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Loss OF WEALEREA letter from Canton, mentions that
&s: s;s s Va. I % ;:: bs 81 r. &c sS1
G % is isnS m"s a
been heard Of since The captain and third first
arrived Brisbane they waiting steamer for Sydney,
"1 Suob.I By
forwards arrived at Sydney
tack on brig Hannah before mentioned Capt Cheever Of Salem
M cS% is % %cS h sn Now %
d a %i ssss 5 % Gpf iii
%
their lives out and got the vessel and ran her
s ms TSss Eaopn and The s%
MSs Y s ss,s s % ms eSs Ssn 5
men Zone Epropean5 We're owqed II attempting to swim
M. .. h ps Ss.. s$ 9% .a s' S"s
shpman ten marines and some volunteers armed with two four
in search Of the ascas and returned after unsuccessful
care MAY Coyn5 HousE, Mar 1.-THE Turk, White, from
wsUa @ % s
h. have just returned from her and think II the weather
ss e S. ss msy Be
insured Efforts will be made tomorrow to get her off,
Naval.
ORpERs, March ii.-Commodere L. Kearney to command
Navy Yard, Psn'psOla & ht,n. e'''''"'
Captain T. A. r Lavets detached from Navy Yard Pensa
Commander L. E. simonds datached from Navy Yard PEN
sacola.
Spoken.
Keunebeck from Mobile for Preydence March 49, 90 miles
Of and for Boston from Cuba, 1870 milea of S,ndv
Hook-by pilot boat Washington.
Angler Edridge, from New Orleans for New York, 7th
lat 80 10. lon 76 t9-by the st Marks at this port
Brutus from Boston for 7 inst lat 81 Ion H.
Emily 20 days from New York for st Thomas was dsmast
ed the 5h and was ,.eeng from Nassau New Providence
wanted no sssistsnce, Feb q? lat % 90. lon 50 Is.
Oberin from Boston for New Orleans; Riga, from London
for Havana Feb ~, on Bahama Banks.
Bordeaux from Apalachicola for Providence Feb 28-D
Keys II 10 miles.
Foreign Ports.
PoRr FRINGE, Mar lin port Hayti Cuts for NYork,
next day; Gendower Reed for Boston, about 9TH ship
Vandas Chauneey last from Aux Gays 10 sal for Pensacola
in four weeks seaman scu for New Orleans sailed Fbrua
~ 28th
Home Ports.
FRAvKvoRT. Mar I0-Sd Prospect, French Havana lh,
WIN Henry, Loud Havana sarsh Niekerson, Bamore Go.
PonrL LAND Mar l2Au Mary Marin, and Ann Denman Tho.
for Richmond; Metuec, Thomasen for New York.
Cid Geo Knight Stafford, Cardenas Fnancier Sargent,
Porto Rico
spr'oAv, Mari2-sld William, Luce New York and Az
haly.
riyNovrH Mar a-.An DAYS., Holmes, Baltimore, SD,
snld tIolTaoki spa usats, Atwesd NoIlek Columbes,
Ehurehill, ltiahmead.
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THE SOUTHERN MAIL
Important from Washington.

We ehave positive intelligence from Washington
of the nomination by the President, and con6rma-
ton by the Senate, of
Prosper M Wetmore for Navy Agent,
Elijah f. Purdy for Surveyor.
Collector Van Ness will remain where he is Tor
three years-his full term--and then probably be
sent minister TO Spain. Mr.. Graham, the present
postmaster, will not be replaced till July OF the
present year-and then new man will be ap-
pointed.
Thus it appears that Slamm, Bang Co.-as
well as O'Sullivan &c Co., are all thrown overheard.
Alas!
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THEATRICAL WARDROBE

THEATRICAL WARDROBE
DOR SALE, comprising about 40 coafs of rich
Godered silks and satns slso cloih merino and
&c &c for old low and comedy vere
military &c some elegant full suits vests beeches and pam
falcons great vaety shapes Shirts Sc trimmed and
plain number of PRorERTEs including wigs tights
collars, RULES boots shoes feathers swords helmets
hats, gold lace and fringe, SC. sc.
The above will be sold cheap for cash To be %
Bleecker street. mh9 fwissm
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PORT OF NEW YORK. MARCH Is.


Cleared.
Ship New York Hull, Charleston q Bulkey-Barque Pao
Deae Ri hmend-Bris Phlura, Doane Savannah Dunham
Dimon-Schrs Fawn. Bartlett Jacmel, w Lewis Victor,
Basse Boston, Foster Nickerssn Ireland Soners Rich
mond Monahan Beers; Perkins, Finsley, Vera Cruz A
PatIullo.
Arrived.
Packet ship Independence Allen from Liverpool 2sh
with mdse Gnnel Minturn 4 Go Feb. 19th lat S.
long A. TO- fell III with the wreck Of brig Wellsman Of Wis
boarded and her fire. The Independence has
leenced for l3 days strong westerly winds and cams
Ship Sarah Arselia. Bueman, II days from Mobile with
cotton The The y. Il A. boarded by pilot boat
Washington, IT'S miles SSE Of Sandy Hook
Br brig Napoleon Cli 81 days from st AIMS Bay, Jam
with pimento, to Aymar CO. Left no Americans.
Steam propeller Republic Crane days from New Orleans
with mdse, to the
Schr Antilles Stanley, from Thomaston lime
Schr Bride, Pressey, from Jhomaston with lime.
Sclr Amelia -, from Portsmouth, mdse.
Schr Michael, -, from Portsmouth, mdse.
Schr Alexander, Beers, from Philadelphia, coal.
Schr cleopatra, Beers, from Philadelphia coal.
Schr Baltimore Wogam, from Petersburg with -four to
Hunter
schr Sachem, Hunt from New Bedford, oil.
Schr Pomona, Sherman from New Bedford, oil.
Schr Martha M Fowle Forbes from Washington, NC, with
naval stores.
Below.
One brig
ass fleet of bonnd vessels lay at anchor at the s.
w Spit.
The ship st Marks, is at anchor in the lower Bay.
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.

BALTIMoRE Mar M-Arr Mary, Marston New Orleans: Co.
lumbia Coffin, Laguayra; Hope Howes Lee New Orleans
does. -' ~
NonFehK Mar lsIArE Forenes Csf,s, NYork; Stranger.
chant New Bedford. Sid, Minnow, NYork Charles Wood.
ward, NeWpOr. -
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BILLIARDS..
THIS must be to be beeved-the
kXs\ ball is played fig q TO 3. to I, TO
N ~ ~ 5, to 6, to 7, to 8, to 8, to 10, and by play
Y% \N1 ers to ii and l2. The above angles can be
N\ ES<J made in bloY. The Tables up
>NN N for playing sale at lao Fulton, or IN
Rzaz-kAA Ann street. The maker will bank for true
angles, Table for Table, against any person living
f2l lmsm
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GREAT RARGAINS

IAN now be mad at the CHI Ma HALL Broadway corner OF
street. ~ he way oil china aud Glass Ware Being
vous 70 removing goods in the above line v be sold al low
er prices than they offered before in this c,tv
Families will find at this arr. o
all knds OF China, deconted plain and common Glass soIs
aud Hall Lamp; style Dinner and Tea Sets &c Ne xii
nsed. Call 10 be satisfied Of the above facts
UgQds csIuliy seat home throughout tie CITY aud Brook
lyn, ifee Of ehase' uhij yis no
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Domestic ImportatIons.

sAvAsN.H-shp st Marks-( Reported yesterdey22 bales
O. cStop S De haSnfy eoS dG GS 40 Wo3d ar
kins-22 do Smith, Mills COLO do Patton-27l do &
X Il Gaves-68 do Macy * Holdrdge-9i do Holblook Mel
son & co-263 do % order
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Correspondence OF the Herald.
GEORGIAN OFFICE,
SAVANNAH, March 10, 1915, 5
Arr Queen Victoria, [Br] Leaer Hull, Eng Canton. Pack
CD st Martins. IBrl Vaughn Greenock.
Went to Fanny, Br Greuher Llverpoo Elizabeth.
Br] Duckett Gasgow; Syria [Br Coz Lyerpool; Export
Swasey, Havana; joy Ncksrson, Boston.
miscellaneous Record.
COMMERCE OF THE PoRr NEw YoRK, WEEK ENDING
MARCH H. 1916.
CLEARANCEs. ARRIVALS
Passen-
No. Tons. No Tons gers.
American 22 4,952A IA 4535 1911
Foreign. 1,l23a 2,3llM 13
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mills 3tsm
TO TAILORS.

10 TAlLURS.
SPRING AND SUMNER FASHIONS FOR 1s45
THOMAS OLIVER, Reporter Of London and Paris FASH
IONS takes thus opportunity Of informing the Taors the
OniIed states and Canada, that his
SPhlNt AND SUMMER PLATES OF FASHIONS,
M De ready 9 deiiyeIy by the 25h instant the Store Of his
agent 4. WHEELER, No 4Courl andt street, doors
Mr OLIVER has spent the last year in Europe where he
nas 9evoting his time aud talents the getting
sp o. ahions and he ventures nothing by saying that
spng iate Tor 1896 will throw far the back ground all
9her Rates o. Fashions that have been may
% season Mr. u assures the trade that hing has
contribute 70 make his Spring Plate urpass any thing OF the
nd ever pubished Europe America and he eels conf
dent that u VIII receive the general of the trade
Mr. OLIVER again calls the attention Of the trade to his
celebrated system OF CUTTING which is rapidly doing
with all the systems in in the United Saies aud
Tailo Of England and France still had Of his Agent
Mr. Wheeler who will explain very CT and smpe prin
cples who wish to obtain it, Did Mr. o. houestiv
beleve that the claims OF his founded ON
eminent principles for and oud not Al III.
time be brought the notice of the trades but he would sL
vdence be adduced Of Il than hs
triumphant success il has met with in England, France aud
lars with practical Instruction Terms to subscribers for The
Fashion Plate will be 50 or 81 so copy payable
N advance Persons sending orders for the Fashion
Plae particularly write their town.
county, and State, gibe hand to avoid mistake BY at
tending this and enclosing the cash, they rely upon the
plate or book being mailed tie day thai their order
All srder, must be accompanied by the they
VIII not be attended to. .
Ell, post paid, to Il. OLIVER,
fCOuftlandt street, New York.
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"A. WHEELER, TAILOR, No. ACOURTLANDT ST.
bo,.a I'M ,ne above has baud aud keeps constantly at
wa. 1nu Iesa Tailors CIayons French Chalk, Tapes
shers ss ran anq squares Crotch Squares Elliptic Angles Board
arectIog Talo visiting city 10 hs varous places where
may sSch articles they need and will attend 10
pach rrh,s NIL ,sui ,.'.inu,n,ss ,.s snu uis
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MARITIME HERALD.
nlovement. or Tn. steamshIps
Packets tn Sail.
Packets to Arrive.
shin masters and Agents.

we shall esteem favor if Captain. Of vesssl. will give
the shipping left the whence they sailed the vessels
spoken their passage list Of their cargo, and foreign
Eewspars newa they may have. Agents and Corespon
dnta home abroad will also confer favor by sending
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LEARY u CO.'S
FASHION FOR SPRING, 1S45.
CENTLEMEN'S HATS, Of our sprirg Pattern, will
" ready for sale and delivery and after

LEARY u CO.'S
FASHION FOR SPRING, 1916.
GENTLlEMENS's IS HATS, HATS, Of our sprrR Pattern, will be
's'' 0' ''s F9idny a us!1,esi the sstn ss% Inst
minds q the psSe and trade generally
d. following details q g5oIoi,iea.
CHoWN- inches high 5-ie bell at SIDES p bell IN front
Trs inch oval s edge TSu%des Of n,i5 lis nfs
BAND and BINDING-ss inch wide.
The particular of the brim unique. and customers
will be served with style expressly adapted to the charcrs-
tesaafs :ar ss .0 '''n mhs
TICE.
PUBLlC NOTICES hereby gwen that the CommissioneI
San @ y SsS
he BANK %e eIS1ey city q % Ssw York
Dated Ne" York. s''.rs5yo @%gyos Sf'h + ~ WALDEN,
HIN !fi9P&%SSsESb,r + v v Sb,rr
Esi ESeHRT II BJTLEk, II LEEkktL'
fa ltaw4w2tis 2tossec Commissioners.
ON SATURDAY, NEXT Will BE PUBLISHED
MYSTERIES OF LONDON,
y FsS5S n s
chat s G @ =, s hs
sy Club Of Paris Lord seymour Eps.h nobeman, who
S sssn ss
& Ss
Ameiean reade Il brings the two extremes Of life nte irs
drawing OF Begayc Square and the cellars Of ST. ties
picures of proud wealth and oppressed humanity falls
within the plan display the well as the bound
ton bsnque lunac a,ylums the Court OF Queen the
Mysteries of the theatre the Opea House ihe TurI the
Clubs &c. JUDD u TAYLOR 2Astor House, NY.
SHURTZ X TAYLOR, Baltimore.
The whole work will be sent complee for One Doiiar
NEW SEED STORE AND CONSEkVATQRf-ihe
~ subscribers offer for sale low as can be puchased else
where choice Of fresh vegetable Flower, aud
Grass Seeds, all Of which will he warranted
Also Pan Of all kinds auction pfees, Fruit and Oa
n,s Msno " DUNLAP l. CARAlAN, w Broadway,
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ssss
%sg a % Ss 81 %S ss
EIvE DOLLARS REWARD-Lost a single Diamond
Bras Pin set in claw, Friday morning March lah.l
w Be-
any returning the above to No 81 Beaver street.
osTmon Wed &Wedq.sdsy the Islh instant stepping fIoma
81 n.y.:
small gold to watch and also s' an
Ia sSs as TH f T @
store, III Broadway mhis siis' m
FOUND-A Ladies ecue The owner can recover by ap
$50. s ''' '''' ' schARFENBERG & LUIS,
q. ssss5 an
Appy s sis mif5 l..Tc E
awye office an active. int istn Lad,
sss M' he apy No. New m up
Tq RS .i,ason y Is.psc!ahls
TO the practice Of Scientific Farming Gardening and who
" Tysss
ONCE Noble q Grove sha a' prompt sa. s
dIed Stone Masons wanted Immediately work the
on Rsn sase aS os oppo: Is M %
Harlem mmsdiSte application the Island l7 Thomp
smpOyTsnt be members Of the Stone Ma.ons Society ''
billiard abls' Apply Immediately at ss Grand
1TIO SAW MAKERs-Wanted man to work at the anvil.
To good workman, steady employment will he given
Address box 1910, lower post office. mhl3 3tr
gentleman having hi. possession either Of
Cow on Pariner.kp VOL Whsa;ens Dss. aSo Monte
s si Dn1f9 1s a% Srs res
Mi.ford Pleading lyol will confer especial favor BY
s -. n ''' OSCAR W. sTyRrEvANT.
York s0c'y of Literature H A,sS WsefT p. Price la
mhl3 2teodem 1911 Broadway, opposite john ST.
TRUNE BOARDs-A0OO lbs Boston Trunk Boards, Tecev.
mhl5m 63 and 81 Nassau St
RKOWN. sHEETINGs & sHIRTlNGs-Of every style
3 fi Width all che known both heavy ad Stark
;::S ss % c.. ws
a to srd f. sShs %.le and I
The attention country msichants particularly solicited
to s which is got up with deft their
mh15 lt*m 18 and ~ Cedar st.
r AMPS, CHANDELIERS, GIRANDOLEs, &c-The
e s1hibt BY i ,hs best House Funis6as
s pso. sSp sS, ,S G entirely G and
variety of patterns. suitable for prSate ho"ss:
hotels and amboa some new and beautiful Gas
Pendants, Lanterns. Sc -'e"''' D'''"'"'
g,eat variety Of style English Goods received ship
Walters Casor,, Snuers and Trays, Tea and Coffee Urns,
Cutlery variety rich s and
housekeeping may be fonnd 2, shSy rooms
mills 3tsm s6i Broadway
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JOHN j. STAFt,S
RllTTI IN(. ESTN DI L. IIAA L. NIrIx

o.1hNN STREET, nsxt door TO the American Museum,
returns his sincere thanks his friends and public
Ior e very liberal share OF patronage already
ance ~ e"''"e'" :" "'i'" No'""
First quality OF Philadelphia Porter Croton Ale Newark C
ping attended to with despatch. ~ mhlIec' Lee
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A PORTRAIT FOR ONE DOLLAR.
PRICES REDUCED
PHOTOGRAPHIC LIKENESS, combining all the pcrsc-
tions OF painting, with the uthfuness Of Uaguero-
type at,ery reduced prices by A. f. Thompson, Ne ii Park
How, opposite the Astor House.
Operatons in all weather Instructions in the Art and every
eaunte !or the prosecution OF the business furnished
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PROFESSOR RODGERS,
GRATEFUL for the liberal patronage extended him during
the month of January last by the enlightened and talented %
zen. Of New the honor to his return to
interesting experiments the four following places the
wonderful and talked of science of
ANIMAL MAGNETISM " PHRENOLOGY.
Rutgers Institute Madison street. every Tuesday Of each
Of Grove Hudson streets every Friday Of each
week. commencing Friday March 7h Clinton Hail. every
Wednesday Of each week commencing Wednesday, March M
American Republican Hall, of avenue c and Sd
street. every Thunday of each week. commencing Thursday
March 9Th.
Tickets which will admit lady and gentleman IS
To commence each evening at half-p o'clock
mil lwis*
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Just the of peservin,
Leystt, Dentist.
Persons who have lost Teeth will be informed in this @
work Of the best for replacement and ofthos
remaining May be had asome of the principal bookstores
the city and of author 20 Broadway of Warren
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AUCTION SALES.

- THE Rail ROAD DEPOT HOTEL corner an
1871 Avenue and 86th street-Anthony J. Becker Co will
sell e auction Thursday the nth day Of March next
property the side Of the 4 Avenue and south side Of
10Th street The ground contains SO feet the and 100
eet on the street (Which curbed and regulated and the
assessment pad ths property within blocks Of the large
Croton Reservoir. The House large two-sory build
ing with cellar and kitchen under the whole, with sheds
Both street The premises desirable for the purpose of
eman on boz bond and morgage a per cent Possession N
and particulars apply the Auctoneers Broad street.
to ~ NOWLAN on the premises, No. Eleventh street.
f20to mr27sm
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w examining sets Of Artificial Teeth made adapted
and ny and ee s S
mSIksse tact u the delicate % and exact 9i both
on: application peculiar to him. Of the philosophical principle
to artist and to the public cesrfay recommend Mr. Le
'eS N.s TO ss asIs Gs'i, isi aiss Of our citizens
(sgned,j ISAAC j. GREENwooD,
/ fEf%S ssSSkSSi SS3SSHkSSSEHssS$SSBB. SSEHs$S H, B, \ SA.f1:: 8:
Just the best Of preserving
Persons who have lost Teeth will be informed in this little
Is%aapx principal sesi.ios Sia IN
mhIl m.Tre - N''D' DO"'"'' CORNER d " A'A''
CHOICE ANNUAL FLOWER SEEDS.
a,sm s, s1is ss s iaS had Ss Sa
PEI al an nd choice
The oowrg package of 20 superb varieties ready
s6S, ,hHy flowers Of al see
dwarf
thase om s%dss ewsI flowers
Bartonis Aurea7Golden yellow flowers.
P9aSsd usa German xs,sss s"o,fs os aaeS %'
m @ ssos @
ty,of colors. suitable for training Sc.
Lupinus Crusshankii~sx coors on one stem vigorous
Ss%cpSa a.isni, Grs"diiloa rha,ylodes new variety
Nsat blue flowers ic.su.c with white ceqire
Maiya zcbria tnew)-White with geranium blotch and
stripe.
Tropgolum Peegrinum Canary Bird Flower-Beautifal
cut and fringed aSwe %ss arpars like canary bird
Anagalls lndca-Unque flowers, shaped color rich
Chinese blue with curious and beautiful golden anhers the
Iberis Coronora, Large White Rocket Candytun.
Heechrysum braceatum album, (new)-Elegant snowy
white
Calleopss Atkinsona, Drummond, EIegans, SC, kinds
mxedFlowers brilliant Of golden and dark red colos
blotc,ed, striped and spotted with crimson.
Packages containing so varieties for S2 100 varieties ST.
Vegetable Seeds OF the growth OF i8ii.
large collection Of fine healthy Plants in flower the
Conservatory window.
Bouquets and Flowers always on hand.
NEW DAHLlAS-A fine collection now under cultiya
tion plants will! be ready in due
Orders attended to with pomptness aud received
by JOHN ROBINSON,
(La'e Of Niblos Conserv story)
mhl2 lmrc 56a Broadway tobseryel cor. Prince st
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &c.
HENRY KAHN 73 Liberty street. stairs, have just
IL ceived and offer for sale complete Of
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
10 bunche sprgs and single Materials for do do, and all
kinds Of
WATER COLORs,
for flower manufacturer which is liquid pink
color Of very superior quality Also an invoice of
PARIS CAPS,
fer Ladies and Children Of rich embroidey Hair Pins
OF latest Styles ard lot Of splendid Engayngs plain and
colored. mill 2msrr
A PORTRAIT FOR ONE DOLLAR.
PRICES REDUCED
pHOTOGRAPHIC LIKENESS, combining all the pcrfec-
tions OF painting, with the truthuness Uaguereo
type a,ery reduced prices, by A. r. Thompson Ne IL Park
How, opposite the Astor House.
Operations all weather Instructions in the Art and every
prose of fhe husu shad
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS-BOOTS AM

81 +: JOHNSON (late Wilson s. Johnson) has -
Ton hand, in store li2 Chatham street, directly
Hoppose the theatre, of the best assorted Of
~ Boots and Shoes that be had in city. Gents Kip
Calf Grain and Seal Thick and THU Soed Boots and Shoes
pegd aud sewed from the Eastern manufactures Ladies
Caters, Buskins, Ties Slips &c., of every description
greater variety of Chden Shoes than other this
CITY, Gtlemens fine Caters twenty different kinds Gents
Buckskn Shoes, SpOrtsmens, Fishermens and Seamens
Boots.
Store open till 10 o'clock in the evening" giving country
chants opportunity ofe1amnng the goods their leisure
NH I'm re
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The governor was much affected, and passed
around among the little feows-bless their souls =!
and pa,ied their heads and chs.ied with them all
their eyes flashed with delight. He addressed sew.
era OF The schools fsergly and effectively, and with
much eloquence and perinency. His short adj
dress at the high school was full ofpoint and nerve
The remarks Of Hon. Jesse Miller, the superin-
tendent Of common schools and secretary of state,
were very eloquent and inspiring. MIR. Miller Is a
bold, radical, and thorough democrat, aud his no.
tons correct and honest. His addresses TO the
children were full Of sound and valuable advice,
and caused the scholars to look pleased and proud.
Altogether il a most interesting and inspiring
scenc--onc shall never forget.
Governor Skunk and Secretary Miller have al
ready visited the democratic reading room in the
city, and the headquarters in Northern Liberties;
and were received both occasions with great en-
thusiasm, and by immense numbers of the people.
That noble, gallant, and warln-hearted spirit, Gen.
Thomas J. GREEN'S now here and on his way to
Washington He is much esteemed by all who
know him.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

i Harper & Brothers, of New York city, have sent
us, through the hands Of Mr.. Franck Taylor, book
seller Of this city, their new and cheap edition of
BIairs Sermons, to which is prefxed an account Of
the Life and Character OF the Author by James Fin
Iayson, D. d. The American reading public are
doubtless well aware Of the value Of this work,
which has few il any equals and no superior Of its
kind.
Christians, we believe, of all denominations unite
in commentator Of the sound morality and fervent
and practical pieiy for which the authors writings
are SO distinguished; while men Of literary taste
and judgment regard them as models of elegant
composition. This edition is embraced in one vol
ume, (octavo) and is intended especially "fami-
ly" book.
The same gentlemen have our thanks for "Obser-
yations in the East, chiefly in Egypt, Palestine,
Syria, and Asia Minor" by John p Durbin, D. D.,
late president Of Dickerson college, in two volumes.
In this work, DR.. Durbin writes of a region Of
country which has been described in print and
over again, yet he makes most interesting book.
Without pedanry, he shows himself man Of gem
eral requirement, and manages 10 give new and
increased interest to the subjects Of which he treats
His style is exceedingly simple, clear, and unaect-
ed and while he is curious in everything of inter.
est, he u triAing in nothing. We have read many
books describing the same men and things, and
have great pleasure in saying that few of them have
left such agreeable Impressions as this
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THE cOI.JJMEIAN.

r III. EBERBACH respectfully returns his thanks
a.. for the liberal patronage lie has received, and
informs his friends, members OF Congress, and cen
tlemen visiting the metropolis, that Ills build
ngs (peasantly situated on the corner Of sIh ard
z streets, and in the immediate vicinity ofihc Gem
eral Post Office and Patent 0fice) are now prepsr-
ed for reception. The rooms are well arranged,
and adapted for the convenience Of gentlemen
Messes of gentlemen would find il conducive 10
their comfort 10 give the Columbian call before
seeking elsewhere. 4. sG
The restaurant attached to the establishment Is at
all times fully prepared 10 pand furnish fam
lies with all epicurean dishes that may be desired.
wines and liquors. and, in addition to his regular
stock, he is pleased to inform his friends and sirun-
gerthat he has selected from the New York custom
house few casks Of pale old Cognae Of the L.. So
saae, de Forge, and = brand, which has been pro-
nounced by eminent connoisseurs to be a superior
article.
N ov. l5--eotDecl5 ~
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CAPT. FREMoNT,s EXPEDITION.

We have previously stated that in the expedition
upon which. Capt. Fremont is now engaged, the
plan was, on arriving at the Rocky mountains, to
detach party TO the south, which, aner making
the Investigations directed, was to return to the
States by the way Of the Arkansas the Bed river
while Capt. Fremont would himself pursue his adj
venturous path Of discovery into the "Great Basin
spoken Of in his report. This detachment was
placed under the command Of Lieut. Albert, with
the able Fitzpatrick az his guide.
We understand that letters have been received
from Lieut.. Albert, dated at Fort Gibson, Odd 0cto-
Der, reporting his arrival there with his party, all safe,
after having accomplished the ovders which he re-
ceyed from Capt Fremont