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MACHINE Betting.
GOODYEARs PATENT METALLIC RUBBER
MA(rHTVL' REF y,INfy


ARTICLE Of greet strength and durability can be
adap ed to a kinds OF machinery for which leather use
II unaffected by cold aud when adjusted 10 machioe.
y does not require alteration the with leather For
sale by GEO. BEECHER
p,. ~ 100 Broadway
Belts Of given lengths and thickness made to order
au2s 2m'm "
QUEEN V!CTORIA'S DANCES-The new and fashion,
ao,e ball Room Mzourka Cotllion aud Cearines valse
wch has rivaed the Polka the leading circles Of and
men from its peculiarly elegant and syie
oa V as dapced AZ The recent royal b! costume, py
sor and Teacher OF Dancing from London having
rom England beg, 10 announce her intention OF givog ~
m ~ Sew ork in The above, AID other fashionable
ana elegant Nail room novelties Also the Department
cses ior young ladies' so adapted To the nj of lie
hgare and eegan%ee % o. ihe carriage The improved
Miss f. begs to apprise those families Who NAV honor h
with their patronage, that her stay ia New York In
quence OF previous arrangements vs othe, cities m lie
States wli be LIMITED 70 the early part of the fall commenc.
Miss r. proposes deyotog two evenings week exclusively
the Mazourka Coon, at her residence Barclay a
The advertiser brings with her the highest esmoniss om
fmlies she has taught in Eng md aud the certificate or
Carlos first teacher the Court circles Priv ie son
schools families, attended their residences IL re-
Valse attained in few lessons t&6ThFstMWFrc. t&
ME ONLY PERSON who gives trae consuli aflop- for
4 diseases Of the hair is GRANDJEAN No Barclay st.
Treatment by the p?u system generally -neroal color fhe
ty, Heylby, elasticity sreng OF the haeects of dmp
and .a Of ak cs and acids aud spirits Of air AID
chemical analyses pgs bulbs general substance Of the hair
quanv Of ,ir produced by bulb altera the color
the &r,a discovery hair
to hair nflibe remedy prevent tempoy the
curative principle Of Of the h Doct9m who devoted
oily hair growing hair, NC, Aud finally, prescriptions accord
ing 10 the different cases and constitutions
Consultations .vsry day st tNo Barclay street
Letters on business must BE- postpaid aua iwsrc
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STUART. HAIR DRESSE

STUART, HAIR DRESSER
tHARLES J. sTUART, la les aud Gentemen's ffar
" Dresser would respectfully inform his old patrons md
the public generally that he has returned TO his ormer oca
ton No Murray street. up stairs where they will lind him
ready do anything in his line of business with prompt es
aud skill. auy i'm SEQ
DACKET SHIP QUEEN OF THE WEST. from Liver
pool-Congnees will please take no,oe thai she Is ds
changing under general order, At side Burlirg Slip An
a1osc -
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INDIA RTTRRFR E0ND

INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
q o % ID Y E Il RS PA TENT
WARRANTED NOr TO STtFFEN OR SOFTEN UN.
DER ANY DEGREE OF , OLD OR HEAT.
GENERAL assortment Of goods made unoer the above
Cloths every width aud hiekness; Goats Cares Pouches,
nts and 'verhus Caps Hats and Souwe.tefs; Boots and
Shoes; Mechanics Aprons LADIES' Arrons Travelling Bags
SstmeIs Beg' Lster b gs Ship Buckets, Fire Buckets
paun for deck freight Portable Show Baths Bath
ing Mats, Sc &c. For sale wholesae and re all by
GEO. BEEC HER,
an8 2m'm Broadway
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FOR THE PILES.

-, TIN IHE PILES.
DIX. UPHAM'S ELECTUARY,
lntelcmal remedy, is certain cure for tie Piles
IL si.hei internal o, external bleeding blind Sold at
e o.e on me Original proprietor A. Uphnm, MD fegu
n Of twenty years experience, confined
~ Once practice where Piles other chronic Diseases
are successfully treated Medical ofce los Bowerv ou
Advise gratis ~ ~ ' =. ,c ,.. ~. AZ ~ s,. ~,
DACkkT SHIP sARACEN from ,;j,.gow-Coos,gnee
An WI, please send their permits board without delay
public store. Woodruff N MiXTlIEN Wv "
AsAs South street
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AUCTION NOTICES.
WM. ". SHIRLEY, Aue,ione.r.

NJ OTICE TO CROCKERY DEALERS & GROCERs.
IN This day. Thursday Aug 28 at o'clock the sales
3 Broadway positive sale for cash. Of 500 doz
beat blue Plates 10 nch dinner match
aud coffee Cups and SauceTs Stone Ware
Pots covered and not Pickle Jars Jugs Flower Pots &c also
lots for dealers only Sale peemptoy as o'clock positively
by II. h. WILLARD.
a23 llfm
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BOWERY THEATdE.
Thursday Evening, August xsth,
Will be presented
GlLDEROY
Gilderoy JR Scott Waiter Logan, Henkins
Andrew Cloutem, Hfdaw.y iessy Logon, Mrs Philips
Bal lie McNabem, Nache Johonie HOW'LL Miner
To conclude with
SPEs u Tho PLOUGH.
SnPhp B!andford Henkins Abel Handy, Vache
Sutherland Henry C,ark-
Bob HANDY, Davenp II Gerald Milner
Farmer A shield Hadawas NJ, l,rrirgton, Ph Him re
issBaudford MrsIsherwd susan Ash.ld. Ms Sergeant
Lower BoXe, 80 cents Second and Third Tiers
PIT and Gallery, az cents.
Doors will open a quarter before the curtain ~ rse
halLpzst7
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The number Of boats arriving at Tide Water in ls44
about five hundred more than any previous year
and the total tonnage transported in the canal was
1872 233 tons than before.
The annual average of total tons arrived at the Hudson
river Is as follows
From lsi0 to 1874, five years. ........ 793 1856
From 1888 to 1882 five years. ............. 500 1855
Increase tons. ........... l32 400
The average increase decrease of each class of ar
ces for the period which results in the above total
increase. is as follows -
AVERAGE INCREASE AND DECREASE OF ToNNAGr-Enr
AND CHAMPLA,N CANALS
Class Of articles Decrease Increase
Tons. Tons
Products Of the Forest .......... 24765 -
hprrnni use.' .'............. l49,855
4, nuiaetHres' '.... ..''...'...... ,093
-
c'Hef "Geies... J,O7l -
2S.348 I6a, ,9i8
28,5i8
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MONTREAL


ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE.
vTHIS Establishment will be dy for Theatrical Perform
from the oegni,ug of September, under the
agemeut ofhe Subscriber who will receive proposals for
ggmeuts from ladies' and gentlemen of talent
The Of the said The tn the celebrated
fists SIgnora PCO and Signo DE- BtGNlS who will per
form IN Costume for few evenings he ugs entertain
msts will be nerspersed with audeves. Dancing, Ove..
by Orchestra al Professors and
other ". MAZ/OCCHI
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This shows increase Of 1872 400 arriving a tide
water from all the canals Of this State The average
trade of the Champan Canal for the past five years has
fallen of 2s 622 tons Add this to the tons average
increase the Erie and Champain canals and we find
that the average increase OF the Erie Canal alone must
have been 6 032 tons The annual average Of the total
tons arrived at the Hudson river from the Champain Ca
nal is as follows
From 1888 TO 1899. Five years ..... tons o3s 7ss
From 1910 to is4l Five years tons 2l0 1856
Annual average diminuton in the last FIVE
.
The average increase decrease of each class of ar
ces for the period which results in the above total
decrease, is as follows
AVERAGE INCREASE AND DECREASE OF ToSSAcE-CH.M
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
OST-On Wednesday morning August 27th 1885, roll OF
IL consisting Of two tys and
twenty-five dollas IN teas and fyes rogeher with small
amount ones aud hrees. Bv returning same to
Johnson proprietor OF the United States tel the
ward will be paid and ~ questions asked a2s ltsrc
NOTlCE-A favorable opportunity is offered TO an active
with capital offo three hundred dollars
TO engage in oft be business The having two
snct departments his establishment desi obtain
partner. Address M S. Post Office, Baltimore, Md
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ANliLO-A NERICAN FREE CulRCB

ANGLO-A MEXICAN FREE CHURCH.
DIVINE SERVICE according the rites and
~ OF the Church. aud with n the of an
iaglo Amercn Free Church foe the mmed and
benefit OF British Emgrints II be held Sunday the
3lst instant in he l0la AID in the afternoon "a
o'clock the large and commodious of the Minerva
a06 Broadway.
I = Seats Free.
The ATTENDANCE the un
dert king well Of sh sdents aud British
with Their families, Is hereby very earnestly requested.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PARK THEATRE.
Thursday Evcning, August 2sth,
The performance will commence with the Comedy Of
THE KENTUCKlAN.
Col Nimrod Wildfre ............... .Hackett
MIR Freeman, Fleming Perciva Croker
Mrs summary, Mrs Vernon Mary, Mrs WIlkings
Mira Freeman Barry Marie. Miss Flynn
After which,
HIS LAST LEGS.
Charles. De Walden Rivers, Fisher
DR. Banks. Fleming Julia, Miss Kate HON
Mrs Montague Mrs Vrroon Mrs Banks, Mrs Griffith
After which,
I'll Jaleo De Xeres, by the two Miss Vallees.
To conclude with
THE BATH ROAD.
gol Hamilton, Dyot Varnish, DeWaden
Tom Fisher Ellen, Mss Dyott
Is cents.
Doors att o'clock and the Curtain will precisely
helfpast7 o'clock
~ limited number Of Season Tickets may be obtained
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SUIREES MUSICALES,
AT PlNTEUX; GAZE DES MILE COLONIES sA

NEW engagement Of two superb Comic Singers, Mr. and
Mrs Colns Ice Creams aud Refreshments Of the best
kind always be he'd the barr with the attendance of
ul waters. well ventilated Billiard Room, conianin
eight tables, communicates with the Saloon the floor
Entrance Free-Coucert will commence at 7 o'clock.
a2Gi iyis- m
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NEWFOUNDLAND PUPS,
S FOR an nsALE1Two Ia Two ,horoushbged EswfsundIM.nt M

90 FOR sALE-Two thoroughbred newfoundland
va Pup., (Dog ard Slut brought from Montreal by a
geatlemsn, who, most Unexpectedly. is obliged 20
from the great rarity ofs color white, without
spot The breed the finest Montreal and not to be
surpassed The will be to-day and tomorrow TO the
entrance Of the Exchange, Wall street, between the hours Of
and O'clock where they may the address of the
obtained. s28 lter
HOTEL IN WASHINGTON CITY FOR RENT.
~ THE NEW BUILDING now being completed on
E the of Third and Pennsy vania
AM offered for Rent is intended for Hotel on the Euro
plan, and consists of Basement Reecory containing
rest Of the house consists ofwenyss foe to be rented
capital opportunity here itself for
tabe business hotel of this description much wanted
Washington. The situation the best in the city,
being but three hundred yards from the Capitol and
few doors only from the Railroad depot.
Persons wishing rent, will please Washington,
aud apply the proprietor at his Office, the premises
amps tsrrc
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ayv6t FOR NEW 0RLEANS-LouIsisna aud New
sE%v York Line Positively first Regular PackeTo sail
Monday, LIST September-The elegant, fast sailing
above, her regular day.
FOR freight having handsome furnished
modtions, apry board Orleans wharf foot Of Wall
h. X. COLLINS & CO, Sc South Il,
Positively goods received board after Saturday
ing, 3o,h August
Agent in New Orleans James r.. Woodruff who wi pIc nr
" forward all goods to MS addrrss.
The packet sertee Taylor will ed the Damas
and 'a on the 22d mo her regular day. Az
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hyersge increase in tonnage arriving at the
Huoson river by the Erie Canal - tons ,6t oao
average decrease in tonnage arriving at the
""'So" river py the Champlain Canal =. tons ga
Aversge Wna increase In tonnage arriving at the
iiu""oh iiNcr' toms ioo
lie average increase during the past five wears in the
total tons arriving at tho Hudson river from the Eric
nal has been in products of the forest 10 $50 TONS ag
cuuFa looos4 tons while the average an Tho
champain Canal has been principally in tho products II
ths forest and agriculture.
Va Aaasx sssss@sn, showing The amsuu, Of toll.
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TO TAILOhS.
NCOTT"H AMER/C AN FdCHTON MS

TO TAILOhS.
SCOTI"S AMERICAN FASHIONS
JUST PUBLISHED, and sale at lac Broadway. The
yalu be the lor than the last year. for which
TERMS f'o
Report Of shons with pau, and pampet s 80
. do European do do .... / 90
Mirror OF Fashion, monthly paper, per annuin .. / O0
Scofts Iractale, work cutting garments. 10
scot Treatise on Cutting eugravgs, bind 90
The above works be sent by mail any place N the
Union or a few cents each s2s ltdytW~rc
NEW BOOKS JUST PUBLISHED.
THE NEW AAiERlC AN FARRlER, and farmers Guide
IN the choice and management Horses neat Cattle
Sheep and Swine, from The Writings of Youatt Lawrence
Hind, White, Clater and others, with illustrations.
The Life and Service of General Auth ny Wayne founded
documentary and other evidence furnished by his son. Col
Isaac Wayne, BY II. A. Moore, with engraving
The Reign OF Terror historically and GEOGRAPHICALLY
being und Of the French Re its commence
ment to the fall Of kobesple compiled from the au
thentic writings, by N. Moore wi eight portr aud -four
engravings JOHN b. PERRY
No. 1893 Market t., PHILADELPHIA
NAFIS X CORNISH,
a28 T'rc 273 Peal street, New Nork.
GOODYEAR'S PATENT METALLIC RUBBER
OVER SHOES
Nv AhRANTED not to seu soften under degree If
w cola heat article unequaed for durability
for sale assorted eases suitable the city
country trade, aId in SIN ali quantities, by
GEO. BEECHER,
au2b zm'm 100 Broadway
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GENTLEMENS' LEFT OFF WARDROBE
" 4 ~ TEn

EMIL EMEN and Families obtain the full value for all
~ sppet ono effects they wish dispose of (ether GEN
LEAlEN or LADiES) by sending to the subscriber who
Goes nov Pretend 10 give twenty than any other
person Nut VIII give ia, price for all articles offered Geu
emen leaving the CITY will find their advantage send
the Neutrality-suspicious. to selling any other person.
j. LEV ENSTYN,
- S6 Broadway, tup ssirs.I
tended Ia ~ via Us
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/" Glory. halleluyer.
Praise him, halleluyer.
Glory .halleluyer.
Grace is Free,

Oioi n0ueluyer.
Praise him, halleluyer,
Glory .halleluyer.
Grace is free"
Then one of the brethren prayed. His appeal was
Tor more grace-more power-more fire OF the Holy
Ghost-more showers OF the Divine Spirlt-a re-
newa IN the inner mana breaking of those hearts
the Word, dipped in the blood of Chrlst-a conver-
sion Of mourners, &c. nc. Then the congregation
sung
Come, thou fount of every blessing
Tune my heart to sing thy praise,
Streams OF mercy, never ceasing,
Call for songs Of loudest praise
CHoRus.-Halleluyer to the Lamb,
Who has purchased pardon,
And veil praise him again,
When pass Jordan"
And so, alternately in singing and prayer the
meeting was protracted till nearly eleven o'clock.
when the mourner-there was only one at that time
IA number of others having got through, was pale
young lady In mourning. At eleven o'clock, the
the straw hat, when quite respectable congrega-
ton, from constantly arriving reinforcements, was
assembled Brother Murray preached good SER
mon on the subject of grace, after which the
ment OF the Lords Supper was administered. The
meeting was then dismissed, and the congregation
dispersed to dinner. While watching the various
detachments defillng into the tents, tall elderly
brother accosted us you seem to be stranger
here, SIR" eyes. sir" Well, sir, we have a
basket OF provisions-ii you Will come and share
with u.s. you quite welcome to such as we have"
We at once accepted the invitation OF this practical
christian, and had the enjoyment, in the woods, OF
good dinner, with an interesting andfntelhgent ia
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St6S FOR LIVhRfOOL-New Lne--Ilegular Facg-l
F4 Of the ssh Sc ;SspIThe elegant fast sailing rscksi
tons VIII sail rs above, her regular day.
For freight or having accommodations unelua
sendor or comfort apply board Orleans wharf foot
% Wall street,
K. COLLINS & Co, 5s sonth s,resS
prlce Of passage 500.
Packet Ship G8rrlck Capt b. H. Task VIII ,ucceed the
Sheridan, and sail 26th October, her regular day
au28rc
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w AN
A II CLARKEcS < STEVAN'S Temperance Intelligence
"A Office s5a Duane street subscribers or good Pro-
tesan Servants and Others both white and coored of good
moral character The subscriber pledges himself procure
help for the public the shortest notice Mr. Carkes Office
paronsed by of the first families in the country
Remember95 Duane street doors of Broadway,
Washington Temperance Intelligence Office.
it-ne lntr
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EAN UNION LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER
HTXA POOL-Packet Of st Sepemher-The splendid, fast
.12zasa.sang and fayore packet ship SEA, ton,
burn Captain Edwards, will sail Monday lst September
her regular day.
The ships sfth line being all 1000 upwards persons
about embark for the Old Country will fail the
advantages to be derived from selecting this line preference
other their capacity renders them every way
comfortable and convenient than ships of small
and their accommodations for cabin second cabin
passengers well Known superior those of other
line Of packets Persons wishing berhs shoua
l make early application board foot of Dover street
10 w. J. L. TAPSCOTT,
At their General Passage Office rs South street
a19rc nc M,;Ja
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
By LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
Washington.

Correspondence Of the Herald.l
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-02-21

SURGICAL OPERATION DURING THE Mag
NETIc SLEEP.-We have heard that a very
interesting operation has been performed,
two or three days ago, on young woman.
chamber-maid, in well known family in
Chambers street. She had a tumor in the
neck, increasing daily. Dr. Bodnier, who
visited the family, happening to notice the
infrmity of the girl, proposed to remove the
tumor, and TO save her the pain of the ope-
ration, he offered 10 perform it during the
magnetic sleep, as he had already done sue
cessfully Tin two other surgical operations,)
last June in Paris. His offer being accented.
the girl proved to be good subject for that
state of singular sleep-into which she was
put without much. difficulty at the first trial.
In order to secure as much success as posi-
BILE, she was previously put to sleep about
ten times, for an hour or two each time.
every other day. On the day appointed: for
the operation, some twelve or fourteen of
our most distinguished surgeons and physi-
cians, among whom were Doctors Valentine
Mott, JohnW. Francis, Il. Delafeld, j. Kear-
ney, Rogers, A. Sidney Doane, Nelson, Taylor,
Alfaro, of Madrid, L. Parmly, and others Of
equal standing, were invited to attend. The
girl was put to sleep at halGpast eleven
O'Clock in the morning, in the presence of
DR.. Doane, 80 Warren street, and a few
other persons, and in very Pshort time she
was in a complete state of inscnsibility.-
At halfpast one o'clock all dhe doctors
above-numed being present, DR.. Bodinier
performed the operation. which lasted about
three minutes, during which the girl did not
show the least sensibilty; nor could ihess
least contraction be seen on her face, or any
part of her body; she was exactly like
corpse. All being completed, the girl was
left asleep for two hours longer, and then,
in the presence of five or six of the above
mentioned doctors, she was in less than
three minutes awakened from the most pro-
found sleep.
When she was first asked how She felt.
she said she was tired of having remained
so long in one position, but she seemed to
be unconscious of what bad taken place I'M
til she was shown the tumor which had been
extracted, and which was about the size of
pullet's egg. 1t was some minute r two
before she began 10 feel the itching of the
wound. She was perfectly well, except
exhibiting state of feebleness produced bv
the loss of blood. We are told that, since
the time, she has been without pain from the
wound.
This is, we believe, the first regular sur
gical operation performed in this city during
the magnetic sleep.-EUcn. Post.
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Excellent Resolves.

AT meeting of the Democracy of Saint
Louis (Mo.) on the 9Th of January, the fol
lowing among other spirited resolutions were
adopted:
ResoEpcd, That the life and public servi-
ces of General ANDREW JACKSON, whether
in the councils of war or in the councils Of
peace, at the head of an army or at the
head of a nation, have been equally valua-
BILE, arduous, and honorable, and they justly
entille him to place in the temple of fame,
beside the most illustrious men of America
ResoEped, That we shall ever hold in
sacred remembrance the men who SOY aliant-
ly sustained so gallant leader, in the most
trying hour, upon the battlefield of New
Orleans, and freely poured out their life-blood
in defence of their country.
Resolred, That in addition TO the warn
ing of Washington, who deprecated a resort
to paper money by the Legislature of Vir-
ginia, tho advice of Jefferson, who laughed
at the idea Of a paper currency, the opinions
Of General Jackson, as derived from his
public conduct and writings in relation 10
the subject and as distinctly expressed in
his letter TO Moses Dawson, Esq. that neith-
er thd .g1ssfes nor the United States " had the
constitutional power to charter banks of pa
per issues'-that the plan alluded TO in his
message was specie bank of "deposit and
exchange" only-that he was, and ever had
been, opposed " to all kinds of government
paper currency that it was "one of the
greatest humbugs ever attempted TO be i'm
posed upon people, that there is not spe-
Gle enough in the world to answer all the
necessary wants of the community"-and
that " a national paper currency is great
curse to any people; and particular curse
10 the labor of country"--are deserving,
the respectful consideration of the people of
the United States; and that the example of
his conduct, and the authority of his opinion
should animate the exertions of those who
like him, seek the restoration Of the country
10 constitutional currency.
Resolred, That eternal vigilance is the
price of liberty, and that the safety Of the
people requires that they should cautiously
avoid all corrupting Institutions, and all cer-
rupting funds and Grecian gifts, as the
honey that allures TO the poison, and the
sweet wine that intoxicates.
Rcso1ocd, That "the golden moment
should not be lost" but that, avoiding alike
the Scyla of defeat on the one hand, and
the Charybdic gulf Of disunion on the other,
Texas ought to be annexed TO the United
States at the earliest practical period, con-
sistent with the peace, honor, integrity and
stability Of the Republic.
ResoIued, That the speedy occupation Of
the Oregon is a measure of scarcely less
importance than the annexation Of Texas,
and deserves the earliest attention Of Con-
gress.
Rcsoloed, That, upon the anniversary of
one of the great battles that established our
freedom, we cannot refrain fom again ex-
pressing our indignition at the outrageous
wrongs and expressions, and our sympathy
for the patriotic sulerngs of Thomas Wilson
Dorr-the latest victim of the divine right
of kings, and a glorious martyr to the glorious
right of revolution.
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A PROPHECY CONCERNING NEwsPAPERs.-
Well, | went, and it so happened, on that
evening, | was the first, and the Duke of
Northumberland came second; he had Just
arrived al Bath, and he was expatialing upon
the enjoyment he had there. "But," added
his grace, there is one comfort could not
have. like 10 read the newspapers at
breakfast, and at Bath the Post does not
come in iii O'clock, AM, that was draw
back to my pleasure" "So," said Lord
Mansfield, your grace likesmee comforts
of reading the newspapers-the comforts of
reading the newspapers. Mark my words.
You and | shall not live to see it, but this
young gentleman (Mr. scotD may, or it may
be little later; but, little sooner or later,
those newspapers,i if they 60 on as they now
do, will most assuledly write the Duke Of
Northumberland out of his titles and pos
sessions, and the country out of IFS King.
Mark my words; for this will happen."-
Life Of Lord Eden.