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attended 10. Nov a8-dly
IRON Lendsn.-The Young oncers Conpsnioa, by Col
Il Lord Dc Ros. vol 1881.
The Law and Prsouce OF Naval Courts martial BY VIM Hick
The Mining Manual ADD Almanac for 1851 vol.
Military Events sy in s+s+si by the Ear VI Hissnsrs.
vol. 1881.
Rudmsn,ary Treatise Losahms by H. Law, civil engineer
1851.
The Water Bestns sus,s Of London,
supply Metropolis, And remarks SPRING by JosspA Psss
Yes. on the Pun,.ub Frontier Is4so by Major Edwards
Lights and Shade, Of Military Life; by Lieut. General si
Charles j. Napier, chief in India. 1881.
Taes Of Matsrasorsna and useful formula appist
Tubular Bridges Wrought Iron and Cast Iron Beams Columns
&C 1 vol. 1880
The Defsncess Of Britain; by Sir Francis
1850
British Nautical Almanac for 1854
Aug5 FRANCK TAYLOR
IRON IOrDON.Th. for Sir John Franklin by C.
Weld vol and map, 1881.
Sir John Franklin and The Arctic Regions by p L. Simmons
volume and map, 1851.
London and its Vicinity issl volume, with and en-
gravinRs - :.
Hand Guide Londos with snsavini vol, lssl-so
cents.
The r.ac. Industry origin and prOsss, with many enrav
ipgs- 1s5l-pricc n cents. 49,.
Logic for The Million or fRssseningl vol, 1851
Of Cotton IN Inds and elsewhere ny
j. Forbes Royle-1 1851.
ispoiucal social, and induss ny "m- john
Mscrsrnrs Commercial Statistics Ratons5b vol, 1850.
Dog Breaking; by Lieut. Col. Huchinson-M edition. hSo
Aug7 FhhCk rAsLok.
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DEEDEg new York Hats.-STEvENs, bstter, usual
from the establishment OF Brebe Co, New York city,
the fall model for 1851.
sae--room the Ahen~um, opposite Adelphi Theatre.
t4-3uf
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MADAME DELARUE would respectfully invite the
III handsome of fall
received Also Iadir morning and drsss no~
black thread hehes. and
sleeves embroderes collars houncnr insens' and edgnrs
black velvet nbands falls coored for wells gloves
Spanish and other perfumery, powdcrs, soaps hc
Madame
which she dispose OF nj reduced prices.
Penn. avenue, between 18th and 18th
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nI-CLOTHS-Just received at the warerooms OF CLACETT
DoDsON extensive and superb stock OF floor ocohs IN
panel and Mosaic patterns, all
well and colored in the highest style OF the art
Also 30 sheets low pce all Of which we VIII cut
to 1T any room hail, PASSAGE according 10 diagram
covering urniture widths
from feet to feet inches and oclohs expressly for steps
Aug l6-d2w CLAGETT DoDSoN.
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i THE History ~ Ranking. with n Compve ensvs
Account Origin, Rise, Progress
land, Ireland and Scotlsnd by William J.
/ don 1850. FRANCK TAYLOR
/ luna
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IMPORTANT CALIFORNIA CHARTr with Sailing
Directions by Commander Cadwsder Rnerod United
Of the the
saa Francisco bays Of San Ttsnci.co Pablo
Casqunes ana sussun bay confluence.
and san Joaquin rivers including ssca
and Boston, State Of California Price, $40 For sale
in washington city by TAYLOR MAURY,
Auf1 Booksellers street
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NOTICE hereby given that all ming
unsettled hs books Of tbs late firm OF r H. HooE Co..
hm will
handed for settlement either The
change which took effect
that all should be
closed . the expiration Of the present half year.
June a4-Qwif HooE, BROTHER, co.
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TRAvELs In the Unssed states, &c., durins 1870 and
i by Lady Emmeioe Stuart Wortley
Godfrey Malvern, The Life of Author, Miller
With twenty illustrations by Ph,"
London Labor and the London Poor, part
July 20 FkANCk TAYLOR
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NosiSF.-Thosc OF VIII hav ssles
- sn p renderedto them the LIST July will much oblgs
~ canf and doing 30 At their wish
sent In At that date closed prior the commence
CLAeETT, NEWTON MAY, 4 CO.
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CLAGWTT, ME WTON. MAY. 4 CO. moot respss..v
" announce and the public that hsy ~
daily receiving their AL supplies In rich fancy good. -
this Tuesday lasen assovtment in ladies'
scudng richest styles, beth In coios and Designs th ~
had the pleasure Of before onsrns We invite an
inaon from the ladies; they will and much richer GOODS "
later period Of the season, and quits cheap Co
CLA0ETf, NEWTON, MAY,
p-dtw
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4 GUIDE the Virginia springs-svns, In addition to the
routes OF SPRING. Of
natural Of ths snts One small pocket fcs
so cents.
The London Lancet for June and July.
The international Magartne for July
This day received for sale by
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Why Attractive SrYLEs.-Ths undersixnss -
wsavsd very extensive variety in eent'smsn,s IA
articiea (new ssylesl cassmerss and vesn9s,
supplv IL M ana sey French ctoSh
mskes impssesA 70 wAsch they respectfully invite M
cLACRTT, NEWTON, kAI'
Sea AS-Aiw
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THE Religion of Geology, and its conneetsa ssisss'
Hitchcock, president OF Amherst College, and posss'
natural theology and geology. ] vol. ,..s
Guyoss Earth and Man being lectures on compefshvs I
geography relation the history Of mankind vol
Contributions Theological scencethe Pre- Adamiss Lu
John Harris D. D., author OF the Teacher. VOL -
Contributions Theological ssisncs-Man fnnevsii -
Harris. I vol. $500,
The Of Science being studies Of the phenomena
by Robert ! vol. RI.
Footprints Of the Creator by Hugh Miller, with memo"
author by Agassz. vol.
The Old Red Sandstone; by Hugh Miller. ] vol.
And others of the class Of science. -.u,o,
June 26 FRAkCk TAfLo-
CMITHs Now Guide Travellers throuEssss y
- United States, 1851. ,,.s
Holleys Picturesque Tourist throughout the Northern And
States and Canada-map and engravings.
DsuSbeIls American and European Railways and osss~
Ouide with maps. Price rs and 50 cents %
Applsous Railroad and Steamboat Compassion thrsusA ="
EnslanA Middle stafcs-many maps :.
xpysssoas Southern and Western Travellers 0uias-~
h Illustrated Book for Travellers through the Us
states with eaeravinss, and a large map . - -
Trenton and Descriptive ~ NJ r Wihp,
bs N. Yorf and Erie Descriptive Guide Beos
wlam Macleod, with M drawings by the sss saA oths -
books, -u
Aug2l FAANCA tAiE
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DOARDING and Day school fbr Yeung LAdsss.d
Misses HAWLEY win the dutiss Of nen svsas
usa6sy, Repember Is, their residence Psnnsyvan
heaween 17th and 18th streets.
AmA-AW0w
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THE Gold Worxhippers or, The Day. We Lave
future historical novel by author Of " Whitefhan'
Harmony of Prophecy; by the Rev. Doctor Keith
May - FRANCA IhiLe
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7 KNOX WALKER will practise law In the Supreme
Court OF The Sates, and attend the Of
elaDs against sovsmmsnl Addrsss Wsshinson, DC,
Mar. Io-M
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NEW supply OF Lady Wortley's Travels in tho
IN United States"
New supply Of !" Alton Locke" and Yenst"
New supply Of :" Leigh Hunts Autobiography"
For sale by -
TAYLOR & MAURY
Aug09 Booksellers 9th
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w, March 7, 1851.


PETITIONS rRgsrrTgp.
Twelve for the repeal CT the free school law and the
OF the old OF citizens Of New York. for
Roms sctment for the relief Of street children.
BILLS REP0hIgD.
To allow the New York Medical College to form and
maintain hospital Providing for the payment OF
balance Of appropriation to the University Of New York
For amending the act in relation - the Marine Hes
iapg TO passengers landing in she city of New York.
Amending The act ctincorporatiDs theNsw York Academy
of Fine Arts.
oYsrER PLANTING ArD RALkoAD
Mr. W \. GEEGoRY introduced bill regulating the
planting of oysters and other shell ish la Harlem
river ard the creek, Of Wsstch.ster county
Mr. MscoMBER introduced bill reducing he fare on
all the railroads between Albany and Buffalo
THE UNtTED sTATgs sENareRuuP.
Mr. FrRRis introduced bill providing for the el.c-
zion OF United States Senator and Tor change in
Ehe method Of elscting such officers This bill pro-
vides that the 25th OF March, both houses shall
proctsd TO nominate Senator, AS regulated By tho
exiting Law.
nuttpfra ron rHE STATE LfHRsRY.
The tIll providing tor the erection Of ere proof
building fer the state library passed in COMMITTEES
and reported to the House.
BANK ptpkRrMgST.
The Committee Of the whole reported progress on
he bill creating bank department
tNtFnrsItNG NaEfNERa.
The sams committee passed the bill amending IN.
act 70 provide for sick and disabled sesmeu Tbi, bill
provide. that the Mayor the President OF the Chamber
OF Commerce. the President Of the Marine Socety and
the Board Of Councillors OF Marines aud the Family
fndu'trsl society shall act truteos The trustees
of the Sesmsn's Fund directed TO pay over to
tersst rsid them by the Com ptrolrr OF New York,
Dec. 14th, 1877 Said tru ,tees authorized to APP
proprate tnicieDcy Of the funds to erect suitable
building TO cstIy out the prsvions Of the act OF Nov
1Gtb. The balance ~ any TO be expended in relieving
click and dies hl,d sssmen
The Assembly then adjourned.
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THIRTY.sEcOND CONGRESS.
BY MoRsE's MAGNETIC LINE.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
WAsHIsGroN, March 7, 185

Senate.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
WAsHIsGroS, March 7, 1851.
CLERKS DEPARTMENTS
Mr.. HUNTER offered resolution directing the Secre.
tares of State Treasury INTERIOR War and Navy, and
the Postmaster General to report to the Senate at the
next session. plan for classify Ing the clerks In
those departments apportionng their salaries &C.
cordip ITO their services and for equazing the sss
ries Of all the clerks Of the same grade Also some
plan for fair and partial examination of the quail
fcations Of clerks and for promoting them from
grade to another. Agreed to.
COMBINATION EMPLOYEES, ETC.
Mr.. DoDGE from Iowa, reported back the resolution
allowing extra to the employees OF the
Senate
Several motions for leave to withdraw papers, and
to print documents, were agreed to.
QUESTION RELATIVE THE coLosIzArior RELIsf BiLL.
Col JEFr. DAVIS offered q resolution directing the
Committee Enrolled Bills to inquire whether the
due of law observed In gettisg the Presi-
dent signature to the bill for the relief Of the Ameri
can Colonization Society. Laid over.
EXECUTIVE rrasIoT-rHE sMIrHsoSIAS INSTITUTION.
The Senate then into executive session and sas
till four o'clock when the body rose. and ordered
fhe printing Of three thousand extra copies OF the re-
port OF the Regents Of the Smithsonian Institution
The Senate then adjourned
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kidnapping slave Case-- uary land Convcn-
tion. Sc

BuriNpBs, March !, 1851
The Governor Of Pennsylvania ha. sent requisiton
20 the Governor Of Maryland Tor James g. Mitchell OF
gec, county, charged with kidsApping free negro,
and carrying him to Msry land Mr. Mitchell's slave
an awsy ave years ago, and during her absence had
chnd The agent Of the had secured her and
he child and brought them back The Governor Of
pennsylvsna considers the eh Id free born Governor
Love refuses TO deliver Mitchell fugitive an ha.
written long letter TO The Governor Of Pennsyvsna
urtsined In his opinion by the Attorney General
The Reform Convention a. Annsp oils, have adopted
n elscte sboshing imprisonment for debt, By vote
q sizty to I've.
We have had neavy tall 81 sno-. 1t 10 now four
iaches deep, and eleiahs are running
The New Orleans mall, as late - due has arrived.
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Our Berlin sdvcss are Of tho 18th ult.
The Conferences will close almost Immediately
The ministerial papers protest sasnst the epdesvors
Of Austrs 20 separate Prusis from her lesser sies
According 70 the statement Of these pspers follow
ing proportions made to Baron Msntsufel -
That an Executive Board Of nine votes be created,
to be presided over by Austris.
q That Federal War once be created under the
Arcbduke Albrecht and the Prince Of Prussia.
g. That gislstive Board be Instituted under the
Presidency Of Prussia.
Austria proposes enforce these plans In spite OF
the protests ot the eser States Prussia refuses to
ret unless the smaller states consent TO the arrange
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The Latest from Washington.

The Latest from Washington.
WASHINGTON, March 7, 1851.
RATIFICATION THE TREATIES WITH MExIco, PoR-
TUGAL, AND SWITZERLAND CONVICTION OF THE
NEGRO ACcoMPLICE OF CHAPLIN, &C
The Senate to day ratified the treaties with Mexico
Portugal ana Switzerland, which mentioned In my
despatch of Wednesday.
treaty with Mexico, negotiated by Secretary Clay.
ton providing for the extrsditon of fugtves waslaid
on the table
The appointment of the new postmaster at Bath
Me-, was approved.
There were no In portant combinations.
MT George Evans declines the chargsship to Nicars
sua and his name has consequently been withdrawn
BY the President, and John Kerrs substituted. Mr.
Kerr's nomination to New Granada has of been
withdraw no name has been sent in his place.
Mr. Easily, Commissioner of Public Buildings, has
been reported favorably upon. No other nominations
we're sent in
motion made by Mr.. Atchison to adjourn sine
die on Monday, but action taken upon It,
Hugh N. Smith rejected yesterday, by the Be-
nate, on account of his abolition opinions.
Negro Harris charged with assisting Chaplin, in the
abduction of the slaves belonging to Messrs Toombs
Court The penalty Ia two hundred dollars fne with
Coets.
The second trial of Travers Will case, involving
about two hundred thousand dollars is progress
ing in the circuit Court
The new Trinity Episcopal Church, Rev @. M. But
Ter, pastor will be opened for divine service, next
Sunday 1t is a beautiful Gothic structure, and su
ornamt MT to our city.
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The rcnnsyIv,n,a Canals, SC.

HAsItsnURG. Pa, March 1851.
Mr.. Thoms, s WILSON, the secretary Of the Board Of
CsnsgCommis,oners, announces that the breaches on
the main line CT The Pennsylvania canal are all
paired, and navigation has been resumed throughout
the extent Of the line. The transportation between
Phisdelphia and Pittsburgh is conducted without In.
Eruption.
In the Senate to-day, memorial was received from
the relstves Of VIM. wethereI, against his applica
tion for q divorce. In tn. House a bill vas intro.
duoed ia favor Of the divorce
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IFE"FFT VI. HITWW NFNH u I
such "iner qs we are now enjoying, has not
occurred for many years before IN California.
There hes not been rain enough 20 swell our rivers
10 any extent, and the new towns on the San Joa-
quin, Juolunne, and Feather rivers, are suffering
thereby, as none 81 the small steamers ere able 10
reach them at low stage Of water. The air Is
mud as May, and the farmers in the country are
making their gardens and sowing their fields.
We are informed that about twelve years since,
winter similar 20 this occurred, and that the fol.
lowing summer many domestic animals upon the
ranches pershed for want OF food, there not being
rain enough TO produce the ordinary crop Of grass
The present season may eveniuate that did.
The miners IN the dry diggings are ai present the
greatest sufferers for of rain and the scarcity
oi money Is mainly attributable 10 this source
The rainy season 10 California is as necessary a.
the annual overiowing of the Nile to Egyst and
the absence Of II attended with almost equally dt--
Aeirous consequences.
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The Hoston Hioters Char ed with Treason
Mr. ELIImore Invited Go Bo-ton.

bUFIlNi HHTNN Io'Is
The Daily .7dr1tiscr Of this smorning oontsias com.
municstion from George Curtiss, explanatory of
and sustaining bi, position that the recent negro riot
an act Of svying war against tn nied States and
therefore treason subectirg the psrtcipstors to the
penalty Of death
The Common Council last niGht appointed com.
mittee Of thirteen to invite President Fillmore 70 Welt
Boston
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE. Z.


BY MoRsK's LINE, Is WALL STREET.
ALBANY, March z, 1851.
ASSESSMENT AND COLLECTION TAXES.
The Senate ordered the printing and distribution
of Mr.. Ciolius report . better and more efficient
rystem Of assessment and collection Of taxes
Mr. MoRcAN offered the following resolution, which
WAS adopted -
Resolved That the Comptroller be requested TO report to
the Senate whether there be in the treasury
arising unclaimed interests dus prior 20 July let l
st9cis ssued by this sste and CO. TO report what
amount, whom due, aud TO whom belonging.
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Another Fugitive slave Case In PhiIodei
phIn, tSc.

PHiLApELrHiA, March 7, 1851
colored woman, named Helen and her son, quite
a small boy, arrested at Columbia and brought
to this city this evening or charge of psug fagi.
tive ,lsves from Maryland. They will have hearing
before the United States Commissonsr to. morrow
morning.
The brig Clara from Cardenss, arrived here to day
reperts the dec.a,e Of De Wolfe the hrst oiser Of
that versel lie was buried At sea
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Theee amphbous receptacles OF goods arc fssf
merging into regular houses. and some of theui have
got so Tar into our city, rather the city. N ~
progress has gone so far beyond them os % render
y certain that they are prisoners for life. The Old
Nianuc IL of this character and in future years.
when the newcomer sees a huge ark-like structure
In the centre Of The most thicky settled portion of
the city, his ina ginattou will be taxed TO discover
how II found it, way there. We perceive two
other large ships, the Salem and the Henry Lee,
undergoing the same process OF transformation lt
il the beet thing that can be done with many Of the
old hulks IN our harbor. Little did the tar as he
trod the deck Of his noble ship. che bounded
the hil owe, that NEST inspiring Of all sights shiP
under full sail. imagiae that The daY would come.
when. dsmastcd and dismnutled, she would dcge-
neraie into land lubber counting house. Bai 80
il is everything Is new Ia this couutry--onr IDEAS
ere new, and this IL Of the ne west-ths trans
formation of ships into houses. We are decided
utilitarians.
NRws RoYs
These Industrious and busy ltle fellows may be
heard early and late crying heir papers all through
the city. They have imported the New ork stvle--
hat peculiar lnt0nati0n OF voice that nalv news
boys rrd tlssh aucoucers can acquire. and trudae
stafdly along with their eyes wide open tor 4 cue
toner, sometimes nduleing their auditors with the
graullun information that their pApfr contains a
full account oi some horrible murder or event Of
general interest. The arrival Of steamer
thetn wild with engerness, and bloody tragedy Is
perfect god send To them. They are cute fel-
lows, and we never yet knew Of a news-boy who
was "Come over" They have, 10 boy, "cut
their teeth" Their occupation - useful and pro-
htsbie one, and IS perhaps the best means TO which
these little fellows could resort TO gaia livelihood
Success to them
RESTAURANTS AND HoTyis.
In no way is the unsettled cDudtfiun of our popu-
latior more strongly shown tan in the multitude
of restaurants and hotels tina, crowd our streets.
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There we're 80 d-sths In Baltimore during the week
ending the I'd instant.
The Lesisure OF Ilin ois adjourned sine die on the
18th uit sitsr . session OF fvvty two days
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CrNcIsSAri March :, 1851.
The cholera has appeared, In mild form, through
out various parts Of the we-t but mostly along the
rivers
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stin Another Steamboat Disaster ON the
Mississippi.


The steamer Balloon collapsed Gue this evening in
backing out from the landing. One man was badly
scaldsd.
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By MORsk's LNE-oFFIcE ~ WALL STREET
RocHEsrER, A Milne. beautiful morning sun
shisng brightly and the air very clear; thermomesr
40 wind northwest sP. NJ 1t has been q hne day,
with bright sun, but It Is cloudy to light thermo.
meter %: wind northeast
AuBuRN SA. MA fne morning. sun thinning very
pleasant; Wind north; thermometer 40 8 r. NJ
Cloudy and ccld wind north; Thermometer 81
sYRAcrsE, A. --some shst cloudy, but not un /.
pleasant; wind northeast hermomster 50 sP NJ
IL hiss been clear and pesfsnt but cool day; Wind
north; thermometer o.
Oswtoo, A. M Fine, plss'apt morning; rather
cloudy wind west; Thermometer 81; barometer 30 ~
Urea, A. M Pleasant morning; wind north west;
Thermometer 5etf; barometer 30. p, Melody,
but quite plessanti wind nsrthwest thermometer 81;
barometer ~ $50.
ALpsvy, A. M--1t Is q little cloudy thls 10 Or ming
hut pleasant: wind northwest; barometer SO a. msv.
curry in barometer es; Thermometer so sPM 1t
has been cloudy and quite all day though there
are no Indications Of storm wind uetthrest, bRr0.
meter 80 $40 mercury n. taermometer 80
TRot, "a Cloudy and mild, NO wind; thsrmo.
meter sO. Y M.-Clousy and mild, light from the
south Thermometer 81.
WmI,n.ll, sA. M.-Clouiy; wind south thermo.
meter 80.
Brr,vogos, %. NJ Clear; wind northwest, thsr.
momster 80
Mos1Rrst, "a M posutiful n ornins. With bright
sur; hs I'd frest last night wind west Thermometer
"a barometer 80 90
Qutmc. . A -Beautitul morning. ~ind west.
thetmometer 22; barometer 40 10
ToEoNro. A M-Clear and cold; Thermometer "a
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suortinC IntclIIeeace,

The proprietors Of Centre vile course have al
vertsed nine purses to lie coptended tor during the
mouths Of April and May. The sweepstakes offered
moi Allad
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DOUBLE SHEET.
NEWS BY TELEGRAP
-~S~~~-S~~~-~~>~r~>~~~~
AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON.
s~~y~r~~~~~~~>~~NNN~~|S>~
THE HORRIBLE DETAILS
OF THE
EXPLOSION OF THE STEAMER OREGON.
Great Destruction of Human Life.
Proceedings Of the New York Legislature,
&c. &c. go.

The Bank Difficulties.
ALBANY, March 7, 1851.
The paper OF the Lewis County Bank is not taken
here to. day
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Ry naN's LrNE--orrlcE % WALL srEEHr.

BuFFaLo. PIP NAT Fort Parker Q 2. Nj barome.
ter % %: Thermometer attached 81; do detached in
the opep air St. elear sky and win east northeast
There are no boats yet adveteei for Cleveland or
troit. They are hoveyer running from Silver Greek
The ttnqe route to that place T. vsry bad.
FoYr PLsiS, pP. B.-Cloudy and warm; thermoms.
ters7
KtwesroN Or M.-TeBpsrste, but cloudy; the
roads have quite SUMMER spPearsnee wind south
vest.
Ktvprpc, or M-1tis pjldsr here thi, evening
with the appearances Of storm Wind toushrest