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TIE EvERrrDAr MARnInD LADr.--Ths everyday Mar.
ned Lady s the inventor Of thing which fhw foreign naons
have yet adopted either their houses in their Ian
suages. This thing il comfo" The word cannot well
be defined; the items kat into m Composition being
nsro, that description would read like catalogue We
all unde rssand. howevewhat il meana aishoush few Of
ass of the source Of the enjoyment waower has
very l ls comfort, and bachelor als whilst mar
Eed his wife be everyday married lady
enjoys s in perfection But he enjoys unconscoaey, and
sefors ungrateuly tits thing Of necessary,
right the want Of which he complains woutbeng dis
facty sensible Of it's Even when hacqurss su
cen intensity to arrest his attenonwhen his features and
heart fen and he looks round with half smile on face
and says Ths is comfort " s him to in
qure where 1t al comes from His everydaNwifs s sitting
quietly in the lit not she whoghted the FIRE, Of
dressed the dinner drew hs curtains and never
TO him 70 think that all these, and hundred other ccum
stances Of the moment their virtue 10 her inspiritng
and that the rea'ft whch enches the aDOsphsfe, which
spakes IN the ember which boods in shadoy parts of1he
roo which glows in his full hear emaasses from her
and encircies her like auresla gat atr4Fsst I'm ,gs
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Its NOT being necessary bu, The union Of disconented Irish
reersders and Of English Proteconss ie Ministers with
bare majority of 9, in house Of 267 members The Fro
tectons party, however they may show told ont IN the
House. and occasionally through the and OF their acious
Irish allies press Ministers rather closely which are not so
euine out Of doors Their waichwod no longer Son, Stan
lev Lord himself longer speaks ossng the
order to attack the eersders with the cry Of Up Guards
and at them be did time ago. In Of his moments
Of excitement the contrary, the and substance Of
what he said at Merchant TaiIois Hall last week was Not
yet" We do not think that, il the opportunity were
again to occur Lord STANLEY would undertake the task Of
governing the country with Proectionist Cabinets and
il the Wing ineumben,s Of Office play their parts with any
adroitness we do think that Lord SrASLETs friends
would gain much strength from dissolution Of Parliament
With one very aing exception the quarterly return Of
the revenue exhibits increase in all its principal ems and
balance in favor Of 1851 over 1850 of e2s3 05l-,he
total revenue for the FIRST quarter Of 1850 being f0 7s0 40
that for the frs, quarser Of 1851 lOl Ths buoy
ancy Of the revenue the face Of last years reductions
very striking and abundanty satisfactory '...
The trade and navigation returns yet too immature to
furnish any conclusive data to the business Of the year.
but far they go, they indicate healthy state and war
rant favorable conclusions The following statements
relate to the year 1884, for the FIRST months, ending March
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enable sppeciats the extent which this real pendlu
spp0xmates departs from the abstract ystsm desgnasd
under ihe Of the simple pendulum. The profound
analytical work Of NJ bixIr the precise and spirited re-
marks of M LIoUvILLE, and the ingenious views Of NJ
PoIssor make il duy 10 continue with perseverance our
work. sAssuredy, we shah not fail 70 do oso.4 81 sT
ne:545l g3i,is 3sHef.saa,. n yqs LEos FoucAuLr.
The Academy Of Sciences elected last Monday oreigno
correspondent fill tAe psce len vacant BY the recent death
OF NJ Kunth There seyes names before tie learned
Tor this post Among them of rsmk those efro American
gentlemen, Msss ASA GsAr Of Massachusetts, and JoaH
Ionhrr, Of New York The vacancy to be fleasRss in
the section Of botany M BIuxT, Professor inLeydsn,
the successful candidate M s5iiuli si r5 1h0aYr
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THE WORLDS FAIR

n 4 n
Tho London correspondent, of the New York
Commercial Advertiser, writing under date of the
Sth instant, says: issIoa3 lgAy sds seaga 9y,a
SItisi Bda, the skinner of The ocean ,is daily erg
peced st the Southampton docks Ts SuItan Of the Turkish
empire has heard Of the fame the great exposition and an
ss =. St ~ souny Rr0uc within
Consannople on the 26h ulmch, steam frfvsts TS;,s
BAa,havns on board Vice Admiral hfsstaphs Fxeha Ca
mahdn Paehs Sahh EHsnd and other tailed fnnsionsries
wealth and of the hare, the bare catalogue Of
servsdto whe the female euusy Of the Wsst End % The
utmost appea that the Sultan, in the psoduc:
tions Of his Kingdom may We net unothiJ with osesst
the great exposioD has made large purchaser hroughouhis
domnions CaTpsis Of the msgp6cent description,
pesty that France cannot iyab textile fabrics that have
never before been suffered 10 leave the county and been
for the exclusive se Of the serso stu Of s and
exquisite beyond compare ia hneness and finish and
invoiced at Gs0O ssns among the articles Of Teis
Baaris cargo. Il will b sts day for the sxhon when
these goods reach LcHdons but in consdeisonI hardy
know Of perhaps Of special compliment TO the Sultan
because he a last awaked perhaps through the
influence ofthe ladies' OF England who win not hear Of de-
niahe decision Of the Royal Conmissone to receive mo-
cal counteD tables and fixtures will be prepared for this
unexpected Offering Of the Sublime P6Fs. sta4rn .e
III y ama5iDg what araDgemenssye making throughout
sA the world for pilgrimage 70 this shrine Of universal In
dusry. Every day brings ntelscncs Of the crowds
tbat hasten hitkst Therein probably civilized nation
the face Of the earth which Will mott it the next sree
ms?ths have tsTepsesentatses in Lpadon Even hafcv
zed India, the persons OF princes and mobiles Of the East
has large dspuaaon and almost any day At ahs pa
lace they may be pointed out, hot Only Passse me rchans
but the nabob Of am the R&o OF Cutch and the 2sjah Of
favsncoe the ess delegation Of haAngsized East In
dams ii is said that visited Great Britain. Harfs
intended mxkea beginning5n what Imean shall be my
weekly description Of esrous in the crystal pal. ce in
his letter but my Hual space = nearly occupied Th most
E1Posona model Of that oi, containing, in shap and
correctly reduced proportions only every house, ch urcb
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$40,000-$3O, ,0O0--40 Of Si, 900.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,

Certificates Of packsgea Of 90 whole tickets $tlo 90
. Do. do 20 half do 70W
sil NJ d. ~ sit do 3b 26 quarter do uN 3s 90 q
for tickets and shares, aad eetcateso paekAgsA
in the above splendid Lctte will receive the most PROMPT
steDton Official Of each drawing sent ime-
distuy ser IL aysr 10 AL Who order from ai f9i
sa Addregs s9al ]. q G. MAURY, Agents,
Il ap i6-- 95 EiGulgl .! II 1Es na Aiexsndria, Va.
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Certificates OF packages Of IS whole tickets $3.50 90
B. B. ss ss sssaar,sr 8 sa'. ss g So sS 90 60
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(6l3 lbs avordupois This globe, armed with pointed
proongaton, attached the free extremity Of the metallic
hr6ad which, under the influence Of considerable weight
suffered once fo all an slongation Of from 6ve 70 sx cent?
was put in notion with the pecsssons already indcated'
and after double oscillation Of 6 seconds Duration y was
seen to returnto point about % milmetres 09S41 ncb
to the left Of that from which il sarted The same effect
connng to be Produced each oscillation, the deviation
becomes every Minute larger and larger and 10 Clearly sPpFe
ciased upon he grdusied circle long the penduum
armed with pont continues on both sides sne moos
movers the division. But when the oscillations have OIL
nhed In the phenomenon becomes Of less easy oo
ion For this there has placed the MIDDLE
Of the circle table Of much inferior dimension whose no
zonts surface s avereed BY series Of daesrs
esch other an angle Of degrees BY nas means' 'ne
plane Of the oscillations however small they may be- may pe
followed in its apparent during i've o. Ok hours
For the frs quarter Of hour which ioiiows ne onsna
innpuson we have oond convenient fos sne o.
the demonstration, plsce upon the oooss q s ccle
le mounds Of ne sand. in which the pendulum makes On
m first passage breach This breach snlarss progressively
Il evev passaee leaving thus material trace Of
the Of the earth eimsed pafaleiy 70 the horizon
,,uriou the cou,nusnce Of the experiment ala a
p to thu present. ms ihs sppsraus has only worked for
the purpose Of odemonsrsop n our opinion this 70 already
no li..le esnsd p judging from he spectacle Of that en-
ghtsned public coming ana eanios over .ne
hsa ~ uto6t ty hs favor which has been accorded s
,hs, win acknowledge and worshiy appreciate it, 81 m
Hut moreover science win gain than could have been
ancpated Under these large proportions the apparatus
nrernt, Qualities which we would have vsiny attempted to
mrars 10 IL with all imaginable palms. had II been construct.
cd upon smaller scale Already the regularity In its march
promises The most eoncorsn, rssulS Cslcustcns will be
The height Of the ed6ce, from the pavement to the top
Of the dome, 10 eos teet a8 " Ill ' sta iG s7sse
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STATE LOTTERY,

pckets 5AHaives y15O.Quarers $40
m Certificates of packages Of 26whole tickets Sl7O 90 M
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MAG NIFICE Mt SCHEMES
n4t .t,y FOR Ia lsSl., i.
y. W. sfAURY = co. Managers.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY

be drawn at Alexandria, Va Saturday, May s. 1851
HILL rs number lottery Ia drawn ballots. Fsss1
St9I 4sPLINDIp SCH ME- SIig g3a5ss5bE
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BY Telegraph 70 the sev York fribuns.
A GOVERNMENT OFFICER ARRESTED IN
BOSTON.

Boston, Thursday, F.5ruary 27-l, p. M-Yes-
terday George Lunt, United States District
Attorney, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Coburn
upon q writ brought by Alexander T. Burton; OF
Salem, the man arrested Ia that city few days
since and brought to Boston upon the charge OF
being an alder and sbettor in the rescue OF Shs"
drach charging that Lunt msliciousIy, and without
any just and probable cause, under oath, made .
complaint in writing before Benz = Hallett, ESQ.,
one Of the Commissioners Of the Circuit Court Of
the United States for the District OF Massachu-
sets, against the said plaintiff. Damages are set
at $40, 900 and Mr.. Lunt was required 70 give
bail for that sum, which be did
SECOND DESPATCH
writ WAS issued about week since Tor the
arrest of Copehart Attorney Of Debree the alleged
owner Of Shsdrach, but he has thus far escaped
the officers Men are employed 70 nnd bin, And
are 10 be rewarded II they succeed. fhs case VIII
come before the court Of common pleas In Salem
on the third Monday OF March next.
A writ Of attachment has 6rst been served BY
Deputy Sheriff Coburp upon the goods and the
estate Of George +. Curtis. United States Com.
missioner, and Patrick Riley, Deputy United
States Marshal, for $4,000 damages This suit
ives brought on behalf Of Shsdrach, the alleged
fugitive, alias Frederick MinkiDs, lsoorsr: The
suit charges that defendants did srrest and cause
to b arrested, and did then beat and III treat the
MD plaintiff.
The defendants arc held for trial In $4,000
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THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE EAST.

The following eIra'ts Of letter sent 10 the proprietor
OF the Cherry Pectoro from Ell HAssAN the ruling Pssha
OF TrebiEond at EEeroum shows the pecuAes Of ORR.
entail courtesy
TO Dr. c. Aver the Chemist Of rare learning, at LOte
~ Ma'saohusetts, and Ae United States.
GOD is GREAT FOREVER.
have received your letter Of sectiOnse love- with the
present OF choice Essence n Bottles by which your excel
lent skill teaebts to the Affections Of my children
As the life Of one Of my people dear to me than
clmes and gold shall pray for you in our heart when
they are rsed up from the tent Of by this
Of your deep learning and beautiful wisdom.
For this Gift Of Love to your friend so distant over many
Seas and for ths invention of your skill may you be
placed In such seats Of honor and dignity among the great
IN knowledge, as we should offer In our dominous.
Given in this Central City Of our Power by express com
mand Of NESCHlD Ell HASSAN PASHA.
EsToED, JaHIGd Atcah 1865
The citizens Of Lowell have promptly responded TO III,
Pashas advice by elecling Dr. Aver Mayor Of the city
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Remember, SETH W. FOWLE, Boston, M,ssaehu
SETS Is the sole proprietor the original recent for the
manufacture Of the original and only genuine
WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Now that this preparation we'll known there will be
AND NOW ARE,
Found those vlsnousy wicked AZ to coucoct spurious
and perhaps poisonous mixture and try to palm It of AZ the
Genuine Bai'am We raise false alarms We advise
the public of the schemes that their health may not be
fed with, nor ourselves plundered OF our inst rights
very important disease which this Balsa exers
very powerful Influence, is that ola
DISEASED LIVER.
In this complaint, It has undoubtedly proved more eca
ciOus than any remedy hitherto employed and 10
ances when patients had endured long and severe
fering from the disease without receiving the least benefit
from various remedies, and yhsn MERCURY Ass bon
resorted to In vain the Of this Bssam has restored the
Lfrsr to healthy action, and IN many instances effected
PERMANENT CURESl
effect.
n BE careful and that what you buy has the sigma
ture OF l. BUTTS.
Originally prepared by Williams q Co., Philadelphia
now prepared and sold, Wholesale and Retail only by
SETH w. FOWLE, Boston, Mass, to whom all orders
should be addressed aud for sale by his agents
the country.
For sale also by
r. s. PATTERSON, Washington, n. C.
FREDERICK BROWN, Philadelphia
A. B. 4 ID. SANDS, New York.
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THE vRHE Pr EsBYrERIAs.

THIS paper (uodsr the editorial control Of Rev Joseph
Gordon Rev John Rankin eorresp opding Editor will
complete the nrst half year Of ts sssnoe Wednesday
Jnusry lat, 1851 The substantial fAvors extended to ~
thus fAr show that snch Journal needed BY the rsl-
goas community viii be the study Of the editor 70 make
Views Of those who desire the church 10 take high and holy
ground on the great moral questions whch nov ae ths
world The fyss Prssby0inn will ssadii, aim 70 present
the religion Of the Lord Jesus Christ II sJ In harmony
With ell true REFORM social moral and lsxslavesnd IN
uncompromisng hostility 10 al that 10 wrong v0hsr u
nnd It's lodging place In Church or State.
wh Ills prsfssssdy the organ Of the Free P,sbysr,as
Church, and viii msintsin the distncse prDeples vhsn
separate from othsr branches Of the Amy
The Free Prssbyfan viii not he mere seetArisn snese
bat will most heartily cooperate with every other insru
mentality calculated 10 promote tbs glory Of God and The
highest good Of nan.
Terms two dollars Der snnnm Address
WILLIAM CLARK Poblishm,
Jan. O. Mercer Mercer Co, Pa
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each, to appear at the April term Of the court Of
common pleas. Several other Government and
State officers will be arrested shortly. The ground
upon which these suits are brought is, that the
Fugitive Slave law is unconstitutional, and that
the officer prosecuting acted without authority.
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LITTELLN IIYING Anr

{ oNTENTs OF No. SoS. - Price twslvsand half
" cents.
l. Lie and Correspondents Of Robert SOuthsy Quar-.
teriy Rsretc.
q Foreign "Reminiscences.
The Lexington Pspers-B
T. Maurice Tiernay, Chap 23-25.-Dubi,n Jpiosrtifg
Magazine
s Pendants" Reviewing bis Reviewer. - Literary
World
6. The Distressed and the Distressing ~ Examiner.
7. st Peter never az Home.-B.
s. Before the Union.-SdnH<l Breck.
With Poetry Short Articles and Notices Of New Books
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wAsEssroN December AZ ,Is4E.

Ofathe Periodical Journals devoted to literature aud
science which abound in Europe and In this country this
appeared to to be the most useful teontsins In
deed the exposition only Of the literature Of the
English language but this by its immense extent and
inc udes mind In
the utmoste xpansion Of the presentags.
10. ADAMS.
Publishedveekly At Sin dOllsrs syssr,oy
4. LITTELI. Il CO.,
Corner Of fremont and Bromneds streets, Boston.
ny- For sale by JOSEPH SHILLlNGTON, corner Of
-Four hAlftreet and Psnnsy lVsniA avenue Washing
or
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HENRY MINER & CO.,

nEALERs IN CHEAP PUBLICATIONS kc, Smithheld
street, between Second aud Third PITrSBuRGIf o.,
This Is the most extensive Cheap Publication onse in tho
West whore may always he aud the principal Magazines
and now aud ola Novels Annals. tifl hooks, de-
stationery of every Kind, HAS Books anJ Isdeers Pas,
nouk>, common and fancy Envelopes Inks and IN short
every thing IN that line Of business. For ale wholesale
ant retail AZ cheap as be purchased In any city IN th,
United States.
The Niina Era and other periodicals kept for sale
Feb. l3--lyG
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FRIENDS ASYLUM FOR THE INSANE.

THIS Institution Is situated In pleasant and healthy
part Of the country about five miles north Of the city
Philadelphia 1t 10 under the Of Dr. Joshua H. Wor-
thington Superintendent and William and Mary d. Bird
salt Steward and Matron and visited weekly by Com
mittee Of the Managers
The Asylum founded Ia the year 1919, by members
Of the Society Of Friends with view Of sdng those
afflicted with insanity the domestic comforts usually found
in private family combined with kind and efficient moral
and medical treatment
Application for the admission Of patients may be made
either personally or by letter addressed TO
CHARLES ELLIS,
Clerk Of the Board OF Managers, No. Sc Chestnut
street, PHILADELPHIA, or TO
WILLIAM BEETLE
Sc Rotary OF the Committee Admissions, No.
Jan. o. IA South Third street. Philadelphia
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DEATH.

Died, at Warehouse Point, Connecticut, on
Sabbath morning, the 23l Of February, Mrs.
LAURA M. BooTH, wife Of Henry Pease, jun, ESQ,
and daughter Of the Hon. Walter Booth, aged %.
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

THE ships composing this line sre--
Il The ATLANTIC, Captain Vest
The PACIFTC, Captain kys.
The ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
The BALTIC, Captain Comstock.
The ADRHTTC, Captain Grafon.
These ships having been built by contract expressly for
service every hss been taken their
sruction rs also IN their engines to insure strength and
speed their accommodations for passengers
qualled fir elegance or comfort
Price of passage FROM New York 30 Liverpool S13O Ex
elusive use Of extra size state rooma t3 and $500 Ffom
Liverpool to New York, C3j.
An experienced surgeon will be attached TO each ship
No berth can be secured until paid for.
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OF FOWLERS + WELLS, Phrenologists and Pub
R'ers Clinton Hail. 1911 Nassau street. New York. Once
ofthe Water Cure aud Psychological Journals
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X OCULAR LINE.

REGULAR LINE.
ks,S York, Alexandria, Washington aud Georgetown
Packets.
SCHR. EAIRFAX, G PenneId, master.
- EMPIRE Rufus Knapp
STA TESMAN, ID. CatheiL
WASHING TON J. Keudrick
SENA TOR, w. Kirby,
HiMIL TON A. Dayton,
ARLINGTON X. Lewis
One these vessels will sail from New York Saturday
Of each week otener during the business and
returning leave GeOrget' wn and Alexandria weekly
koa sAkt passage apply TO the hSeyS,
STURGES, CHAIRMAN, & co,
no Wall street, New York
:. SHlNN n SON, Alexandria
Jan. O. +. Il A. H. DODGE, Georgetown.
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The Senate and House have been in session all
night. In my next, ! may attempt sketch OF
legislation by gas-light, by the CHASTITY light OF
the early morning. Do pardon the haste in when
| have written. am keeping the press open,
have not looked back over line, but have been
obliged to dash off page at time and let the
devil take Titus kindly anticipating the Ter
vent wish of some Of my readers
Yours GRACE GREENwooD.
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PHILADELPHIA TYPE AND STER EOTYPE
FOUNDRY

Determined to spare expense In making their establish
menta perfect possible they have recently got 10
pete set Of the Justly celebrated Scofcct Letter from
Diamond TO English, TO which they particularly invite at
tention.
Having lately made additions their stock Of
Fancy Types BORDERS, OrBdmen, their assortment IL
unrvaed In the United States their improved
methods casting and Of preparing metal enable them
furnish orders In manner to insure satisfaction.
Printing Presses Cases Stands Chases Galeys Printing
Ink and every article used In printing Office constantly
hand at the lowest rates.
Second hand Presses and Type used only In
sc reduced prices.
Books Pamphlets Music, labels, &c. &c stereotyped
with correctness and despatch.
N. Specimen Books will be printers who wish
10 make orders. l. JOHNSON n co,
Jan 2 No Samson street.
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NEW DAtLy PAPER.


LARGE number Of friends Of Freedom, dissat
n ished with the present condition Of the party prexs
derons Of having organ which shall set forth temper.
ateiy hut earsssy their sentiments and principles have
forward and contributed each his mite to fund
for that purpose.
That fund has been placed In the hands Of Trustees who
will publish In the city Of Boston the FIRST day Of Janu
AIRY, 1851, new daily paper, 10 be called
TlR COMPASS,
and continue publish the same every morning except
Sunday. IL will set forth the principles Of the
FREE SOIL PARTY,
but will be truly Free Paper and the bond servant
Of any causs, or any party, except that Of
Freedom. Truth, and Humanity.
The Pole star 20 which IL viii point ~ be the Right
but the Right Of All
10 will recognise the obligations Of law the necessity Of
order, and the duty ofpeace end good will 10 s
No palms expense will be spasedt make good Daily
Pspsrs commercial POLITICAL and literary paper, worthy
Of the who create IT, and whose sentiments will rep
resent.
The names Of the editors win be announced hereafter
two dolsrs--Aways In advance.
Subscriptions and applications for advertisements rscev
cd, for the present, At No. Water street.
y q. HOWE,
WILLIAM JACKSON,
Y. w. Bird,
JOHN y. JEwErr,
Boston, Dec. os-Jsn.a Trustses