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Soaring, Fcrmcniins, Acid /" CenPssnd,
OF s. p TOWNSEND!

snd fam GENUINE
ORIGINAL
In
nnhisnce y, ra~nsd should
hs,s st and ps ~he ed To-assads fERMESrNo COM
We wish andsrsoe because ,hs Tovnsds
article and Old Dr. Jacob Townsesds ssra
infinitely dssuir that they unlike perar, having
la
Ass Townssndsse phsrssest-
medicine
professional what phhe have that vig
ssss..s asn, %sisn ssn,.IRs ~ The po che s,s s', E
AGENTS DISEASE Instead o henth
erushed JACOB
foWhskNp has SOUGHT and FOUND The otuny and brig bic
GRAND Universal Cs.cs.srsssA Remedy,
.hh a. reach and The tsevdes q al . learn ed
kssv, By byfsl srpesses,hs FsR Ilt5' ~
lSf Trssscendsst Power % Heal!
q
VIZ and usetuines othem.ev.. families
Principal ONCE lo2 Nassau street. n. y.
Price dollar per bottle, bottles for five dollars.
For sale In Washington by the following druggists Sam
ue Butt corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and l2 street
opposite the Irving Hotel; z. d. w. H. Gilman Penn
syvania avenue, Browns Hotel, J. r. Calsn
Of and 7th streets, opposite the General Post Office M
Delany Of Pennsylvania avenue and n streets and
Rdgely & CO., Pennsylvania avenue, the West Mar
bet and by Richard H. Stabler Of Alexandria
Ap 1S-dN sw9m
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SANDS sARsAPARn4I.A,
In uunrt bottles.

DOR pemanen, all arising from
ns T q % sns ~ cs
Rmpe. Pu-as Pace O,she., Bol. Chronic Sore
Jon, Ulcers sypale symptoms. seisaes
A.c,s. Dsog, Exposure Impfudenee In e Also Chronic
In this preparation arc strongly te
properties ssrsapana eecual aids
s% sss BEEN me TS ao only %
but also BY hysi.s that has received sI sn
has established merits reputation for value and efficacy
pas Diseases have Ssen cured such are not furnished die
so and what ss Re q, d0n s s
and struggling with disease puhes cleanses and aenehens
whole sa%s a. Of % and H'' new so throughout the
ANOTHER CURE OF scRoFuLA
Of scrOfu similarly afflicted:
sourHroRr, Conn, Jan. ], 1893
severely ssiessd with he :sreiss
enlarged, swollen Ahsr suffering over year.
leg suPpwaied p1yseisns dv.ed
" VIC 81 any
palla The first bosfe produced decided and favorable effect
Ssd nss % % ss nss s ass sa 81
ses he cure % and her hs remains
ing ne disease wa. thoroughly ssd,sssd from The syem Our
" YOUR with respect JULIUS PIKE
wen known in Louisa county, va.s
sss s w ss s
7ffN ~ M Appr
.Fsspr.roa. i isna, va, July H. 1874, - ANS
sksps' unnecessary 70 direct
~. 70 an article well known and se.sssd gopuls
s-aparla are induced worthless compounds bearing the
Nance put containing little Of the virtue Of this valuable
root; and we think confer benefit on read
than In directing their Of the
Messfs Sands
enlarged hold quart, article
will ind concentrated this all
The experience Of thousands has proved efficacy the
various diseases Tor which
time than Other, perhaps this medicine useful In
the for chnnee Of Home 1898
Prepared and sold, wholesale and RETAIL by A. b. D. SANDS
York ~ s
Agents washington city, p g.. p 8 Paterson, Charles
Co., and Mcssrs d. w H. Gilman. Sold Alexandria By
Cook Pel and in Georgetown By r. y Cis.ell
Sold also by druggists generally throughout me United States and
Csnadas Price 81 per bottle; six bottles Tor ~
Mar ls-tlsJuly
Chsrpy and Quain's Anatomy, edited by Joseph
~ Lcidy, NJ. d., vols. soarlf
Smelling. ,rf|.e.I -iTFL -R #
Ksloosh, adventures Of jonathan Romcr edited By Mayo
VI. ID. For sale BY FRANOK TAYLOR
srk green sim unsbrellas.--h. day received small lot
dsk green silk umbrellas
Also, . few dozen linen yoke-neck shirts.
,u Great Hat and cenuemeps ousfuns store,
june 1-eoSm No. l. Browns Hotel.
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nasaenal Easang-he.

lust RECEIVED, dirsct from Island Of st. Thomas
d per brig Annnlostin, Capt Dory, lot Of the finest
genuine green turtle brought this Market which
Of cooke, and In the best possible style. Also from Nor
folk fresh oysters, spced oysters, sheepshead mackere
hoghsh, &C., &c al Of which win be served up At the
shoxtost notice. =
~ Families served usual.
Aug. 1s--d w. WALKER.
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EvOR sALE--a B>susanul yacht % about zen ton,
burden, almost The boat fs Ia fac order, hay
ing sails anchor and chain and fully equipped
Inquire OF 9. H. McDnell, at the Union Office.
June lift
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NANTES MFEBNO.a literal prose- trans1stton, with
original cclIsted from he best editions and on
planatory notes by John A. Carlyle, N. d. ~
Life West Geo Fred Ruxton, author OF
A. - TAYLOR 4 MAURYs,
Iune N Bookstore, 9Th street
Anew BOOKs-Then' History Of the Consulate and Empire,
Also hne ediuons WIN portraits Of Ney and Lsnnes price Is
cents each.
Lie Of Robespcrre, from hs unpubIished cores
pcndence by d. H. Lewis vol, 12mo :, 80. :.
The Pcueson Leeacys BY Albert smith, sucs a ne suus
49, 49, FRANCK TAYLOR
gmsa
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NOTlcE --fhe coparnership heretofore existing be-
IN tween JOHN T.. ADDISON and BEVERLY TUCK Err
has been dissolved BKvKRLr TUcKxR win continue to Al.
tend promptly all business before Congress and the de-
partments As heretofore March 2l--d
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KNOX WALKER win pw~csase law an tl.e suprsms
claims sgsnst me government Addrsss wssiingonsD.c
Mar lo-d
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Threshing Machines.


Threshing Machines.
II SMITH late Of fhe nm Of Parker smith, and formerly
ii. foreman Cor the late J.bsz PARKER would respectfully call he
csS g "a w y: ss % % me
dsa no% % Re S
strictly worthy e attention Of persons intending
whist intending 10 keep machines ready msde would
superior article in me Of wheat hns always hand
HsyDa psnn,ended The eonsucon q all hre.her. made by
PARKER be wan sndsI,sl. repair .aeh o., q
Ssrs s e lea j. and DO general rsp.r.
and chain bands for chain horsepower.
June l1-wow 3, Y
UNITED srATEs wHoLEsALE CLOTHING WARE
Evils HANFoRD, Nos 25, 0ss, ass and ass, street.
ewesn fu,on sirss and sa,I!ng New xo.. hay. o.
sSap..d g AZ market" II The sres o. shs and Drawers we
KEEP sSS; Sa S A.S M ' a.T sGys e, % PS
AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING q all kinds
Catalogues Of stock sent by NAL Hds' gU%gey ned
Nos. asa, as4, ass, and 2ss Pearl aL,sy.
IN United States Tor following
Mexican indemnify upon which The three rs, install
s.,sr q he Trs..ay January, iss Jane n
saeum, sdnins'rauir Tor ~ 1s y; Az - !. 80
Jun. s.-lawsw wM. 4. sIAcGM " - =
IENKs, view Comprehensive Commentary ss.f
nal ss sSss. Mathew ns%ys ce%%eas The rseias
pes S Sd. sg and s %e' s
Scriptures; tabes and engnvns Scrip
illustrative Of antiquities, &c.
TAYLOR MAURy,
July Is Booksellers, near ON street.
undetermined having occasion % proceed % Ken
lucky Ohio and the northwestern Virginia, legal
business requiring absence Of week. viii have In his
power 70 attend personally business with which he be
entrusted persons wish have collections made those
Of the country desire other be attended by
making application before die ash instant
tons win receive respectful attention. A n. 81 I.
a-- CHARLES DE sELDTNc, K.
No. II, Todds buildings, Penn avenue.
w. = .
IAMEsg new novel, .The Woodmsn,', romance Of
80 a'- = TAYLOR q MAURYY,
/ July Is t7 II Near 9th street.
| KNOX wALEER viii px~csise law the suprems
Court Of the United ssses and attend he posecuton
MAJ. Mt
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80 '''- = TAYLOR 4 MAURys,
July IS Near 9th street:
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WHATMAN's Dr.,vinE 2!

WHATMANB Drnvving Paper.--W. FISCHER, Importer
and dealer m superior stationery psrchmen, Rcdsers cutie
~ kc has Just received, direct from the Manufacturers, large
supply Of Wbntmanb drawing psper expressly
deT o. e following size ~ Of which constantly FOR whole
sale or retail a. sfstioncrs, Hall
Csg size isby % inches DENY IS ~ % inches. medium ~
~ y inches ryal by - inches superoysl, 10 by inches
Imperial - BY 80 inches elephant % ~ - Inches coIumba IS,
nches double elephant ~ By 20 inches andqusan ~ By 50
inches. July 10
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ghsrpy and Quain's Anatomy, edited by Joseph
~ Lcidy, NJ. d., vols. s0a.fs.af M
The History and Pcee Of N, Ar of Photography, BY Henry n
Ksoosh adventure. Romcr edited By W 8 Mayo
VI. ID. For sale by FRANOK TAYLOR !
June a. 81.
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collected The above reward 2! $50 WIN b given should
g. ss = aa gu, q me u the
win be paid II delivered 70 me al Luray. \
ac @ ina x s9. boy red
Aaron but heavier made Boh q the above boys good
eospe , I.,. w ~ a, CaAP IAN.
O.lt,s a,nprevsd R.ps.s,ng rsssel...
E,xPECTING to be absent in Europe for some months
~ al inquiries in relation 70 said arms may be addressed
attorney and agent 70 contract and receive orders
Tor the delivery OF said pistols. SAMUEL COLT.
limited STATES HOrEL.-In consequence of the
HOTEL and the necessity Of subiec.ns il % consderable re-
pairs has been deemed advisable % close il for the pres
fixtures, lease for five years. and icehouse, containing
Application may be made either in person or by letter,
70 Henry Haw or VIM. b; Scott at this place.
WAsHIseros June ID, lSis
CoLLEcroRs OFFICE. June ID, 1919.
Nx H0rICn.-An persons whose taxes on real or per.
scnsi property remain due and unpaid are hereby mo-
the ds hereof In order TO avoid the expenses incident
i ;ans os the law EorHwS 1;.d,.
Hasisaai Rating mouse.
Just RECEIVED Direct from the Island Of st. Thomas,
:sae is 1 rs.a ss G PS9 G 0 the
w ss served S daily IN SOUP and all the various modes
% o & ,.s IN s as ss' pc.' & A .% Nor
tosash Se &c. al Of which WIN Be served up At he
O Families served as usual.
EyzaEnCH and Spanish ..angsaxss.--J MEIERE late
professor United States navy, Yale College, c.,
giving instruction in the above languages
as ysl :. IN ,hs English 70 Foreigners. 80
sHctor TOO well established here TO require particular
For .Ims Sc. sddre J. NJ, the bookstore. of Mes.r.
Frsnck Taylor, Taylor ~ Maury and Fischer At his
ss.dsnGe q Ml Williams, opposite Mr. FransE TsyloIs
tcnnsylvania avenue Nov. 6-d
~ Supreme Court OF the United States In answer 70
many letters he thinks proper TO say that he cannot attend
win dsvos bis ssssnon saciaslysiy case: infused to
him In the saPreme Court
inss. washinTtoa. b. O. MAJ Sd
Toan =. mcCALLA, late second Auditor OF the
Treasury Oilers his services In the prosecution Of claims
in ths settlement Of military accounts and agency bust
ness generally He viii also practise law In the District
Leue addressed to him on business should be postpaid
his office 70 a the Of 9Th and Louisiana avenue
WAsuseros CRY. April 2s-eosmif
yUAsHMerOS CITY Lsss ~ Pr1vass sale.--About
w az millions Of SQUARE feet, in eight hundred lots,
braciag many whole squares nearly every section Of the
posaniy for prosabs nse.msnt an una'aai 0p
Terms. 3 One cash and the balance in one,
improves. the time may be extended
len % secure ss deferred and deeds Of trust "a
Apply TO the subscriber al Messrs. Corcoran Sc Rgxss
June 2-iaw2m. A. HYDE.
~ tween JOHN =. ADDIsoN and BEVERLY TUCKER
snd n0 - Il. s.nss. bss os Continue 70 At
partments a heretofore March 2l-d
ESoR sALE--a Bs.uunul y.ehs % about ten tons
burden, almost new The boar is u fac order, hay-
n ~ aIlueIl nf fhoI mi
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Dsrk green .k usbrelas--Th day received, small lot Of
81 ~ sTEvENsS,
- Great Hat and cenuemeps outfnins store,
June N-eo5m No. l. Browns Hotel.
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Correspondence Of d. baltimore American.

WARRINGTON, March ~, 1872
GENrLEaEs :--lt is now thought probable that the
Senate may be In session for al least week longer,
especially IT, as hammered, Mr.. Benton should revive
the consideration Of the PROTOCOL in respect OF which
Mr. Polk mnde plausible case, but probably stopped
short Of telling the whole story.
Baltimore is largely interested, believe, In claims
against Mexico, and will be well satisfied with the
ability Of the Commissioners appointed 10 adjust
them The Secretary, Mr.. Jones, Is a son-in-law OF
Col. Benton-a mild and amiable gentlemen, some
years since editor and proprietor Of the New Orleans
Bulletin. His atainments and habits well qualify
him for the trust.
The sklfu and gallant Gen. Scott Is here, and
looking himself again-exceedingly well--niany are
calling on him 10 pay their respects In sense Of
gratitude for the honor reflected ON his country,
even more possible by his humanity than his valor
II is fact equally honorable and true as 10 our
two most renowned commanders, Scott and Taylor,
that no Two men 10 the country would be less apt
than they TO involve MS in war, by any prediction
for that barbarous expedicnt for settling national dis
putes. For THE fur than for their great achieve
menis, do they deserve the esteem and admiration OF
all good men,
The meeting Of these two veterans Is said TO have
been cordala might be expected from old brother
soldiers whose brilliant deeds have gone far To elce
the stain that was cast upon national escucheon
BY the manner In which the war was brought on.
II will DO gratifying 10 his numerous friends
throughout the States 10 know that .onr MARYLAND
Representatives. the Cabinet Is likely to contribute
by his amenily and courteous bearing his full share
10 the popularity Of an administration composed Us
all admit, Of men of elevated purposes and the most
exemplary habits.
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Chaucer,s Heirs.

llisnot generally known that lineal descendant
Of Geofiedy Chaucer, the father Of English poetry
came near being king Of England. Ii happened In
this wise The poet had only one son, Thomas, who
had only ono child, Alice Chaucer, who married for
the third time, 1880, William de Ia Pole, Earl, and
afterwards Duke of Suffolk, who was atfainted and
beheaded In 1850. BY him she had three children
the eldest Of whom John de Ia Pole, Duke Of Suffolk
married the Princess Elizabeth Plantagenet, sister
Of King Edward w, 10y whom he had a numerous
family, the eldest Of whom, John de 10 Pole was de-
clared by Richard III. heir apparent 10 the throne In
The event Of the Prince ofWslcs dying without issle
40 that for some time, an Sir Hurts Nicholas re-
marks there was great probability Of the poets
greai-great grandson succeeding 10 the Crown. but
The Earl Of Lincoln, TOR such he had been created
in his fathers liiene) was killed IN the not very
glorious battle Of Stoke In 1881 and In his person
the fimy Of the poet became exnct--a fate, singu-
lar to say which has attended the families Of an The
great English poets.-- Phi. Err. BHfiefin.
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MEXICO.

BY an arrival from Vera Cruz, we have been put
in possession of full files Of Mexican papers from
that city TO the 2sh and from the capitol the 18th
ulIimo.
MARQUEE, who was employed under Bnsiamenfe, 10
subdue The insurgents al Sierra Gordo, We now
learn that his revolutionary movements proved en-
iirely aborye, and that in attempting TO ny, he was
npprehendcd at lturia, but contriyed 10 escape
through the agency Of sergeant, who was one of
his guard. His accessory has been imprisoned and
will probably suffer severe penalty.
The parties OF Americans who ara iraversing Mex.
leo on their wayto California; excite suspicion and
discomfort among the people. In chihuahua they
an infraction of the Treaty. Of Guadalupe. II is
said that troops are about 10 be despatched 10 Chi
hnaha, 10 compel the Americans TO keep the peace
and proceed tranquility along the journey.
The American deserters who form par Of the
police Of The city OF Mexico giving great deal
Of trouble 10 the authorities They are turbulent,
reckless and inefficient.
Religious tolerance Is prominent subject Of dis.
cnssion by the press. The Monitor Is warmly in
favor Of the project The clergy and the lower
classes are violently hostile TO H.
General La Vega has been formally Installed as
commander OF the military forces of Tampulipas
Great complaints are made In letters from pas SEN
gers on board the steamer California, of the bad
treatment, the fayohtism exhibited TO some and the
dupcity displayed towards others. When last heard
from, tho steamer wns NJ Acapulco, on her way TO
Mazailan. There were very large number Of per-
sons at the former place waiting an opportunity OF
transportation 10 California.
The Mexican journals urge the necessity Of open.
Ing road across the lslhmus Of Tehnantepec in
order thar Mexico derive some Of the benefit which
will result from the immense migration TO Cab.
foTnin.
Santa Anna Is still bug bear 10 the Mexicnns.
They fear that he IL aboni TO return and convnse the
country with anolherreyolnIion. -Nep Orleans Bee,
March n ..s7t
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THE INAUGURAL.

IL s, in all respects, creditable and appropriate
-iyle !. iedr is language crpcif, and lis declara
lions patrioic and republican Rai why need we
give our opinions Of document which 10 50 short
and so clear Thai he who runs may read IL II win
BE- fonnd on Our first page. n. o. Delta, tTnd)
The Inaugural Address Of President Taylor is a
remarkable production In more respects Than one.
IL ~ brief and comprehensive, and breiihea the
spirit 81 ir,,e repnbicanisH. We are proud Of our
new President, and hope Tor much good TO How
from his election. II he carries on the principles
laid down in his Inaugural II Is al we ask. The
doctrines uowed in The Inaugural are the same MS
those heretofore promulgated by him, and " he ad.
heres faithfully them, II will do much 10 remove
the prejudice entertained toward The new President
by portion Of the people Of the North Ghardoa,
DbiJ Itbio
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Was given 10 us by Professor Mitchell who lately
returned from Washington
General Cnss and General TAYLOR met al the din.
ner table Of President Polk. Each Of the disih.
guished gentlemen occupied scat beside the anita.
Die and gifted lady oil the President After dinner,
the company were surprised 10 hear General Cass
remark lyon are ahead Of me, General Taylor
Ahead Of me In my route TO Washington, and ahead
u me In The Presidential race Every person OF the
table felt 0 sort Of compassion for General Taylor
Politics had not been touched before and the re-.
mark Of Gen Cass seemed 10 place The President
etecf In an awkward position. Gen. Taylor seemed
agtated II was for an instant only f" General"
said he "ihe result Of the late election shonld no,
lessen your opinion Of your own ability and popii.
larity. For Holy Writ assures MS, that the race is
not always 10 the swift nor the battle 10 the strong
Everybody breahed freely after this delicate compli.
men; and no one was more touched by the ia,.
trompn magnanimiiy Of Gen. Taylor, lhan Senator
Cass hinlsIii.- Phil Quaker City.
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On. day later FROM ch.grs..

NEWUhLEANHi MAHcH 70, y, vi.
The brig Perfect, Capt Gardner, arrived here 10.
day from Chagrea, whence she sailed on The 9th
ali. Among her passengers Is T!ent. Lewis, bearer
Of dispatches from the Pacific squadron TO Wash.
inefon.
lie reports the u. s. Mail steamer Oregon, from
New York via Rio dc Janciro and Valparaiso, arrIy.
ed at Panama on the ed February, mud would leave
for San Francisco on the 10Th Of March--she would
take 300 passengers, leaving ubont 1000 more wall.
ing conveyance 10 the gold region.
At San Francisco, provisions were enormously
high, and new gold placers had been discovered on
the Sacramento Of immense value. The profit on
one cargo Of goods shipped from Valparaiso TO San
Francisco was one hundred and twenty thousand
doilars.
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pres.dent Taylor ana n.. cabinet /.

II is stated in the New York Daily Globe, of the
18th inst, that General Taylor never saw single
member Of his Cabinet previous TO his recent arrival
in Washington
We notice this on account Of its singnllry II
true; whether il is or not, we do moi know. Such
thing never happened before, suppose, and we do
not think il win happen again soon; and what rem
ders II more remarkable, IL, That the President has
been in the public service upwards OF forty years has
travelled much through the country, and yel has
never happened fall In with single individual OF
the seven distinguished persons who compose his
Cabinet. This Ia one Of those things Of which II
may be said e rraf nest pas foljours rroisembabie
the truth IL not always irnlhlke.- Washington
{,Iabe
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Col. Thom.. nj. nensou.

This celebrated statesman arrived in this city on,
Tuesday last, accompanied by Mrs. Fremont, hij
daughter, who, accompanied BY her brother in-law
look passage for Chagres, In the steamer Crescent
City. Mrs Fremont will cross the Islhmns of Pa
mama, and from thence proceed, In one Of Rowland
q Aspinwalfs Pacific steamships, TO San Francisco
TO meet her husband, who took the overland route 10
California last autumn.
Colonel Benton appeared to be in excellent health
and spirits, and looked very much as he did thirty
years ago when he made his rsr appearance In Con
eress. The same bell.crowned hat, with broad
rim that he Then wore, or one Of the same sys and
pattern, covered his headnor did there appear 10 be
any material change In the cut Of his coaE He SEEM
Although Colonel Benton must now be well on
gently and kindly dealt with HIM and he wonld now
pass for man OF fifty
Few men have passed through more scenes Of ex.
element than Col. Benton; and no man has presery
ed more even admirable tenor OF existence. Ia
private life he In model OF propriety and correct
department, and, the man does not exist who can
Justly assail his moral character His domestic hab
its have always been proveibal Tor their purity lie
10 davotedy attached TO his family and has educated
his numerous ohspring under his own roof Mrs.
Benton, who has Suffered from an attack Of paraly
Sis is the consin Of Mrs. Henry Clay.
Asa statesman and politician Col. BENTON may
be ranked with the abest that have al my time,
fourshed In the legislative affairs OF nation. Ills
career has been somewhat rugged; and al one period
of his life he probably had mole personal and pot-
cal foes Than any other man living. Within the last
few years, he has eschewed paitizanshp and sue
cessfhiy maintain the position of great statesman.
IN y. Atlas I'M iasf.
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From. (,I,aures.

The schooner IIfhiam IT. Has. ard, Captain
Saunders, arrived last evening from Chagres, having
left that port the 26ih ulI We learn from Capt.
Saunders, that the British Mail steamer sailed from
Chagres on the 25rh. The brig Perfect arrived from
this port on the 26ih Captain Saunders reports
about three hundred passengers al Panaml, and one
ship, name unknown, was TO leave Panama aboui
theisi instant and one ship was fitting up also for
passengers, bound 10 San Francisco There had
been no later arrivals from the III Dorado Vessels
left At Chagres-bark Aiarsareita briggs Union and
Endora and schr. I'm. Thompson. Flour was
selling Of Panama at $40 per barrel Captain Saun-
ders spoke steamship, standing south, on the "a
instant la LAT. Is CO. long 80 00coud not make her
ont
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Gz-ln the list Of Martyrs published yes
terday, occurs the name Of r, W. Daridyr.
The gentleman intended is Mr.. + Fl DA-
vIpoE, who was examiner Of pension claims,
when Mr. Polk came into power, and who
was removed before the close Of March,
lsl5 Mr.. Davidge's reputation as q ju-
dicial officer, during his official career is un-
blemished, and bis removal was for no other
cause whatever, than political Disqualified
tion. When such man as Mr.. ID. could
not escape the axe under the late dynasty
some idea may be formed Of its proscriptivr
character