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AND ALEXANDRIA BOAT.
New ateamboat Thomas C0llyer.

AND
New steamboat Thomas Collyer.
The hours Of departure for the
Gr9Qa< present, of this boat, are as follows,
S1R = and she will leave puncts0ay ac-
cording to the advertisement, commencing on
TUESDAY morning, the 23d of April
Leave Alexandria at 7, 81, 10, Iii a. m; 1, q,
4, 81, p. IN. go
81, A, 81, p. IN.
As the season advances, she will make a later
trip from Alexandria and Washington.
In connection with this boat ia a line of new 0m-
nbuses Through tickets from any part Of the
avenue (bctween the Capitol and Treasury Depart
ment) Mt 1S3 cents.
Passage ON the boat alone ~ cents.
April 22-dIy JOB C0RSON, Captain.
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Il Church, assisted by numerous Amateurs Of
that they will give Concert of Sacred Music on
MONDAY EVENING NEXT, the 18th instant. in
the Church, corner Of H and llth streets, the pro-
ceeds 70 be applied to the liquidation Of the church
debt.
Tickets 20 cents; to be had at the principal book
stores, and at the door on the evening Of Concert.
Doors open at .-concert TO commence at eight
o'clock. April 26-3t
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BURGOYNE ~ CO.. R.nkerr.
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
Reference IN Washington City
Hon. THos. BuTLrs kISe,
Hon. WILLIAM M. GwIS,
Hon. J. Z. FRKnoNT. Apr. g-lmf
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o. ODD-FELLOWS' HALL. 80

Lewis's Panornmss OF the Mississippi will
be exhibited above for
ONE WEEK MORE.
UPPEn RIvER-MosDAy, "WEDNESDAY & FRIDAy.
LowER RvxR-TUEsDAv, THURSDAY h SATURDAY.
AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE At O'Clock
UPPER RIvER-WEDNEsDAr.
Lower RIvEp-FRIDAY.
Tickets IS cents Children under 10. half price.
April eft
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OFFICE OF TRANSPORTATION
NOTICE.
Once Of Wsshington Branch Railroad Co.

LNOR the accommodation Of persons DESTROYS OF
IL living in the country during the summer
months. Communication Tickets will be sold between
Washington and Bladensburg, and Washington
and Beltsville al the following rates, viz:
Between Washington and Bladensburg, for six
months, $50; four months, $50; three months,
S2i Between Washington and Bcltsville, for six
months, S54; four months, S45; three months,
S32. BY order:
fHos. H. PARSONS, Agent.
Anr;l oo-lpad
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Bogots.

ehave news from Bogota TO the 30th of March.
The present session of Congress commenced on the
first. On the third Mr.. STEPHENS, the vice. presi-
dent of the Panama Railroad Company, had not
arrived at Bogota. He had been detained by sick
ness.
From the annual executive communication of
Governor JOSH HILARIo LOPEZ TO Congress, we
make the following extracts and summary.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

Arrival OF the Line Ship Ohio ut Boston.
The Yello,o Fevu on Boad-Death Of fue Of the Of
Jfcers and eleven Of the Creto, ON Ns passage.
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GOVERNMENT, State, aud other stocks
VI bought and sold, by
Mar. s0-stawlm CHUBB 4 sCHENCK.
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and superstitifus 0r superstition es wen as u S
,lyass goes hand in hand with ignorancel suo
rnnrk bovy Discnrd holds revel-how Crime STAKE
about and Property il held az low value. Let ni
visit it sgap and find the place occupied ny intent
gent citizens, and mark the change lhfiis @nI
order now beersway, while property has doubled
and trebled in value Let him marx these ana
thousnpd other Legitimate fruits of truly eniighs'
ened people, and he will 10 longer oppose the
.nresd Of tnst nowledge which must flow from
well suppoYted system Of Free Schoola
There are many who oppose the present law ana
vet are in favor OF Free sysfem. Ghey 6oscs :,
some details of this lay, preferrng othera astesd
NJ il cannot be expected that any law espe
is1l7 o1e nj go crest magnitude, can Et It's lncep
zion he N ade perfect al Satisfactory to all 1t Is
rot 10 the constitution OF human lsE-glvers La
the law be made IS it viii, II cannot suit n every
particular all those VINO are 'a'otaoie 70 tue Psin
rrinle involved. Why, then, should those who are
ciaads ~ Education wrangle about small points
and details, and thus lose the good we al no much
prize
dissenit alton acknowledge, who will battle against
and every system that csn be devised 10 diss!-
nate the dsrEness Of ignorance. Ii is with such
characters we clasp hands as "hai fsows ~eL
met" when we conclude TO throw our influence in
the ,resent crisis against the present lay. And
defeat at the coming Election would be ballad By
,hem az an emphatic Quiesas, no and forever, on
the subiebt OF Free Schools In this State
Iii in view, then, OF the welfare and progress of
untold numbers, and Of our future prosperity a, &
people that we would most earnestly urge upon
every friend of universal education reform, to lay
aside bis prejudices, and give the cause hearty
support
Then may we have the opportunity to give the
law fair test, correct its defects, and eventually
make il what the wants Of the people demand. 1t
has not yet had fair trial 1t was met on the the
very ,hreshbold of its adoption by the most vralsns
oppositlon. Every means was resorted 70 by
portion of its opponents that could be devised, to
repder it odious and burdensome, and thus set the
wavering against it. and make its strongestffiends
doubt its expediency In part, they have succeed
ed-po far as to induce our Legislature again to
refer it to the People.
And now, let the People thunder back to the
Legislature their dis pleasure in such tones az shall
teach our servants not again 20 put in 2ardy the
viii Of such vast majority as last November babe
our Schools be Free.
T E. uE7MoRE,
YA h asADsoa9 &c h0 81 Committee
SPARKS
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offered ere in the front row Of the Balcony, which
brought So to 80 so each The front bench seats
below. in the rear of the chairs brought ST. So 0V
and IS each. The second row brought about the
same. TIE bidding for the second ro~ OF the B al.
cony was finished about PM; the prices ranged
from 81 so to So.
The sale went on slowly in the beginning, for
want Of diagram Of the seats, However after
the choice seats and chairs had been all disposed
Of the auctioseer proceeded 10 regular order, &C.
cordipg to be numbers, and all went on smoothly
He sold the frat row of the lover floor, and the
first row of the gallery, and then the second Of TIA
lower floor, and the second of the gaIlery, and so
on till upward of 400 were disposed Of at three
o'clock, and the sale was adjourned till Monday,
since it became necessary 70 clear the boa'e Tor
the operato performance ofthe evening,
1t will be seen by the above list that over Law
seats were disposed Of at an average OF nearly SIX
dollars and half per seat As the sale proceeds
ills likely that this average will be reduced but
probably not below IS. AT this rate Jenny Lid a
frst Concert in America would re&liza for the
manager about 100000.
The tickets will be ready this morning, and all
that are not called for by noon will be considered
sc not sold
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~ New.York Unfversity-sedlcal Departms ant

kSY- New. York Unfversify- Medical Department
TIE Faculty OF the Unysrnty take great easue
10 cling that they have hed the TWO vacant ChaitR In
especive departments Dr. Elisha Rarlet Professor Of
UpveTsiy ant DR. Samuel D Grose Professor OF Surgery
In he Louisville University, having both resigned their
Professionalism In hs Institution have bseD elected to and
accepted the the Chair Of Institutes AMI Ptcltce OF
htcicn the other he Chair OF Surgery In The Universally
ofNew.Yorb
In .hese elections The Faculty have looked only at the
great and permsL ent nteeas Of their School, aud they
feel thar there appointments, willie they must secure the
acceptance OF The profession will afford an earnest
that the Institution viii loae nothing oftt' former prosperity
sESSION iS50.5ls
Pha Lectures will commences Monday The 2lst Of
October and be continued to the last day Of February
GRANVILLE SHARPE PATTIsoN, NJ Professor OF gene
raj descriptive aud anrgicsl Anatomy
HARTYN PAINE Ri D. Professor OF mater!a medlce and
GusNinG 8 BEDFORD, D Professor OF Midwifery and
DseaaeB OF Women and Children.
joins w. pRAPER nD Professor OF Chemistry and
ELISHA BARTLETT, D. Professor Of the Institutes and
Practice OF dlcine.
DeR0lsnatot OF Anatsmy-WlLLlAM DARLING 81. D.
The Faculty 1t will be aeon have added the +rtmeo
will ia tutnIe, in addition to his regular coure OF Chems
Try, give two evening lectures GA Physiology Tho adytn
tsg this srranR cement OF be OBVIOUS TO syery
The Professor Anatomy Will also deliver an additional
lecture bis depsrmsn at an evening hour 10 order 10
afford ample opportunities 10 their pupils Tor studying dis
practically the Faculty have determined to open three
lat Surgical and Medical clnique 10 be held by Prof
Gross Oh Saturday,
I'd An Obsetrtc cnque to be every Monday under the
direction Prof Bedford Tao Interesting diseases
ofWomeu and Children will be broug before heclsss and
fully lectured upon by The Professor The class will also
abundant supply of wfcy cases to DO attended
tIhe HOUSES OF The patient.
Sd Medical snd Surgical cinlque will bs held every
Wednesday under The direction Of Piofs Bartlett and PAT
uson
In addition to these means OF studying dsesse the
New.York Hospital the Bellevue Hospits the Eye and
Ear ln6fmsly, the various DiSpenasrss and Infmsr-a
all accessible the stndent Clinical Instruction Ia
given every day al tho New York Hospital
The dSectipV Will BIZ lst dSV CT OetO-
be and ample supply OF the material will be provided
Fess for The full 81 lectures, sos Ma,riculsion
fee, S. Practical Anatomy S. Graduation Fee $50
The commencement VIII take place early in March.
JOHN W DRAPER NJ D.
Secretary of the Faculty $50 Fourth st.
P s-3ood board from ~ 80 to IS per Week. Students
srriyKg IN town win pleaae can II the Medical Collage
659 way and AJAX fer the Janito mr Pomsn, who
wi conduct the to boarding Eouses
t6 5taWlO29 and sl4W2
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s14o. The remaining box haa been reserved for
Mdlle. LIND hsrssHL
Over fifty seats were purchased for the Irving
House, at prices ranging from % to SIS beside
twenty.four front chairs at sl9ai altogether, near,
" 80 seats,
The Astor House bid off twenty aeats of the
front row, for $40.
Mes.rs. Hall & Son. Music. dealers, took some
thirty seats q. erens prices from $40 to sla each
The following is complete list of the higher
priced tickets, with the names Of the purohaaers,
and the amounts of the successful bids:
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Free nIassn Celebration,

correspondence OF Ire tribune.
NEw.RAvEN, Conn. wednesday Sept 4.
Preparations have, for long time, been making
for the Centennial Anniversary OF Hiram Lodge,
Order of Free Maaons, in this city, the celebration
OF which took place to-day At an early hour large
numbers Of strangers shronged our streets. M.
merous Lodget both in the State and ous Of it,
were well represented The procession, with iss va.
rious regsha and mystical symbols, presented an
imposing appearance. After passing through SONS
of the principal streets they repaired to the State
House, where an able Grafton was delivered By
Rev B. Euntoom OF Boston At the conclusion,
the procession tgain formed and entered the State
House, where aumpfuous entertainment vas pre-
pared, 80 " hich ample justice wAs melted The St.
Johns Grand Lode ofyour city as present, bu.did
lot ion in the proce ssioR being considered free
but net accepted by the Grand Lodge of your
State, the Worthy Master Of which vas present,I
on the ground that two Grand Lodges cannot exist
in one State. The day has been very pleasant,
ard the bonds of the Fraternity have doubtless
been mora firmly cementsd By the associations Of
this day. Yours, s.
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Remoasrrnpes against the Free schO0lAot.

Letter 10 the Editor
coLessE N. Y Tuesday, Sept 3, 1880
2. GRrELEr: Sir: Ii is with feelings Of re-
erst that we have noticed she position you have
scanned in relation to the Anew School Law
vhich il, By an act Of egialation, again to pc re-
ferred to the people
After mature reflection and deliberate trial, We
cannot but believe that q thinking mind, anu one
20 rs,dv 70 a7ow the honest sentiments it ensef
tsiDs can be other than preiudcial 10 maintaining
.be .vowed principle which At least common aS-
eree Of reason can see works great injury upon Z
CASA OF citizens who as yet have borne the exac
,ions impose ed upon them, without H1rmur. Ia 81
tho people the law abiding citzens OF Neg. 1orA'
ssk, yes, demand, that We inssruoi those Wnoal ID
6oeuce, vicious indulgence OF dissipation us'e
driven TO psuperism while their chidren nave oeeh
rs;rod in indn eence, to regard the world Hs "oV.
ing tbem liy elihood.' while their neighooF, ny
Iifa of aetdeniaI of industrious morality, has sc
ouirad an honorable distinction for industry, ana
competence only equal the due or biz manly ehof'
to obey law OF God and Nature. VIII you ask
bin 10 Indulge to protect bS so per'ecs oatrier,
the growing indolence of psternal obligations, oy
taking from them the right or privilege OF aldng me
promug ation of fashionable v1rtueF III you
impose upon bin who was already wearied with
the burden of exactions a new burden, only as
covered by wise legislators in tedious vision Tor
novelty, in deep penetration for immortal anne
through medium Of recent discovered resources.
90 .ruthfully demonstrated in some dark alleys OF
your City, only less honorable because your law
making power acquiesce only with penalty ade.
quate to the offecse shus openly and in defiance OF
justce and law committed.
9 o2fsr oYK afSskvEY S oonnRI1ee
9LobGE WEBB. Town Association,
s0r We publish the above for our friends
who sign it with great pleasure, though we
are so bull-headed as not to deem it ex-
prssed with much elegance or perspicuity.
However, we never acre able to feel the
force of the arguments employed against
Free Schools, SO we let it pass unanswered.
Ed. Trt6.
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" To Boas NIaAoDs and Plasterers.--0n
Wednesday evening The Bfcssyers and Pssterers
did, by auinous goe declared that they would not
work sner Wednesday Inc LIN tus for leaS sn 81
rer day on snd aef hat day. We expect IL and will
work for esq. By order Of ihe society
rs 81 WEI cRusBELL PRECEDENT
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~ O,Reiliy's Tele9raph Lines, connecting
s Of ne unlGea siates General ofice 1871
Broadway. Open from In the morning III ii a. 1ghi-
Visitors IL N4T.Yort are accustomed nanssctiug
business with he OReilly Lines 10 any section Of TIE
United sstes VIII end II heir interest TO leave their dig
patches this Office 10 insure prompt snS correct trans
ussion ie6R
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

esg~ DIeunt Prospect WRrer.Cure.-Bingham.
tor N,w.Yofk A MASON. NJ D. Physician az W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

Ey" Wigs and Toupees. -BArCHELoR's celebrated
Wig Factory tg At w slra. where all times can be
found lhe largest In the city Strangers and
cuzens should call and Judge for themselves before
chasing elsewhere BATcHgLaR's newly invented Wigs
ohsined medal !he Fair CT the American Insli-
tute. Copy the sddrssa EyI5 MWkFa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

esR- Water Dure,-F l.. NICHOLS, n D. and mr'.
n x COVE NICHOLS, 81 WestTweu,y-secondsl Ps.
enIs received for full board day treatment or visited
nj their residences Consultations from 10 TO 2 auT lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

E- Nosiee-Whefeap letters patent have been granted
Jobn A. Whtpple spd Wa b. Iones OF Boston fot the
Invention OF taking Photographic pictures DAgEerreo
ypes on glass all persons cautioned agsinat using
lame, any Infringement will be dealt with according to
the law made and provided Patent rights for sale
Gou able terra Adreas JOHN A. WHIPPLE, SO Washing
ton 81 Bos,on 81 I'M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

w- Prince q COPS aclodcons for sale at f4e;or
prices al BADGER3 Fluie Mandatory, oRtely's Rsis
graph Building, 1871 Broadway. iyls toss
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GENERAL NOTICES.

ssy- RoyyIern 81 Wells, ParsnOEca ssts and FINE,
"a hera Clifton Hail. Isl NassRu-st nsar ths rsrE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

Ks5- Yhe ssOranxe nIountain Water Cure, }" st
10 Orange A. hours roe by railroad from The city
This establishment has private baths attached 70 ms patens
rooms address Or aEEKER Orange, N. J. for ierna.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

~ Dx, Shevv's wator-Curp Imssaeataon, cs'
sal Ywefih-ss and University place. ESQ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

~ Water-Cure Ensritures-Uity and Coan-
tiy.-Dr TRAIL receives patDA al The commotous city
ssisbI.hmeni IS Laight 81 and at Oyaier Bay L. Com
uunica,on CALI hese places by steamboat aud
Railroad General prsclice attended TO- Consultations S.
"a Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

ssg- DIR, Houahton's WnTersCure Establish
mt No Veal Eieyenth-s three doors rom Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

lNi 1A'I III ANE@ASO' <At'' h@A-f S'A - ''' N'N
Voh.burg Ssnttnel publishes the following letter
from Ike Governor of Mississippi:
JACKSON August 49,
Nj DEAR 8lR-Your nots of yesterday, calling
my attention to the comments of the Vicksburg
thtg upon an Al tcle in the Sentinel, Of Thursday
lss', VI as received late last night.
find nothing in your article to justify the COM
M Mt ofthe Wig, especially after the Mississtp-
pun Of the 18th Jolly had defined my position upon
the subject. Therefore see reason 10 avail my
ssfof your sind and obIising offer, to deny that
you spoke by authority from Desiring no con
ceflmeut have 10 digestion thai it should be
known, that believe the title OF Texas to the ter
ritofy ciamed by her on this side ofthe Rio Grande,
u be icdisput4ble that the forcibe seizure Of any
part of this territory by the National Executive
" culd be wanton act Of daEpotism, which should
be stelnly resisted by Texas that the evident
purpose Of this movement ia 10 convert portion of
her territory to free soil the Southern States should
wake common cause with Texas and that in the
event of collision Of arms great dagger thare-
OF would deem it my duty to convene the Legis.
lature OF this State, and recommend to them she
edoption of prompt and efficient measures to aid
our sister State in the mantenaDce of her clear
rights against Federal usurpa ion Nor have |
doubt that in doing shall conform 70 the will Of
the great mass Of the people of the State
remain very respectfully yourfdend snd obl servant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

no sPORTsQEN.-FlNE DOUBLE GUNs-A
freah aGsortmeui Of English Double 0uaE, Buase 70
he season, expressly FOR partridge quail and wood;oek
shooting sogs vary Enc Just received by
FRARCIs TONES SONS,
ie2s eodH @sidsn-lRne, Hew-YoPk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

TEAs I.kT-yVilh breakfast ami tea, very desra-
bic furnphed front room, second floor, 10 a modern
built house, pleasantly ocaied, and occupied by 'msu
private family Ii worthy of tbs attention Of one saeking
comfortable and peruanent home Apply al lSi Toomp'
son between Houston and Prnce-sts References eX.
changed s72t*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

uANGTNGs-Psper 30 $50 pouDda from % to So inches
vida different on Aes and colora for sale manufa-
turing prfoes GAbNF & 0ERRICKsoA. l6s souitrsa.
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BOA RIDING

BOARD 0a BROAOWAY.-A family and few
Dsins gentlemen obtain 6oard on Srosd way DO
mens have b, en- made with view to this putpote Fer'
desiring eera scsie as reessna
table &c will do we auend 10 this opportunity Ret
ereuces exchanged. A poe OF sddress directed % Box
lS9 Broadway Posi ofcc will be promptly attended TO-
81 Iuyoa
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ID and his wife and two single SenIsmen can be
accommodated with pleasant rs In private smily al
Boats run every FIVE mnu!es during the day, Locanoa
very cesjreb e-house facing the waEo commanding ans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

Es,O LBF-n SCUM Brooklyn unfurnished roni par
or with panirea and gas the room suitable for zsas
tlemap and lady In a family OF few persons The mouse
delig hlfuly situated and repeie With every modern la,
pro7emeni For particulars inquire a. 81 HSrsons oppe
sl,s Or Stones Church au9if
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

KbOOGlS To LESs, with board, suitable Tor gentle
IA men aud their wives angle gentlemen al AS Had
sor at oppo,te 81 Johns PARK References exchanged
a. imA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

INPoRrAST CAsE.--Y esterday, In the Court Of
Common Pleas, an Injunction OF a curious nature
was heard by Judge Parsons. l. appears that Hi
ram W airing Of New York entered into an agree.
nent with eight or ten persons 70 20 70 the minea
in California, under the title of the Putnam Mining
Company.
Wsfilg was to pay each person $1,000, and all
the expenses TO San Francisco, and was 20 receive
III return one half Of the dust collected by the
parry as biz share. One OF the company recently
returned ard deposited in the Mint 81, 735 in gold
duAt Warirg asks for an injunction to restrain
TIE deposto of the duat from taking IT, or its value,
from the Mint, alleging his rigas to onehaf
On the Other hand. it is alleged that the compa
ny broke up, after mining for short time unsuc-
cetsfully, and that Mr Smith Cram the depositor
u the duis then engaged in the business OF pile
driving, in company with his son, and from that
source derived the amount OF gold deposited. II
wan also coniended that Hiram, Waring never
completed his part Of the contract
W slirg salts up partnership, and contends that
as such partnership wac to last for wo years, il
mskea no difference from what source the gold
dust was derived, if it was obtained within the
two wears he ia legally entitled 70 one half The
case was argued and held under advisemeut by the
Court Phil Inquirer, 7sh.
LAKE SUPERloR IrEMs-The Minnesota Com
ps1y are cutting mass Of pure copper, weighing
over 0,0o0 lbs.
Native gold is found or Princes location, OF Ca
nsda side.
g. W Logan, Canadian Geologist is among the
mines, for specimens to be sen! 70 London Exhibit
ton Of 1851.
Pure copper ard copper ailver s found at the
Quebec Mines. The Company are engaged in
sinking ahast.
Specimens of native silver and coppsr are found
on the Michipiceton Isspd, on the north side
-------------a---------------
DARxIEs WHIPPED.-Yesterda morning, while
two colored gentlemen at the upper msrke., we're
quarslng, interpreting their language with much
profane language, Marshal Underwood stepped up
ard took them to the casboose. After respiss
therein OF half an hour, to cool their angry pas
sions, they each received fifteen laabes, 'wsll
laid on DAILY Inquirer, Tenn