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willard. Hotel.

Wiilsrd's Hotel.
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+ BoTr, 1T Louis G Lord, y !
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NJ Livingston do 4 Munroe do
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Q p Montague & ]. Bait NJ French lady, Ga
w l. Montague jr, do trandall, *
+ b Brady, do II Palmer, do
J Il Morrison, Va
browns Hotel.
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II Castro, Texas Gallespie, Pa
ID Bradbury, do Gallagher, do
w ID Bell, Phil II McEroy, Bait
Randolph, n e G Wright & lady, y
F Whitaker, do L Jones, do
Brown, Va T. Norman, Va
n Galcspie, Pa Harris, Ohio
w Young, Bait Dr. Dare Md
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w Thompson, n Sharp, Wash
g G. Scott. do G. Donavon n
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vi Clarke, do : johnson, do
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q Staples, Va b Bates, Y
w ID Hutchings, ~ 4 Baury, Boston
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ID Reid. Va C II Mercer, do
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Z. 5. MAI. STEAMSHIP co.

EOUND-A small bunch OF keys, which can be
Il had at this office. Jan 10
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LITTELL.s LIVING AGE. No. 3i6-I2l cts.
CONTESTS.
|. Detenceiess State of Great Britain 49, BiGck-
,. Story of Maria Forster. Clean PAUL. -
Narpc'S Magazine
3 My Novel, Book ,, Chaps. I Ia Biach,rood's
Ndgdeins.
4. Smyrna, the City Of Figs. -Neu Monthly
.Bagpsitte,
. Records of the Ancient Kings of Persia. Fra.
GERS Magazine.
g. Anatomy of Old Age Sharpe's Naga-ine
T. A Frenchmau in Cairo. Ne,c Monthly 1faga.
sinS.
5 Guizot Washington aud Monk ZINES.
g. Fast Sailing Ships Times.
10. American and English Constitution Max
ing.--IUn.s
Poetry Short Articles, and Correspondence.
GA new volume has just commenced
WAsHiSGToN. December -, 1915.
Of all the Periodical Journals devoted TO Litera-
ture and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country, this has appeared to be the most
useful. IL ntain5, indeed, the position only OF
the current literature oil the English language, but
this. by its immense extent and comprehension in
cludcs portraiture OF the human mind in the ut
j. Q. ADAMS.
Published weekly at so year by
r. LiTTELL 4 Co, u 'ston.
And sold by JOS. SHiLLlNGTON,
Jan li--dtrw& wlw corner Pa. av. and A. st
UNITED STATES MAIL.
PROPOSALS FOR carrying the male ofhe United
4 States from the Let day of March, ISL, to the
3Uth of June, 1902, inclusive, in OHIO, will be
cev ed at the Contract Office of the Post Office De
partmcnt, in the city of Washin gton, until 9 A NJ
of the 18Th day OF February, 1851, 60 be decided
by the Goth day OF February, 1851 > the routes
anu in the manner and time herein specified. viz:
2oS9 From Zanesvilc, by Putnam, White Gotta &C,
Fultonhan. Scgo, Somerset, Rushville,
West Rushville, Lancaster, Clear Creek
Iarlton, Leistviie, Kingston, Chilicothc,
Bourneyie, Banbridgr, Rainsboro', Dali
las. Hillsboto', New Market Sugar Tree
Ridge, Scott, Eckmans,illc, Bcntouville.
Bradyville, and Aberdeen;
10 AiaysviC, Kentucky, l55 miles, and back
daily
Lave Zancsviie daily. after arrival Of east
crn mail, sny at | p. VI arrive at Mays.
,jllc next days by =. NJ.
Leave Maysyillc daily at ; \. VI, arrive ~
GAINESVILLE next days ~ y VI.
NOTES.
Each proposal shouid be accompanied by guar
antee, signed hy more rcsponslbie persons,
in the following manner, VIZ. .
"I'hc undersigned ---- guaranty That --------,
il hi bid ior carrying the mail lrou -- -
br accented by the Postmaster General, shall enter
into an obligation pr;or e. The irst day Of March
rrrt " tn good and sufficient sureIies, 10 perform
the scrvicr proposed.
THIS should bc accompanied by the certificate Of
= postmaster ar other equivalent testimony, that
iha guarantors are men of property and able to
make rood their guaranty.
The proposal should bc sent to the Department
scaled, endorsed Proposals Tor route No. -
aud addressed 90 tie lirst Assistant Postmaster
Generdl.
For the prohibition OF bids resulting truu CON
Oination, ana the terms and conditions on whi,h
the contract ~ To be made, the last annual al.
vcrt-ctnsHt. y. h. HALL.
Postmaster General.
Posi- urficK DRPAsrMgST. Jan. T. 1851.
Jan
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A PHYSIOLOGICAL PRoBLEM.-It has been OBJ
served that persons who have lost limb, or part
of one, at times very much troubled with an
intolerablc itching, or sometimes pain, IN the hin.
gers toes of the extremity which is lost. A case
of this kind lately presented itself TO US for advice
which, being little out of the common course, we
have thought proper to give il 10 our readers
young man had his hand amputated just above the
wrist, on account of having it shattered by the
bursting of gun. This happened some two years
since, and the deficiency is supplied bya wooden
hand. At times he tells us that he has the most in
olerablc itching bettoeen these wooden fng9s, in
fact insupportable, and, TO his own words, he
would give hundred dollars for the chance to give
them scratching. At oiher times he has much
pain where the fingers should be- and he can only
obtain relief by altering their poaiton. When free
from the pain or itching, he can discover no differ
cnce between that hand and the sound one. He
will the fingers the lost hand 20 act and they
seem TO obey. AT times the ends OF the fingers are
quite numb and cold; being partly fexed, he feels
chat he has no. the power TO extend them. There
arc other phenorpena connected with this case,
which, with those We have given, would be very
difficult to account for physiological principles
Boston Ned. and Surg. Jour.
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MIR. AND MRS. HLASKO HAVE THE
w honor Of informing the ladies and gentlemen
of Washington that their Dancing Academy, al
the Saloon OF Temperance Hall, + street, will be
opened Tor receiving the pupils on Tuesday next,
the 2lst of January; 1851.
Rules and terms will be furnished at the Dancing
Saloon every day, from II O'Clock A. NJ, until 10
O'Clock, p. NJ.
REFERENCES:
Washington Mrs. Willard Fillmore, Hon Hen
ny Clay.
Baltimore Mesars. j. ~ Bonaparte J. Ridgely,
/, I Hampton, Hon. b. c. Howard, Charles II. Car
roll, ) Owings Hoffman, Stuart Appleton, Alex
andcr b. Gordon, John Glenn, j. Hanson Thomas,
!. Pennington, John IL. b. Latrabe. William
Mckim. William II. Norris, Robert McKinl.
Richmond -Messrs. William II. mcfarland, Ro-
bert CStanard, DR.. Gibson, DR.. Haxsli.
Mr.H. is instructor at Mrs. Phelps's Patapsco
Institute, Ellcou's Mills Mrs. Gibsons Inglesidc
Academy, Mr.. and Mre. Archers, and at Mr.. and
Airs. Strcetera Academies. Jan l1--dtf
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FIRST INsTRUmEsraL CONCERT


COLUMBIA MUSICAL ASSOCIATION, ~ Ca
" rusi's Saloon, on MONDAY EVENING. Janu-
airy 10Th, 1851, under the conductorship of Prot. C.
LEsscHow. and to commence, by particular re-
qGest, at half past O'Clock precisely
PROGRA NINE.
PART FIRST
/. Overture Muette di Portici. ..... Auber.
2. Schonbruu Walt. Observation-Disclosures. Lanner.
3. Theme, with Variations for Violin. La Font.
{. Christmas Polka, (first time go. Lenschow
.. Finale Lucia de LammcrInoor. Donizetti
pAKT sECoSp.
!. Overture-La Gazza Ladra. ..t.- Rossini.
,. Duetto-l5esario- ... ........,... Donizetti.
3. Tourbllon Ga lop. .,,......,...... Lanner.
1. Sounds from Home ,....,........
Styrcn National Melodies
.. Potpouri-Fille de Regiment .... Donizett
Tickets % cents; can be had a. either w Fisch
ers Stationery Store, Taylor & Maury's Book
store, Richard Davis's Music Store.
y. h. The new Christmas Polka, by Professor
Lenschow, can Toe obtained at the mu.ic stores
A. L. KlECKHOEFER, President.
JoHS EDGAR, Secretary,
j. r. McCoRKLE, Treasurer.
=
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THs FIRE Riors.--A few persons have been COM
nittcd and bound over. The authors of the most
serious outrages have probably not been Uncovered
c have heard of three or four persons who were
INJURED by pistol shots beside Mr. + Rodbird. lie
alone. however, was very seriously hurt The ball
passed through the right lobe Of his lungs, but
where il lodged We believe is not yet known
Cases which this resembles have sometimes not
proved fatal; but this is deemed critical Mr. Rod.
bird is about ility years old, and has no family.
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Company yesterday paraded through streets to
the music of their fine band. They paid a visit to
the Secretary of State, and intr uced by the
Hon MIR. LEWIS, in brief speech of such beauty
and eoqucnce we have seldom heard. The Con.
stitution and the Union and the ex FOUNDER of the
former and the defender of the latter, alluded
TO in language of thrilling effect, animated by the
spirit of patriotism, and elegance Of diction and
/ expression seldom cqualled.
The effect of this address very apparent up
on Mr. Webster, for he gave to il the closest at.
tention, and replied earnestly and npressivcly,
responding to the sentiments uttered scarcely with
scarce stronger emphasis than he complimented
the orator to whom he had Listened with such graf
itcaton and delight
On Thursday Mr.. Levin invited the Weccacoes
to visit him on the following day end charged each
ufthcm to bring with him bright red cent. This
invitation and request were duly remembered and
complied with; and when the company entered
his parlor, at Browns Hotel, yesterday, they
found him surrounded by few gentlemen, and
prepared for their reception. He addressed them
in merry and pretty address Of about ten min
utes, and concluded by remarking, that the gift
OF cutting instrument was said To- sever friend
ship, he would make no such gift hn would for
brightred copper present to each Weccacoe hand
some knife. lie held one in his hand. It was not,
he SAID, such knife rs sometimes used by men
in deeds of cruelty; for lis use is simply that
of making a good quill good writing pen.
Each Of you has a mother, sister, wife. or it
may be, a sweetheart. When separated from her
you viii seldom look upon this little cutting instru
ment without remembering its use, and the duty
OF communng with the beloved inmates of your
home II will be to you silent, yet an eloquent
monitor.
Mr.. Levin then presented the knives, and for the
captain he added handsome gold pencil and pen.
That officer replied to Mr.. L. in few appropriate
| remarks.
Before leaving the apartment, Mr. Levin intro
duced TO the company Colonel G. G.. Washington,
OF Georgetown, the grand nephew OF General
/ Washington and Colonel AIcLemore, the nephew
OF General jackson AZ this point IF time Mr.
| Marshall Brown cntcred the apartment, and re-
questcd the honor Of all present in an adjoining
room. The desired honor WAS readily conferred,
and Mr.. Brown gave a hearty welcome to one and
! all and it is said (though some temperance man
may have started the invidious atory) That there
I was heard in this room sound like the gurgEng
/ OF champagne into tail glasses.
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SUDDEN DgATH.-We are panied TO hear that
Major VIM. H. Spencer, n prominent and we'll
known citizen Of York, Livingston county, died
very suddenly on Saturday last. He was engaged
in some business near his residence when he sud-
few minutes after being conveyed to the house
Major Spencer has been identified with the history
of Livingston county from ito first organization
He emigrated from Connecticut at early day,
and was for some years engaged in mercantile
pursuits in Genesco, but subsequently gave his at
tention TO agriculture, and was the owner of ex
tensve farms upon the rich flats in York, opposite
which formed the new constitution OF the State.
He also served in the war cf 1912, under the late
General Wadsworth, and proved himself brave
and gallant officer His cath will be regretted as
public loss Rochester Democrat
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SPECIE AND SNAIL NoTEs. Some OF our city and
many OF our country exchanges are urging upon
the attention of the Legislature the necessity OF
giving our banks authority To issue small notes,
u remedy for the Inconvenience experienced from
the want Of silver. Those who think that small
bills would afford any relief in the matter, to
forget the fact that unless such issues made ir
redeemable the banks will not issue them ; and, if
they did, they could circulate them currency,
because the banks, not having the silver gold
dollars to redeem them with, they would soon fall
much below par TO cease to crcu latc az all.
They would become matter of traffic among the
brokers Small notes in this State are quite out of
the question the people do not want them, and the
banks, in the prcEcnt scarcity of silver would not
issue them, If they were given the right The New
York banks, which have heretofore done a large
business in small bills, slightly deprecated, though
ton as currency are now calling them in, finding
the premium on silver much greater than any
depreciation that the bills will bear and circulate,
as to make their issue losing business. What the
law wisely did half year ago for Pennsylvania,
the law oltrade in the movement Of coin is likely to
do for the whole Union; and unless mnts
should give more of their time TO small gold coin
age, we shall probably soon see small bank bills
driven entirely from circulation. Silver coin is
quite out of the quostion The banks do not receive
enough of it 10 answer the purposes OF change,
much less 10 redeem small note circulation. We
hope, therefore, all idea of relief through small
paper currency may be given up, and instead Of
Fostering the Legislature for matter that will not
be granted, and would do good if il were, insist
that the mint shall give us more small god--quar-
ter eagles and dollar pieces. Every kind of retail
business requires this; and if our own mint wishes
York, the idea of keeping the coinage nearly up
with the deposits, by the coinage of large pieces,
must be abandoned, and more attention given TO the
wants of every day business Phil LedgT.
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AYERS .cHERRY PECroRAL..

STOCK for sale by
~ CHUBB, SCHENCK & CO
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Jan l5-t25 II westst cor OF Warren, NY,
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Posr urfiCK DEPAarMEST. Jan. I. 1851
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Insanity.-A man named Isaac Patterson. who
was formerly finisher in Leeds' foundry. WIS ar
rested on Monday evening, at the request Of the
Waterman of the establishment, who found him
concealed on the premises. Patterson had a large
pile of wood shavings, and lot of metal moulding
patterns, piled in the middle of the floor, and it is
believed by the Waterman it was his intention TO
FIRE the pile. When brought to the High Consta.
ble's Office, he said his nams was Leeds, that he
owned the foundry, that he had no Christian name,
and had right TO do as he pleased in the concern.
He was brought up yesterday before Recorder
CALDWELL and returned to prison, as suspicious, in
default Of bail.
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AecdWe- Msasea1ay Cosneil. This body met
~ eyeN'ng--ke&fde Caldwell presided. Pc
III, Mse9A kenshaws Hawthorn, Sykes, Stow.
M ycanson. Sholeidge, brueniens, tontagen,
sneilds. Nstef. Wheelehan, LAwIason and Brother
Ansents nessFs. fencey ana Emerson.
Ina reading Of tho minutes o. The proceedings O
re previous mseting Tuesday, september 10
IDain9 ahpensA with, the Secretary proceeded
) " rsedins' o. the Mayors message. ins
amon9 other things, referred 70 the nal
49, 9poft OF the number OF arrests made in 10
.een9d apnicpality, furnished by Capt. tofno
showing Inc omc'al statistics OF crime within tn'
@unicipaiiiy. From TINS statement II would ap
pear that the higher crlmes are on tue Increase
pain Forno' however, Of opinion 'nat I'm
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b. ne hign Constanles Omce' ana recon-
tne sfecnon OF 2 wascn. mouse 70 y
1sosnood OF me heco'defs Omce' Inc nc
was secuoaaiiy referred 70 tne sPpfopf'a'
committees.
Inc Ilessurefs feroft showed ? oalance
neno Of vo4fo ~ up 70 INC Sosn cepsemper'
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Charge Of Arson.-The examination of Mrs
Dupart and Margaret Gafiey, on the charge Of SET
ting fire TO the premises on which they resided, on
the corner of Bourbon and St. Philip atreets, about
The Goth ult, was proceeded with yesterday before
Recorder Genois. NJ. NJ Reynolds, Esq, on be
half Of the State, assisted the Recorder in tho in
vestigation, which lasted nearly five hours, Cy-
prien Dufour. Esq. being for the defence. His
Honor sent the accused before the First District
Z Enurf
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Inquest-James McEn,ee and Michasl Byrne,
natives Of Ireland, died yesterday in the Charity
Hospital, in consequences of injuries received by
the explosion Of the steamboat Brilliant. Verdict
accordingly. M
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Fines. Recorder Caldwell yesterday fined Phi
lip Lsver FIVE dollars for abusing Lieut.. Hughes,
and John Butts two dollars for the same kind Of
conduct toward Watchaman Adderton.
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Letter to DR.. Shsrmas in fopor Of his 1rxss end
4 Wask, from ths Rsv. Jas. H. Wyigls.

3
Dr. A. ShssGsI visited The city Of NsvUrlsans lsnna
for health with the expectation, God willing, Of Riding ayss
prmonoory symptoms Of that nndiou dsass connnp
proceeded far vhsn Escsived injury iron
es6urnns Of The vhs dsscsDdng sesp hil In ~
days recovered somewhat aud continued ~ ournsy Shortly
altar arrival in city dscovsd soms,hng vrong, ssd
applied DR. J., Of eminent physcans h
nmsd that Fuptard felt very nseh Depressed u
pirs when he asaufed so-havns week. bsisss
visited member Of congregation Who abons under
sxcruciang pains from the sanslasion su2zs
forget bis uapg That ths first my asaxoa
cal I'd the complaint With The recollection Of hs ,svsrs
sanss upon nsnoy may perhaps. rsaise my pusbs
ton Of mind This doctor recommended call II
dtted with Tru assuring had properly attended
might be very cured oalsd you
very busy and therefore, could rsas IL circunsneu
fitted With Of your Patent and gave
bottle Of waah urging mshs mpoanes following your
directions pronnssd 70 do and, at the Tine agreed
write and lot know the result II hiss surpassed
not had the Tru The weeks nothing
Yesterday b fully copvnced before % you
called physician bs examnsd and BE- pronounced n
cured feel sssty indebted my present stats Of sound
and hope With your
I Respectfully, JAMES 8. WRIGHT.
PaAs my hiends your section Of countxy
and. doubt. thu afflicted you may sivs iii
publicity, Z, in year Judgment think viii bs
sl9sod2pn ivy &H.W
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Disordsrly. -Ellen Gglion was held TO hail yes
terday BY Recorder Caldwell, for breach Of the
peace. Also, Peter Gallagher, for beating his
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" The Soard Of have resolved 70 pay intsr
s1 pr cash he onardns csscsaas proAs he
holden faso thsr legal Representatives, ard a MON
DAY. he 4,h day Of August nszt sssssss
IT declared dviasud pr
on hs peiums Of tbs company o rear ending the
lab day Of July, 1851 for which cssseat vii and
after the day Of September
NewOrsans, July 81, 1851 c. J. MAMgON1, Secretary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-01
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