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Medical Department Of Georgetown College
Corner o and iafh strscts, Warrington, d. q
nHr Lectures win Monday in November,
Il nd until The isuer par, Of March
FACULTY, y =.
Young Professor Of Principles and Practice OF "od-
...... ...r....... -.
Charles II eb,man Of Institutes and Practice Of
surgery Il. ..a.. :, :,
Fodoardo Howard, Professor Of Obstetrics VI Diseases OF
Women and Children. ..... .....a
johnson Eliot, VI. d., Professor Of Anatomy.
A. Richie NJ D, Professor ofInsitutcs o. Med'eine
James Austin NJ D Professor OF Maiea Medica and lha-
peufics. .=.
j. w. n. LovcJoy, NJ. D., Professor OF Chemistry L i.
Samuel w D. Associate Professor and Demonsuao
of Anatomy
lectures will be delivered and operations performed on
patients from tho ndmsry and Dspensary attached TO the Cot
iegc.
The College building has been recenty erected
balls al
rooms, admirably for medic instruction.
OF
Maicuation (paid only once)
Dennnstratcrs
Fee who have attended two full courses In
other colleges. 80
FLoDoARDo HOWARD, NJ, ~, Dean, j
Of 10th and +
Aug 2i--lawtNov
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United states Patent once

OF Natb J. Wyeth, OF Cambridge Massaehu
sets, praying granted TO him fo
preparing Ice for shipping, or seven years
expiration of said patent which takes place the l
a O December, le5i.
petition be heard the Patent Ohcs or
Monday, 10Th OF November ~ O'Clock mi and
noned aud show cause any tey have
VIII petition ought not 20 be granted. -.# .
opposing the ertenfon required TO file tn the Paten
objections, specifically forth IN writing, at leas
before OF hearing Al testimony hled by eiihs
the said hearing must be taken and ansnse,
rules Of s ofce which viii be furnished
application .. .,.--,,
Republic, and Unon Washington city Daily Bee bos
TON Journal Providence, Rhode
Llsnd Courput Hartford, Albany State Register
Albany ~ Empress, New York and Pennsyivrnis inqu
previous the 10Th day of November next s ds,
Of hearing . ruos vu,,.pu
Commissioner OF Patents.
r. e. Editors papers will please copy and send THEFT
bills ohiee with containing this notice
-I..-l
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Fraction Of township one, ryer range
sixteen.
Lands appropriated by schools military and
other together those swamp
unit thereby cultivation, any
The State authorities before appointed
nen o the public sales respectively under
10 enable the State
HWap lands within Their limits approved September lst 1850
cH be ercf~ed the sales
heretofore granted by law Congress
dered TO The United States wH
toned lands provided by
pratons Tor the civil and diplomatic of
&c, approved 3d March, 1881. Ea ia Ealf1 ~@ N9HI \.
Tbs offering the above
The days appointed, and viii In order
adversed, with all convenient
been offered and the saes thus cosed but shall
than
viii be admitted until after the expiration the
Given under hnnd the city of Washington, this
day July Domni thousand hundred fifty
.g.E tatfg.g aHA ".uHI 15aV ,hHLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President; sa
.H5E. j. BurTERFIELp, .HGstfN MMH.s4t E14H
E u lsJ Commissioner oflhe General Land Ofhce.
.s.a 4. NOTICE TO PRE- E-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS. f, tr
Every entitled to the right of Of the
lands within the townships and OF townships above
ted required 70 establish Tho the satisfaction Of the register
and receiver Of, land and make therefor
gacicaAs 2gsr Ssssg tAs sst, kss
pointed for the the public sale of the
hracing the clainicd claim
J. BUTTERFIELD,
aMa.tE3A II Commissioner of the General Land Office.
r Is Z Z a + q
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petition of NJ sore of Pas France, praying for The
" patent granted method
preserving and steel oxydatlon for seven years
expiration PATENT which takes place The seventh
day Of December, A. D. 1851 U.Ha. .gG@ls
II ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent Office
Saturday. 1885, ~ O'Clock, and a
notified appear show il they have
why petition ought be granted .tt4t l1 stJ
Persons opposing the extension required to he In e Patent
Office objecons specifically forth writing, least
" before the day Of hearing All testimony hed BY either
transmitted
Office, which vii, be
plcaion. ..s-1HE 9lLHf
published National inteli
gencer, Republics and Union Washington, u Courier and En-
York Phadeipha Pennsyl
Providence Journal Providence, Rhode Island Daily Ad
veiser Boston, Massachusetts, Commercial Bulletin New Or
leans Louisiana and Pisburg Psburg, Pennsylvania,
week 10 The 9th De
| eember .sA"n '
..... .... THOs EWBANk,
Commissioner of Patents.
papers will please copy, and
bills the Patent Office, with containing this notice
i ,
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Tor sAIE.That beautiful commodious, cottage built residence
7tb, between r and boundary streets, containing 1870
all At0. and nisbe
for sale II has with threefoid
passage smoke wood and houses, with
sahng for three horses and pump Of excellent water N the
yard. #.@#
within about minutes walk OF the public Offices,
rapidly eiahborbood snd double sdvap
tnge NJ city and county residence.
description of the surrounding hesph vicinity, highly
finish, convenisncs deemed Per
wishing purchase will call themselves
Tide from the United states Inquire Of H. Joassos on The
|
t.l
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pHII.lP BARTON KEY will attend to any h"ssnsss
he insted with before either of the courfs Of ths s
ict; and win o cisins oo 70"
and the Departments Once on street.
WAsHsaror, July l6, isaf- fh-S'Nu
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nBApER mud Teiior-wILLIAM TUCKER, late Of the
" Arm OF Lane Tucker, between ~ and
streets. prepared receive calls from his numerous
public generally having Just opened very large and
English cloths, cassimerea, and
vesunrs by hms- with uni the most extensive
importing Phlapephia all Of which will
pice and the reputation Of his establish
a who him with
which his VIII be executed
ri shall show of the handsom
been offered In this city,
sept 2l-3law3w
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New Fall and Winter Goods.


uoOE, BROTHER, co. Pennsylvania avenue, between 7n
III 9Th received prepared offer The
citizens Of the cnes Washington GeoTe'own and Alexandria
surrounding counties OF Maryland Virginia. full
complete OF French, English and India fancy ahd sta
FOODS, OF recent importations. They
Very elegant brocsd saiks dark eoors
sde silk, for evening
Rich plaid silk styles
Extra heavy plain pout de sole
esv silks all coors
Real Irish popdins, richly watered, all shades
Very lustrous black silks, all widths
Superior wide eoored silk velveu every shade
French Menno and Thibet cloths, gest yaneiy
French de LANES, designs
French cashmere de cosse, latest styles
Rich chemi,sues, with sleeves match
Real Nalenciennes lace cheniisettes and cuffs
Richly embroidered muslin capes, collars, and
embroidered and lace trimmed handk erchief-
embroidered Canton Eiawis, Sl2
Velvet rioAks and manular styles
Sik manuilas and Hsites, also styles
Real cashmere shawis Tong and square
a aud rhibct scsrs
Long sho sewing . silk mits and gloves
Bnjious celebrated kd gloves, size and shade
Black silk Iaces, black and cOlored silk frinfes
bread am nsertings, wide and narrow
Muslin nd cambre rulings
Muslin and esmbric insertngs and edgngs
Sash, neck, and belt ribapds bs., sc,
other entirely and desirable goods suit
approaching which weekly add
purchasers be assured of finding a
the most fashionable styles at the lowest
prices. ,,o,, ,o,,,,p, . co
Sept l2-u
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t.h'.' Medical Department.
In medical department for tuition including
the tic cket and dssecng fee Ss5 The session of
enables the student studies
Union,
tending only lectures day. s# .. .a..
..a LaW School. A . ..- .....a
An adjunct having appointed department.
the study has been enlarged The subjects Of equity and
will be taught fully has hitherto
practicable
civil together leading
cases in law and equity .... II. = /. 3
WN s. KEMPER,
"a Proctor and Patron Of the University Of Virginia.
Il Aug l2-2awswtOl #s#""# .E 0 .##.a u.
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UNh
|HauoAf III Lame fDr CAliforna Oregon au,l r
or The public informed that under the new ar
xGXn rangements Of this company steamers inspected
N1k&H and approved By the Navy Dapar,mea,, carry
and San Francisco the Of each month";
detained by unavoidable at
Diego, and Monterey The following
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, viii be
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once Of Transportation Baltimore and W"sh'"s'""
Railroad Company.
be issued this once 10 New YORK. h
i nacIpiia, Pittshurf, nnd Wheeling - -.
officer ~ The will the evening ms" u
and charge OF all baggage for Now YORK, .x 4,
for the West connect ut the Relay euef t "
ayeppr, ", the from baltimore. II 80,
Passenger leave daily at and a. M and NJ AeF'
an sunday run,vz; g. a. M and p M
Aug 2l--dn tf3H .lfIl77gsa1 -i'H ~ ". 80
N n. CIUsKEt Architect snd Civil Engnsrr., rsI, n
h ONCE TrAvsrss b,ndnss, norm s' ~ p
ysns avenue 9sh snA 18th streets west 'ho ~"
f,RENCH hooks, and old ,afse case .n's aS
opened, aueot from Paris fhNNNn hH'ho"'
MGy
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The steamship Columbia will ply
ports IN oregon awaiting ~ the former e arrival Of the mails
and returning delay
mails and passengers Francisco
regular line opropees will be transportation
freight and transient bween Panama and San Fran
r.....a
The well known steamship Sarah Sands of 800 burden,
under charter the and peculiarly commodious
her cabin arrangements will be kept running family
.a9'tt"fif'|M
Que of the above viii keep connection between
Acapulco and the other Me ports. .
The xion Atlantic maintained United
States mail steamships- .E .it .t a...
Georgia 5000
lhstokae
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y. rnANCls cLEMENrs.

Attorney and Counsellor al Lar,
WILL practice the Of this District, and in the sdoannr
w counties of Maryland aud Virgins.
description the
pent e.poeay services IN the Of the revolution
Once on Louisiana avenue, been AZ and 9th U.aH
geuti f.
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pcmaie Edncation nj wa.h,ngson.

"A HE subscr thankful for patronage with winch he has been
favored Staies and FROM families hold
na positions county, respectfully
entered on the fourth Of bis service IN tins city 9TH.
cghiernl his eNpenencc) Instructor OF youth
Family Boarding school fer the education of young
solid the ornamental branches required
Amenca limited twenty upis Of
Advantage domestic comfort aud thorough instruction
thinks. IN miscellaneous larger schools
Language the family and the school ffSri
French lady educated for e roeon w
Paris ... .. !. !. a#UH
n. w. CUsHMtN A. NJ,
Indiana avenue, near City Hail.
Oo Is-eod2mifs
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IL OWEN son, Merchant TatIors, would respect
H. fully public generally that
OF fall and
goods superior quality cloths, Seings
friends viii call and
| AIN themselves. 'li u.
In returning the liberal share Of patronage they
having
evils system great they have de
articles line low for cash
prompt customers, continuance OF public fsvor
9-2awlm Intel h Telegraph .z.HUG
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septl2-u
JAMES l.. EDWARDS. late Commissioner Of PEN
sons Simeon Smith, attorney atlaw formerly ot oRden
burg New Yok have opened Office in Washington ciy fo
us tfan-acon obusne agents before Congress and
the erecntvs departments o The general government they prom
Reference be made 70 any members Of the a
Leters poe. paid addressed to Smith, wlard'
Hotel viii bs duly attended to
Sep l0-dly
nO OWNERS OF Lands gentleman 10 Nrgnis,
who Is good surveyor and lawyer desires .oIenas @ ~ a. s
country, with view to bring hem no
msrket .."...-#. . l..
He family and small capital and is ds-irons o. snsng ~
agriculture satisfactory testimonials Of eapaci
W snd responsibility and his general " sue"
Any eras lands who would be inclined q avail himself
advertiser ands't suitable responses % '0a'ss w% GouGDS
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
d H. uooE q Co, wholesale and Retail Dealers In
/ oarpctins floor oil cloths, mangs rug, curtain mae'
sheeine blankets, and house furnishing good. generay
Pennylvsnia avenue between 7s and sh sues'-' "'t"'
Aug 20 II ...
n,ssoruTIoN Coprrtershp.-The nun heretofore exist
IL ins under Of Dyer BROTHER = this day by mutual
consent, dissolved Mr. George Dyer w,h attend ~ NV s
ment of the late hrm also Of me
m the w Dyer deceased to which nnnedae
Is respectfully requested. 6pn = pyrR ~
w.superos, September "a, 1850.
mn artner.b,r Notce.-The undersigned have formed
copsrnsrshp under the name snd hm Of oyer nesue ana
old Dyer BROTHER, Of loh street and Pennsylvania
avenue. .-.....zuu ~ a -. -
slowed upon Arm and pledge themselves 70 discharge iih
fully every trust con6ded to them.
'snms"'' ''o y '''' EDWARD C. DYER,
j. g, MCGUIRE.
w.sn,vsror, septemb., Vi, 1880.
Sept aI--du
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avenue.DAViD A. BAIRD respectfully informs
Of Washington and vicinity that he has taken the so.
housa om Pennsylvania formerly
and receiving from New York an
and cabinet
line. II not deemed
articles intend keep assortment suit all glasses
respectfully requested to call and examine stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
upholstery an papefhanginr business carried on
usual the old stand, next door. .. #... HHNf
tl-eodlnf lTeleRraph.l r 4#4. st
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ffiE next annual University Virginia will
ON the st Of October without
al the sst q June The University the following schools
aud lectureship viz;
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j. w MAURY Co., MAsAaRRs.
$4,000 200 prizes $500.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit Of Monongala Academy,
Class No l6 1851.
To be drawn In Alexandria, Va, Saturday,
ber 1851.
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VIRGINIA Locomotive and Works, Wolfe street

| VIRGINIA Locomotive and Car Works, Wolfe street
river Potomac, Alexandria, YuginasmiLh Perkins
boilers, chilled wheels and
chilled and wrought sipe machinery and eAsnss gen
efalIy. .t. ..HE
undersigned, having ecd shops and
machinery and toos prepared 10
machinery Of all kinds,
wit hdcspat n the favorable terms. -sEI.N
X. q. SMITH,
Late Of the Alexandria Iron Works.
THATCHER PERKINS,
Late Machinery the Ba,imore and Ohio Railroad
Aug 2O-dly s."H nf. y
O w. BADEN, PENNSYLVANIA 9th
opened small lot of double barrel
gun of sae siz and At unusually low prices
Likewise supply Dixon sons powder TASKS, no.
and "
pouches and belts
Andd bags, dram bot1es
Engii.h French, and American caps
Gun waddng, powder horns, sc. 1866
l7-lH w3w II
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Certificates Of package, of e6 whole uckets, $3.50 90
l.o half
do
will
official OF each drawing Immediately after
o a W -t'..
...s.#. Address J. G. MAURY, Agents,
81 -...as 4. a.. Alexandria, Virginia
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Leaving New York for Chages the llth and Set Of each
month Z 1854
The steamship Falcon win direct line
Orleans Chag leaving such periods wall
and forming
with the Pocnc steamships through line and New Orleans
and Mexico California; and Oregon Passaes from New
Orleans can BE- secured from Armstrong Lawson Co.. agents
shss p,sccs FFe q hHa.ss 's.ta - tf
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10 do Cocoa matings, for basement, kc.
Also, hand full variety Of i'm
ported and American cAspsing, such ..,... :. ~
Tapssy velvet pesry English and american Bruse
p<ria ply ingrain and common ingram, low
priced rag hemp, cotton striped and plaid together
house furnishing which W.
are prepared fully upon good
other dealers in this county. #a ~
Apl5-u y. H. bOot u w,
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IIE Inform. pubic that
he the OF the line OF mail coaches running
Winchester by the OF e~Sbug TIE
good good borsc,si have his employment
need rkul attentive. and accommodating dnvcr Tbs
good and pains will be
taken accommodation convenience,
extend to him their patronage The
public patronage respectfully solicited ohes al Potomac
| ''-' JAMES H. KEMP.
kur
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New
any between these tc4
allowed 251 lbs nee,
ceeding N 10 cubic -
be akea Chagres 20 foot and from
o Francisco OF 100 per ton. all
Of apply ONCE OF the 81 and 53
South street. their agency, No. III West street, kes xofk
#4.f Aug IDLY
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N. 7. Correspondence Of the Register.
New YonK, Dec. 3, 1S51

avn" AONhS Dtcs D. 1901
Mr.. EDrToR:.
RI, Nossoc, r ,i..p.,
Renorts of ,hc Sacr,,,r;a. 'vs'ue"'' 'u'
ters wboliy o,o,,,,. y, ,.. Wv, '',''''"r NAV
Mind II, ,i;s ,i.y;, " P.oee"'' 'ne pune
I,r,on - ,is ,s,,. ae"''"e us Per'ec"l
ns,ys d, =. 1,.,,,, - cas. sucH
in, E,ssvhodr " o,,i r's", seem interest
Of tho nuLl; Gnsncos or or w.. ousy 'aiN''9
,ion,y ,n ,l,;,.L ~ L.;,',. .'t "uN' resi-
Jinsrr ar1 ',ns.in Lo. '"l ,',"s eA'Iaor'
ca, a., 70 -, 49,, - ' we as sue
a., G,,,l;,',, 90 l'0N '"'' " IL
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| 10 r., i',' ,.'''.. u.
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n,;ll;,,ns il, .alI N'.'''"5 va '''
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i, ,., ..;U h.. VIZ way "',''o' co",S
'"""' '""''l an" e'J"y 'he
i,.. 49, w. WV nius' nam"
m, VI, ior 'iic s'isi"c1"H'
'"O,e W"o P' Uce 'ne loha must fehiu
~, ~ '''' VI '"'S""' you KNOW
"'r !" nave grand literary festival
w. ''' .1''''Ss H''' ~ co'n'"'n'ora''oh "'
v;d. I'''n' ->o'Ti'S'' ne o'Jec' i 70 pro-
,,v ne "'"'''i''s' We suppose Tor a oIonZe
,'n,'' " ''o "'cea'eu n"'n1'i ana =" Is 10
IT,, i"'o ~ '''., III me ark DIS ant
me l"v,' u ~ ''e n'au ot Inc movement
,a' w. i'', u,''"'l'or'an' nu' "i"D''lHns ",'-
'''' WI upper Us -No'e''''
i.' ,' Nv Wv .'''''' u" n""or 10 our country :
D"'' LOVING n'o'osc over the critical aii"c.s
,'I VI NV r'''S' ne "'a'e u point III
~ ''' '"''' "''Hs. !" "''s'e sem ms 'ouh-
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NV Y,nK, Fr,day eccning, Dee 5,h
Tie ku,,u,h cNciiemeht IS Intense
and beyond description. Thousands
have visited the Island to-day for the
purpose "l catching a glimps Of the great
Hungarian cmeiialn, white tens of thou
sands are anXiouslY awaiting his arrival
IN the cry.
AZ shout 10 o'clock tins mnrnin1 the
Committee appointed by the Common
Council, number of llansarlaus, with
Gen. P4eA, OF South America, aud other
distinguished ex,les, took lheir depat-
t"re Tor 81 tea Island. where they ar.
n'ed ab"ut noon, aud proceeded 10 tho
residence ol DR.. Dnanr, - here tie Com.
mlliec were introduced t. Kussulh. with
whom lhey la, private interview, in
relation Ia h- reception ~ tins CITY.
VI the conclusion of the interview be,
tween the Committee aud ko.suih. lie
was introduced to Col. Gardiner. who
Welcomed him to cur shores in hrierhut
rpprupIiale speech, aliudtug to The salute.
from the various forts IN the harbour. as
IN expression of respect from the Army
of the United States.
ko-suIh rcpIt,d, rendering his hanks
for the honor, ano eulogIzlng Gen Scott,
who, he said, vas already well known to
han, by his famous military deeds.
hnssuth Afterwards addressed the mul-
tiude, from the piizza, but briefly,
however, as he said his health would not
admit OF speach, il his present ex-
hausied condition. Tie hoped that their
sympalhies would ever be IN favor OF his
unfortunate couutry.
In reply to speech Of welcome from
DR. Doane, on board the HUMBOLDT, Kos
suIh said -
| cordially thank you for your geuer>
Gus sentiments, and for the generous
words in which they have been conveyed.
| trust you and the people OF the United
States viii yet see Hungary free.
You offer me free and generous
welcome, aud am proud to meet you,
aud thank yon that am free by The gen
crosby of the United States. know
that every man who longs for the free
dom Of Europe has kind feeling for
fiUUIdTN- 1 AN lHd'hlhl lhF lIt Etu~
erous action taken tor my Liberation by
America, which, you say, is an infant
country but say she Is a giant; aud
though she has onl been a short time
in growth, some seventy five years, she
has done more for lrcedum than other
nations which have been IN existence
for centuries and as the power of steam
has bloued the word distance from the
dictionary with regard TO crossing the
Atlantic, American generosity aud A.
merIcan sympathy will not see the day
Ear distant when the word shall be given
Ia all Europe which shall make 1t free
and give II perfect liberty
give YOU my hand, here he exteu>
dcd his hand 10 DR. Doane | hope
Won will not be Disappointed in me.
It am s,raigh'- 'orv ard man. and
have been true to those principles which
yon IN the United States revere, and
though my coutry Is not so great as
yours-sul hope we shall meet from
you favor aud sympathy in the cause
of our nation.
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81 Tie Northern InteHigtncer" is Il
handsome and promising Wing paper. just
started AT Bradford, in this Slale-R. Mex
ORMspEE, editor, l.. w. Bliss, publisher
1t gives evidence OF marked ability in its ed
llorial management, and will be highly cred-
liable TO the Stae. More than all, it is a
conservative, union paper, and will prove
an important auxiliary in the maintenance
and dissemination of sound Wig principles.
We congratulate ouriiienIs in Orange coun-
ty on the establishment Of SO acceptable an
organ, and trust they will give it generous
support.
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Cot FREMoNT A MILLIoNAIRE- The
ST. Louis Union, of the l7th, says Col.
Fremont has completed and confirmed
the sale of his MarPusa tract OF gold
land in California The sale was made
to a company in London, for one mil>
lion of dollars; one hundred thousand
of which Chat being the first INSTALL
ment) is To he paid to Col. Fremont in
the city of New York, on or about the
18th Of this month. Col. Fremont may
now be considered among the wealth,
lest millionaures of the United States,
Tie has, besides the Mariposa tract Just
sold, vast amount of property in San
Francisco,
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The probability is, that the elcctor-
al vote Of Massachusetts will be rast for tie
democratic Presidential candidate next wear
1t can hardly he doubted lha' there will he
three electoral tickets run. In that event,
neither can be expected 10 obtain d major
ny oil the popular vote. In such 4 coniin-
ecnry' the law devulvvs Tie chni Z of e,cc-
tors upon the Legislature That duiv VIII
be discharged by the Legislature which lac.
Just been chosen"
is this correct? We have an impress
sion that the law Of Massachusetts, in this
particular, has been changed and that a
pl1rdti'y hereafter elects Presidential cleo
Iors.