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CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.

A LATHAM & co. are agent, for Pages IA
= . tent Circular Saw Nll-, fur Vermont ae4
Nsw Hanip,hirc
June 20. 1850 e7rf
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DR.. CHRISTIE's
GALVANLC BRACELETS

Are found q tae' service 90 cases Of 'onvnors s
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al- ID. G. MOREHEAD, M. d.,
GENERAL AGES1' FOR THE UNITED STATES,
I3e broadway, New York.
For sale in 81. .Tohnsbury, VI, by the authorized
Agents, T.. IEWETr < co; in Bradford, VT, by
ASA LOW ;iu Peacham Hollow hyISAAC WATTS;
in tie Staff G6seowyl
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PARTICULAR CAUTION.

a. Iho RTUtT0s orc accompanied hY tUII anI pI0I
directions psnuhiets with ull particulars my be Ia
" the autaorifed Agent
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landlord refused he .se be tAspshs ,ney nsd sss
snnnyb Clifford had q knife IN ms hand ana m
:, an the counter and picking hls naiis WIN
as1s TIE sso Stns, fs.s
80 - - md the other a glass OF whisky. ne ia H.
iSkhsn wanted them to go, but they reinseu -
ohta med more liquor, or sand they soa,. or
~ Re bouse all night The landlord sad ma, 0e eve
n y. -, OF the town, he was not ooligeu " s
,sem a bed One Of them threatened 70 es'ia ~ ~
landlord, who feeling afraid OF the ioosS ano,be,
ns,tr viii knife in his hand, went lnlo s, ~
p.oom srd smut The door We must mention .ns' -
.,dss The three visitors LEFT In the oai-fon
ss.ed kinney boarder In the house am 1899
~ re zane name. no connection OF me Iaaeo.u :
x,e, the landlord had renamed 'eN m'n..es -.
~ s;,,iny room ne heard 4 scuie, opened tne uoof
- ,etnTned INTO the bar where ne lolno Inc &c
cns.1S Kinney iyipg upon bunk. and calling our,
On thew have killed me Jlst as the 'hree vlsi'ors
we've leaving the room Upon the posi-, mofiem ex,
sninatiop, Il was discovered that the cscease1 hti
been stabbed IN two places. The knife haa nut
one wound Of Two inches dep,h within TWO IN ne
~ The navel and second two inches from fhe mrs.
tnife was found in Cliford's pocket, with pi.,e
NJ nsneY stained with blood, as II has e,l1ehsay
been used 10 wipe the knife. Clifford and reno,
we're committed TO the county Ja TO take .lel, IA
', az. -, sesizes Hamilton Gazette
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HARRIED

On "Wednesday Wow 5. AZ Middle Haddam. Conn, by
Rev Mr. Wright. Mr. " H. OVISGrON Of BrsosJyn 20
Mss p II DART, daughter OF Joseph Dart, Esq oisAe
former are
Vnsr n NeE-York HENRY T. STEELE. E~J, Of Goa
stau,ine, M.ch, TO Miss REBECCA KNOX, Of Carlisle,
Penn ~, WI
NJ IOHN FOED of Newark, y. ] to CHARLOTTE,
Saurhftr OF BEN LAIRD. Esq Of this city.
ON WednssiAy Nov S. n 81. Marys Chlrca. BreoSiv a.
hy Rev " Shack,lford JOHN HENRY OTTO -
MARY COOPE, Of Manchester, Eng.
o. Tbnr,da, Nov 6 al the Cathedral BY RI Rev. John
UTrh.. Archh,hop Of NevYork, GIUSEPPE TAG
NAM Of Naples Chevaler Of the Order Of isaceia n
CaiolcA, &c &c, to EMMA EVERETT daughter OF 'he
Late Thomas J. Goodwin Of thus city. -
Al Brosklyn, L. 1 the 3d inst by Rev Mr Smith
Mr SAMUEL NJ TITUS, OF Glen Cove, 10 Mss An
NAH E daughter Of Jacob b. Willis ESQ. OF The sams
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DiAaafera. re.

KEY WEST Oct Is The schr Kokeuo sails this day ion
your port The cargo Of brig u n. Wright will be Tor
warded 10 NewYork 10 the original gnee a few
days Oct s0.-The schr. Samuel Jackson. Capt. King
having finished repairs sailed yesterday for her port
destination, Mobile The total expense at this place ~
1888 81. There vessel ashore America ShOal Il
miles 10 the eastward The trial OF ship Mount Washing
Will come up before judge Marvin tomorrow The
wreck viii make strong clam for large salvage and
the Judge VIII give them all they have canned.
The wreck of Br. ship Eimondsioae, VI London towed
INTO Bnar Island had got upon the rocks and the hull
would be brokeu up The falyofs akns out her
60 Of deals.
STEANLR OCEAN, which contact list inst, about
midnight with seaIner Admiral. earned away her cut
water and part Of her upper decks aud otherwise
sderably injured She proceeded % Haoweil where she
was repaired
BRIO Roscoe, Norihroo, at Havana fron Ca mto. got
ashore Letter POINT heavy weather and before get
n al 20 throw deck load and IS or 20 hhds
moiasses from the hold She had been surveyed, and
nouneed seawOrthy, not having stained damage
BR BARK JosEPHA, Faulkner arr. Al Ne. Orleans 18th
nit from Navy Bay, with all hands SICK and two
dead, Of ChagIes fever
scHR. PETREL. from Baltimore, bound to Nss-York,
while at anchor in Chesapeake Bay the nght OF the I'd
INST parted both chains and lost anchors during violent
gale fom n W. Put into Norfolk to replace them.
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DIED.

ON Thursday morning Nov g. aer long protracted SUI
fering Miss MARIA BRUSH.
Her funeral will take place Saturday Afternoon a.
o'clock from the house Of her brother Jamaica, l. l.
Can Will leave the South Ferry at IL NJ and return a.
iP NJ o,,>- 40
On wednesday Nov. S. at Wiliamsburgh. JOHN MO-
RAN of consumpton aged 81 years months and days
HIS funeral viii taie pl al ms brother henry
shaw No POI South it st. al o'clock on Friday TN INST
His friends and acQuainances, and likewise those OF ms
law invited to attend his funeral and Ike
wise the Society Of Bookbnders - -
years. <,. -
afternoon at o'clock precisely from the residence OF her
son. J Franks Town of Bergen. y. J. An omnibus ey-
ery half hsur at Jersey City Ferry >-
On board the steam ef FIJmetheus, Oct a. aLEAAN-
DER BARD. (coiored.) of NewYoTk.
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Passengers Sailed

In steamship Cherokee for Ch0grs-J. VI Campbell aad
Mes:sl ger Gregory, John Hughes, Norton, iIman
G. shaGer Hunt; TA,yor J. p9cs s.l Pc
FG a H. t NsT { at:Sa% G. BTers VIM Va
mock, FoI H o: Rose, n Payae. 81. Hanks, A GaI-
M Warehouse n Radze and lady, p Finn c; Ns,tross
lady and children. A Kane LADY and children; Wm
more L NJ. Baird. II .: Rodgers. A Hardey, Mrs F.
Nance and child Jno Mey r J. shuldes,S Smart. Vim.
Fry, NJ, S. Aiken, Z. A. ST, John. Hedges; Eaton.
RYmnster, r. Pinslos A, s. Cleveland. A Ensshard,
G.es csI cssr P a SURGE o Jno ,1 h
VIM. + LEY, 9: sesicn, J ssaOni " wSlcGt,. pe,-
;ngIeg PoyeIs. r. s. johnson D. i M9L.ne Mr.
B. Catshaw MIS- Flanders and children, LoekwoOd.
Hulburt; J; Bergman, j. Carter, Burgess Q Sioash'
Bond II S Coburn L. O'Brien. ID. O'sulhvan. d OCon-
nor p. Conner, John Hughes. p Hughes John D3olay
Medina d. Beinzia, V Stone. C. c Culver, W X Lewis.
J. Hall lady and children; Mrs Lloyd and ehlld 4 N
VIM Stiles, Tos,sr Rev Mr. Wooisnd a lady and
Pine F. Quinn. John Harms. " Bachnsn. ~ Akerm.a.
John JohIsop KrayeIkell T. HieSh j. % B9naef f q
Hood 7. NJ. Kelley.C. Cannon, D WILLIAMS. A Ree!e'
YIN Lloyd l. flaming VIM He.. .n; {. + CroSses
Layezzolo Turre. G, Nicotni, Cerora. c. Easas no
G. Morale, g. Casun,lo + Cher, q Gaiia,a: A. ca,
tonic Perano. G Soo1, G. Oreto Garrhadi. Giuseppe
P Psna A'f n Mc fsrg" D. 6essy
Brown and lady. b HeTcs, Grlndse, joseph h3n-
) Mace. John Mccarthy. T. William. T. TacSsT,
n. MeKo7na3; II MsKs11an. d. J. A, Ioiten. II
steahurs g.. W. stanton, log,son, w G[,nsoa,
Jnr TATE. J French. Wn LOOMS W. c ton. j. Brsnh.
NJ Terrll. MARY Buckley, Jno Gllly j. Hanover, +.
GOodw n. Alen Fair, inc Zsrwek; r Gnchel; Lee,
J Brown. + Thompson. ID. Hunt J.. LarLet. II. Enory.
H. Bachelor, L. Knot G Kno,, y. Knox. HUI. 4.
oneto, l. NJ. DAYS. 4 DAVIS, Thompson, Snl, h.
J. o. Bartlett, O. jackson. J. NJ. Foster. O. W Eddy,
c. " Steward C Freeman, NJ. Kelley. @ d. Fisher, A
Srs andiady WIN Mgdgsley. Walker; W% Tate Tate John
T Miller A. Rowell O. Films, q. R1Neu, d wallace, A
J Cornell y A. Hernck. 9. II. Card X c. CJnsav, Mr
Cuttings aad wife, G. Pettii. J ONel, c II Ommics,
MOu,ton 10 NJ MOuOn, J M9ultOu. A. Luve't, J. p
Gilman. G. Becklord 8 D. Hig5ee. Mrs. Hardy aAd ,SJ
children NJ Hardy Falls Mrs Falls. II. Randall. :
" Saunders. J. NJ Thorum j 7 Ihornn, G. Elson o.
Stayler WIN sayer Y Parrot G. W PeaIse. a. HlnOn,
T Roche Messrs Wheeler. Goodyear Fletcher. r Tai
fsTfon, n. Sieanes, J. McGeough, j Ayres. WIN j.
Douglass J II Cashaw.
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Arrived.

Steamship Prometheus Churenen from San aan lie Me-
aragua Oct 90 Havana Nov /, with Passengers and gold
"I Steamship Roanoke, Parish Richmond % hours nise
10 Dean Thornton.
ship seaslSns BRIDE, new chppsrJ Mres, Baltimore
ship Imsiea Lawrence, Liverpool Sept a. with mdss
ana l07 passenger 10 ID A kiugsllnd Co Two deaths
and ba on the passage Has had heavy weather
on the passage; lost spars, ssds. &c.
Packet ship Entespnze Funk. from Liverpool Sept, &C.
and Cape Clear - DAYS with mdse and 303 passengers TO
Aibus from Liverpool or Philadepha Oct TO- lsI 4, 49,
Ion. 50 80 spoke Bremen ship Schiller. % days from Be-
~ Tooier Of aren bound East The has experienced
heavy weather on the passage split sail and received other
damage
Hambursh ship Lelbni,z Azergasen 20 days from Ham
burg, With Ie,s and i;3 PASSENGER, to schmidt
Bark Margaret, lcf PhladelphIa) Wood, Mew-Orleaas
edays cotton TO C. W Church Nov. !, Of Ha..eras
number OF spars with rigglns attached
Bari Ottawa new. Frsn'ea satnnsrs Goa to master
Manila Apnl %. ~i,h mdse TO K P Buck Passed Java
Head July TO- 81 HslsSs Sept Il oa Java Hsad spoke
San FRANCISCO for hanils Daniel Taylor native vi
Rhode BLAND, was lost overheard
Brig Charles A. Coe. Hs6baId. s. Marks "a days with
cotton to COe Anderson L CO. Has eIpsneneed heavy
weather on the passage los. sas &c On ,pe outward
fell overheard and was drowned
Br schr Thomas PersOa Bsason I'm Belize, Hondu'a rs.
q days, with nah 1szny cochIneal &c 20 Y. Coffin
passenger Len three Amsncan vessels pert-aanes
net rseoSlected.
Br schr. Abeoaa Buns, Hllsborsssh. n. B, 10 days
schr Washington Murch Aleraniria, DC, days f)ur
t. Sturges, Chairman Co.
Sehs swan Johnson Als1asdria. D. g. days, coal.
schr. william HanscOns EAspori, IL days fish sad sal;
70 SuTgess l. Co.
schr T. Wight. Wright. Bo~ton DAYS. ballast bound
20 Philadelphia
schr Russell Cane Portland. CT, 2 days. stone.
Sehr Joseph Hull, Coe Portland CT, days, stoae.
schr Robert smith. Dlekersoa, Portland, CT. DAP,
stsne.
schr. Charles Hawkins. Huff, Bridgeport, days, m
ballast
schr HAL Acorn. Rhodes Roekland, days. lime
schr LARson Dean, UfimeT Rockland days hme.
Below ship with loss Of NAN top mast and zen
topgallant mast Also, bsxs.
sAILED-Sisansr Cherokee. WIndle Chsgres.
WIHD-Dufing the day, W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-07

IHE DuNDAs MuRpER.-An inquest was
held al D9ndss on Monday morning last before Dr.
MITCHELL Coroner, on the body of 4 man named
Kinney. The following evidence was elected on
on me examination. Three men came to knney's
Tavern. in Dundas, on Saturday sveninx Two Of
them appeared 70 be very intoxicated, the third
patty, Clifford did not seem 50 much affected a. the
seher They called for sonethins 10 drink, bal the
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PasScugcrs Arrived

III steos4slip Roanoke. from Riohmoad-W. B. Church.
p slas.pgsr L Mann. Charles Manson. James Hudson.
Hiram Hairs. A. j Halliday. Jacob Eaton, Mrs Spaldng
and eight CHI d.o0 n SyTon, Strosson D. I Nee ieI.
& W. Hardy " Il HeYss, VIM. Beers Fred Bell, =. I.
Houshton ID p. Williams anil Lady, A. NJ Debno, W j.
Clarke y S McElroy. A Harrington p. q. Cosby, W.
Rogame, Mrs Sarah Wilson. Mrs. Woilemer and three
children Thomas Martin, a. SaIan Martin, Sarah y
Martin Thomas G.. Martin and tgo children, A. Smith
b W Howe LADY servant and child H. Beaufort, W n.
Buck W H. Moore. Susan Tappercott and servant, Nr.
Warren, " Words, Alex Barber John Tome n,
Matthew Hagpn, Michael StablesOn, Antonio But,erno.
X g. Humphreys L. 4. Sampson. Jos. Baker, Thomas
Livingston. Mrs VIM Bard aad servant, Mr.. FOLEY.
n bark Nancy Treat from San kraHc"o-hr. " r.
Cooke of Providence, from 81 Helena.
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The Albany Ereniag Journal gives the
annexed official statement OF the condition of the
Banks in this city
The following statement of the condition
% tne New ork City Banks, which we have CO H.
6usa rom the reports on fle in the off e OF the
IAN DepArment OF this State, exhibits the coadi-
u0S " me incorporated Banks and 81 Banking
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GItufcd.
Ships-D'bden (Br) Keen, Liverpool, ID. Torrance \
r.. Chandler, Liverpool. Zeregs Z Co.; Sarah. Merrill
Mobile, J. Atkins Co; Angehque' Rotterdam, w =
Schmidt American UnioD Chase, Mobile, Crosby
Croker L Co John Bunyan. Nichols, A2alachicola
Nesnith Z eons.
Barks-George Webster, Collins, Boston J. @ Getting;
John winthrop Blanchard. Turks Island Nesnh Soa,,
Jasper, Hasty. Charleston Durham DImon - q.
Melncse; Walircn, (Br) Davidson, Port Medway Soue
4 Whitney; Wilson Fuller, Lewis, savanRsh, Duaham
Dmon: independsnt. Clements. Yarmouth, y. j., j. IL.
Brape: Caron Chedt, Angostura, &c, j. W. schmidt.
Srhooners-Fien Rodmsn, Osgood New Bedford. mas
ter: Stgupe Harvey. Chester, C G. Hallard; Globe
Simmons " Arlington. N c., master Hamilton, Dayton
Alexandria sc Sturges, Chairman Co. Surf Mahlmau
ST Michaels K W Durham & Co.
sOop sea Witch, Wells. Providence
Propeller Anthracite Wells, Phlaislia, v Briggs.
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n n, ScrfA Rrrer Bort,- razrsfs.-i5Sd bbls Fior,
Ii3 do Ashes SO DO Whisky. 10 bales Wool ~ SIDE
I.fber t67 bbls Beef ltl3 do Meal, leo do buttst
n see DO Cheese Is CSC bssh Oats, $50 do Rye, I2s
wheat % "a do. Barley "a. f25 Com.
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July 20, tat ~ ~ S. ION IS 10 W. ship Bmlngha Of
Boston, 81 days from Calao for Cork
Oct &c. lat. a 25 lon 10 10, brig Eliza W. DeatOn Mos
man rom Boston for Mobile
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By TelegFaph

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 5-Arr. ships Delaware Bos-
tom saitasz. New-Ysrk Edward Everstt, BainEnore
sid barks MoDtank and Joseph Fish
BOSTON, Nov. SAN ship Kentucky, New Orleans :
banks Delaware Philadelphia Nashua, do brix Pc All
do Below brigs Eolas and Robert Wing Cid brigs
wanderer, St Thomas; Emblem, Cape Hayten; IL Nc
Glvery Cienfgegos; Empire ChicoDee and China Phia-
eephia iehrs. Elliot Put au- Prince Eugene, Jaenen
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Miscellaneous ADVERTISEMENTS
NKOTON AQUhIrCT DEPART

CROTON AQUbDUCT DEPART
~ NENT-TO CONTR ACTORS. Sealed PROPOSES
Endorsed Proposal for bLis ny a ReeeIsisg b.
Will be received al the tffv If the Croton Aqlso =" -
partmeDt, (Rotasdz, PAk.l until THURSDAY, sas
day Of November, 1851. a clock. N 20 oa.s,h
RECEIVING BASIN AND CULVEar 81 the Ds.-
west corner Il I'd sy ard zthst The plan md sgssn
for the building Of the same and all che ~ ~
tOn relating thereto, eau BE- cbfaiaed On aegics~t
NICHOLAS DEAF.
M In nj If thu C,o.on Aousduct Dspaftmss>
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Receipts OF Produce

BoNE-A sale Of soss South Sea was made at &c
BEEswAx-salss Of l $50 .. yellc~ al ,sic-. oAsh
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IMMATURE ALxAsAc....rsIs B.Y.

sUN-Rl-ts.63 81 Sets-.-.I 50 MOON-hlses.-. y a
wATzR----NOy J.
San, HooE7 32a Coz Island g ga Hell 6sis.l0 0ja
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RK...-NovEMBER
Cleared.

See ssrsstR Page for additional Shipping fntehssf-s
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naIa President sfthe Groom Aausdae. Dspsrin.s.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Puoas
" notice Is hereby gwen. that sale Of rrpsyp %
UNPAID TAXES Of the year 1919, whl take pi.ss iS5
lie Auction a satnday the fifteenth day Of NOV, -
al ~ o'clock nOon the City Hail. and be comm ~
day day until the whole a SAID property shan ~ -
and that The detailed statement Of the taxes and -
be sold IS published The Morning Courier asd W ~
Enquirer, daily newspaper printed and psoinr,sss
City of New York-Controliers Ofce, Aug ~ ieS Hsf
snI5 lawltwFrs JOSEPH r. TAYLOR S"n''--
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CORPORATION NOTlCE--Puo%

presented in the Board Of Aldermen, for = 81 -. a.
IN GREENWICH ST, from Spring 70 sanAAS ss.eksl
persons interested having objections therc.e ~ u
TO present the same in writing 10 the Ehts.s Dsysnr
ofbce, or before In inst-Crotop 49,
ment Nov. 6. 1851 tnTistl NICHOLAS DEA"'
The republic., 1851-03-19
Ioour osDrsor or rnr nsrupIIc.l
BALrlMoRr, March 1876 p. IN.

BALTIMORE, March 1916 p. IN.
The snow which fell yesterday, TO the depth OF
six inches, has already nearly all disappeared.
The atmosphere day is rather mild.
The dinner given by the Hibernian Society, of
largely attended, md every thing went of in hand
some style. The table spread most suInptu-
ousy, doing great credit TO the good taste and
management OF the gentlemanly host, Mr. Jackson
l have read in the Washington papers the fare
well address of Amin Bey, and President Fill
more's reply. Both these papers do high credit to
the authors, and / am sure they will be read.
wherever civilization ia known, with profound sat
isfaction. 59
The cars from the North, due here this morning
with the northern mail were detained by the snow.
Madame Parodi gives another concert here to-
night.
Miss julia Dean is performing at the Holiday
Street to admirable houses. She is superior
actress.
The flour market has given way little Sales
to-day of TOO bbls Of Howard street at 81 81. Red
wheat 95 a 100 cts.; white 100 ll5 cts White
corn 5S; yellow Sc 81 cts. AT auction 270 hhds.
Of Porto Rico sugar at SIS 70a Sc 95. Whisky
in bbls. 23 23l.
Stocks steady. At the Board day Baltimore
6's 1890, closed at lO3s bid, for the opening Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad shares, TAI bid, rs.
asked. York and Cumberland Railroad, 23a bid,
23. asked Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad,
a32 bid, 35l asked.
The telegraphs north of Philadelphia have been
interrupted by the storm. No communications.
The republic., 1851-03-19
Death of Major Noah-iS Sailing of the steamer p
~,f Q,~

HAvANA.--A correspondent of the Neo York
Tribune says, respecting the new passenger law:
"In future no security will be required OF the
stranger on landing, and if he is provided with pass
port, signed by the Spanish consul at the port Of
embarkation. his payment to the government will
be two dollars in lieu of all charges if to reside,
and If in tranzit, one dollar. Any person coming
without passport signed, if not in transit, win
be fined ten dollars and tho vessel bringing will
be liable to penalty of from twenty five to five
hundred dollars, at the discretion of the supreme
authority, according to the circumstances Of the
case.
''The government takes what the agents were
formerly aathorissd 10 collect but kss ha, e
nuay paid for the procurancc of security, landing
permits, &C., and saves the stranger from advan.
tage being taken Of his ignorance Of the laws and
customs by the loafng sharpers that hang around
tho agencies, The surplus desired by the govern
ment, upon this plan Of doing their own business,
has been devoted by the captain. general to tlc
noble charities of this cityto the Casa Benefcicn
ciary,' the Orphans Homer the one half Of the
sum derived for landing permits of Spaniards, and
the schole sum produced by the permits to pAssen-
gers in transit, to the Hospital of San Juan de
Dios,' where the poor stranger on shore finds care
and medical attention in sickness as we'll as the
Spaniard; one eighth Of the amount is gathered
from strangers who come to Havana for a residence,
permanent or transient"
The republic., 1851-03-19

"CLAyIsm',--A NEW SPECIES OF CRIMs.-We see
il gravely. charged by writer in the Columbia
Islsgrep6 that there is "Clayism', in the College
Of South Carolina. This reminds us of the netc
crimes for which. people were guillotined in the
first French revolution, such as s'nsgotiontism;"
similar things. Thucydidcs says, happened in
the Peloponnesan war. We are told by the poll.
ticians Of South Carolina that the State is on
the eve of q great revolution. It il to be hoped
that we are not also on the eve Of "tts reign Of
terror,"; when new crimes arc to be invented
to catch and destroy the wise, the virtuous
and the great-and when no man feels secure.
no matter how blameless his life may have been!
1t is well known that every member of the fac
ulty of the South Carolna College is opposed to
Mr. Clay's great political creeds Of tariff. internal
improvements, and bank. That some oflhcm and
perhaps all, of them, may look with favor on the
efforts Of Mr. Clay 70 reconcile the conflicting in
they do without approving the results to which
these efforts hayo led, and without linking their
future political destiny with that of Henry Clay.
But what object to is this creation of ne,c crimes
underlined and unde6nablc, for the purpose of terri
flying and sacrificing learning and virtue.
GreenriHe Is. c. Patriot.
The republic., 1851-03-19

DxATH or Carr II. NJ. SHRHvE.-Capt. Henry
M. Shrcve died at st. Louis, Missouri, on the 9th
instant He was for nearly forty years closely iden
titled with the commerce of the West, either in
fiatboat OF steam navigation During the admin
istrations Of Presidents Adams, jackson, and Van
buren, he filled the important post of United States
superintendent of western river improvements,
and by the steam. snagboat, Of which he was the
inventor, contributed largely to the safety OF west
ern commerce. To him belongs the honor of de-
monstratihg the practicability of navigating the
Mississippi river with steamboats,. He commanded
the first steamer that ascended that river, and
made several and valuable improvements both Of
the steam engine and of the hull and cabins of
western steamboats,. Whilst the British forces
were threatening New Orleans in 1614-'l5, he was
employed by Gen. jackson in several hazardous
enterprises and during the battle of Sth Of Jam
uary served one of the fiedpieces which destroyed
the advancing column led by Gen. Kean.
The republic., 1851-03-19

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i he has commenced the Gas fitting business in
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lected expressly for him by the celebrated house of
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fixtures of any description, and to execute any
work appertaining to the business with neatncss,
economy, and dispatch He also has on hand
beautiful and extensive assortment Of chandeliers,
pendants, brackets, &C., which he will dispose of
at Philadelphia prices. Those who design intro
ducing gas into their houses can have drawings
executed and correct estimates made Of the coat Of
piping, fixtures, &c, FREQ Of charge.
c. w. BOTELER,
Mar l9-3aw3w Opposite Centre Market.