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From the National Intelligoncer.
no THE EDITORS

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, May 26, 1874.
GENTLEMEN Il herewith transmit letter, writ
ten some weeks since by Mr.. Clay, in reply to a
note which addressed to him at Norfolk, in Vir-
ginia, which have withheld from publication, in
asmuch as he was impressed las expressed in his
letter. that overrated the Importance ofthe charge.
Within the last ten days have received several
letters asking copies Of my speech in defence of
Mr.. Clay, particularly upon this charge. have
not yet had the leisure to write out my speech, but
shall do so at the first convenient moment. In
the meantime you will please publish the enclosed,
which is a single link in the chain of testimony
have in my possession to nail this charge to the
counter as base forgery JOHN WHITE.
To Messrs. Gales g. Seaton.
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GREAT ATTRACTION

Ut THE CURNER STOKE!
SOO YARDS of new and beautiful LACES all widths
lCVV aud qualities, from cents TO two dollars per y'd
900 yards splendid striped and plain CAMELON SILKS;
800 yards splendid satin striped and plain MUSLIN DoLANES
new styles OF BAZARINES, Tarlton printed LAWNS Lace
LAWNS and other styles goods for thin dresses many
new styles of GlNGHAMS PRINTS, printed MBRICS SLc
100 beautiful PARAsoLs with so new BoNNETs few ex,
ira rich silk and barage MANTLEs and sAWLSa and
desirable aucle 100 SHAWLS of Muslin de1ane and
other fancy styles Lots of goods for CHlLDREN5
SUMNER CLOTHING u few nice 1914, la md 1914 MAR
SAlLLES quilts, just received by - -
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BRIGHTON MARKET, JUNE g.
At market $40 beef cattle, 25 pairs working oxen 800 sheep
Prees.-Beef, SOS to 537 quality 4s5 to IL
second, 45O to AS third 81 to 45O Working oxen, 500
500. Sheep, 225 10 AIS.
BOSTON MARKET, JUNE4.
WO0LNo change of any Importance. The demand contin
good and prices a maintained.
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Sad .4cciden.-A young man aged about y, v-
ing in Tunbridge, by the name of Lyman Wright
jrr had his hand blown off by the bursting of gun
on June training day morning. 1t was found ne
cessary to amputate a portion of the arm. He had
gone, in company with number of young men,
early in the morning, to one of his neighbors, for
the purpose Of ",caking up" an officer; and while
in the act of dscharging his gun, it burst and the
result was as described above. When will people
learn to be more careful in the use of firearms p
We had supposed that the foolish and silly practice
of waking up officers had been entirely abandoned.
If it is not, it is high time it should be.
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June Training. The day was beautiful. I'm
der the new law the enrolled militia were enabled
to do up all their years duty before dinner time,
but the Rifemen, under Capt Isham, made day
of it in thorough drilling. There is but one thing
to prevent this company from being the first in rep
utation in the state, and that is lack of numbers
Fill up the ranks, young men. So long as the law
requires this service in some mode, yield it in a
manner pleasant and credltable to yourselves.
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DEATHS.

10 Lancaster Mass, May ga Doreas wife Of WIN. Fletcher
g. Proctor ESQ., daughter of Dr. Pelog Redded Coventry
aged 80 Mrs died suddenly, leaving husband
children, day DID, and circle of friends
greatly afflicted. II may bo but just say that she
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WING STATE & RATIFI-
CATION CONVENTION.

AT BURLINGTON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE
&c 1874.
The Wings of the State of Vermont, land all
others without regard to name who ere in favor of
HENRY CLAY for the Presidency, and THEO-
DORE FRELINGHUYSEN for the Vice Pres-
dency of the United States are requested to meet
in Convention at Burlington, on WEDNESDAY
the Goth of June, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. for the pur.
pose Of nominating Candidates for State Officers
and Electors of President and Vice President of
the United States also to confirm the nominations
made by the National Convention held at Balt-
more the first of May last Cor the Presidency and
Vice Presidency; and for the transaction of other
matters deemed necessary, preparatory to the an
nual September Election.
As Governor Mattocks declines being consider
ed candidate for reelection, (which will be seen
by his letter herewith made publicly new candi-
date for that Office is to be selected This circum-
stance, together with matters connected with Ma
tional affairs, must render this Convention a very
interesting one to the Wing party.
The Committee suggest, therefore, that the
Wings of the State be not represented by dele
gates but that the ,chOle Wing party appear there
in mass.
A number of distinguished gentlemen from a
broad, it is expected, will be present. and address:
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TO PAPER MANUFACTURERS.
CYRUS w. FIELD.

NO. o BURLING SLIP, NETWORK,
III AS in and offers for sale favorable terms,
IL Bleaching Powders, best quality.
SmAlts, +. T.. and 4 +. Il,
Best English Telling 49, 40, as 81, g. &C and 70 in
Foudipier" 10 f. Go ill., "a H. &c in
" Press Roll Fets and Jackets, all sizes
&C Brass aud Copper Wire Cloth, all widths.
" Fourdiner Wires.
Rags of all qualities, both Foreign and Domestic Alum, Oil
of Vitriol, Twine, &c.
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BONNETS, RIBBONS, AND FLOWERS,
AT THE CORNER STORE.
lOU Bonnet Room, consisting of Fine and superfne
FLORENCE, Extr aGne and Medium RUTLAND Dunstable
and Common STRAWS, also a few choice IMPERIAL, ORR
ENTAIL, BRILLIANT, PRINCE ALBERT, LACE NEAPoL
ITAN LACE and WAVE, and LACEand SHELL BONNETS
of various patterns. Also Misses RUTLAND and COMMON
BRAIDS all Sizes elegant BONNET SILKS, splendid FRENCH
WREATHS AND FLOWERS, TABS, CAPS, CAPPEES,
FRENCH RUSdES, &C., &C.
Mners will ba supplied small advance from city prices
May 25 1874 60 STORRS LANGDONS.
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NETWORK

, A WIDE LACE, article for capes Edsing, Foot,
Y BALDWIN, SCOTT & co.
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BIOGRAPHICAL SERIES,

BIOGRAPHICAL SERIES,
I'obe completed in about fifty numbers each number,
or rolune, to contain $50 pages and upioards.-
Published semi-monthly at 25 cents per eol,une
This series will consist of deeply interesting
nent persons male and female such have before been
presented in popular FORM They will possess all the
Of work of felton, with the additional advantage being
DNow ready
No.L-THE LIFE OF MADAME D'ARBLAY, formerly
Miss Burney) authoress of Evclina &c. in volumes,
% cents each.
No. 1.-THE LIFE OF GoETHE-From his own autobio-
graphical papers, and the of his contemporaries vol
umes, at 25 cents each volume.
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NEW BOOKS.

SPARKS LIFE OF WASHINGTON do. FRANKLIN,
- splendid edition BancIoit's HISTORY OF THE UNITED
STATES; Stephens CENTRAL AMERICA KendalPs SAN
IA FE EXPEDITION Mrs. Chlds LETTERS FROM NEW
YORK Webster's Octave DICTIONARY Cowpcrs POEMS
COURSE OF TINE Pictorial BIBLE illustrated SHAKS
PEARE, &C., &c, just received b.
NAV 90 lsli CD iP. WALTON SONS.
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STANDARD DRAMA,
LIBRARY EDITION,

EDITED BY EYES SAKGEANT,
Containing selection Of the best Plays Of Modern Authors
with Explanatory Notes and Observations Costumes OF charac
and Stage Directions to BIO completed in so weekly
bers, at IL - cents EACH
The series will be composed principally of such modern dra
Of celebrity consequence of the restrictions Of copy
right in England have not yet appeared in any collection Of
Taould Coy, Shell, Matcrn, Bulwe Tobin Knowles, Nor
ton, D'Israe Leigh Hunt Mman Jerrod, and others,
tany possess that degiee Of interest," that well selected Ii
hury should DO without them and yet few of these works
have been presented the American public in shape
suitable for preservation.
proposed in the series to remedy this deficiency
Every number will consist of entire drama of character to
the closet well the and accompanied by
introductory remarks, historical and critical.
The and directions, including description of tho
costumes the characters will be given but in instance
will there be departure from the text of the author The
will thus only be seviceabe to the actor but saac-
tory the general reader.
The typography of the series will be new large snd uniform
number comprises distinct and entire work in itself
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FANCY GOODS AT THE CORNER STORE.
STOORs & LANGDONS have this day returned from New
- York with great variety Of rich and fashionable DRESS
and FANCY GOODS, such as SILK and STRAW BONNETS
and TRIMMINGS of various styles, elegant SHAWlS, HAND
KERCHEFS, and CRAVArS from 25 25 dollars EACH
great variety of Silk, Wocd and Cotton DRESS GOODS,
&c. &c which theyo offer chcnD. NAV 80, lS43
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illustrative engraving steel designed by J. G. Chapman
Prospectus Of The Drdoing- Room Library.
The works included this series will be either original
such be procured except prices, in
other shape There is class OF productions both in
and which may be called eces in literature but which
find their the shelves Of bookstores
pied thoy with the cheap novels whose Legion
Indications Of growing in the public mind for eer
hngsor higher specimens of achievement the domain of
thoughtor nvigoratng, if palatable nelecu
al nurmen begin To minister to this
contribute the supply Of its demandswi be the object Of
the " Drawing Room Library"
By way presenting credentials 10 entering upon the
task of editor and of what intend to give,
the series with collection Of POEMS
heng the which DO laid charge Our other wi
ngs prose and will appear in future numbers But in
meanwhile the series will be enriched works of
interest, which cannot but mpa to il lasting value
The Drawing Room Lbray'' will be published every week.
in numbers, containing distinct works, 10 each
title page and table of will be given, when numbers
enough make a neat uniform volume have appeared But
every number will be Independent in ITSELF the purchaser
consult his regard those works which he includes
his bound collection, and mail subscribers remit for
numbers of the work may DESIRE For dollar
eight copies will be Price i2 10 cents.
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.


CYRUS w. FIELD, No. Burlihg slip, (beween Pearl and
~ Water sts New York, has store, and offers for SALE in
lots purchasers the liberal
proved notes. full and complete of every descp
lion of Paper usually kept in Paper Warehouse among which
WRITING PAPERS;
Imperial, Superfuo Royal, Royal,
Medium, Demi, Flat Cap, No. /, az 3.
For Account Books
Fine Blue and White Cap, Plain and Ruled.
Supet1nc, do
Fine BluG and White Letter, Plain and Rulod
SupeTdne, do do
do do do
do Octave, do
Low Price Cap and Letter Paper.
Commercial Postal qualities
Packet do do
Folio do do
Bank do do &c. &c. &c
PRINTING AND OTHER PAPERS.
Newspapers, all sizes and qualities.
Book Paper, fine and superfne,
Envelope 22x32, 24x36 36x40.
Glazed Envelope 1924, Boxes 23x23, 24x36
Tissue Paper, white and assorted colors.
Hanging Paper, brown, white, green, blue, &c.
Hardware Paper, assorted sizes.
Dtsgsists paper, blue and white.
HattsTs Papers.
Colored Mediums.
Cover Papers.
Cloth Paper, 30x4O, 3Gxi0
Press Papers.
Wrapping Paper-all sizes of Rag and Straw.
Kentish Cap and Ironmongars Papers.
Shoe and Ten Paper
Blue and White Bonnet Boards
Trunk Boards.
Binders do
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Band Box do
Straw do &c. &c. &c.
Will and Book Printing
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Paper manufacturers supplied with Rags, Wires, Felngs
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NEW CARPETING.
FOR THE LADIES !

VARIOUS kinds of English, French and American BILLET
PAPER, of and unique STYLES beautiful TOILET and
TABLE BONES sACHET PARFuME lroseG TRANsPA
RENT WATERS, WAX, PENCILS, PENS, PEN -HOIDERS
PEN-KNIVES, FOLDERS, WRISTBANDS, SEALS, &c. ;
CARDS, CARD CASES, Pocket MEMORANDUMS DRAW
ING PAPER, Plain and Tinted English DRAWING BOOKS,
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May 90 1874 SO
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RICH DRESS

AND FA NCY GOODS.
CTORRS 4 LANGDONS this day receiving, at the COR
= NER STORE, great variety Of new and elegant DRESS
GOODS, such SILKS, MUSLINS, LAWNS, POPLINS,
ORGANIZES, DeLANEs, rARAClENEs, GINGHAMs, and
PRINTS Also few psce nice BLACK DeLANEs, AL
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"a Fancy and Mourning sHAWLS CRAYATs, LACES, EDG-
INGs, CAPS, GlMPS, CORDS, GLOVES. MiTTS, Silk and
Cotton HOSIERY, Sc, Also large lot of very cheap
PARAsoLs, with lot large and very elegant ditto
SHADES, FANS, &C., &C. To which invite the attention
of the Ladies generally. 10 May 25, 1874.
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JUST PUBLbHED:
No. 1.-THE DRAWING ROOM LIBRARY,
Edited by Epes Sergeant.
THE LIGHT OF THE LIGHTHOUSE, AND
OTHER POEMS,

Now for the first time collected by Epes Sergeant, with
illustrative engraving STEEL designed by J. G. Chapman
Prospectus Of The Drdoing- Room Library.
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CALVIN TOWNSLEY, !
HlLAND HALL,
HAMDEN QUITS,
ID. w. c. CLARKE, S
GEORGE A. ALLEN, (
E. p. WALTON, JR.
S. w. KEYES,
A. G. CHADWICK,
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DAMS, Columns and Davies ARITHMETICs Mes.
IA Phelps BOTANY for Beginners, STATES &c, &C., just
received by E. p. WALTON q SONS
May 20, 1874. 60
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PINE BOARDS
COD FISH.

S000 FEET seasoned clear PINE BOARDS and PLANK
cOOO on hand and for sale by
June 6, 1874 "a SILAS BURBANK Jr
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STATIONERY
WHTTE LEAD & OIL
SCHOOL. ROCKS &C

ONE TON Of real pure PHILADELPHIA LEAD, with OIL
~ and other PAINTS, iustreceyed by
May 30, 1874. 63 STORRS & LANGDONS.
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KNOWLES ELOCUTIONIsT,
AND RHETORICAL READER AND Reel.
TATION ROCK

Containing the only essential principles Of Eocution with
new selection OF pieces for reading and
for the use OF schools and colleges James Sheridan
dapled to the purposes of instruction the United States
Epes saIgeani-4 pagespce so cents bound leather
ing much cheaper than similar work published in ii
United states Attached to the work win be found opnior
Of Charles Anihon, LII d. Hon. w c. Preston, Hon. Guir
q. Verplank, in regard TO its merits. 7
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EXPRESS ARRIVAL.
DRY GOODS
WHITE GOODS

HAVE just received doz super Florence BONNETS
II and some,medum Florence and Rutland BONNETS RIB,
BONS for Boiucts and Caps, TABS EDGINGS, GIMPfNGS
&c, at their Cash Store. June g. le4i Ga
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-31

"THE WEAKER VEssEL."-Some years since
man was tried in the Court Of Worcester CO.,
Maryland on presentment for assault and bat
terry on his wife. The wife was introduced as
witness against him, and he was fined. Judge
NJ, after he had caused the fine TO be entered,
administered a lecture to the man, to this effect
"The Court hope you will not be brought before
them again for similar offence. You should
always bear in mind that the wife is the weaker
vessel" To which admonition, the man replied
apparently forgetting his positions ''Blast her, if
she be the weaker vessel, why does she carry SO
much sail 2" The bench, bar, and bystanders
were convulsed with laughter.-BaA. Pat.
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"THE BLACK TARIFF"-The Journal of Com
merce furnishes triumphant reiutations of lis
Free Trade fallaces by the items of intelligence
that appear in its columns. It's poison is quite
harmless when accompanied by such antidetes
as the following:
"THE THOMAS p. CopE.-This fine packet ship,
commanded by Captain Miercken, from Liver
pool, is now below, having on board one of the
largest and most valuable cargoes ever brought
into this port Her freight list alone is estimated
to be worth at least $7,5O0"-PhH Forum.
: MANUFACTURES OF. De LAINEs.-A company
has been formed in this city with a capital of one
million dollars, and have purchased privilege
which, in the course of another year, will set in
motion two mills of $4,000 spindIes each, to man
ufacture de lanes, &c.'-Boston Post.
With such practical evidences that commerce
and manufactures are materially benefited by
the tariff, the people will not be very likely to
consent to ite repeal, even to promote the poiti-
cal interests Ct Mr.. Van Buren.-Aidany Euen-
ing Journal.
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FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT OF
MARYLAND. &Y

The delegates from the counties of Prince
Georges, Montgomery, part of Anne Arundel,
Charles, Calvert, and ST. Mary's, assembled in
convention yesterday, the 3Olh instant, at Bla-
densburg.
The Convention was organized by calling T..
S. ALEXANDER, Esq, of Annapolis, to the Chair.
COL Wootten and Thomas F. Bowie, of Prince
Georges; R. /. Bowie, Of Montgomery; John
johnson, Of Anne Arundel and ]. M. S. Causin,
of St. Mary's, were severally nominated as can
didates for the Congressional nomination of the
district
After several ballo,ngs, J. M. S. CAUSIN,
ESQ.,, of ST. Marys, was unanimously selected.
The announcement was enthusiastically re-
ceived by the Convention, and both in public
and private but one sentiment prevailed; each
member declaring himself fully satisfied with
the result, and all pledging themselves to sus-
nomination of Mr. CAusIN.
The Convention then unanimously appointed
Gov. Sprigg, of Prince Georges, delegate to
the Wing National Convention from the First
District.
After the adjournment of the Convention, the
Clay Club of Bladensburg assembled, and passed
a series of resolutions declaring their preference
for HENRY CLAY, as their " first, last and only
choice" and were addressed by that sterling and
whole-souled Wing, the Hon. Mr.. THoMAssoN,
of Kentucky, in a manner worthy of the cause
and its leader.
The proceedings of the day were terminated
by ball, which was participated in by the at
tending delegates, numerous citizens of this city,
and by the neighborhood generally.
One thousand Wing majority for the first dis
trct! Do you hear that, boys! "You can, and
you mast
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REcAPTURED.-On Sunday, the 14th instant,
twenty of the prisoners confined in the Missouri
penitentiary, at Jefferson, rose on the deputy
keeper, during divine service, knocked him down,
and escaped. On regaining his feet the keeper
fired on the hindmost prisoner and wounded him
in the thigh Nineteen of the fugitives were re-
taken by the citizens of Jefferson, who went in
pursuit. The twentieth escaped in consequence
Of his pursuers sticking fast in quicksand. Ten
shots were fired at the fugitives but none took
effect; consequently, the fellows are ripe and
ready for another run.
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REMovAL-A very important removal, as we
learn from the Wing Standard, has been effected
through the Locofoco majority in the House at
Washington. The old cake-seller has been re-
moved to make room for one Col Muloy, of
Philadelphia, who had been applicant for
doorkeeper. Every one expected to see it given
to Misunderstanding American.
Was it expected that Pennsylvania would get
nothing She, too, applied for the " highest Of
6ce," and it was but reasonable to expect that
she would get something-so they gave her the
odd breeches"
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MAssAcHUsETs.-Mr Choate, it is confidently
rumored, according to the Boston Post, has resign
ed his seat at the Senate Board, his resignation to
take effect on the 4th of March. MIR. Webster
being now New Yorker, Ex-Governor Lincoln
may stand some chance of succeeding MIR, Choate.
Franklin Dexter, Esq, has also been named, and
the Hon John Quincy, jr., the Hon John Morey,
the Hon. John Chapman, the Hon. John G. Park,
the Hon. Martin Brimmer, and General II. A. S.
Dearborn.--Aurora.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
JANUARY 30 1874
INDIAN QUEEN (BRowN'sl uorry.

INDIAN QUEEN (BRowN's) HOTEL.
William H. Coffin, Thomas G. Pratt, c. C.. Ma
.gruder, Md; John Walker, J. Peters, HOLIDAYS
burg, Pa; S. Key, M. Tennet, w. F. Berry, George
Brent, Mr.. Warrington, Md J. M. Smith, Fl. F.
Thornton, n Y; M. A. Earle, Pha.; Mr. Ridgely,
Md; Daniel M. Elliott Phila; Charles Hunter. B.
Davenport G. B. Beall, II. Beddinger, Va; j. A.
Bender, Phila. Mr.. Calder, Penn. 2. Sascer, Md,
CITY (ruLLER's) HOTEL.
Mr. Earl and lady, Phila. Captain Conner, U. S.
revenue service DR.. Egbert, U. s. N.
EUROPEAN (GALABRUN's) HOTEL.
George Potter London.
EXCHANGE (ryLER's) HOTEL
G. r. Johnson, Mr.. Field, Bait. James Hoy, jr.,
Phila; A. F. Rghtor, La.
TEMPERANCE (BEERs's) HOTEL.
D. Knapp, Chenango, N. Y; James McNeal IT.,
Baltimore
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we are panied to announce the death of Mrs.
KEDrNG, the wife Of the Hon. John r. Reding, of
the House of Representatives. Funeral services
IN her remembrance will be performed at Mr..
Stewards, Capitol Hill, this day at o'clock, P.
NJ; Immediately after which, the remains Of the
deceased will be taken to the railroad depot, to
be conveyed to the residence of her husband in
New Hampshire.
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MIR. GLTDDoN's LEcTUREs-The last of the
course on Egypt delivered by Mr.. Gliddon on
Monday evening was fully attended, and gave
the highest qualification to, the audience. 1t is
to be hoped that the lecturer will yield to the
public wish, and continue his unfodngs of the
mysteries of the Pharoahs--a subject, on account
OF lis Biblical connexion, of the highest interest
to believers in Christianity
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5a FsA New London t1moscticut> Advocate says
that there are now building in Norwich, two
freighting vessels, to be propelled on the Erics-
son principle, and designed to run between Nor
witch and New York and Albany. There is also
nearly completed in New York, steam propeller
for gentlemen in Norwich, to be employed as a
freight and passenger vessel. between Norwich
and New York.
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MARYLAND.-The Wings of the Second Dis
trct of Maryland composed of the counties of
Frederick, Washington, and Allegany) have
nominated FRANCIS ]. BRENGLE, of Frederick,
as their candidate for Congress. The Locofocos
of the same district have brought forward JOHN
L. Mason, of Washington county, member of
the last Congress, and somewhat noted as an
ultra Free Trace man, and an advocate of Direct
Taxation.
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GOOD MovEMENr.-In the Kentucky Sc nate,
Mr. Morgan has moved the following resolution,
which was adopted:
Resolred That the Committee on the Judi
ciary be instructed to inquire into the expedien-
cy of passing law to punish swindling by con-
fnement in the Penitentiary, and that they report
by bill or otherwise"