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DILLs (of the National Bank) on the principal
ID cities in IRELAND, for sale in sums to suit, by
Feb 20-d2m CHUBB, 6CHENCK 4 co,
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arrival and Storm.

PHILADELPHIA, April 7-2 p. m.-The barquc
Jno. Farnum from Rio Janero, and the Albatros
from Charleston, arrived this morning. The latter
encountered a severe storm of Cape Hatteras, but
sustained no injury.
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April 5. 1851.
DROPOsALs WILL BE RECEIVED AT
i this office, until the Attn day Of May next, for
the delivery at the Capitol of two hundred and fifty
tons of the best anthracite coal, to be broken into
Tampa Of about the size of fourteen pound weight;
the same to be deposited in the vaults of the Capt.
toll, free from fine particles dust. Also, for two
hundred and fifty cords OF best quality seasoned
hickory wood twenty cords to be sawed in four
pieces, and the remainder in two pieces, and to
be delivered, sawed and slowed away the vaults,
or before the first day of July ensuing.
RICHARD nj. YOUNG,
Clerk House of Representatives, U. s..
April 7-dt4thMayjf
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o. No pieasanter place to spend an hour
can be found than at the Odeon Daguerrean Gal
lcry; and, if you choose, you can get good like
ness for mere tribe.
N. b. As good pictures taken in cloudy weather
ms in clear. April St
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FOR NORFOLK.

FOR NORFOLK.
b The Steamer OSCEOLA, hav-
Sgass&55 ing undergone thorough repairs.
- will resume her trips to the above
place. leaving Washington every "Wednesday and
Saturday, at o'clock, D.. m; returning. leave
Norfolk every Monday and Thursday. at O'Clock,
p. IN. Touching, going and returning. at Conc
river, and the usual landings on the Potomac, for
signals or to land.
Passage and fare, SIS.
Apletf JAS. MITCHELL, Capt.
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b 1.-THE SAFE AND COMMODI-
tu18@-A Gus steamer COLUMBIA, Capt.

Az4&l= Gus steamer COLUMBIA, Capt.
q - HARPER, having recently been
placed in first-rate order. will resume her trips be-
tween Baltimore and this District on SATURDAY,
the LIST March, leaving Commerce street wharf,
Baltimore, at o'clock in the afternoon and at the
the season; and returning, will leave Rey's
wharf, Washington, at O'Clock, and Alexandria
at 7 O'Clock every WEDNESDAY morning, touch
ing at the different landings the Potomac river,
as usual.
For freight or passage apply to the Captain on
board, or to the following agents:
CHARLES WORTHINGTON, Bait.
il. WHEAT & BRO, Alexandra.
E. PICKREL CO., Georgetown.
THOMAS b. RILEY, Warrington.
Ceho9-tf
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HTH STREET PAPER-HANGING ES
TABLlSAMENT.
Cheaper than Ever.

nAvID A. BAIRD, UPHOLSTERER AND PA
- PER HANGER, begs leave respectfully to in
form the public that he has an extensive and we'll
assorted stock of Paper hapgings and Borders which
he will dispose of at lees prices than any other cs-
tabishment in this city Persons wishing paper
hanging done will do we'll to call before purchasing
slsevhsrs, April s-sost'
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MARRIAGE OF PRoF. WEBsTEn's DAUGHTER
Miss Harriet W., daughter Of the late Professor
Webstcr,) was married at Cambridge, Mass, on
the I'd instant, to Mr.. s. W. Dabncy, of Fayal, the
brother of hor elder sisters husband. When her
father was convicted of the murder of DR.. Park
man, this young lady, who had for some time
been bctrothed to Mr.. D., absolved him from his
engagement, which. however, with manliness
that did him honor, no would not accept. They,
with Mrs. Webster, are about making visit to
EAyal
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AID So

DEEBE'S NEW YORK HATsI-STEvENS
ID has this day opened further supply Of Beebe's
Hats, of the spring fashion. Also, part of his i'm
portation of French Hats,
Gentlemen arc invited TO call on him, at his new
store, under the Athen@um.
An Stiff
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pleased to see them. April Stiff
LITTELL's LIVING AGE, No. 30I-12l cts.
CONTENTS.
/. Ncandcr.-North British ReuieiD.
2. Origin of the Crystal Palace.--Household
| Words.
3. Hildreth's History of the United statcs.-Ne,O
| York Tribune.
| 4. Pianist and Patriot-Bentiey's Miscellany.
| s. Authors of =" Jane Eyre" etc.-AtenGum.
| g. Gabrielle; or, the Sisters.-Fra1rr's Maya
| zine.
7. Young's Beranger. -Sharpe's Magazine.
SHoRr ARTICLES French Communism No more
Corns; George Thomson Sierra Leone and the
Gambia British and American Steamers; Change
| of Climate in New Zealand Rambes beyond Rail-
ways.
| PoErnY: Young's Berangcr; The Ladder.
New Books AND Reprints.
new volume has just commenced.
WAsHINGroN. December 81, lS45.
OF all the Periodical Journals devoted to Litcra
ture and Science which abound in Europe and IN
this country this has appeared TO me to be the most
useful II contains, indeed the exposition only of
the current literature of the English language. but
this by its immense extent and comprehension, in
cludes n portraiturc of the human mind in the ut
most expansion Of the present age:
Published weekly at SO year, by
E. LITTELL Co., Boston.
And sold by JOS. SHILLINGTON,
Ap 5-dtrw&w1w corner Pa. av. and A ct.
CIENrUEGOs MOLAssES AT AUCTION.
an WEDNESDAY, 9th instant, at IL o'clock,
" shall offer at auction the cargo of the brig
Louisa, from Cienfuegos, consisting Of
249 hogsheads and 80 tierccs Of prime selected
retailing Molasses.
Terms at sale. LAMBERT & McKENzIs.
ril
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PLANETT,s BITTERs.


THIS article having been in use for some time, to
States and Canada, and the fattering accounts re-
cevcd from all quarters, in regard to its merits and
value as tonic induces the proprietor to present
il at this time TO the public, as invaluable in cases
of General Debility, Loss Of Appetite, Indigestion,
and Languor. that generally pcrvades the body Mt
this season of the year.
Its composition is wholly and purely vegetable,
and is adapted to all classes, and to all ages and
conditions. II is equal in flavor to the best table
wines, and when used rs n beverage imparts to the
body energy and strength; and, unlike other
wines, is attended with assitudc after its use.
CHAsEvtLLE, IL. July II, 1850.
DEAR STA: | have used the article OF Planetps
Bitters, and have derived from them great benefit.
have been subject for years past to the Fsper and
Ague but since the introduction Of your Bitters
have entirely escaped my usual attacks, and can
with confidence recommend them as one OF the best
Respectfully, yours.
SpRINGrIELp, June 20, 1850.
MyDEAR Sin: II gives me much pleasure to state
that the dyspepsia, with which my wife has been
long troubled, arising from inaction Of the liver,
has been entirely overcome and cured by the use
of your invaluable preparation Of Bitters and for
your kindness in recommending them please &C
cept my thanks.
Your obedient servant,
q. L. LEIGH.
Distributing Agents:
l49 and ISL Front street, New York.
And for sale by X. S. PArTERsos and u. ID. and
w. II. GILMAN.
April l-dtri- w & wly-(Apl6)
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HARDWARE now have my spring supply
IL Of Building Materials in store, which is very
large and complete, and, l bought for cash. /
will sell TO carpenters and house builders cheap,
II not cheaper, than any other house this side OF
New York IL shall not cost any thing 70 those who
may be pleased to favor me with their calls to
know my prices before buying elsewhere. Call
and see. C.. WOODWARD.
April S-6tsowif
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Telegraphic.
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGIA.
L.ter from CaIifornia.

NEw YosK, April 7, p. m.-The steamer Geor-
gia arrived here to- night from Havana, bringing
the California mail and passengers by the Falcon.
The San Francisco dates to the Sth Of March.
The Legislature had balloted ono hundred and
fifty times for Senator, without SUCCESS. Wether-
ed and T. Butler King, (Whgs,) and Fremont
and Heydenfeldt, (Democrats,) were the candi-
dates. Wethered and Heydenfeldt were with
drawn, and Weller substituted in the place Of Hey
denfeldt. On the last ballot Weller and Fremont
were even, and King ahead; but lacked six or eight
votes Of an election. The Legislative convention
then adjourned, without making choice, till the
first of January next.
On the 23d February winder and Stuart, noted
Villains, were tried for nearly mordering Janson,
respectable merchant. The jury disagreed, and
named Myers at Sacramento city for interfering in
quarrel. The populace seized Roe, tried him by
Lynch law, and hung him in five hours after the
commission OF the murder.
Business dull Foreign arrivals diminished past
fortnight. Miners doing we'll.
The Fugitive Slape Case.
BosTos, April7-2p p. m-hlarshalT Turkey was
rested this morning the suit of Jno. Randolph,
negro. for arresting and searching said Randolph
for concealed weapons. Turkey gave bail in the
Bull VI i,uOV W aueWct tuc CuaIBc. An attcnpt
was made this morning to get Sims out Of the
hands Of the United States Marshal by virtue of an
act Of 1886, relative oshe personal freedom Of par
ties. Marshal Devens refused to give Sims up.
Rantoul, for the defence, spoke this morning, in
which he took the ground Of the law being uncon-
sttutional After hearing his argument, the court
adjourned the till three O'Clock this evening,
when they will render their decision. The city
continues perfectly quiet, though large crowds
collected about. The military hold themselves in
readiness to assist the civil authorities at a mo-
ment's notice. The impression is, that Sims will
be delivered up to his master, and conveyed from
here to New York under military escort.
Mr.. Rantoul has withdrawn from the Congress
sional contest in the second district. The election
is proceeding very spiritcdly. The Aboitionists
caused the arrest this morning of Bacon, the agent
ofSims's owner, and Of De Lyon. charge of con-
spiracy to kidnap. They promptly gave bail in
the sum OF $4,000.
Severe Gale.
CLEVELAND, April THE steamer Southerner,
which left here on Friday night for Buffalo, en-
countercd severe gale which drove her ashore on
Kelee Point, in Canada, where she nov lies total
wreck.
arrival and Storm.
PHILADELPHIA, April 7-2 p. m.-Thc barquc
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WARRINGTON CITY
Private Family PROTESTANT Boarding
school,
(ENGLISH AND FRENCH
For the careful and thorough instruction OF
YOUNG LADIES
In all the branches Of study, both solid and orna-
mental, which arc required in an
AMERICAN FEMALE EDUCATION,
Located on Indiana avenue, near the City Hail.
Rev. r. w. CUSHMAN, A. NJ,
Mar 17-dlys Principal.
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M ANAG ERS:

ANAGERS:
On the part Of the Militia of the District.
Maj. Genl Jones. Brig. Gent weightman,
Brig. Gen'l Thompson, Brig. Genl Mason,
Col Naylor, Col. Force,
COL Hickey, Lieut.. Col. Riley,
Maj. Keyworth. Capt. L. J. Middleton.
OnMe part Of the Company
Capt p. f. Bacon, Lieut.. J. A. TAFT,
Lieut. M. P. Mohun. kieut. j. Sutton,
Ensign c. E. Ball, Quar-. VIM. Flahcrty,
Sergeant p. Eagen, Sergeant T. Dwyer,
Sergeant J. H. Shekell, serg'tJ. E. Buckingham,
s. G. WALES, J. b. Cliff,
y. Schad, Joseph frye.
J. A. Boyce, Henry Hepburn,
G. X. Boyd, J. II. Johnston,
J. A. Blaw, J. 4. Johnson,
J. II. Bird, H. Josetta,
J. G. Dudley. s. E. Kirk.
b. w. Drain, T. +. Lloyd,
A. E. Davis, r. +. Mcguire,
Edw. Dawson, M. Marony,
Joseph Ebrmantraut, J.F. b. PurselI,
John Fitzhugb, Edward Speaks,
Joseph Frederwald, Samuel Sloan,
John Gallagher, Casper Schafer,
w. W. Grant, T. p Tcnch,
Henry Hoffman,, I. p. Wilson.
John Hough,
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, CRED BADas.)
J. Sutton, p. Eagen,
J. II. Shckell, J. E. buckingham,
8. G.. WALES, j. A. Boyce.
J. f. b. Pursell,
April 4-FTusThs&M2lst
NJ OTIFICATlON.-The subscribers beg leave
IN to inform their customers and the public that
they have just opened large and ll-selected
stock of the following articles, to which they in
vite attention, viz:
Linen Sheetings, Ga, 81, l0-4. and 1874, Irish
Do 6-4,8.4, 1914, and 1874, German
Pillow-case Linens, all widths, Irish and Scotch
White and brown Cotton, do, Ga. 8-4, 1914, and
1924
White and colored Marseillcs Quilts, some very
large
Allendalc Quilts, very cheap
Richardson's super family Linens
Gray aud Sons soft finish do
Scotch Hollands for family use
Damask Table Cloths, all sizes and qualities
Table Damasks, by the yard, all widths, some
| very superior.
| Also, superior lot Of silk warp and gauze Flan-
ncls
| Gcntlcmens and ladies' gauze merino Under
Garments.
Together with general assortment of house
furnishing goods
Mar 26-4wif PHI HOOE s. CO.
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FOR LIVERPOOL. - United States Mail
steamship ARCTIC, Capt. James c. Luce.-This
steamship will depart with the mails for Europe
positively on Wednesday. April 2, at IL O'Clock.
M. from her berth, at the foot of Canal street.
No berth secured until paid for.
All letters must pass through the Post Office.
commodations for elegance or comfort, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
Sc Wall street, ".
Positively no freight will be received ON board
after this evening. March 3lst
The steamship BALTIC will succeed the Arctic
and sail on April 10th. App
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LArER FROM MExICo-Accident to the 4Alabama -
The steamship Alabama, Captain Foster, from Mi
nathan, via Vera Cruz, in coming up the river ran
ashore during the night of goth inst, the flats
Of Pointe- a. la Hache There was no doubt she
would be got off in few hours.
We learn from Mr.. Duggan, the clerk of the
Alabama, who came up to the city last evening,
that Major Barnard, Of the surveying party, was
quite unwell. Mr.. Middleton and Mr.. Singleton,
also Of the surveying party, were drowned, about
the 10th inst, at the bay Of ventosa. large fire
occurred at Minatitan on the evening of the 18th
inst, destroying about fifteen houses, and portion
Of the surveying party's stores were burnt The
Mexican government has sent down two officers of
the engineers corps, Colonel Holxeger and Captain
Duran, to examine plans for repairing the fort at
the mouth Of the Coatzacoalcos river.
The Alabama has on board Commodore Rbeau,
Of the Mexican navy, and J. v. Guerra, minister
to Rome.
The Alabama left Minatitlan on the 22d inst. via
Vera Cruz, which port she left the 25tb, with
forty-two passengers.
Left in the port of Vera Cruz the brig Union and
the schooner Bonita, for this port.
TNe,c Orleans Picnuuue, March 81
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THE NEW YORK d LIVERPOOL. rnrrrn
9TATES NAIL sTEAMERS
The ships composing this line are
The PACIFIC ..... Can't Nve
Tho ARCTIC. CAPT Luce
The BALTIC. Capt Comstock
The ADhiATlC ............ Capt. Grafton.
THESE ships having been built by
contract expressly for Government
Dservice, every care has been taken in
their construction, also in their cngincs to en-
sure strength and speed; and their sccommoda-
tonsfor passengers are unequalled for elegance or
| comfort
Price of passagefrom New York to Liverpool,
YlSo Exclusive use ofcxtra size state rooms, 1916;
rom Liverpool to New York, .E35.
ship. " ~ "
no oer.n can be secured untiIpsid for.
Aole LOT gold silver bullion, SPECIE jcweIry, pre-
cious stones, or metals, unless bills Of IadnS are
therein.
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CTEVENS, TO HIS FRIENDS AND Gus
- TOMERS.-During the rebuilding of his store
under Browns Hotel, he may be found at the large
store under the ATHENEUA, where he will be
pleased to see them. April Stiff
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o CABINET-MAKERs AND UNDER

ITO CABINET-MAKERS AND UNDER
Il TAKERS.-I have in store the largest
and most beautiful assortment Of silver plated Han
dies, Breast plates, Screws, Ornaments and Lace
Trimmings for collins in the District of Columbia
together with beautiful assortment of walnut
rosewood, and mahogany carved Moulding for
furniture; all Of which / will sell at Baltimore
prices. Pleasc call and examine.
April 66teowif G. WOODWARD.
COPPER, TIN, &c.-I am fully prepared to
~ cover the roofs of houses, at the shortest no
ticc, with tin, copper, any other metal, cheap
as the cheapest. Please call and sce
April S--6tcowif C.. WOODWARD.
r ONDON, WHAT TO SEE AND HOW TO
IL SEE 1T; ono pocket volume, with numerous
illustrations; price 81 cents.
Adams's Pocket Guide to the Environs of Lon
don; one small volume, 81 cents.
April FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Serere CaIe.

CLEVELAND, April THE steamer Southerner
which left here on Friday night for Buffalo, en-
Keee Point, in Canada, where she nov lies total
wreck.
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nEsIRABLE OFFICES FOR RENT OPP
IL posite the Treasury Building. Apply to C..
st. ]. Chubb, at the Banking House Of
Jan LIT CHUBB, sCHENCK co,
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o. After the frstof Aprilnextthera rate offreight
by the above steamers, from Liverpool will be ma
terially reduced. Mart
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OFFICE OF TRANSPORTATION,
Washlngton and Baltimore h. n. Company.
DASSENGER TRAINS run as follows, viz:
Il From Washington at q. IN and p. m. daily,
and q. m. daily, except Sunday.
From Baltimore at q. m, and p. m. daily,
and a. IN. daily, except Sunday.
April29- T. II. PARSONS, Agent.
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NOR RENT. n most desirable three-story
II dwelling on 18th street, opposite the Treasury.
Ap,iy 20 G.. ST. j. Chubb, at the Banking houseof
l-u CHUBB s. SCHENCk CO.
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FISANcIAL CONDITION OF THE CoRPoRATIoN.--
The following statements may prove of interest,
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-12

and sustains and harmonizes and per-
fccts the million-fold of Uniuerses could
reasonably send new messenger among
US to queIl doubt and dispel fear. My
own option is that if individuals here
were as pure, holy and Godlike as they
might easily and of right ought to be,
and as they might be to enjoy happiness
pure and unsullied, they could hold daily
converse with angelic spirits. | design
visiting the Ripping soon, and if | find it
a humbug will so declare it; but if ]
hear raps not made by the medium, re-
ceive communications correctly, answers
to questions asked mentally that no one
but myself knows, then shall not con-
denim, but believe until | receive further
evidence. Like Horace Greeley, IL will
yet wait awhile" for further investiga-
ton. Yours, ALLEN.
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MISSISSIPPI ELECTION.

THE UNION TICKET LARGELY AHEAD
FoorE CHOSEN GOVERNOR BY $1,000
MAJORITY.
BIZ telegraphic despatch, dated at
Jackson, 18th inst, we learn that the
election in this State is progressing with
much spirit. Gen. Foote's majority will
be 5000. The Union men are highly
elected with the prospect of success, and
in almost every district are polling an
immense vote. Gen. Foote, for Cover
nor, is sweeping everything before him.
and it is confidently predicted he will
carry The State by over 10000 majority.
In the lst district for Congress, ID. B.
Majors: in the Sd John 3. Freeman. and
in the 4th A. V. Dawson, all Union
men. are doubtless elected by handsome
nalorities. La the 9Th district, however
Melville, Secessionist, is polling a
heavy vote.
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ELECTION RETUN

MICHIGAN ELEcTIoN.-We do not
think that our readers would either be
improved or enlightened by publishing
the fugitive returns which come lii slow
~ and in fragments. We shall publish
the returns as soon as we can obtain
them. Meantime, Mr.. McCLELLAND
aud Nj. BRITAIN are elected by an i'm
meDse majority.
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OT- The following letter from gen.
tleman in Illinois to an editor in Iowa,
is graphically descriptive of DR.. Elliott:
THE celebrated popular Temperance
Lecturer, DIR, A. 3. ELLIOTT of New York,
arrived in town yesterday, on his way
westward, and word was soon out that a
temperance address would be delivered
in the evening. Evening came, the bell
rang, and soon large audience assem-
bled to hear the "liOn." The Doctor is
'.sight;" and as temperance lecturer
knocks the socks off, of any thing this
side of the ''big drink" l cannot at
tempt description of the address-it
was eloquent, argumentative, witty and
sublime, beyond all description!
The Rumseller, oh! indeed pity him
under the Doctors sarcastic lashings;
and though severe, sarcastic, bold and in
dependent in his remarks with regard to
this class of community, vet at the same
time, he is so gentlemanly, frank and
pleasing as speaker-peculiarly so-tha'
no one can. reasonably take offence. His
audience will be perfectly carried away
"a: one instant in uproarious laughter
and the next perhaps chained in almost
breathless, silent attention - listeGing
with intense interest to his pathetic de-
scriptions and thrilling illustrations, in
terspersed by songs of sweetest melody
understand he designs visiting your
place, when you will have the pleasure Of
/ hearing him. There is no doubt but he
will have crowded house, and you will
conclude with me that he is ''SOme" ant
hard to beat. | most cheerfully bespeal
for him at Bloomington many hearers
and feel very confident that none will re
greet the time spent in going out to hea
him. His eloquence will charm, his wi
will amuse, his reasoning will convince
his style of address will please; his pa
thetic descriptions portraying the wrong
and horrors of intemperance will draw
from the listeners eye, unconsciously ;
tear; and his mirthful anecdote, viii
cause volcanic bursts of laughter from
the most sedate.
Success attend the Doctor wherever h
goes, wherever he labors; and may tn
Temperance ball roll on until its princi
Piles of Love. Purity and Fidelity shall
extend DER all the earth"
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-12

TAKING 1T CooLY.-The editor Of the
Ohio State Journal, in acknowledging
the defeat Of the wings in the late cleo
tions in that State. saws.
We bear our defeat with all christian
resignation. We have just received
several valuable volumes on theology
and hope to make the most Of them.
The Statesman recommends that some
body present the editor of the Journal
with a copy of Watts Hymn Book
He would be apt TO sing upon long metre
tunes.