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TWELVE LECTURES,

On Philosophy and Chemistry.--By b. c. HOBBS.
LECTURE I. Laws of Motion, Gravity and Me-
chanical Powers.
2. Pressure and Motions Of Fl2ids, Tides
Currents Of tho Ocean and thoir utility.
3. Properties Of Air, Sound, Dew, Rain, Hail.
Snow, and Storms.
4. Light, Mirrors, Microscopes, Telescopes
Magic-lantcrns, Gamer Obscura, and the Philos-
ophy of Colors.
5. Electricity, Lightning and Thunder, Auro-
"a Borealis, Magnetism and Galvnusm,
6. Economy Of the Solar System, Sun, Planets
Comets, Fixed Stars, Eclipses, Procession Of the
Equinoxcs, and time.
7. Heat, Expansion, Chemical Laws of Def.
mite and Indefinite Combination, and the probn-
BILE nature Of Elementary Matter.
s. Oxygen, Hydrogen, and Nitrogen Gases,
with the Analysis of Water and Air.
.. Hartshorn! Carbon, Sulphur Phosphorus,
CHLORINE, Iodine. Fluoric Acid, and Olcfcnt Gas.
10. Metals, Their diversity, property, origin.
and where and how reducible to the service of
man.
IL. Organic Chemistry. The Nature and
growth Of vegetables, the art Of nourishng soil
and vegetable Decomposition.
~. Animal Chemistry. Tho composition, Of
nee and circulation Of tho blood. Respiration, d.
eston, and tho Nature and origin of disease.
Lectures on every Seventh day evening at g.!
o'clock. upper room, Warner Building.
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species Of sea riot foyer has carried moro peo.
plo to the grave during tho last six months in
Tennessee, than over boforc known in great
many yonrs. In tho neighborhood of Jonesboro',
400 died in eighteen weeks.
A daughter Of Patrick Henry, who married
Robert Campbell, brother of the lately deceased
English poot still survives in Virginia, possessing
many Of tho traits Of her distinguished father.
There wore in tho United States, in the year 1870
3S5 ropewaIks which gave employment to 4,46l
Tho capital invested in them amounted to
% ,565 SIT, and tho value Of tho cordage pro-
duccd by thom that year 81 ,O7S,2O The
greatest number of ropewaks is in Kentucky, viz
III. The article made in that State is almost
exclusively rope for cotton bales, that being the
description most wanted in tho South.
MARrIN1QUE.-Adviccsf from Martinique state
that serious apprehensions entertained of n
rising of the slaves.
The Department of State announces. under
dato Of the 18th instant. that the instalment due
the 3Oth of April and Both Of July last, under
the Convention between tho United States and
the Mexican Republic of the 30th Of Jan'y 1913,
were paid by that Government tho 9th Of
August last.
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SPIRITED ELoPEmENT.-A very handsome
bride and bridegroom left New York yes,er-
day, who were pointed out 10 US as the hero
and heroine of the following story. Ten
days ago, a small town IN Massachusetts was
vuite alive with the preparations for a com
lug marriage The '.weIl OFF, belle of the
ne,ghborhood TO wealthy gentleman from
IN distance, much her senior. There were
ruled by parental suasion and authority, bu,
as she went about to her last maiden day ma
king arrangements very sm.Iinglv, no one felt
much sympathy in the sacrifice. There was
"wheel within Wheel" however, which
must be explained by taking the reader at
once INTO the lays confidence She had
formed an acquaintance, during the summer,
with a young gentleman from n Southern
city, who, she thought, would have proposed
To her bu; from some such obstacle as distrust
OF his worldly means. A week before the
wedding day, she suddenly took courage, and
determined at least 10 give him chance be-
fore throwing herself away 10 please her pa
rents. She wrote TO him that if he would be
at a certain rail way station on a certain day.
she would meet and accompany him to
clergyman, and thence 10 the end of her life
or his. lie was there. She was there
They went on twenty miles by the train, and
met the other bridegroom going the other
way, with sIsters, relatives, trunks, and love-
tokens. A deep veil protected the fugitive.
She and her lover reached the civ, were
married, and went shopping and sight seeing
like other people. The Iady's fortune is 10
her own right, moderate bu. sufficiently
\. Mirror.
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BIN cry
BLANK BOOK MANDATORY!

ME Dndersigned would Respectfully inform public
thai We continues manufacture order. all kinds Of
Bi.ANh BOOKS, IN good syie aud Of superior paper
He is prepared furnish County Clerks, Auditors, and
Treasurer. with Book. of the improved
forrn having recently received patterns Auditor
state Old Books ~i rebound. and all kinds Of
deals and magazines bound in good style. and
CASH they be done elsewhere. He solicit. .
share of patronage.
The BINDERY is in sne Immediately sss
Book Store. g.. s. PRESCOTT.
Richmond, AN. 9th. 1913 Bly,
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FREE SCHOOL FUNDS.

citizens of the District south Of Main street, arr.
l. at liberty 10 send their children any school in the
city. and their portion funds They arc
liberty TO commence sending school any tins during
the quarter which commenced lth inst, and
pe"o" VAL De entitled to receive the beneh, of full
share Of funds Ugh he NAV send b,, on. schools,
10 say the householder who has scholars .epd
o two schoars and viii receive amount due for
all Of them. RI o,5., ~ III. T,,...
Nov smber 10th, 1874
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b. A. FAHNEsTOCK & CO.,

They have cured hundreds OF tho Bowel complaint, while
knowledge in which they
have failed They will certainly md speedily al'ny the
morbid ivrtaby Of the bowels, the checked
and short time the iavetefate
piarrhoa, Chronic Dssentey, habtual looseness
Pr,ee 25 cents per box.
B. A. Fahnes,ock & co.'s Cough Lozenges.
Possesses all the virtues of cough syups, aud being
composed Of vegetable concentrated I0Tm are
very carry pocket, while they
liable by fseezng hreakase Both
se above Lszenges pleasant the taste. Price % es
B. A. Fahnesiock & Cos. Eye-Water,
For the cure Of inflammation Of the Eyes
This EveWa,er has proved itself bo valuable
dy disease, o: the Eyes arising from ifr ration
ed from sand, and nlher foreign subances-acfd
apors-exposure TO intense gh-blows-sudden chaDges
of fnture-c olds-ahsorplon OF scrofuous. small
and other vfucnt mattet also the effects OF scar
lei AMI other levers Price p per vial.
For sale at tho BOOK STORE, aud J. X DUGDALE'S
Richmond, Nov. Is, 1874. Ally
Also.-A,J. II Bowen's. iiua,.viii-. r. S,annah Ea-
ton. j. Hloun,, &Co. Yves, Alex andfia john w Leb-
wick Dublin.
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Administrators Sale.

NJ Office is hereby given that viii expose 10 sale ut
public auction Second day. (Monday) the 25th Of
ih month. (November) next at the late residence of
Stephen Morris. two Miles north of Cambridge City.
property said deceased, Horses,
Cows Hogs, Sheep, Corn Osts, Hay, Wheat the field
Log Wagon. two-horse wagon. carriage.
threshng mechine, household furniture,
utensils, and many other articles necessary
4 credit Of twelve months will be gwen all of
three dollars and rds the purchaser giving his
with approved security
CHARLES II. MOORE, Admins,rat tor.
lth lst, 1874.
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TINHE undersigned ofers fIr situated
Il eight miles norh-wes, Of Richmond a hecithy and
pleasant ne OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mile from Frisnd'e
meeting house, and the distance from methodist
church. Tho FARM contains bout 800 OF good
quality and 20 is in of cultivation There
is on the premises Portable house, with
cessary oubodings-a good and substantial good
orchard failing spring of exeeiien, The
will be sold bic and
payments. and possession will be given sms il may
be wanted. This farm is desirable and any person
wishing euted in .s section
Of country. Inqu Of INES j. MES.
Near the Market House, in Richmond. Ind.
April 5th, 1874. l5f
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CORN & OATS WANTED.
Administrators Notice.

office is hereby given. that the undersigned has ia
ken letters OF adninsira the estate of Stephen
Norris deceased late of Wayne county. and State of In
d,na All indebted the
ted make immediate and those having
against the notified them duly anthem
treated for settlement The said Supposed be
solvent.
CHARLES II. MOORE, Administrator.
iIth mo, ist, loii.
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CASH FOR PRODUCE.

WIZ subscribers will pay cash for Corn. Oats. Wheat
Il Fax-seeo ANA moot other article OF produce
wnsn delivered And would eheerfuy receive Beef Pork
Hay Potatoes and Wool tperhap. applesJ in pay
n:.s Of :o"dry accounts Oh book delivered sooa.
nov. IL l. REED 4 BRO.
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3. \. Fahncstock's Vcrmifuge--a Ger
tain Cure for Worms.

II las met Nth hitherto unparalleled.
TIME Proprietor has made point ASCERTAIN the
result, of It's use in such "a within his
during Tho ass hftern and
unffequeniy alter nearly all the ordinary preparations
I'D had previously resorted to
wi,hou. permanent, advantage This fact s at'esisd
of hundreds of respeetnbe
the country which be seen
BY calling the prope'o their authorized agents and
shoald induce families always keep vial OF the pFepa-
ration their possession Il is mild in tie operation. and
may administered With perfect safety to the most ecii
cate infant. Price 25cts per Wal.
b. A. Fahnestoek's ANTI-BILIsOUS PILLS,
Have sixteen yeas, and experience
has proved them be and valuable remedy. in In
termt,ent, ,,ent. and Bilious Fever. Jaundce. Bill
iods Choiie. lnigeson Dropsy, Dysenery Bilious ON
tilns, Colds. and all complaints OF an nnamnatofy cha
The and essai satisfaction which has
been given these Pills. all Who have used them
renders the publishing OF the numerous IN he
To prevent counterfetng. they nrs
put up red Xyos raphic wrapper. Prise % ceH,s
for Box containing thirty Pills.
B. A. Fahnestock's LIQUID OPODELDOC.
This Liquid Opoieldoe differs entirely from the common
Opoieioc. Ii lad and will DO found
peculiarly servciblo il Rheumatic and Gouty affections.
Stiffness of neck Numbncss, Cramps, Spans.
Bruises &C. Il may also be applied for sudden Head ache.
Toohache, burns and scalds where tho skin is
broken pnches and wounds under tho nails will DO speedily
relieved by IT, Price % cents per Vial.
Fahnestock & cos Pneumonia, or Cough Balsam.
This preparation has proved itself be Of very e.
f.acy in the of obstinate Coughs, Colds, Asthma.
Whoong Cough, Splitting of Blood. and other pneumonia
AMI feel warranted in recommen.
ding a useful medicine, and prepared to
certificates OF indspuabe authority testimony OF
Ii is pleasant tho and offered at low
price place it wihi', tho reach Of every person..
There perhaps but few Cough preparations, that w
produce such decided effects in short time Price 40
cents per vial
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D1ED,-On the 9th inst of the Crop. JESSE w.
MOoRE. aged 4yeaIs4 months. and days. of Jon
sahan aud Eliza Moore, of this city.
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N EW FIR M

IAMES f. REEVES. after returning franks TO HE
- fierds for the liberal extended 10 him
doing business this would respectfully inform
them that having associated with him Rn ip PAIGE the
business will hereafter be conducted in and yIe
Of Reeves & Paige. the old .,and E Reeveswhe
all times. found general ssssrfmens of goods
a the lowest prices, for cash.
Richmond, Oct. I, lc44
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Fahnestock's Pain-Soothing Liniment

ME most valuable preparation in for the
lief of Rheumatism. Strains. Pans. and swelling
the joints Jaw-ache, Sore throat. &c, &c. Also,
complaints OF Horses. where any Linimen, would be
likely give relief Prepared cold. whoesals and
retail. by Scanen, Pfesfon e. Co, Gosingion. Ky.
Fo, sale in Richmond N. BOOK STORE.
Jan b. 1914. 81:
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TO sADDLERS, SHOEMAKERS,

III SADDIIEltS, Sf1OCM "A N EN>,
AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
YGHIiE undersigned receiving ffom The East, a
large assortment OF Sole and variety OF other
leather, Skirng Harness. Bride. ZIP Cali ana
Kid Skins-Feaeh and Straight Grained Mosocco-fiat
Skivers. Red and he Lnings, Bintngs-Pad skins OF
best quality. A general assortment ct
SHOE FINDINGS
Of the best quality Las Boot Trees, Pegs Thread.
Bris,les knves Pipehefs, Hand Punchers Paten, Awi
Iefts aud Blades Sparow-Bs and various other articles
tedious mention. general a.sortmen, OF
HARDWARE FOR SAODLERS,
Mounting. Buckles Rings, Bits. SiHups, Stage
Chains and Haimes.
Currers roos-Paien. knives See!s Rub Stones. 81 ack
u. md Securing Brushes, Lamp Black. &c sc &c
Groceries, such Coffee, Tea. Sugar. Spices Sc &c
including mos, Of the articles OF family use
All of which are offered for sale the loves, cash
prices. exchanged Hides. Wheat Casa Flax
Seed &C. Persons wishing purchase Spanish sole can be
acconmod ated with ANY quantity. The public
pec,uily invited all and examine his stock.
Spanish Sole, OIL cash will be given III exchange for
leather in the rough.
S. F. FLETCHER,
Corner Of Mum and Front Streets, doors Hess Of The
Boot Store, Richmond, Ia
/ l,h mo, Is ls44
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New Jersey.
Tho returns from this State, as far they
have boon received, compared follows with the
vots for governor in October last when tho wing
candidate was eloctod by majority Of 1875.
TaRJE MAJORJTIES.
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The Philadelphia U. S. Gazette says that it IS
believed tho wings will carry four out of the five
mombors Of Congress.
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For tho Palladium.
AN ELEGY


On the Death Of f. Z. III.
Why should thus inv oke the mourn
In solemn strains above Thy peaceful urn!
For grief should vanish, and each teal drop fade,
When such thou within the grave laid.
II kindly nature did not promp, the swell,
or streams unbid len a tho sad farewell,
/. would be should weep for thee
Released from earthly woes by Heavens decree
A thousand snares 10 vice before thee lay,
With bright 10 guide to endless day;
To iigh. thee aTd world Of bliss,
md guild the "naf.ow pa tn" which leads from this.
observation-disclosures may our latent doom
Be pea efui q 8 thine toward tho tomb
And may spirits find as sure a rest,
A. thine has found among the truly blest-
Where naught bu, love surrounds tho Heavenly hill,
Where life's aflic tons end. and all is ''stl''-
Where pa and sorrow shall forever cease,
And all be crowned with endless joy and peace.
CoNsrANZA.
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For the Palladium.
Return Of the shulamite.
Song vi ID
Reform, oh Shulsmito. that may look,
On thee,
And see,
The beauty OF ;hy coanteaance.
Long hast thou wandered forth,
Ger the sea,
And the lea,
Bu, thy journeyngs shall cease.
And thou, Salem's holy shrine,
On bended knee,
A voisry
To God shall offer perfec, praise.
For He, thy King, judgment great,
And mercy,
Unto thee,
Hath cali'd thee, from the nations far.
And over thee ha III cas-, his wing
His canopy,
Releasing Thee,
From proud, Iicentous Babylon.
Keep thou the judgments Of thy prince,
And he will be,
A shield TO thee.
And thou tho chosen o: God.
Z. Hat on.
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STOVES! STOVES!

We have banda general assortment of COOKING
STOVES. of the latest and most improved patterns Also.
md II plate. with variety OF PARLOUR and
FRANKLIN STOVES; all OF which will exchange
low for cash. wheat good horses.
0-Au orders thankfully received At The Foundry at
our Store one door east Pos, Office, Main
Tx O'HARA
Richmond, Nov. 9. 1912. ifd
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Richmond WOolIen Factory
RICHMOND FOUNDRY!

ME subscribers having purchased the RICHMOND
FOUNDRY Of .Nordyke, Fouike & Uiii 5,
prepared to furnish all kinds of CASTINGS low
they be had IN Cincinnati any establish
the country: and have general
.ormeni of and of latest of
hest Miwfights in the will those who
improve build Mills. that iii hud
their advantage give a call. will all
best stock that had,
ound 70 corre III " lie tne
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TO THE LADIES.

~EO. II. BATES & CO., IMPORTERS AND
" WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS. Cincinnati, Ohio.
liberal approved credit, very
of Goods, of which their difec
Large dea iets and supplied
Eastern prices, adding and exchange only All
tices OF the best quality following part OF their
DRUGS g. DYE sruFFs.
Camphor Logvood, and ground
Opium, Turkey Camwood, bo:,ed
Lieuoriee. ssrnv Me Wood. Gu,
Iiquorice Calabria Red Wood,
Birthstone and Sulphur Woad German
oorax, refined. Lac Dye, extra
Epson Salts, Eng. Madder, Dutch
Qninne, French Indigo. Manila
itheubaIb. turkey Do Span Float
:pecac. pure DO Bengal
Jalap, pure Alum and Copperas
BAY berry, pure Blue Vitrioi
Cayenne, African Oil titriol
Aloes, super, Aqua Forts
Masne.ia, Eng Muriatic Acid
Caiomei, Eng and Am. Muriate Tin
Carl. Soda Cochineal
Tart Acid Nu,gals
Castor Oil Extrac, Log~ood
Olive Oil Cudbear
Alchnhal Sumac
Al Ammonia Tumeric
Sp,s Ni,re ShelIac
Supb Ether Press Papers
G. am Arab: Machine Gard.
OIL. Pure Sperm Oil
Extracts. all kinds Pure Lard Oh
all Kinds Grain Tin
Block Tin
Pa,en, Medicines Emery
&c &c &c &c &c DC
PAINTS &c SUNDRlEs.
Whiting dry Brandy and Wines
White lead. pure. and No Virginia Tobacco
Red Lead. No Cigars, all brands
Black Loaj Tanners Oil
fharxa fne Rosia Carolina
Turkey Umber Cement and Lime
Venetian Red, Eng Soaps and Candles
Spanish Brown Bottles, Walls and lars
Yellow Ocher, french Havana Sugar
Lamp Black. supr Pepper am Spice
Chrome Grsen Nuimegs and Cloves
Do Yellow Cinnamon
Do Red Corks, all kinds
Vermilon, Chinese Percussion Caps
Do Eng and Am Maceaboy Snuff
Pru-san Blue Rappee DO
Brunswick Green Scotch do
Emerald Green Friction Matches
Paris White Colonge. all kinds
Tsrre D'Siena Salad Oil Superior
Verdgris Java Coffee. do
Chalk Imperial Tea
Linseed Oil Gunpowds: 10
Sp,s Turpenine ii Tea
Japan Varnish Lead and Shot
Furniture do Dopont's Fowler
Coach do Glue. all kinds
Putty Superior Wrapping Paper
Window Glass Letter Paper
Pa NJ Brushes Factory .ricesl
Gum Copai Salefatas aud Peerlash
Sugar of Lead Potash and Chloride Lime
&c &c &c &c &c 81
Cash paid for Bee<wax, Fla1sced, Clover Seed, Hemp
3 nd Prniuce generally.
Dee. 80 IN ie44
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GAmLlI 6 MAGmIM1S.
WOODS PATENT PLOUGH.

We re making the PLOUGH From the long etan-
ding Of this Plough this and the adjoining counties and
in Ohio. deem unnecessary speak of its
quat of those who have used
ind the best and Plough in
raj We manufacture four sizes two three. and
horse Poughs; all of WHICH months
viii "a LIZ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-25
TENNESSEE SAFE.

The Nashville Wing Of the 4th inst. states that the
returns are eomrlee, with the exception of Fentress
county Adopting the old vote of .eniress Mr. Clay S
majority in the Stale is l00" Ne have the vote OF Fen
tress couny in Which there las been Lucouco gain Of
43so that Cay's majority in hr State is about 367 -.
Thus Las Tennessee repudiaed Yonng Hickory ihuunh
backed hy Old Hickory State PRIDE and all the other
means and appliances resof'ed to for the purpose Of
defeating Nj Clay. Had New York proved time to
herself atd the non-or rather had The material for
manufacturing 'ciseas' been less abundant, Henry
Clay would now have been President of the United
sia'fs. But il has been decided otherwise, .for we,
or for moe,' and we aust submit
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I'll. srarE OF IOWA

Tie Coas.nlin n iaftn Crnstitafiaa tst tho Sile
al va have Glos,p he,f anurs. ihu lona Standard
aises summary u Tie phfissJns0 The lea Cous'l'a-
ton:
The Legislature ll ensisl a. seventeen Senators and
iifs unr Rrrf seHaiisr- brnual-fag III iifst sAiy
days ( day. Tor sGt sgef ltmr 81 dsy.
TIE LTfclfee t,osctnnr TOR The !. IN al Two years.
salary $500. To- Laee veto. Secretary Il State tso
,ears, salary S5J0 Treasurer tsp years salary 81
~. Audiior 10 Yeafs. salary l590. Al lair elect
81 ~ the pole aaa tlar saiares MI Ia DC Increased
IL tea years.
Iae Jaa.cial4. -safnsue Cuuh lbfee Judges elected
by i3nt 'a. nj the l. slstut. term f5ar y.as. salary
ss0t 'Irre i3f.Eet Courts JtdFH. IA ~ eleried ~
the people, tern faf saas, S.lF ss11- Prose 'utng
Attorney cteitd y Tie people "r l~o Yeas.
Superintendent 81 iubiic Ius rucll,u be appointed
by The Legislature.
Legislative eifetioHs vGce aud plurality elects
tafp1fatiups liri'rd ~ tVepy years unless uacf
FL. staoah,lrf individually l1be; the Legislature 10
haFe The frhi rep Al. ba the State IN b. siockho~
r. n Bnnk b. established unless hr charter 10 subs
united Ia the peapir and apbr,vcd by then.
Laws ~ euihfare bui subject. Inch shall be *.
pfe-,d ~ tire riile Nj 10 lo to 8fee until published
Fl lie curttr> Law IL he passed eafly. u prevent
1isek and mulaia persons from settling IN lar STATE.
LOTTERIES and Tie sale Il o'tery itkefs pnh bIltd
Amendments may BE- pnipused ~ orr Legislature. up.
nfastd hy the sor9nd, and then # adopted by the peoz
pic Ia In c'ne part ii The Constitution. Revision by
Convention called lY vote Of two-lhlfds Of tie Legs
laiute, II approved b, a popular vote
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CABINET APPOINTMENTS

Tie Washington correspondent OF tie New York
Commercial Expresses satne doubt whether Mr. Calhoun
vii he nemb,r of Mr.. polh's Cabinet AID iuliates
al Gen Cass Will he appointed Secretary d STATE, and
Gen. Marcy, Of New York, Secretary Of The Treasury
Mr. Mason, he thinks, Will either retain The psi Of See
rotary Of the Navy. srccetd Mr. Everett Minister
to Great Britain. Gen. Romuus NJ. Saunders ot North
Carolina, 1t Is surmistd, wl superscde Mr.. WnhlI6e
as Postmaster Geneial. Senator Walker (shose wife
a niece of the vile of Wee President Dallas is I'll
ther 10 have lace in the Cabinet. Of the vacant
seats on the bench of the Surrene Court.
fhe writer expresses The orincn thai Mr. rolk Will
not adon' the proseriplise policy. "to lis fall cxeu''
bni he supposcs that "lhe ~ Ter appointments Of Coz
ltclas in New York and elsewhere viii he undone and
that speedily but vi iui such use Of The ruilIo
llne smack of ,uGratllude 10 Mr.. Tyler himself? The
friends ul that usrous obscure" world of course have
had no claims upon The sympathy of The Wings; BAT
surely, the Lccufoco party owe them some fobearance