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DAYS WITHOUT NIGHTs, AND NIGHTS WITH ouT DAY = Dr. Baird. iH his lecture ai the Con erence kou,u on TUerhaY evening, gave soinr inter- eslIng facts There is n,ihua that strikes a Stran- ger nIur+ iorrihly, if he valis Sweden al he of the year ~hen the iays longe,, than ile ab srnre of light. Dc. B. had no ConcrpIi"n al il be-
 fore his arrival lie a,rived al Stockh,lm, fr"n Gaenhurgh, 400 mies distant in ilie lnorniBg. and
 n the afternoon went roIne irie0ds-had not 'ak- tn notes tIlne-aad rearhed about nidniShi; II was as light as Ii r here ali an hour brlnre suuUwn You could [ distinctly. Bul all was quiet in the streets; il seemed as if the iGhaban,s had gone away M were d, al. No sgus ,f liir-stores cl'rrd. The June Y. es down al Stockhl" a liiile be. fore 70 o'clack There is great lllWmInaIi n all nghi, the passes ronnd the rarlh toward, the nmih pole and ittkrtfraciion oi it's ,a.s is such. thai voW read al mdnlgh,. Dr. E read is ter n ,he iores near Stockholm. a, ,ndnIRhi, wlIluut ai ttcial gid, Thete is nm,intaiD at tue head ni the Gulf of Bohnia, where OR the 2'st of Jane the does mol go doun at all. Travellers 20 up there to sec it eaunboat gnes up irus, Suckholn for the purpose oi carr,iue those hO are curiuus to witness the phenonenon. IL oni! occurs .ne night. Tn" sun gues down io the horiz"n. You ran tue whole lace of u, and n five minutes ii bpgins to rise.
 Al the North Cape, lat 72 degrees, the sun does mi go down for several at.kr. In Juie, Il would be about 20 degrees abn.e the h"TIun al miin ght. The way the eope there know il tx "idnighi, the, see the begin rise. The changes in these heh
 a,itWes frou tum,ner to winter, are 70 great. that we can have concep,ioA of lhem al all ln th' winter time the sun d,ssnpears and is n"i secn ior weeks, whtn it co.nes up and shows it's face. Afterwards, il rsnans for les, fifteen, or twenty minutes, and then drscends. And finally, Il does uoi set al all bn, makes altnos, circle r"and the heavens. Dr. Baird was asked how they nanagcd m regard 10 hired persons, and ~hat they conritirr
 day. He could not say, bet supposed they 1o'k ed hy the hour, and twelve hoHrs would be da,'s work Bmas aud animals take their sccsaipmed rest at tl,eir usual huurs. The Doctor did kuo~ nov l,ey learned the time, but they had, and go [" rest whether the goes down not. The hens take to the trees about Q, lock. F N an 1 stay there uuii the sun is well up in tAe mnrning, and the peuule get into this habit of late rising, too
 The first uoruins Dr. Baird awake in Stockholm heiwas surprised Le siining into his rooin He los ked at his watch and tuund i' was only 3 o'clock; aud he nexi time ie awoke, il was 5 o'clock, but there wore prrsons ID the streets The peo,,Ie are no, ia ,be habit of rising soon The Swedes in the cities very industriUus, owing probably 10 the cllma,e -[iartord Times.
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THE TELEGRAPH AND THE PREss.-The Magnetic Telegraph company have fixed upon $S0 per week as the price they will charge each of the New York nlornins papers for furnishing them per Telegraph. with the iroceednsso ot Congress through the I, session. Unii ihe 18th of January ihev will no, e able 'osupply lhem with reports till o'c'"k the 'olIowps morning. After that, they bind theni- selves 10 7o'clnck, p. m of the same day, as the latest hour. The publishers had mreting the subject on Thursday, tui postponed coming to con. cluson on the subject until 10 day, when they hold another meeing.-[N Y. Exoress.
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NEW STATE.-Sone line a ., says the Penn sylvanIan, we indied an al ale which weui ihe rnunds Ui the newspapers, in rtlatI Io State, 10 be c.,Inpused uf lntyns lt callrd forth the annexed capital arcie iran the Racine (Wiscts Adrocafe winch some uf our '-Na,ive' brethren c.n ''pat tn iheW p,res and smoke" in sorrow for the Drn. cratic tendency of ,he poor natiseri
 We have alrtad, mentioned that PItchlyn, d Choc ia~ Chief, has hrrn -lrced h\ iLa nalinn tl,-ir representative at Washington not is Congress, a suu,r papers have tirahilessI, stated hi acc"unir
 oncut in awarding i" hun the character of an In el-
 grm and w"riay ciiixrn, possessing more than diuaiy intellect ~uh commanding interest aniong his prolle. IL w0ud he Il niagnanin"us act ou tle part ui Congress aimii the ChUciaw nation, c''n l-inlng sosie egtiy thna-and inhabitants. into s,ur Union. wi ihe piivIrges of an independent State aud to Iniroiucs Mir piicl,n un tue Aoor of Con. \ eHs. representative of iha uuble aborig ina rare of men whom VIC have suppian,ed.
 Ia Wisconsin. \ community of ahrrIg inai inilabi tants, the ''Br,hrrtowns have been dsnati'ua ized as ''lnd,ans, by of Congress, aud tu, invested N ,th all the r ,uchses, privileges and I,nmunii ies "I the most favored as, eligible to the subernat ohce. weil the executive chair of he Union, being ''naine" barn citizens of the United States And the BroihertOwns have vindicaIed their Iile l." cniz-uship (heiis heinz the first casa record ' such privileges having breu extended o lndiLns) hs demeanIng themselves as peaceful moral and intei hgeat community and cising their right like good democrats, the county of their resdence, Cal snrt, havine cast something like sx,, majnritv fo, Mr. Martin, the Democratic Delegate to Congress. Magnanin,ity, jus,ice, and precedent, therefore, are HH in iavur Ot Incorporating au lndlau cunnuut l Cor S,ate) mo Confectionery. And we sure oi tue powerful aid and couas of lhs "NatIve American party "-ior asry caut get over i'inins in l our uuy etpeut.
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POLLY BoDiEE The Circuit "ourt has no, yet been able to get jury for the trial of Polly Bodne. Two weeks have heen spent in the attempt, and only eight jurors have bees obtained, or ore ~ho was sworn s SO sick that he rannoi be expected io take seat in ihe jur, hox. Upio the hour of ad- jonrnmenl on Saturday thu ussnd seven hundred and sxt, -n,ne individuals had been examined ju TOTS, buI ihe number summoned vsslly grester- large number having heen excused for various req sons. and many mol obeylng the suinm. m at ail. thereby byssubjccIiug hems~s so 6ne eofS26or $50 On Saturday l5s jarors were exam,md, bss not found csmpetest>-l2s hsd valid sacssss. Asd ls& dsd Rsf answvn
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FRoH HAYTI.-Cspt. Rogers. of the schr Mary Chiilon, at Boston. from Cape Haven, 30Ih oct. re- p"rts, that the 26ih inc Dominicans surprised the Hay,ien garrison at Laxaron, consisting of about three hundred The official account reports, that after killing hundred and lweniv-eighi men. including Coonei, he Dominicans took The place. On ihe receipt of this news the President ordered all the tro ps of le place march for Laxaron, hut information having arrived the 29'h, that the Do minicanr had evacuated and burnt the town, the der was counternanded. Laxarnn is the principal frontier towa on the Cape eide of the Island, about '8 eagues east of Cape Hastien and just within the Spanish lines. The President VAS still preparing hIs grand expedition for the reduction of the Span- ish part of the Island, aud il said would march in the course ofa mnnth He had also ordered al
 the Ministers and the members of the Council oi State 10 reside Cape HsyIien and several had arr rived irom Port au Prince. Aa
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A Coroner's inquest was held on Tuesday on ,he body of negro man, found near lhe White House, three miles above lIe city. From the mud on hs clothes, il is supposed that he was intoxicated and died from exposure 10 the weather I'e w.s about 8 years of age--ha an broad hrim white hat, dark brown fo,k coat, hue striped cotton pan,a lnn,- aud a of dark striped linses pans under. Ia str pod cotton .hi,t and hrogans, lined and l.,
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Emiyrats tn r-xr ani orhrr States our U' . inn M be very great next y'ar from Bremen TT . .MgraiIun es, itement commenced at the close ui the summer. when ab ut th,rty thousand persons had ,akrn passage al Bremen t,r ,he In,-d States. and ten thousand more"~err expected o leave b-f, the of inc season The failure of the crops will induce imn,rnse a,inbsr Ui people to seek home in the new world next summer.
 No even, ia the hisiurv of the United States. If we excep, the war of independence, has m'de a greater Inpressnn upon the public miad im all parts of Europe, ihad the annexation "f Texas The ,piH of two powerful igntire, supreme in t.u rope, were supposed 10 govern the world; hut the lie eat "f the tng,sh and French alliance is spread ing through the ranks of the people, penetrating the masses and raar,ng the impressed to reflection on the growing importance of the land of liberty.- Throughout lh- Bit sh Isles; in France, in Spa,n, in the German States, in Ausira Italy, and in Russia, ihe news of he annexation of Texas has acted powerful lv upon thr popular mind. We are iound to be oi i,nporIacne than sanderers hir ed to arperse us had r-presenIed.--[N. Y. sum
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Per steamboat Jsmes Day from New-OEleans-- Mrs Dorph eS Misses Judah. Hcnn2 I1eut Jnnes Cspt Rayd. Mad IIantingion, Messrr and Htber foang, Parkinson, R0binsoD CSssO, brsnton, noPkIna, Weieh -IS decs.
 Per steamboat Fashion from ew-orleans-- Aeadanea HAniou, Mu-s, Skerr.t. MrS-rs W ilnnton. Moss, II Skertet. Hathaway, Alden, Rowland. DrOwD Jameson, F0wltE Gallagher. Csnp--I3 All deck.
 Per brg Oak sailed fr in boalon for Ihs poft-B Phelps snd lady, Messrs C Phelps, s Lucas, L R snd Buwen.
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CAsADA.-Speaking of u wV for Oregon, the Turuniu Gl,i,e of the 18th uIt says:

CAsADA.-Speaklng of u wsV for Oregon, the Toronio Glubc of the 18th ut. says:
 1.-The vulnerable pont the British side is Cana da:-and defend it from the numerous iorces that might come from the other side, a sirong army must be sent from home, mainiaIBed at great expense - But the two Canadas contain o om two to farce hun dred thousand men, able bear arms. tle cheat and besi defence of Canada, and il all ihe'r hearts are as true as their arms strong, Canaa is in- vulnerable. These men will be addressed in 'he lan- guage of freedom in case of fa war with neish- bors-.Com and join us. and you will have he en- tire management of your own affairs. Come whe' c there are n" Clergy Reserves--no High Churchmen |, ever aiming lord il the consciences of lissen ters-no exclusive n'agisiracy-and no br'ed repre- sentaiiyes 1" These oAe.s. and these stat. menis will certainly be made. To many who have expe- rirnced the evils of nisgu, eraed coony, ihey will have str.ng inducements. The evils Ihe other side of the account they have never experienced, and probably never weighed."
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SuERisE AT PALERso.-The city of Palermo vet lay Ihe darkness of an nu'unnal nghi. although the gluom was giving place to the dusk of approach ing sunrise. rosy blush iinged inc eastern sky ; nnd while the buay city and is crowded harbor siill remained in scarce essened shade, a ray of light shot ,yer ilen and gded up ille summit of The lofty mountain of PelI-grina the wesl. Quickly it sprea.Is lower and bower, adown it's wooded sides anon If lippsd wiih radiance the baiilrmenIs of the Turie d, Bs,ch, inc broad keep of the Royal palace of Alcazar and the lofty tower of he old cah' drsI, bes,ds the du.ky harbor. Soon the topmosi masts of the largest gillevs in the port caught the .aniing sunhean-; and K afer ,g. and banner after ban- ner, of the m4my vessels that either traded with this Emp,rium of Eur,p or fingered amid ls ple asures on their way to or from the Holy Land. au,ieed gal. Iy in the n,ornug suh Far awhile their heasy hulls and storied forecasiles threw broad and prolonged shadows upon the dark brown waves beside them; bui in another quarter of hour, these had shrnk back to the western s,de of the several vessels; A sun rsy ganced along iha dancing waveeis; and the vh e KaIah and spisnai bay of Palerm" br ke ino azure spansIes and fa-hrd irsck sInlling welcome tn he glorious giser of is beauty.-t D"man's Mag axine.
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AUrUMN LEAVEs.


 Loup trembling one! Lest Of suE.neI's 's ssee sithsrrd rnd saafs ABd shITsrinS Hri Jbon agsfina ksfsi Thy Sork |, d.ne!
 C ou hast seen all .. Tho snumsd fiSsss rspos na 10 thsiF tomb Aud the green i'at Iht kneW thes iR tioom, Wnber aad fall!
 Wbs dastth ,u cling F.aiiy 10 ttr tough saplss, tFeef ss. Has than sst teEce aught like ehass Ies thee.
 Thou fad, 1 thiusf
 Tue voics offspring. Which woke thee into brux. se' 'sr ezaia Wil sres, tho ---ao, tue s-utls s1nnsr raia
 Nav verdurs bGug.
 Tho zephyr's brsath No Wil, A for thee Ils nsIody hal tks loue slg ot tue bHst sbaI4b
 ths ht sas ofdsstk.
 Yet few daya 4 few faiAt slrEgRl $ vi | he auluma slsrn Aud tue strulned sye, 10 catch lhl LenblInx form In Vaia nay gsze.
 Pale autnna leaf! Thou art an rniblem fuan'r mortality, Tue broken heari, nee young aud es b like thee, WiIhsred by eiief;
 Who.e hopes are fed, Whose loy d ones III have q, Opped and died away, st.il cIslss to life nd nteriDg loves to stay
 About the dead
 But ,ist-e'eu TOW hear the katherlng of tue autumn blas'i IL cunes-Ihy fran tui m tremhlIs-Ui is past!
 And thou all loS
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-03

A reciprocal commercial intercourse between Eng land and the UnIed States, il is rum"red, is being arranged by Mir. Buchanan and Mir. Pakenham I, is supposed that il Congress agree to the proposed rsdurtiun ofihe tariff tn the burixnnai basis nf 20 per cent, similar reduction upon of the arii cler of Ame, can producis into the British ports will be Ihe result
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FACroRY LABOR The Manchester IN. IT ) Dr rmncrai l,as the nlInWing specmeM of e hea Ing

FACTORY LABUR The ManchPsfer tN. U Democrat has the following sp-cimen of the blessings of the iactnr, system:
 The corporation panders, m stretching their In- da Rubber conscences, laliate the abuses ni the, mesters, commit of the most glaring violations of consistency, as well as of truth, Our leaders dnubiess rec llsci the Manchausen stories "f ihe
 .ow-i Courier, whn, hy the wa,. is siected 10 Stny at home for hi hrsiiag course in tue Legislature cal
 .sl W inier Mt to say an. thing ot ihe Bank story ol ,hp Coure, in which d,posiis in he Savings Bank were ati ibt e to 'he o+ra,ives amountiug {" mi hoas m",et a ai tn Ba capital anu Bank de. pni ih. Cit. of Lowell, late siors of the C..u- e is siIl glariugy false and riiiculously ai,- sud l. gave the name Ui a woman uho had wort . ed nineteen years n the Lowell milIs, bssn arytd. su ported her l,iher and mother educated a son, purchased d trn worih tw" thousand dalars, ana had done ail this ih the proceed, of her pay opera VI! This story ionk admirably with the corpor i"n papers, and has bee bruitrd o,n Maine lo tienrsia. It < 'od one, that 1t wns pity to spoil il. but siili some reckless sniiquar must needs hunt up the particulars II appears that he in question was an operative some length '' tune, has farm fr "hlch she D id $sN. was married hnf his . whom si. las educated. |. ani ,t one me W, sea. InIo the r''"nir q De "a {. ps.ss 1a B on ss.l!, r.cei,ing for oRry vssa cen Hundred doi ars os hssh moneyt The oon-, thss obained inc -di oi he L " h Cour, ,rr had the auiacuy put firth to the wo ld lle eurnin, uf d pirisoas operative
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The Selma Ere e Press If Saturday lnst states thh an ex'ensve religious revival is nsw progress ina in hai place. 1t commenced in tue Cumber- berlaad Presbyterian Chu'ch under the labors of Rev. Messrs. Nelson ani Meredith.
 Thus does the good work continue to spread- may it's still ba onward, until every town, village and settlement throughout the length aad breadth of our highly favored State shall become vocal with the praises of the Most High.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-03

The late election n Massachus, tis und ub edly great wh'g victory; ytt on t!e 24th "li they ,u uy again to elect representatives from Wo, cester Last year the ~hs maj niiy there was 339 --thIs year the mai"ri'y against whiggery is l55! Nantucket and Lowell w, also endeavnr to com plete their delegations. So al 0 in 1alem. Brigss' loss from lSi4 in Salem was only ssO!
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The majority in favor of T State Conven inn 10 re- form the State Cenveniins in New-York Is only lsl GOO. From this u"animiiy, il is evident ,h | the peope of that State expect something be done by the ConyentIon.
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A plan has lately been projected for the propu- sion o carriages on railways, by means of fcompress ed air, But this scheme presents nothing new, |, ihough p"t forth with xuch I,ar.de nor can it. pro bably, be brought nio practice with much adsan- tage Little gain is effected. whether compressed air or seam be ihs motive pnwer. as an engine m either must he used Besiies. the receptacle of the air must necessasil, be Of great magnitude to contain ihe required amount, 70 that boiler upon the ruad would he more advantageous But there are many other disadvantages in this plan. ~
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The Hon. John c. Calhoun has beea elected by the Legislature of South Carolina the Senate of Iht United States, in the place of tue Hen D. E.. Ilu' ger, resigned.
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| Per sisRmboRt FsshiOn Cm New-OrleAnu-J T Hu.
 bor; Bank of MOb c; q Weaifridt & Bro; N Warlng A co F. Hnverion, stuardii Dsds RSynolds; Batrou, 1 Mead < co; S W Allea.
 fer stesIubosi Iamss L Day from New-oslesns- 0 Wrsilrdt & iiss; CamPh-u, owea coi Washington | A GauHnHn; pHdu Ray nolda.
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RAILROADS IN rHE UNITED STATES --AccOr- ding to slaienrht jusi puhlIshet there are lO4 railrpads In lhe United SIales, measuring ia lie ag
 greRate 4 624 miles, and buill d cost of 13e iaiilions oi dollars The longest aikoad ls the eH- ifai rsilruad of Gsog,s, which is l6O niles in
 ssglh. We compile from tue tabe llst Of tie rSslds
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NEW ORLEAks--Per RtrsnbnaI FaaAlon- Azo 600 spece, 55 htds sks eetr bxs chrsss. eu bbs potatoes. do oil, do Huor. l6 do Tn0a-sas, Ac. NEW -ORLEAS3--Per steHiHhszI James DzT-ei bbls Iaeassea ID do po,atoes dar rye. do sis Sc.
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MARINE NEWS.
Port of nobIIe--Deesmbsr 3. Is4S.

CLEARED Brig PocshoHtas, Wade, tor Toaaac0 In ballast by muster.
 ARRIVED Steamboat Fashion. Fullerton fin Ne N-Orieana. stsaa,bont Jas Day, Rey H,4ds, i'm New-Orlrsns. CLEARED FOR THIS roRr--Frum ktw-York, Nov 92 -iark MaRdAia. (nrwl Dodge. Fi"n rettlaad, N"v <l-ship Andrew Scott, E,sery. SAILED THIS r0Rr-FroH Roiierdan, l4ih uIt- Shp Dubiir, ok0inrld From Provi ienrr. Nov 2l-Bsrk Lucreia started but \ ash"re tue flats the easwArd ut the Crook, V wbrre she reu,aihed at iuAk. 2i-Bsrk Rh"dr>, (nrw R. eginRioa. From ThoIuastoa Nov I5-ilrix Aida, (new) McFales
 MEMORANDA. sroKss-Oct IT, isl -. lou b. ship Jane. dom Bel fast for thiH pon. ort 90, lat 4e Ion ls ship Coiumbss from Bists tor thiH ptrt.
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h New Jersey there gre seven railroads, running in the whole l9l miles, and their aggregate cost $6,OO0 900. In Great Britain there are l76S miles of rall,y built at cnst of J65 li406I. In Ger. mau, llieIe Are 3665 miles of railroad.
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T A CARD-W1. the undersigned passengers on hnurd ihe JAMES L. DAY on her las, trip from New Or,esns to Aiohe, Iske this method ot making Capt Re- n.ds, fur bis kindness Hnd neniion duiins the psssagr. During our detention bar, lhe result think. o the darkness nt Sunday night and h1 very boiserous weather his efforts drr comfortable unceHsinR To The travelling puhAc ~e rheeruli, reconuiend Capt N. aud his Boat.
 C. Rubi, sun, A. linher,
 Ar Vriningioa, N. taheS,
 Wm. BruntnH. Capt n. hoyd,
 Thomas a. Young, II. Hapkins.
 Ira Park dec9
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rJMR xAUPrs DANLING ALADEMY will be opened Sslurasy, 6th DrrtFnher, 10 o'rork AM, aud oclork t,r ,ounx Ladies and Mssters--aight Srhaal Tor Ger emeh viii coinmenre Sntsrda>, dth Dec. NJ eA rct,,ck iis routsr VIII rampri.s-PsLkd. PoLho QuodrNs Wnnr de Deu- pss, Hop Raltz. Cato. Pode, Qundriite, tS Sylphie, &e.
 1BRMs-Prr srsstuH. al 10 Itssoas. .............&l2
 Two more irhiA family each ........ 10
 Private lrsnOn- at rsst'lsact t................ i2
 Polka, P"lka Qnadre. ..................... Ie
 dJ One ui tnrlrurtton oniy w be trqui Ste to ohtHn complete kho~ ledge ot ai ihs Hb0ve dHHces. Mir xaup will give his SHooa, dung tue prassat Practising Quarc Parties tof ice farther lmprOvs u1nt sf k. papiH, which will sEsd ta hts psrsns opponanliy oi Judging of his st, ., d-ucing.
 noHkH .9KMo
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A Lorc LINE OF STAGES We see Is stated in one of nur exchanges-hut we opine ihat ibe ediror ,s "runuing fsney saw'--has line of stages Ia to be started to Oregon. This would he n deiI2b,ful st, 'ssk--a isss ' asssss sa,'sS wv D OFesssf
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MARRIED-oa Tu~sdny nsoFniaE. Dec. 2d, bl sidgey T. Douglass Esq Ar. THoaAs T. fouNo ol Phtsae'- .phia, ta Mss C. JUDAH oi New OriesnR.
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The suppressed history of the aiminist-ation of Join da,as, fiom l7ss to 1901, with notes. ar, is sen,Iasi ssys the ao,as are by 'Thomas Jefferson, Asss wbseh will iasure mPid sale for he wsrk.
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W edn ,stlny Dlorn.ng, December 3, Is45.

The eastrrn mail yesterday arrived in good sIn, bringing up all nrrrarages of he past two or hree days. Our dz,es from New oik are lo the l5lh u. The pap rs irom all qusrtets are devoid of interest.
 MuSIcIPAL ELECTION We give below the state of the pas Ior the various uf"-s in the city curpuratiou at { 0 6 'ect1 1on bel On Mon ay.
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w WANTED-A young Woman wishes io get n
 W situation in private fam,ly to children, do ihe house work. Apply at the house oi Mrs. Wilson. second door from the corner of Con ceuti0n and Government streets. dec3uws dt | n REWARD will be paid by the undersigned W NV inr the return of black Leather Trunk. marked John N. Mott. and supIrosed to have been taken by mistake from steamer Creole Schr John Clark, on or about lst November Last; aud from Government street wharf, one bundle containing Books marked Beers X Sniih
 dec2 WHITAKER & SAMPSON.
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ANorHgR ukroRrUSArE DIVINE -Rev Thos. B TipbIes has bsen nnnd guilty y Phiadelphia iry of the paternity of infant, oi which inc mo liner is Miss Evrrsoi, aged 2S years. She Hnd her friends are highly respectable Ths parIie. were engaged In inc Mrr delusion, a.d Miss E,, er''ln vas p,riicuhsr friesd ef sr. sise'es. a" n"' sena ssu,lsnan kss . wsls.
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DiANO-An article of superior tone and elegant \ finish, for sale very tow by
 dec3 MARSHALL. ROWE & co.
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NALUABLt. NEtiRUES FOR SAI.E-rhe al.
 v ,er,iser residine in North Carolina. offers fur sale 46 VALUABLE FAMILY NEGROES. allnf wham health, and well dispo,ed-3 B of them between the ages nf l2 and 3s years They will he disposed of in families ipIe 10 suii so that no,e under the age of IS be separated from the family st which they bclong Terms will le hberai, nhs ,hrd receivable in gpod negotiable paper An earf ly api licaion is desirable Addrrss Mir. MAR, SHALL, Porimasiet, Halifax N der3Rw
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will continue the Commission Busioess sn nay owu account, in the name of } l-....,.-s-. s i.
 RL WALKER k CO.,.
 Ofhco No 3l Waier.ssroet