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ASoldIer's Dream.

81 drcamed," said the soldier,
'sthat the day of judgment had !
come, and contrary 70 allthe teach
iugs ofmy youth, 1T appeared that
mankind were not to be judged in
disiduaIly, but by governments, by J
nationalities, and by Statess The
first government called to judg-
ment was That Of England and as
soon as the name Of England SCUM
ded, the immortal Burke arose
from his grave, and dedaredthat
he had lived and died III England,
thathe knew her. people. I. 70 . beloy.a VI
al alike to God and their country
and on his recommendation 'sEng-
land passed into the celestial city,
II, The. next Government called to
account was the United States Of
/ America and 4when the name Of
America sounded, Mount Vernon
trembled, as the immortal Wash-
ington arose from his grave, and
prayed that his government should
mot be tried as England had been
I --as o consolidated despotism, but
,as free, sovereign amt Independent
atct,tas sgss ~ saaka VA ~ ssssi kAaa ast ~
aIsassslses'swsi ees ri ssag'A aais N sassaG y
\ The first State called tosccount
was old Virginiay andaasul soon as
.ltlle name of Virginia sounded the
immortal Henry arose TO his feet,
j and declared that he had lived and
died in Virginia;;thath be knew hsfl
people to be loyalsalike to God
and the country "a and On his rec
aommeudation, Virginia passed
'lthroughs the gates into the city. y. q.
Thesnext Stale called TO sjudg-
llisat vas South Carolina, apdias q.
soon Is the name Of South Oaroli-
alsounded, ,sJohn G. = Calhoun
starose from his grave and declared
sthat with alI her faultshe ioyed her
= ishll; that Iie knew her people Il
be loyal alike TO God and the coufl'
:. :. try;;sandl on lhie ,reconmendatioi lss'
. q, South Carollna. passed IN into Of the 90
q lestial city, a.sssss = ,:. aassw asss ssss
Il vwThe third State called TO- aecpufl
! NASH Sas. he State of louisiana and "a .
y SCOT the name, ,,,.'s of-1ca'iaa !. ..',
! stscunded, lIenrysW Watkies~A Allen
:. : bursting sasander bis ssbeautifr
Il IN flower I'VE -decked stomb,. arose an
!. J. proclaimed that he had lived an
] governed IN louisiana, but gt,h died !
~ exile; that he knew her people !
! : be loyal.tol God and the Souther l'l
= Il jConfsdefacy and On n. his hi'ti recon e
= incubation louisiana passed mi
a the celestial city, amid the reJol'
ing songs of the heavenly hosts'
The next State called to juds
.ztyueat wan alle Lone ss staf State
Ieraasana soon aa the name
= : : ]: &: !: {: !:
:. spoke os the GA -haaitls of laaeiiirnto, laiiir n
~ ldecHed that lA. heskue.w ..'' l'sr y peoF
80 To bssloyaE alike stoacod and I
teouairy; Ssa ls'ss and jSss Then asthe 10
e l.IStr State was about about TO p
thfsligA Hass Asaseasinto the q
s4ta Exhw1 AnJsska liahiilt'
III u sprung 10 his feet, md sworc 7
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EngIand ,senueMell AIlq oIIG IHuy
slituupast Dc AssRS9f lif

seelHg 4tHHt ndS hiSf'SoNN tSs"i40""i
their qdestfons,wliicli wcrcnmefpus,
they seemed stoaddress themselves to-
me. Isoon found that they were in
search Of the bodies, OF iallen sons
brothers, etc., and'that the bodies Of.
threesworc in tic bul'yiIg grs1spdsat.
Marietta, and the other two wcrosatl
Altooua.aThey yasked dmeMhatwoold
be the probable cost Of transportation
ontheir fallen relations on Their re-
Iturn,1 JIalihg had SONG experience
lin the shipping business, I was cna-
lblod io,tclf tlienl ltrnly1 1ttat thescv-
'eraf railroads. chargs same on a
gcorpsc al. onEl passenger sss1tscened
ltomc thatI Iceuld instantly -Yan-
fkee iligensity savorl<' on their
minds rsEusspa Tbreeadays after this
It 50 Happened that Iswas agoing up
ltheroai, and at Maristtathreeo our
New, England friends came on board,
and at Altoona tho othertwo ] ine-
4 antlyobservs'l dhat eschq one OF
these had, d neat lite poplar box
Eaboat l4x22s inchess mitllsav leather
lstraf l,tr % tpp lite tiicl'anafscf tray-
eilingbas.assI aotnsl Chat ttl,ey rather
lfhdrriedly and silly put atheir littl'
, boxes under tho seats, Bfat Mari
] eta and Altoona, ] sawano ooihinl
|, ,Icome On, ,boasl, and expressed to III
; party some surprise at their faihir
Hin securing the corpses of ftheirfallel
: srelaties. They tod me that the.
& 11laa succeeded in finding their rela
: ktives, and they had their bodies !
] sfvthoscli little tox es uniler ftlic seats
n that they had adopted this mctho
is Of transportation IN order to ayoi
Il extFapasssI asked zshem bow the
et sepllgcs the bodies in 4. so q! small nv bos
S e. They tod M MmcA I'll 'ttffiat ~ sftcr Il
4 bodies wdrc taken odt ofStke groun
h there was little else than the skelctc
:, left, and that tlicy diSointcd the skc
G. cton by taking off thefeet, skull, etc
to and NJ they sasGfc3pa in gettiI
ID them j il | The 4 s,.. boxes Il y " putting mt
"a LEG, thy and back bones first, TIL
\ N 6IIing up Tie 'cfcsiccswith tlleslna'
lysryppes IlsgKsezpre gss
es sympathy for their departed relatiy'
ve aild Asdtiics'ecaia anesbcar the ID
esremainingdow Sout
ill.,. isl d. q rhscohdas's das' h dyssyt ssY \ tsr "
cht oat their plans As;tad ailissle tlabfi'
{, ~, sss s1trnaess rp teaass stsss iall
H. Nbc Usual iare-e sesiEs ssdss 4
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- saf||. y ~ Hl
N fH| aak IL fhe
anbasmhs IL sgks bara
sms ~ ga
gus ,s,.i - bis
I.l. a.f. I b tIYff fsY
ft fWl Sst s@s iln,sa
M rwt y bis's 81 eta
b.mlY lll.manfa 80 ~ a.
mt ar
eiss tls' aae tlsssf ~ Il win
ltag ahi ib.o. aud luls he do
cent .pk.p money tIa' - %, \"
fHulh
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There are $40 existing species of

=
h There uIe $40 existing species OF
'pigoons.'uaa ,ilsIpsssiad swo6e
al'rartle eggs are ~ortlr 10 cents
Fpcv dozen Ia sasa,iiiah.s Ho
NJ California produces S,oOO,ooo
iboundsof qaicksdver.nnuallss
u frhe collections of toils ut 500
st,irpikc gates III tuglspd isslabol-
lished. sooa .9fistsan1h EN-
Forty.iour thouand women arc
employed as out tdsesl labescr' u
England. spm ~ ss8iHa
n Thescenais, isaAasNtmahe'h SIX
i cen.s ahead Tor aall thesPersons cn-
Itro!ledss bg4sfYama siiMtmva and
sThstLeadep ipoliss uumlsrcd 9
! s57 al the eemmsneement ot tho
present. yean'sg sasAp sumAs
Two hundred miles Of pathway
,Aasshaseexpl0 in iAs fapapo''' WV
Cass~aawTF aa ksSssM aAs
Mrs. Stove attributes the prema-
ture.deeas ofasMtAuins Aprrica to
,sthas,iso sldalkalis@ inSbEssd.m
ss,ErescA anaSsnanish vines arc
sfast isplAeiaeale eariak among
,lfhsNadalasl slssAess At Eqgland
iao Issip ssia thas thsfs idaager OF
!, tAslsaaal sstnstaQRsai sslNpAantS, the
issEmters ass.killisn ibapAsf fast.
d. sThosasaliuesK assdzia he state
atof Aa~achsset~sk apahlNok kao'ng
y the srosk~sf pssaa1baA $4,000
q taooamcpsa9aHs a3s ~ "a slsa
tiA ..Ess la6asears tlsHs,Ehunss Of
chr,stGnaells Raason, Aays ruus
t.tthe ala ys4se,t aga ne nsw ycai
lhpuaEa W. vrsaps d - gsass~ssss
Al mThe4SehsslkillAia gstllp2 very
y ,iowsaads philsAallp pAMnsstfHis A rep
y siitieasstsihe xxssr st'sallaG Al las
VI Snmnaor. .isssrssilf b ss4@a
st4ui Hissa3l ,asls W.AshiHstQp lrsint
y lpaslo S2ae So0shy lis swytlpas N
~ Walter ssetis 500 qaO Dickens
9 S65o,ooo. .se-sls sAf sMailssd
lra ~ AebRsska bytha aph sstatc tia
sd was hour with a gpH speon. iu i
i mouth that isi with fQ0 lallca 2
h, completed railroad. ss
4, sissm pleyipg nlQycaff ss'ccca
De IL lsoasiana,stAc easskshqlpS st'rre'
h, deeper shatsiL pspauccs 3
flafperrent1 more, 4ysss@s4sr faas
~ rIlomtccn Foaay JsIlAlsasanoblt
b Fnlen ars andyisg iNsxha9n9mms
N Ssschoolsconnecled witbnIsAss6ss 90
yklege, Now IBrmlswlckz o< ~
il. SRA cabbage loaf gMqrNqiplhe n
IL. and toi the chest, IilQxfTto IN skil
scamiltkdspa M, cvol su'hflwiorl'
iias Ilcaoa the lsotteatslhl'1 -
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=. III 'Nt hNN HttNNA
ifH hnoek bonds aafst aa cake
That's ~ you ksaw hlasui w..
Bu,t may tollaFst stale n brs''
buttbcl.l ~ higher'n ever. icr !
le.I yge ggelYg,sal Ygre the
bui SccurIiAin V'e Natld !. 'hcy
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The ioII,wing esm IRON il,e wri.
tiur, ~ Dickens has Ut mie bccn
going ,hc round ofthe prcss II WAS
Beautiful before -tlic wdfits be-
rcayemcnt ofiastThufs,lay evening
makes it sadly appropriate now
'sThefc il nothins-uos nothing-
benntitul and goca thatidics and IS
forgotten. An inflHt, pmitlng
child, dying in i. cradle. will live
again in tllebetler thoughts of those
who loved il, and play its part,
though its body BE burned to ashes
or buried IN tile deepest seal There
ia not ua ahgct adde,l to tire hosts
.of heaven but does is blessed work
on earth in those who loved It here.
Dead Oh, If the good deeds Of hui
man creatures could be traced to
their source, how beautiful would
Ecvcn death appear, for how much
Acharity mercy and puriiicdaffeotion
would be seen to have their growth
/ in dusty graves !" gAA8
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= y feHs4 lsaHa simi ihiHfs
h asB te : - SO ~
t ml IN Fsssaf 'Hssa.sH
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the name of Virginia sounded we,
immortal Henry arose to his fest,'
and declared that he had lived and
died in Virginia that be knew AefI
people to be loyalvalike to Cod
and the country % and on his ree-
ommendation. Virginia passed
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CITY COUNCIL.
FICIAL PROCE led N q 8 I.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN

At regular meeting Of the Board OF Alder
man held July 18th, 1870, there we're present
w. Ii. Marbury, esq.,, President; Messrs
| Markell, Simpson, French Suttle, Harmon
| and Agnew.
The special committee on the police bin re-
ported a bill entitled IAN act to reorganizt
the police Of Alexandria," which was read &
third time, Goth rule suspended, and the bill
| passed.
A bill of j. Entwisle, Jr., $lj.5G for medi
| cine furnished the poor, was ordered to be paid
Goth rule suspended.
On motion it was resolved that the Auditor
be and is hereby instructed to give notice to al
| persons required 10 take out a license to call al
his Office for certificate Of the amount duo fol
such license, and when said amount is paid by
| the applicant to the treasurer ofthe corporation
the treasurer's receipt in said certificate shall
constitute the license asked for, and the Audi
| tor is hereby instructed to have suitable book
prepared and printed to carry out the foregoing
resolution.
A bill of Lewis Stein for groceries furnished
the Aims House, $l52.GS was referred to the
Committee on Claims.
A communication from j. Entwise, Dr., re-
signing his position as member Of the Board
OF Health, was received.
lTUu Tie IuayOT lOCiOSlDg
the resignation Of Robt. Bell, esq, as mem
Der of the Board. was received and the resigna
ton accepted.
A letter from w. G. Cazenove was read from
the Common Council and their action concur.
red in.
A bill of W. J. Entwisle sl59.5o for books
furnished the corporation court was referred
to the Committee on Claims.
A bill of Robt BelIjr., $50 40 for services as
Registrar and clerk OF Election, was ordered to
be paid, 10Th rule suspended.
A bill Of 4. K. Church, SO, for rent OF
room for registration purposes, was referred TO
the Committee on Claims.
A report from the special committee on
night scavenger was received from theCommon
Council and their action concurred in.
"A resolution in regard to the bond OF the
night scaVenger, was read from the Common
Council and adopted.
The petition of Thos. Dryer to have the
gutter repaVed and curb reset in front of his
house, corner Duke and Royal streets, was read
from the Common Council and their action
concurfed in.
On motion,it was resolved, that Mrs. Elliott
be compensated for outlay 10 lumber, &C., and
the Superintendent of Police make use of the
lumber for any city purposes.
Messrs. French and Aonew were appointed
on the part of this Board as members Of tho
Board OF Police.
On motion, it was resolved, that when the
Council adjourns it adjourn to meet On Friday
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FOREIGN News.

The most important statement in the de-
spatches Of yesterday relative to the impend
ing conflict in Europe, is that a belief exist!
in q peaceful settlement, founded upon thu
repo1 that the father of Prince Leopold has
telegraphed to Prim refusing to allow his sor
to take tho Spanish throne. The military and
naval preparations in France are being press
ed with undiminisEed rapidity, and the Paris
journals have statements probably somewhat
exaggerated-of the massing of large bod lie!
OF Prussian troops upon the Rhenish frontier,
the Eaplish papers locating the points of as
semblage at Baden and Mayence. The Span.
iards themselves are, so far, the most uncon-
cerned PEOPLE in the current excitement.
Among the rumors connected with the situa
ton are those that the Orleans Princes are
concerned in Prince Lsopod's candidacy. that
Prim has written letter declaring that Spain
cannot, without shame, now draw back and
that the Empress Eugene wishes war in
the interest of Prince Alfonso for the throne.
The latest dispatches from London bring first
a rumor and next confident statement that
Prices Leopold has been really Withdrawn.
A note addressed BY the English Government
to its representatives,, approves the position oil
Prussia and deprecates that OF France.
The formal opening OF the Thames embark.
ment will take place to- day. 1t is expected
the Queen will personally take part in the cere-
monies.
The Shipping Gazette denounoes America n
Life Insurance agencies in England.
Oats in Berkshire promise yield above
the average, but fodder is scarce, and sheep
are turned into fields of growing barley to feed.
The British House Of Commons last night
received the amended Irish Land bill from the
House OF Lords. Mr., Gladstone said the chan
ges made were generally acceptable to the
Government, and then proceeded to mint
out those which be should counsel the House
to dissent from.
The House passed the new Party Procession
act for Ireland, and adjourned
The Oranremen had procession at Lis
burn yesterday as protest against the Party
Procession act, and they have distributed one
hundred thousand copies OF infammatory
speeches derouncing the British Government.
There were two hundred and sixty seven
deaths in Paris last week from varioloid
The strike in Mulhause has extended to all
classes of workmen. Even the bakers have
ceased work, and twenty thousand men are
now idle. Notwithstanding this unusual sus.
pension Of labor good order has been preserved.
The drought in France continues, and the
reports of its ending are totally untrue. No
rain had fallen for ten weeks prior to the
Fourth of July, and since then there have
been only few slight showers which were
not sufficient to revive the dropping crops
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TPYANDR1A GAZETTE AMI VIRGINIA #I.yEE* .>:~@H
furnished the Aims House and city's poor,
from June 29th to July 18th 1870, was con-

furnished the Aims House and city's poor,
from June 29th to July 18th 1870, was con-
cured in.
The action of the Board of Aldermen in
referring bill Of Lewis STEMS for 1852, 6S for
groceries furnished the Aims House from
May 9TH to July 9Th 1870, to the Committee
on Claims was concurred in.
The following resolutions adopted by the
Board of Aldermen, we're referred to the Com
mittee on Finance:
Resolved that the Auditor be and is hereby
instructed to give notice 10 all persons required
TO take out licence, to call at his Office Tor q
certificate OF the amount due tor such
licence, and when said amount is paid BY the
applicant to the treasurer of the corporation
| the treasurers receipt on said cetidcate shall
constitute the license asked tor.
Resolved, that the Auditor is hereby iL-
structed to have suitable book prepared and
| printed to carry out the fore going resolution.
The action OF the Board of Aldermen 10 re-
ierring bill OF j. K. Church OF $40 Tor rent
Of room for registration and election purposes,
10 the Committee on Claims. was concurred
| in.
The action OF tho Board of Aldermen in
referring bill of j. & W. }. Entwisle. Tor
sl57, so Tor books furnished the clerk OF the
| CORPORATION Court, to the Committee on
| Claims was ooncurred in.
The action of the Board OF Aldermen 10
accepting the resignation OF James Entwlsle
.Jr. as a member of the Board of Health, was
concurred in.
The action of the Board OF Aldermen in
suspcnding the 2Gth rule and ordering a bill OF
Robert Bell jr., of $52,40 for survives as
registrar and judge Of election to be paid was
concurrcd 10.
4 resolution to the effect that Mrs. Elliott
be compensated for her outlay in the purchase
OF lumber, &c. used in the partial construction
OF Il coffee stand in market alley, and that the
Superintendent Of Police have tho same
removed and make use of the lumber for city
purposes, adopted 10y the Board of Afternoon,
was referred to the Committee on Claims.
A resolution adopted by the Board OF Al
Jrrmeu that when the council adjourns it
adjourn to meet on the night OF Friday the
18th was amended by the addition OF the
words "ior the election of municipal officers
aud the transaction Of other business that may
be brought before the body and adopted.
The action OF the Aldermen 10 referring To
the Committee on Claims a petition OF Mrs.
Jane McCracken FIR abatement of assessment
on the frame houses on Columbus street, was
concurrcd n The Board then adjourned.
Tcste: HAROLD SNoWDEN, Clerk.
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REMARKS. Tho market for Flour is dull for
Family brands and high grades Extra, though
with moderate enquiry for Fine and Supers.
Wheat is inactive; offerings Of S18 bushels
white and red. with sales at l96. 1877 and 40 for
fair to good, and III and 127 for inferior. There
is slight improvement 10 the receipts Of Corn,
and good samples are taken readily at quota
lions offerings Of 90O bushels white and Mixed
with sales at ll3, ID and us damaged lots
sold for luz and loo Rye is steady; offerings
light, and sales at 103 and l08. Oats have de-
clined sales of 1853 bushels at IS and &c. Of.
ferings Of 2lS bushels Mil Feed, with sales at
S per cwt. Butter and Eggs have declined
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MARINE LIST.
SUN ROSE ...........4 4G MOON SETS mig IS
SUN SITS ..........7 rs HIGH WATER M 100 90

PORT or ALEXANDRIA. july 13
ARRIVED.
Schr Dutlield, Washington to Amer lean
Coal Go.
SAILED.
s:chr Dutted, Middletown, by American
Coal Co.
MEMORANDA.
&chr Sea Igor, Lyons, hence ut Norfolk 9th
instant.
Schr Gibson, Thatcher, hence at Boston
10th instant
Schr Florence Bayey, Bayley. hence at
Providence 9th instant
Schrs Maggie A Fish. Fi.h, and Oneida,
Clark, hence Boston ut 18th inst.
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The Pennsylvania coal trade remains very
much as it was last week-and were it not for
the threatened movements, referred to 10
another column, there would be a prospect OF
reduction, or at least Of what would be con-
sidered reasonable prices this summer. But
there is no knowing now, what to say about
prices.
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CONGRESS. In the Senate, yesterday, bills
we1e passed granting aid to the st. Paul and
Sioux City aud Mobile and Pensacola Raj
roads. The Sundry Civil Appropriation bill.
was taken up and number OF additional
amounts adopted, principally for the improve
ment or erection OF public buildings. Pending
amendments to the bill the Senate went into
Executive session. At the evening session the
Appropriation bill was passed.
ln the House of Representatives the Army
Approximation bill, amounting to nearly thirty
million OF dollars, was rassed with the Senate
amendments. The Funding bill as agreed on
by the conference committee was rejected by q
majority OF eleven, and new committee Or
dered, the Speaker appointing the Same mem
bers as represented the House on the former
committee. A committee of conference was ap-
pointed on the Georgia BILL Mr.. Butler offer
ed Q resolution directing the Visitors to the
West Point Academy, appointed by the House,
to examine into the alleged indignities that
John W. Smith, the colored cadet. ls subject
ed to at that institution, together with any
other subjects they may think proper. Pen
ding the resolution the House adjourned.
COMING Coal STRIKE.-lt is stated that
the Miners Union of Pennsylvania, embracing
nearly thirty thousand members. resolved
upon q general strike in the Schuylkll coal
regions on the 18th instant. The cause for
this action, given at various meetings hereto
fore convened to carry out their object, is the
right of the miners to have the eight hour law
enforced 10 their favor. 1t is said, however,
that the minors do not now average eight
hours day, and therefore it is chsrged that
the strike is really for other reasons and pur-
poses, and the honest, industrious; hardworkiDg,
poor people of the country, are to be mu1cted
heavily, 10 consequence, and made to pay for
their fuel double what it ought to cost them.
But such things must work their oWn cure,
eventually,
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night l5th inst at clock, for the election Of
officers and any other business that may be
brought before the body.
Petition Of Mrs. Jane McCracken for reduc
ton Of assessment, was referred to the Commit
tee on Claims.
The Board then adjourned
Tcste: JNo. J. JAMESON, Clerk,
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The London Pail Mall Gazette Of yesterday
suspects that news kilograms from Paris are be-
ing subjected to rigid censorship, which is
very likely to be the case.
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How lamentable it is, in view OF the late
bloody ARRAY, in New York, that our Irish iel-
low citizens, in the large cities, will not or do
not, lay aside here in the y. s. divisions and
discussions which, unhaphiIy prevail in the old
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country.

Gen. o. o. Howard writes to the coored ca
det at West Point, to hold mot to give up
not to resign. He says, curiously. II suffer
ed quite as much when | first went to West
Point -
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Secretary Fish has authorized the statement
to be made that he has not sent in his rcSigra
tion-thst the President desires him to remain
and that be intends to remain, and will re.
main, if his health continues good, as long as
Cabinet. So says the Washington correspon
dent Of the n, Y. Post.
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More accounts of murders and depredation>
committed by the Indians in Wyomying terri
tory, have been received in Washington.
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The Washington Republican states that Bis
hop Whittingham, of the Episcopal Church,
has made an offer to present to the Epi:copa-
lians Of Washington lis theological library,
consisting Of nearly ten thousand volumes for
the benefit Of the Church in perpetuity, on the
sole condition to provide for it a suitable fire
proof building, sufficiently large to admit OF rea-
sonable increase The offer will be secured.