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James q. 0srret
WILL attend prosecution Of caims bsthvs Congress
M "a Ions srscutvs depNussnts Of the government.
omcs and dwvl,ing ssss bstwssn "a md esh sueess
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sae.Tbe proprietor intending move 10 the West with
brick houses and lots
within square or two Of the
well calculated for shops conneron with dwelling
ground
vii, be sold Also, enclosed
two
preona Burying
Washington market, be preferred,
both The property present, produc
and will be sold reduced IT,
lei indisputabc
Persons wishing purchase please address letter,
apply personally oce PENNSYLVANIA few doors
''''e "'''' Il. M YOUNG,
An 5--codu Agent
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"A ELVILLS Scrmons-2 vosmes
III Mannpg's sermons-three vsrier, in three volumes
ofm.n on Protestant Episcopal Church in tn
the United Staes-l vol.
Bishop History Church of England to the Revolution
Of l6Ss-l
Meande History Of the Christian Religion Church.
Thornton. Family Prnycrs nd Commcntsry--l vol.
Old Truths aud New Errors, by Rev. q. NJ Buler-l VOL
Earncsuess by {, D. Taylor.
Lady Mary by @. n. Taylor.
Srbe Angels Song by q. II. Taylor.
Msrk Wilton by g. r. Taylor.
Margaret, The Pearl; by G. B Taylor.
Scenes in n CIereyman's Life by g, r. Taylor
wyau's Christian onices-l vol. - -
Myl FRANCk TAYLOR
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-15
OREGON AND HER PROSPECTIVE.


The Albany Argus has letter from Capt. JoNEs,,
" 8. Army, from Fort Vancouver, nnder date Of
October 2G of which the following is an extract:
Many portions of Oregon truly beautifulthe valley
of the Columbia and Of the Warse river Pugets Sound
and Astoria Bay, which have seen and many other ioca
ties which hear from the descriptions Of my friends. Every
thing here is rapidly progressive during the year that
baye been ers the chsnsss very
great and in nothing than in the inercommuncation
with the Atlantic States. When we arrived here in
October $40, gided along this river in baiteauI in
their snakeke canoes huggng every nook and bay avoid
the strong currents Now the passing of the
Us Of ga yisner Los Yankees Towns born Of day,
and 50 rapid the changes about that exist
in panorama. very few days there upon my
Smith, Major Ogden, and Capt. Leadbsaer, engineers
Capts Goldsborough and Van Runt and Lieut.. Blunt U.
g. Navy. and ozen junior officers The United States
steamer Massachusetts, and mad Carolina moored
within twenty rods Of month since dned on fresh
salmon from Puges Sound and had for dessert watermelon
from Honolulu as large bali bushei We issuipg
to troops potatoes from New South Wales (Sydney,)
bought by the quarefmas because much cheaper than
could be purchased Of the farnes here. tt 4t E9t
-Four hundred emgrant wagons have arrived in Oregon this
fall, and six hundred their way The surplus
population Of California is also vending this way. There is
10 the misery existing there now, and The only
alternative to the disappointed gold seekers who destitute
but industrious is to and settle upon the rich farming
lands of Oregon These lands easily cultivated and the
market for their productions the best this time, in the
world
There is such thing quiet in Oregon life all is
element Every body seeking wealth, and nobody values
i after it is acquired. 4.
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NIcARAsuA.-Though the arrangements of the Atlantic
and Pacific Ship Canal Company far from being per-
feced the steamer Director had las, commenced
regular semi-weeky trips Lake Nicaragua running the
distance Of ninety-ve miles in twenty hours The remain.
ing eshyv miles Of river navigation, San Juan was
accomplished in about the time in bunsos. Besides
the s,eames there are two schoones the lake. employed
in c'nveyins passengers. We learn ths, steamboat built
Of wood is nov in preparation for the route, and will
be sent forward directions that effect received
from Mr. VASDrssrIr, who Grenada when las. heard
FROM on his way to Nicaragua, where the surveys for the
contemplated canal in progress Of Commerce
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-15

perpetual chans between he collector and importer the
Government may detsmns aysar what price would
receive American gold coin This duty may be performed
by board appointed by the Treasury Department under the
control Of the President in any other way that Congress
should fit and the rate thus fixed by the Government
for its recePts and disbursements would furnish the rule for
the citizens gessIaly Il would however, be obligatory on
one ought not to be- The thus fixed would
vary little romyeH to year, probably than
or three per cent and not often much. Without doubt
Holland and Belgium do not deprive themselves Of
the convenience Of gold currency, though longer
legal tender with hem and the provision which they make
for receiving and paying at their respective treasures may
afford useful hints to US.
In concusop gentlemen, hope shall be excused by you
for engrossing 20 much of your valuable paper beyond
my wish expectsonand be forgiven by those who IA
mliar with the subject of currency for undue portion of
elementary ster both in reasoning and Details which
was led by some curious msapprehensons exhibited this
topic by public journals and likely be adopted by
most Of their rpaders. aaf.s T.
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THE PROTECTIVE POLICY.

It very singular that who the most bene
ted by the prevalence of this policy have been its most
strenuous opponents and have always sotedas the party
that uphods it. Such do not stop reason think.
They governed by the of Democracy. The
reasoning this subject Argument Of but few words
The policy that encourages American tabor must be the best
for American hbors. The tariff which gives cork Ame.
rican Oorkmen must be the worthy Of support If
purchase those articles abroad which we'll make
home just far deprive wokmen Of the wages
of labor and the support Of their families II the farmer
obliged send his produce abroad to pay for the bosdcoh
and calico he consumes he gives the profit of the manuac-
turer foreign capitalists encourages the labor Of foreign
operatives and pays the additional expense Of transportation
II be sent it only to the neishborns manufacturing village,
he has expenses Of transportation TO pay receives bis re-
turns Immediately, and find market for many things
which be cannot send abroad from their pehabe character
Yet, with all these facts before them many workmen and
farmers every year csoed into supporting the ania
party !-Connecticut Courant.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-15

part Of the public to subscribe the requisite amount to compIets
the wholspan about Sl25, 900. At
But the fact that the present opera season. with the arac
ton Of PAnoDI and the ndeiagabe exsons of most en-
ergetc manager has not with the success which il need
cd 10 satisfy expectation and that Chatham street manager
has hred the house for the performance popular and na
onal drama during The spring MONTHS and intends bringing
ous his local plays sort of sftercap to Beni and Mo-
za Is very significant against the prospects Of opera in New
York.
PENDENNIs.
The HAHrEns have published this week the last number
of this work. which will add very much to The reputation of
TEAcKxRAT, its author, who divides the palm with
D,cKEss and in his peculiar province as sstir.t Of the
shams ara petences Of social m the superior Of the two
Pendenns wors Of great genius and skill and shows the
ceaes eye for the weak points Of character and the keenest
touch Of seca surgery which any modern novelist exhibits
is rather too peculiarly adapted tho atmosphere Of Lon
don to be universally liked here, but its genuine truth to ma
ure, sad the artistic way in which the story worked out
according to the authors ven give it the stamp Of currency
all the world over Every body who re1d "Vaniy Fair"
its will read PeDaennis and win recognise
the fidelity and skill which dsng guhe the character
painting 10 that striking novel.
An interesting accsant Of Thsckeray, from the pen of
gentleman Of the best literary and social connexions during
arecent witt England and who had good opportunities Of
studying his character and the poia Of personal pecuay
which illustrate his style author is forthcoming n the
literary Wsrid Of a week hence.
trE a. JAcouss DU MosDE
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A SELr-LoAprNe Gus-Mr PORTER. residing at or near
Memphis, has constructed novel and curious nesrm
called the elfloadng gun. in which the simple operation
of cooking shoot by the assistance OF valves or equa
lents separates from the magazine a'cneu 70 ne gun me
materials for each load and loads the gum capable Of
being discharged forty times in minute and shoots ball
with tremendous force and with usual exscness The editor
Of the Memphis Enqarer after careful examination and re-
with Il u efficiency has been discovered and that
no revolver Of any kind approaches it in desucvenes,
or in the adaptation the Of safety against accidents
in THAR noe.
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OUR MINISTER AT ROME.

Extracts from Letter from Paris the Ne,D York Herald
81 am not American, but wish record the conduct
Of Of your countrymen, which, to republican hearts, in
these days Of evil auspices and mournfu presages like
ter in the desert to him who perishng Of thirst The facts
which am about to communicated to me by
relative Of the commanding General Of the French forces in
Rome, who has just arrived in Paris from the Eternal City.
In the Roman dungeons Of Anzo and Saint Angelo are
confined thirteen prisoners, waose crime consists in having
participated in the late revolutionary struggle which had for
It's object to secure TO the inhabitants Of the Pon domn-
ions the inestmabe rights of representation together with
other constitutional reforms They Of the class e
fanatics or actious demagogues who have deed noble
cause not less in Italy than in France but Of high cha
racter and lofty principles who good fight the bene
fit their children and their children those who
are to come after hemhazarded all, and lost all Among
them five counts and marquis of ancient blood
lnea descent goes back without break interruption, to the
middle ages They have been declared forever incapable Of
holding property, Of whatever description For long
months they have anguhed in loathsome Dungeons There
they lie, herdng with BANDITS and eons and brgapds and
day after day the prospect Of their Iteration far from be-
come brighter grows only darker and hopeless. There
they lie, those noble gentlemen, weary Of life, and sick Of
this most base world, with spot stain, blemsh
their reputation the n Of having struck for liberty The
Government will not release them for the dissemination of
republican sentiments is fatal to its very existence Neither
can It exile hem for country in Europe will harbo such
propagandsts Now what has been done for them Why,
Mr. CAss your Minister has proposed to the Papal autho
ties to send them California himself engaging to pay three
thousand dollars for their expenses in French ship, which
will leave Bordeaux for that destination in the month Of Feb
ruary The Cardinals have accepted this PROPOSAL agreeing
beae these gentlemen nine days prior the departure Of
the vessel In question, which affords them just sufficient time
to reach that seaport Honor your Minister and to the
glorious land from which be comes His conduct has elected
deep admiration; and well may. Ifyou bave more Of his
breed send them, pray you, to Naples and Vienna, and
Man the dungeons Of which the desoles champions of
liberty abandoned in manacles and bowed down to earth,
are praying for death as for a release"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-15

All the crew Of the America, wrecked the night
Of the 29th ultmo, off Cape Haaras, were saved Finding
the disabled and leaking very badly, they took to the
boats, picked up by different vessels, and have
rived at Philadelphia They numbered twenty-five in all
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-15

Mr. M.caxApr has actually made his farewell bow, andis
about to retire to sheborne Dor.etshre, where, in house
Of bis own he - spend remainder Of his allotted time
and the peaceful enjoyment OF classical retirement
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-15

form another.
BABEL CONCERT.
Under the head Of the greatest novelty introduced
in the city, is announced for this evening by HERR
KRAuss, Hungarian musician, which be styles the Con-
fusion of Babel and in which this original vocalist promises
sing thirty different melodies in many different Ian
guages and initiate the pecuaies both serou, aud comic
of every nation in their native tongue This is Of the
musical celebrities and phenomena which continental
troubles and the decline Of the active patronage Of amuse.
ments, wells increased intercourse with this country,
have brought down upon All sorts Of prodgies
appearing 10 the musical horizon Ever since Jenny Lind dis
appeared there has been constant succession of them with
the greatest variety Of claims upon public appreciation, and
the greatest dissimary Of Departments in the art Herr
Krsuss fairly takes the pam and cannot fail Of success
wherever goes for who resist the attractions Of thirty
different languages.
Apropos of musical novelties the scheme Of opera
house upon mammoth SCALE eclipse every thing heretofore
known in this country, and to the presence Of the
greatest operate Europe upon American boards
has been been actively pushed and promises to come to
definite result large lot has been secured by the operate
Spectators and the plan of the building perfected upon the
most extended and magnificent scale Arrangements to
made for seating than four thousand persons in the
comfortable manner, arranged that they shall all
and hear and be able get OF the house ten mautes
time Hot air for winter and cold air for summer are to be
the whole building be incombasbls with iron and stone
Grs Lsbachs, and all the other celebrities the con-
nen said be in readiness out and sing in hi,
palace of song whenever summoned and all that is
wanted is sufficient enthusiasm and synpathy the
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Ts14sukr DsrAusIsr,
September 10, 1891.
deo.d .xusd,.n for the security public
positions modify CIRCULAR ini ueuons NO
50 issued BY department under date o. the xh February
Of the United States a. likewise Articles OF
en origin which the import duties shall have been paid
ported from port another port within the
Ihs following rules and regulations prescribed and stie,
conformity snoned upon collectors and parties inter
sstsd Where any Goods wares or msasn.nass o. n up
Of de unsd either on Tho Atlantic
board other within he uped States 70 &c
Panama de Nicaragua route, W Wit;
distinctly Understood that the law does not suhoi
ed BY the routes before priv
lsge. Of The drawback aud wsIsbousns acts .
routes allows must, before fading board
:. s port sss ss II 20 s
men describing The goods and their places Of dsPo
The collector viii direct an inspector Of NE customs
be- the goods which be securely corded and lead
being The Of cordng sealing
TO be paid e the goods The inspector WIZ make
TO the collector describing the goods snd The marks placed
Tnpicae describing the Of the bales
presented msnissng outward ia
Of statistical Of the goth February
manifest hyndsd the shipper smother retained
collector and the third Deposited in the pos. ONCE The
made addressed the collector Of the
the United States which the goods be destined
foa, Upon arrival o. ,ns gooa a. ns pS n o. e
invoice aforesaid the collector win direct due
where there arc port where such
officers then by ocer Of the revenue Or
contents Of tho packages
ia the csruned invoice squired by Instructions
Goods ns dsnes with those described ia e certified for
the collector the port q be may grant
satisfied this point hs viii exact the sppro
p'''e 11' Aa THOMAS coRwIN,
OctI- .. @ 81. Secretary Of tho Treasury.
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lust received from New York by the Last packets
this city
rs boxes sheess ..u
3o do nrs quality Scotch heuinss
$40 lbs. New York smoked dry beef
10 chests hrs quality guBpowder and Imperial teas
" bbs Nos and mackerel H
80 bags Jsva coffee ab 80.
3 4 pipes Martei brandy, imported In 1855
2auarter casks Otard Dupuy, Co. do ,,,,,
pipes In atore old whisksy 10 Waningon
June 26-Jt D. II e.rAH. #f H1 'onN n OoNono
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From the post once Ksnto0 10 the Railroad Depot
route No 10 734 nioety rods three mea week and bach
From the poe. once Lagrange TO the Railroad Depot on
route Ne TO- l60. nie, twice daily except Sunday.
From the post Office at Lebanon and Deer6eld Village TO
the Railroad Depot No. 10 ,2o4 hse miles, twice
From the post Office at Mount Holly TO the Railroad Depot
routs No lO264, three miles, three times week and
back,
From the post Office at Mount Vernon 10 the Railroad
Depot route No 067, hundred rods, twice daily
From the pos, Office a, Noun, Glsad the Railroad Do
pot on route No lOl6O, and half miles, twice daily
except Sunday
From the post Office at Milford The Railroad Depot on
route No 10 264, half mile, daily except Sunday.
From post Office at New Haven 70 The fsllroaa pepo'
No TO- 1876, hreefourths Of mile, twice daily ex-
cept Sunday.
From the post Office Olmstead the Railroad Depot on
route No. l0,l6O, one mile twice daily except Sunday
From the post Office Shelby to the Railroad Depot on
No Ol6O hree-fourths Of mile, twice daily except
| Sunday.
Depot No. 1876, half mile, twice daily exceP
Sunday.
From the post office Tifn tho Railroad Depot or
route No. 10 234 half mile twice daily except Sunday
From the post Office al Toledo to the Steamboat Lsndingi
twice daily, ohen required during the season Of
| navigation.
No 234 hundred and thirteen rods, six times
| week.
From the post Office Utica to the Railroad DepO, or
route No. l0,l86, nne,y-6vs rods, twice daily except
Sunday. 49, .
From tho post Office at Waynesve to the Railroad De
pot No halfa mile, twice daily except Sun
day. sa
From the post Office Whieford to the Railroad Depot
on route No. 3,7l5. michigan railroad, twice daily
From the post Office West Liberty to the Railroad De
pot No 1924 threefourths Of mills twice daily
except Sunday.
From tho post Office at Wesneld to the Railroad Depot
No 10 l60, and half miles, twice daily ex
cept Sunday.
From the post Office Twnsburg tho Railroad Depot
on No l0s25, two and half miles, three times
week and back
From tho post Office at Franklin Mills the Railroad
Depot route No. l0325, six times weak, three and
half miles.
From the post Office Worthington to the Railroad De
pot route No. 10, l60, me daily except Sunday.
From the post Office Delaware the Railroad Depot OF
route No. $780, and half miles, daily except Sunday
Forn bid ehsre change from advertisement u eontn
plated BY The bidder.
Cor We a. the may boz there write the name
in full Of there state tho residence residences
| hereby propose carry the mail on route No.
| from to as often the Postmaster GENERALLY
advertisement for proposals the same dated Sepembe
a. 1851 requires tho time stated in the schedules con
tanned in such advertisement and by following mode o
conveyance to wit: there state how 10 to be conveyed
for the annual of there write out the in words
| full length
Dated [Slgned
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Form Of a Gwsranty.

The undersigned undertake that il the foregoing bid for
carrying the mail on route No. be accepted by the
Postmaster General the bidder shall prior the LIST day of
July next into the required obligation to perform the
service proposed with good and sufficient suretes
Dated (Signed by two guarantors.]
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Form Of Csrii6 csie.

The undersigned POSTMASTER judge clerk of court
of record, the may beg cer6es that he well ac-
qusinted with the above and their properly -
that they of property and able to make good their
guaranty.
Dated [Sgnedl
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HARLEs DE sELDING having been appointed BY The Ie.sf
i've New York, California; ana
other Sstes Of States, Territory Of
commissioner acknowledgment Of deeds, &C., one
his services Washington and elsewhere
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GUIDES sur Defense Active dos Places, par Gene
II Iul Picot-l VOL ..lt,
Historic de la manuel dss mslsus
Dupsrcg capitaine vols. and ans OF plates
suAyse c0mparss des
Asmande Maurice captAine du osne-
roIygonse seisr du Genie
Parmsnus csptame ds Gsnsl Vol ana
Tas MiI..Is. u..xs as' omes an
Abrege public svsc susorsson du min'us az
ID Juerres--l vol and atlas. a.,
FormuIss Tables Pauqass aide memors ds'
ing nsurs architects, &c. Cande--l vol.
Many works tbs military sciences ana services ana
various branches
Mays +" s# &A ti3s rAfANSN 49,
fAMEs.S Now Novel. The Fats--A Tale OF SURFING
1'mes; by the author tbs Old Oak Cheat &c -
Travels in Mexico; BY VIM. W.C1pshe'' 2
Anthon's Manual Of Roman Antiquities, with numerous usfa-
tons. , =, ..,u,.,.. hx Euia,
just pu'"'AN -A - -, f i TAYLOR h MAURY,
An. On .4p fes.E .a . Bookselsfs Sth street
!, ECiERCHES sur los Equipages dc Points Mihtaires
en- Europe par Bnago, Major General Auch'end usdu'' NC
pallemaud j. r. Caidans d'ATtlleriss lVoig!ftL
Rcgeune Csmpayns par Dufa
Tae dc Fertilization Passgers dAaaqss 81 de defense dss
tsduit de PsieMsDd par heue
sppiqsess iecos dc
Sur as sruIshe ii SON empo Ia de
c.mpaane OAR Lebours colonel d'sraisrsi vol
Sur les Corrssd ancien inge
neur; | vol, atlas Of piaies a4t8 15r, -. mn,
De Armement dss Places de 1ueffei pAI SeHeAA
just imported with Others points q military science
"a .srvicr direct from Paris, by FRANCK TAYLOR.
May % j