselves. Others contend that two members
OF the higher circles OF life had war Of words
concerning the relative merits aud dolngs OF
Messrs. Donnclly and Washburnc, NJ. C.'s
from Illinois, which induced one to send \
challenge aud the other to accept; BE that as
IL may, none who are cOgnilant of the iactsare
at all disposed to disclose them, and the BOhe-
mlans are left to their conJecturcs. 1t Is said
that the friends OF each endeayored to bring
about u reconciliation, before proceeding to
business" but without the desire result. The
candidates for "honors"(D took positions, and
at the word, fred when, 10! nobody was hurt.
Another attempt to amicahly settle the matter
was made, and with entire success, the gentle.
men Of honor shaking hands, and thereby doing
away with the necessity OF purchasing from
some undertaken n wooden Ovcrcoat or two,
i, S.-Since writing the above, we are In
receipt OF the following which Is more to the
point on the subject:
A duel WAS fought yesterday, near Mount
| DE Sales convent, between Count de Lottum,
| an attachc of the Prussian Legation, and Gen.
| A. 9allatin LAWRENCE, OF Rhode Island. Baron
| Kusserow, secretary of the Prussisn legation,
| was second to the former, and n. J, Slidcll, of
| New York, to the latter
one shot only was hleu, 'he ,ouht bhoollnS
high at the word. Gen Lawrence, from same
| cause, did not fire. Satisfactory explanations
| then ensued, and the parties returned imme:
| diately to Washington. The difficulty 10 said
to have originated at party In Washington,
where Gen, Lawrence, acting under misap'
prehension, resented = remark of the Count.
BASE BALL.-The National Base Ball Club
wlil play Their opening game untended Tor
| last saturday. at their grounds, corner Of ;
and sixteenth streets, at four O'Clock next
Thursday evening, sharp time. II the weather
pccted,