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nIOTICE. The gentleman who left his Mantle
" in the Saloon Of the Front street Theatre on the
l4th of October, will please call 81 No, ORLEANS
STREET, where he cen e. Is. Il
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rrF- ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY fc

I3- IL. 5. FRYER, GENERAL IMPORTER
of French s. German LOOKING GLASS Plates,
which will be sold, by wholesale and retail, low as
any Importer in this or any other city.
GLIDING done in ali its vare.ies-such Portrait,
Picture, and Frames Of all descriptions.
CORNICE3 of all kinds and varieties.
FRAMES re-gilt and Looking Glasses and Picture
Glass inserted, al
Yield No. NORTH GAY STREET.
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APPOINTMENT. The President has appoint
ed T. Hartley Crawford, Judge of the Criminal
Court ofthe District of Columbia. w. Medill,
of Ohio, succeeds him as Commissioner of In
dian Affairs.
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Cor. TON THrHB, This distinguished gentleman
is holding his Levees at Union Hail. corner Of Balti-
more-st and Tlpoleti's alley, where hr visited
yesterday by large numbers of ladies aud gentlemen
He is certainly one of the wonders Of the age. Let
no one fail TO visit him.
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N hNAhN T0-DAY-Tickets SO 00-7s
" OOOVO Nos. ii drawn baots-A pack

@DOOU Nos. IA drawn ballots~A pack
age of quarters on certificate $40
Yesterday the ladies were in luck-S000 we sold TO
one in Fayete-st and 1000 to another in Thamesst.
$500 we sent to 4 customer in Lynchburg, and $40
to lady in Washington City.
TT. TUCKER & BROTHER,
Right on the Corner-Head of Centre Market.
NO Send your orders early-The Small Fry draws
again NEXT SATURDAY, LIST inst. Capital $4,000.
Tickets 81, ors 25 cts. Packages fqrs. S3.T.
1t is desirable that the orders should be sent as
that tickets may be sent before day of drawing 1t
OFFICE OF FLETCHER & co.
No. Holiday ST., BALTIC.
EARAWs NEXT SATURDAY. November ist,
EV the Small Fry Seminary Lottery, class 40, capi-
tai Prize S4OoO-Tickets Si-shares in proportion
Packages of % whole tickets for only gig SO, halves
Sc 25, quarters SO ~, eighths 81 60.
The citizens earnestly solicited to give us trial
in this favurite little lottery. A triflng Investment
may obtain $4,000.
Drawn Mes class 44-lowest prize SIS, are S''"f
% 50 &c 81 AZ SO 33 81 90 ~ Al II 80 SIS
Numerous prizes sold and mailed in the above.
THIS DAY. S9i00-75 Nos. IA bailots.-Tickets
S3, halves al so qrs. 75c.
JAMES FLETCHER * Co, Baltimore, Md.
Agents for the Managers.
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The EXPRESS ROBBERY. The Buffalo Pilot
has traced cut losses to the amount of s23, ISL,
sustained in that city and New York, by the
robbery Of Livingston s. Co.'S. Express. The
heaviest sufferers are, R. II. Seymour s Co.
$4,000; O.. Lee s. Co., $500; A. d. Patchin
$4,000; Am. Exch Bank Of n. York, $4,000
and various lesser sums.
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MEUFFS, MUFFs. MUFFs Just received
lTA another invoice of those fine Alpaca Muf1s, an
entire new article. Those Ladies who were dsap
pointed in obtaining out OF my last invoice have now
an opportunity of selecting splendid article.
A fine assortment of Chidren's Velvet and other
CAPS. j. L. McPllAIL,
Fashionable Hat Cap and Fur Store, No. 1872 Raj.
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NAVAL. U. s. f'igate Raritan, Commodore
Turner, ond store ship Erie, were at Rio janet
70 on the 18th ult.; then bound to the Pacific
The Congress, it appears, had not sailed from
Hampton Roads on Monday, Capt. Stockton
having gone post haste to Washington on Sun
day
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SHIPwREcK. The ship Victoria went ashore
at Nag's Head, few days ago, and has gone
to pieces. The Norfolk Beacon states that she
had on board only few bags ofc coffee and some
dye wood,
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The EXPLORING EXPEDITION TO Oregon by
Capt. Fremont; having the sole agency we are
enabled to reduce he price to 374 cents
Lights and Shadows OF Scottish Life, by Pro-
fessor Wilson, 37g "
Authors Daughter, by Mrs Howatt, 25 "
The Cries ofNew York, with illustrations, IS
Theirs Consulate and Empire, Nos 10!
Backwood's Magazine for October, 25
Memoirs of an American Lady, by Mrs. Grant, SO "
Cyclopedia Of 1000 practical receipts valuable book
Warren's Law Students.
T. Haynes Bayys Music, 9 beautiful songs, IS &C
London Pictorial Times, ls3 q
London Illustrated New3, lSa L"
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Dublin Nation, 1871 *
The Groves OF Barney, by Mrs, S. C.. Hail, 25 "
Godey's LADY'S BOOK, for November, con
tanning the splendid engravings Of the In
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p5- Every new and cheap publication rect lived az
soon AS issued and for sale wholesale and retail, at
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Nos. 4, and Jarvis Buildings, B lit.
And at No 3 ELLIOTT'S BUILDINGS,
II Penn. Avenue, Washington City.
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MHAMILY AND FANCY HARDWARE,

MAINLY AND FANCY HARDWARE
u. sc. &c. Housekeepers and beginners will
fnd it greatly TO their advantage to examine our ex
tensige assortment of housekeeping WARES before
purchasing. They consist in part of-Tea Trays ami
Walters; fine ivory and common Knives and Forks
English and American BRITANNIA WARE; Ger
man silver, plated, iapanned ami planished Block Tin
Ware; Kitchen Furniture; Wooden and Willow
Ware; BRUSHES, and every variety of new and
useful Goods, suitable for House end Hotel keepers.
G3-Cataogues giving full description of the art-
cles for sale by US always on hand
JAMES CORTLAN q SON.
o39 Is Baltimore ST., ID door East of Harrison,
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MURDER. MIR. Jacob Philips, Of Rutherford
county, North Carolina, was shot through the
head on the night Of the 9th inst, about half a
mile from his residence, and robbed of about
$50. The murderer is unknown.
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SUICIDE. The wife of Mr.. VIM. Davis, Of
Salmon River, Clinton CO., N. Y, committed
suicide by hanging herself in her own room on
the 22d inst with her handkerchief She had
been partially insane for some years.
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HHI.AIU SILK 5CARFs. Just received from
IL New York and opened this morning, two car
toons Magnificent PLAID ST. K SCARFS, which will
be sold moderate advance. As they are very
application should be made eMly.
EDW. ], RICHARDSON,
go 90 Baltimore street.
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THANKS. The New York Herald and Sun
will accept our thanks for extras, containing
the news by the Great Western. ...
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r9~ HIGHLY INTERESTING MISSIONARY
NETTING Ky divine permission, l Missionary
Meeting will lie held in the High street Methodist
Episcopsl Church on THURSDAY EVENING, thr
Both instant. to commence al O'clock The Rey'd
Bishop JANIS, with the Rev. Messgs. HENHAH, HGfT
and WILLIAMS Missionaries, and tkcir wives, on
their way to Africa. expected TO he present.
The friends of Missions, generally, are invited %
attend and unite their prayers Cor these MSsonaricS
Of Christ; taking rs they are ABOUT 20 do their lives
~ Their hands while leaving their homes and coun-
lry 20 preach the Guspe; in a distant fOeign land.
a collection vii! be taken up "a aid of the funds
Necessary pay for gheE 0usEt aNd other expenses
o2y-2t
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CHRIST HEALING TINS SICK. The number pf yisi-
tors az great as ever 20 see his fine painting.
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Doors FOR II. CLAY. A son of Crispin II
Louisville is making handsome pair of boots
to be presented to Harry of tho West.
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TENNESSEE. The Legislature Of this State
has ballottod 10 times for U. S. Senator, with
out electng choice. On the 18th ballot, the
vote stood: Nicholson 40, Turney SO, Dunlap
9, Bell 6, Henry B. Foster |.
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CENSUS OF MICHIGAN. Full returns from
three counties, and incomplete returns from
three more, indicate an increase in the ropula-
ton of that State of 3S per cent in the last
fec rnnrs
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hy- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
pucch1se Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES: Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons; Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast pins; Earrings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL D. CLARk'S assortment, which il COM
plee, at his Old Established ore Water ST. I'd door
from Calvert. o2l
nJ- ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY for tickets
in any of The magnificent lotteries now drawing, will
meet prompt attention, and may secure some of the
capital prizes, if directed TO All prizes sold by us
paid, upon presentation at our counter, in Gold
We invariably pay postage all orders.
EMORY i co.
II Calvert street, Baltimore, Md
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DEATH OF JESSE KEEsEy. Jesse Kersey
long known as Il Ministcr of the Friends So
cioty, says the Westminster, Pa, Record, has
passed from this stage of action, at an advance
ed age. lie died on the night of the G5th inst.
For many years he has been physically, very
infrm, and rarely has appeared in public; but
in the prime of life, he was one of the most
powerful and eloquent speakers of the day. His
fame extended to both sides Of the Atlantic
and in England as elsewhere, he was followed
by crowds who were charmed by the ooquonee
ofhis tongue and the simplicity ofhs manners.
He died at the residence Of George Martin in
East Marlborough and viii be buried ut tho
Friends b2rylag-groaEd.
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C.. LEWISSON'S
Old ESTABLsSHED PRIZE OFFICE.
T,
(THREE DOORS EAST OF BRADSHAW'S u, :.
1DIEl.A ~. III NlRE MD

(THREE DOORS EAST OF BRADSHAW'S u, :.
HOTEL,) BALTIMORE, MD.
~ LEWIS&ON begs TO in ,orm his numerous
a 0 friends and the public generally, that in con
sequence of want OF room in his old stand and from
increase of business, the natural results OF selling
many capital prizes, amounting in seven weeks to n
net sum of $4,000, he has heen obliged to
larger office, and has taken the store Id Pratt ST.
recently occupied by NJ. Raborg, coppersmith, where
hc is now able 10 attend TO all the Of his many
customers and supply them with those necessary ari-
cles, Prizes and Money. Having made arrangements
through the poeness Of the Managers. Messrs. Greg
DRY X Co. TO receive my tickets and schemes always
far ahead of the drawing of each Lottery will be
enabled to supply all my county correspondents with
tickets, so that they may rely on receiving them before
such Lottery shall draw, and in all instances viii
forward the printed official drawings Immediately
after each drawing shall take place. call the ten-
ton of the public to the two following splendid
schemes especially, 10 draw on the 10Th and 24th Of
next month.
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EDAiNiISG. The most splendid exhibition of
N PAINTINGS ever offered in Baltimore NAV be
seen at No 20j Baltimore street, over CampbelI,,
JeWeiry Store. The exhibition consists of the cels-
brated Painting of La Belle Nature, which has been
euioglzed by gentlemen of taste and learning more
than any other picture that has been offered in the
STATES. The subject is young Female situated in a
nch'y decorated apartment, just rising from bath
and "lpiig her foot with napkin Though the
hgure is nearly i'll state of nudity the position is such
as TO ceate no indicate Impression in the spectator
who is rather struck with sentiment of admiration
and respect Expressive of eve,y unchasle or indicate
pulsa ION. Also Daphne De L'Olympe painting
similar to the above, and two very large paintings one
representing the Protga Son in the Wilderness, and
the other his return TO his Father. All of which are
from the pencil of Boudet of Paris pupil of the I'M
mortal Davids. We positively assert that painting
equal to La Belle Nature exhibited in
America.
Admission % cents-children half price. o3O-lw
NHMORY IL CO., No. z CALVERT ST.. the oldest
~ established, most extensive, and most popular
LOTTERY firm in the werld. With the advantage of be-
ing the sub-Agens for Messrs ]. G. Gregory & Co
for the sale of tickets in the State of Maryland and
their immense pecuniary resources, they sell Lot
terry tickets either by the package singy upon such
terms az will defeat any attempt at com petition. Per
ssons from abroad who may be disposed occasionally
TO test the favor of the Goddess Fortune" can safe
y remit any amount of funds however large TO this
trm-the reputation and standing they have acquired
by strict attention to business for thirty Yeas in this
city being sufficient security that any business
fded to their care will be attended to with punctuaI
ty and despatch EMORY & co.
1t Calvert street.
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DEATH OF A VENERABLE CLERGYMAN. The
Petersburg Republican announces the death OF
the Rev. Andrew Syme, D. D., aged 90 years,
the oldest clergyman in Virginia.
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$3.50 THROUGH TO pHILA DELPHIA.

THE FREIGHT ACCOM-
6SgS3a, an sh NOTATION TRAIN of the
a BaIt%oIe sai, mt!%9 Gompa ans
leaves the depot, Frat street, EVERY AFTER
NOON, at 81 O'Clock, Except Sundays and arrives
in Philadelphia about l2 O'Clock
JG3- Fare through only S.50.
NG- Tickets for this train must he procured al the
Office before taking in the cars otherwise full
fare, as charged by the regular mail passenger train
will be required by the conductor.
O3O If A. CRAWFORD a,sr,
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Att AGAIN. Proposals have been issued in
Boston for new daily paper to be edited by L.
r. streeter, late editor of the Richmond (Va.)
Star.
TIE STEAMER GREAT BRITAIN. This man.
moth steam ship sailed from N. York for Liver
pool on Tuesday afternoon, with only 20 pas
sengers. She will not return until next spring
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9r7-The REAL AMERICAN TOM THUMB. Col.
J. A. CEAFFIf. the s'aa'iest nin in the known
wur',! being 20 years old md standing only IS inches
hieh, has agan arrived in this city and will be eXh
hitrd tof a few days on!y, al UNlUN HAIL, No. 79i
Baltimore street. For particulars. see bills.
Doors open from A. NJ. 10 ?, ". AimIttance %
ceuts-chdren 49,, o29-2t-
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ENITY COLLECTORS OFFICE. BALTI
" MORE, Oct. 25ih, lSi5.-CITY TAXES.
Discount of ONE PER CENT. will be made from ali
City Taxes levied for the year l945 if paid on or be-
fore the first day of November next.
90 1t HENRY SNYDER, CITY Collector.
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EMORY, No. On,

20 Nos. IS IS 49, the capital prize Of So 900 in
the above Lottery, was sold whole ticket by the
renowned prize sellers, EMORY s. Co., No. Cal
vert street, 10 Il gentleman vino !ett the city yes
terday morning en- route for Cincinnati. A special
express started las, evening to consgy 20 hin the
clad tifings. 1t
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TlCkNIs EOF lNt E'ONFst, 10 aUIhN gtNLTbAd1 anu
LADY, or two ladies. One Dollar. Tickets for Single
Lecture, Twtnty- five Cents To be had at The Door,
and at the book store Of messrs. Cushing Brothers,
Baltimore street
No Boys Admitted, unless accompanied BY parents
or friends VINO will be responsible for their proper be
hayiour, o27-tuthaw
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EF-LECTuRES ON CHEMiSTRY AND NATU-
Rail PHILOSOPHY The ladies and gentlemen OF
Baltimore are respectfully informed the; series OF
Experimental Lectures will be delivered 10 the Chem
zeal Hall of the University OF Mary during the
ensuing season, on TUESDAY EVENING Of each
week, AT = O'Clock, p. NJ, commencing with an IN
trOduciory Lecture on Tuesday, October %. The
course viii consist of sixteen lectures DUNG which
,L... ...irr Ilki.Gia S.LLi ~. LnLrlL I,-nI
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10 UFTILIAL' DRAW ING ~ thH Nj. CONSULT
dated Lottery, class No a. inr l-a5:
70 SO 46 81 II IS 80 Fl SO - Ill II 80 IS
81 and 3d. being the LIST and ID drawn Nos. each $50
4G and 49, being the 2d and sd drawn Nos, each 30
81 and 46, being the Sd ard ith drawn Nos. each 30
81 and At, being the 4ti and 5th; or Al and SO, be-
ing tie 5lh and 9th drawn Nos each Is
All having two of the dTs1n Nos. ON them, each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on /"
E.n... IN, LII ..tnl.II.aa.l Lnll.n nE
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and Representatives., please take n5Nce-theI viii
be special meeting 0f The Grand C1Yncil at Logan
WigwGin corner Bark and Bond SIS, This sleep,
Of The Travelling Moon, ave thousand siN undrsd
and SIX Chief, will be punctual ion an aiding, as be-
siness OF importance will bg laid before the Coun-
Gil. by order,
IL, JAMES PURDEN, Greas sachrm.
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y
Caloric, nature and laws
Thermometer, principle.
Sources of CalOric.
Steam EagiHe, principle.
Electricity, nature and eff
teCts.
Electric Telegraph. Colts
Submarine Battery, Sc,
GaIyanie Light ana Defa-
gratiOns.
Oxygen, nature aud pro-
petties.
Hydrogen and Balloons.
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9l5- Mr.. EDITOR II was staged N your piper
this morning that Mr.. Egnanue! WyAmHn, watchman
OF the Custom House, denied HE charge that he was
arrested by officer Swck, for 1ei'iag and assauitng
his wife; soiemny protest that re was arrested by
officer S"icH, which an b. testified "a by officer
Flyers and Mar. Lucas. CHAS. 5WlCk.
Baltimore. OCT. s.lth IL
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L0DpOun1 BIOW-flpe, HI-
fects.
Carbon, diamond & com
/ pounds.
Illuminating gas ana Bude
Light.
Phosphorus, nature ami
lH0perIies
Potassium and Aikallies.
atmospheric Air, laws,
| Barometer ana Pumps,
principle.
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If- INDICATION. TIE dedcalI00 o. 'N7 house
OF worship, erected b. the FigE trep: Baptist CON
gI'gation, on High street, between baltimore and Gay
sIGets, viii take place va LORDS DAY. NOV. : i,
al ii o'ciocb, An PuhIiC service, "l also be held
Ne the Church at O'Clock, p u. The Rev. Go. B.
lDE, pastor If the F't blgust Church, Philadelphia,
- expected 20 gticltG on the occasion. Mr., IpH IS
one OF the most talented ami eloquent preachers Of
the denominations. The public invited IN attend.
collection wilI be ;lkcn up ID ali the Church i'll
their important ,.pterpri,r p3O.It
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23
From the schnellpos,.
ST. PETERSBURG. Cd Feb

ST. PETERSBURG, 2d Feb.
Social lie is unusually still here this winter. 1t
is not only sorrow for the losses through the
death OF the Grand Duchess Alexandra. and the
Duchess Of Nassau, which checks all the usual en-.
tertaiuments. bu, still deeper is the disappointment
at the consequent posponement or total failure OF
many political views, which, felt in the hlshes, re-
sion, spreads through all the circles. The Empress
remains in very suffering state, and news OF her
Improvement or the reverse are communicated 10
the public day by day. Indeed, 1t seems wonderful
that her organza,i,S, 80 deeply injured, bears up
as long as IT does The Emperor. too, seems 10
have sustained a rude assault, both IN body and
mind, from these heavy losses, He is often seen
walking alone and buried IN thought. But when
the duties of State demand it, sill he shows him.
self the same Czar-sharp-sgh,ed, clear sighted,
firm and strong in will Public affection grows
TO the heir apparen, more and more, as he gives
clearer proofs OF his mild and generous nature Bu,
he does mol inherit the energy Of his imperial father
aud timidity may be observed in his, on occasions
which the Emperor would meet with PRIDE and
strength The powerful character OF the father is
Inherited by the Grand Duke Constantine, whose
fine Intellectual and scientific development does
high homo, 10 the cares of his preceP,or, General
Luke.
New regulations OF great Importance have been
proclaimed as 10 the education Of women IN Russia.
The Emperor, with the assent OF his consort, ce-
signs to give their education in the public SEMINAR
cpl,s hv which tina, tos males was organized in the
yrar iSl
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23
Nc,Y Pnhl.rat,en.

eJ- The WAySkLr NoyELs. Complete in Five
Volumes at 30 cents each: Vol. l. waverly, Guy
MAnpcrtnS Antisuary. Rob Roy. Black Dwarf and o,1
Mortality. for so cents: Carey Rss, are for sale by
wm H. Graham. Ie2 Sassau-st. Eight cen,s novel
cheap enough.
Sc DusY OF LADY wrttnreuEy forms No. V.
Of Wiley & rainams Library of choSe heading Is
cents. We may sYeas os 1t again.
Co. ANCIENT EGYrr: Her Monuments, HieIo-
siyPhics. History and Archaeology: BY GEo. h
GtnpoS, late L. $. Consul Csire "a jast published ey
Wni. Taylor As,os House. There Is nowhere else 50
faOea Information Oh ggyp, to be hsa for IS cents
to The PRINCETON RErIKw 70, April contains
af,ieles on Rev. Dr. Milner. President OF Queens
College; Palmer the Church Ths Fall ef the sssa'is
fnseat's Remains; Thornwe the APocr' pha Life OF
Dr. Tasmss Arnold The Coast Survey and Brief Notices
H. B. Rope, PblaSephia.
e5- The RaGESERaroE, by onsoS S. Murray,
has been revived al Fruit Hills, Warren Co. Ohio,
and Is heaseforih appear regularly Mr. Murray
Is better ihan his head his papsg VIM do sood Ac al
taeks The frsane harsh and uajss;y In his number be-
fore u.s. out e shall net reply orsoa will come hack to
fS,h In Christianity ani Civil Government yet. when he
can do moro good tha present. Yet he Is warrng
against gess abuses and eag-upions, We wish him success
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-23
American Cruisers In the Grlf.

The U s trya,e Potomac and brig Sou,erswe-e
mail bags (among the contents OF which were dis
psrches for the General Government,) BY The tow
boat Star These vessels, it will be remembered,
sailed about three weeks since, from Pensacola,
their destination not Known. Ii Is probable that
they are merely reconnoitering in the Gulf, as a
measure CT pSecautlon
The vessels recently ordered TO the Meditcr.
rasrsn. we are glad 10 Learn, have also received
counter orders, aad are 10 rendezvous Ia the Gulf.
These precautionary measures are highly proper at
the rresen, moment They will De more likely TO
yrevent than 10 lead TO hossities; and may eeser-