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Medical Department.
department entire expense for tuition including
and dssecng fee S95 The session OF
the complete of studies
UnOn
tending only lectures day
School
profcsorsp appointed department.
been enlarged The subjects Of equity and
commercial law will be taught fully than has hitherto been
will be ADDED lectures the
together with exposition of the important leading
cases in law and equity
WM 8. KEMPER,
Proctor and Patron Of the University of Virginia
Aug l2-2awGwtOl
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fitE University Virginia will
the h October without
III me 2 q June The University comprises tbs following schools
aud lectuieship, viz;
J. Ancient Languages Professor Gessner Harrison, M. d.
= Modern Languages M. schee dc Vee LII. d.
8 Observation-Disclosures Edw ard H. Couuenay, LII. ID.
T. Natural Phiosophy-Poicssor WIN. B. Rogers, LII. d.
Chemistry and Materia MedcaProessor Robert H. Rogers,
NJ ID.
Medicine Professor Henry Howsrd, MD.
comparative Anatomy, Physiology, and sugeryJanes a. Ca
bell, A. NJ, NJ. d.
Moral Philosophy Professor Mc;ufey DID,, LII.
w. Law--Pfoiessor John B Minor, LII. ID.
Adjunct Professor James r. Hocombe. +
h Lecturer and Drmonsto Special and Pathological Anao
my John Stage Davis, A. M NJ ID. sr#
To be admitted into University l6 OF
age ba o. two bothe applying for macuiaton the Faculty may
admit under the of 6. .a SsL# fAF
II the applicant admission student other
eoporated he received the University
he produce other satisfactory
evidence, TO the Faculty, of general good conduct
Ie whole necessary OF clothes books ana
poekethoney are estimated AZ foiiows
board including 800
Fuel aud candes be furnished by the Proctor and
per cent commssion estimated, only student In te
dofmiory, $50 IL the S5.. 10
Washing be had about $40 session. lO
Rent Of entire dormitory sic; for half occupied by
fee, library and public IS
Ii professor b. attended, $50 two, @U each
n II three or more &25 each Eli
school OF junior class the above
the intermediate class $50 in all and In the
class T5 the higher fee in each instance giving ad
mission, besidcs lower class in the schoo-say rs
.x.,a
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NOTICE TO PRE- -EMPTION CLAIMANTS, AND TO LEssEEs,
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITTEEs OF MINERAL LANDS.

Every entitled right OF presumption Of the
above mentioned required establish the to the
is6ncon
payment therefor practicable after seeing thi, notice
and appointed Tor public
embracing the claimed otherwise such claim
will be forfeited.
And every person having right
office the northern OF Michigan ard
approved s March, 1877 Is iesse', oeeuPas
ter 10 OF permits OF
nanoued and who entitled act TO
Yencs price lands Lake supe-
nor dc Michsn Chippewa district,
apovsd 2 September 1880 enter the land covered by their
lssses occupancy permits respectively price
OF oI 95 per acre. covering section
usd the surrender lease
purchase, he shall full
y 50 required establish the
satisfaction
psynent after seeing
appointed for the
Of the embracing the otherwise
win Be forfeited
el j.. BUrTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
July 27-lawI3w
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DEMOvAI.- DE aEiDlN0 wYLIE have removed sh~i
IL Agency Once Seventh street between
and opposite Odd Feows ana ~p doovs ron I'VE
National fntslles oGcs.
Mar 0o-1awV
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United states Patent once.

nN the petition Nah ]. Wyet OF Cambridge Massachu
sets praying the o patent granted to him o
pfepang for shipping, for seven years
expiration said patent which takes place the Isl
December, 1851
II IA ordered that heard Patent 0ee
Monday 10th OF November next, Mt ~ O'clock M and
all appear cause,
why said be granted
opposing the required TO file In the Paien
specifically forth writing, Ieas
twenty days day Of hearing All testimony filed by s'the
said be taken and transmitted
with the rules Of The Office which VIII be Furnished
| OF application. - u.
Ordered Also notice be published in the National In
rence Republic and union Washington city Daily Bee Bos
ton Massac Providence Journal Providence, Rhode
Island Conani, Hartford Connecticut Albany State Register
Albany, N Y Express New York; and Penns,ysna Inqu
cr Phladeiphis Pennsylvania for three sue
previous the Io day Of November next the da,
THOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents,
e. Editors win please copy and send tbe
bills ofce, win containing this notice
HeaJ
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The steamship ply Francisco and
ports IN oregon awaiting at The former te arrival Of the mails
and from returning without
mails and passengers Francisco
regular line OF popeles will kept
freight and transient between Panama and San
cisco. 4 M -E#
The well known steamship SaDds
now under charter To the company peculiarly commodious
her cabin arrangements, will be kept running family
F
One OF e above win keep the connexion
Acapulco and the other Mexican ports.
The connexion maintained by United
States mail Steamship
s,uo.
SueIokee
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DRAPER and T.ilory-wILLIAM TUCKER, late Of The
firm Tucker, Pennsylvania between ~ and
Streets prepared calls from his
iends and public generally having opened 9e md
cloths,
vesrng seeccd by himself with from the most etlense
York Phlancphia, all of which VIII
price; The reputation OF his establish
sufficient to all who may honor him with their
patroparc m garments will be executed
be ready In days 10 show of the handsom
styles been offered In this city,
s,pt2i-.aaw3w
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Sept 5-diy
Pacific Mail StenmshtP C0mpany.-Thc only Throu ugh
Line for California and Oregon,

.f-EAan The public are informed that under the
/XENTW rangemenu df this company, inspected
S<Mk4B and approved by the Navy Department carry
ing the United staes nails win leave
Panama and San Francisco 18th month";
unless detained BY unavoidable accident Acapulco
San and Monterey The following packets belonging
the racine Mail steamship Company, which
10 nov in the Pacific.
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FNxH pressy for government service, every
~p4k&dH taken in their construction, engines
tatnsure strength and speed accommo,
daons io passengers unequaed Tor elegance
fiice o passage from New York Liverpool $3.50
Ga5. t9.'f = = - 'f - .N'' -o'''
An experienced surgeon will be each ship.
No berth can be secured until paid for.
The owners of these will gold
baion, specie Jewey, stones,
aahg are signed teeior, and the
pAr or \
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University Of Maryland
viii begin "Wednesday the 18th day of Octo
L bcr, 1851 and ciose Ist March. ia3a.
Nathan 4. Smith, NJ D., Surgery #H.#s
William H. A. Aiken, N. ID, Chemistry and Pharmacy.
samuel Chew NJ D. Therapeutics Maea Mdica and Hygiene
Joseph Rohy, N. ~, Anatomy and Physiology
william Power, NJ. r., Theory and Practice Of Medicine
Richard H. Thomas Midwifery and Diseases of Women and
Children. .-l.#.. ....
George w. Miienbersrr, NJ d., Pathological Anatomy
The ample opportunities for the prosecution Of practical
q a moderate expense .
Clinical four times week. ny Froiesors smth ana row
Tnfrmny, with the privilege OF daily visits 70 ts
wards, without charge 10 the student n,r ms ncset
90 70 e83 practical snstomy Sio matc
WILLIAM r.. A. AIKEN, Dean,
Baltimore, August !, 1851. hMe-2awt'aoc.
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once Of Trsnsportation. Baltimore an" Wa"s.
aa u Itailr~ed Company.
nIC KErs this ONCE TO New YORK; fn"
i ndclphis Pftrhurr, and Wheeling ......-..,.--.-
An will accompany inc evening "" ""'
and she charge Of All baggage for New York. -
Wr-t Mt the Relay ether morning W
vepipg with train from Baltimore.
passenger trains daily and m creepy
ON sunday, trains vixi 8, M sna p p ~"
Aug @-dn HWr ~ H. FA"so'', "s'
Ia, H. CIIrsKEt, Architect and Civil Engneer, -
r.moved Travers's building, norm sne ~
west ~" ~"
ssss.sa airsrt kcm Paris. FRANCk TAYLOR.
Mayo a e.
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Canton maattngs, FLOOR Oficloths, CArpctirE, Sc
THE subscribers receiving, per schooner Statesman,
i New York
50 pieces - heavy white Canton mattnss
81
Ga do
DO 4 do red do
do
do ~ do fancy do
do super Engisl, oicoth, lsfe wide
do American oicot, from twelve to eighteen feel
wide
IS do Iow-pced American oilcIoth, six feet
wide
10 do Cocoon matings, for basement, kc
Also constantly full variety OF i'm
ported and American capcting such
Tapestry velvet tapestry Brusssis English and American BRUSSELS
imperial ply, ingram, tine ingram, low
priced hemp, and both striped and PLAID together
every furnishing which
prepared fully offer good terms
other dealers In this country.
Apl6-u y. II. HOOE co.
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n pENOyAL.--DuvALI BROTHER, merchant taior-, have
Of friends
that and elegant Just
erected on AZ and 9Th
square They jus rerned from New
richest and elegant
-.ments goods whcp they prepared
otdc In their usual style OF elegance u..,
DJvALL BROTHER
N. d. Wanted, three drstratc coat hands
cpt 1s-di W AGO. rH
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University of yirxinia.

TUE heAt annual University Virginia viii
menee the h OF October, and without
u e 2h Of June The University tbs following schools
aud lectuIeship,
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General Agency al washington. D. G.

DY A. M. FARoUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg Pennsylv.nis
u for claims in the with Mes
co. the with Great Britain and the Flor
\ y I. +
For pensions, bounty land or scrip.
Lo~dw attend the purchase and sale Of bounty
land order.
Patent OfecThe applications for patents procuring models
drawiner win Intended all their various branches
Ge~eral OeeA claims the department viii he
settlement Of consctors quarterly accounts pay o.
ditto facilitated, he
New Orleans Delta, Nashville Union, Mobile ADVERTISER Louis
Louis New Cincinnati Gazette indianapolis
sentinel New York Herald Detroit Press vii, publish q
Of a. this once, accompanied
with 4 naper. June 24u
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ruJs institution PLEASANTLY situated on the Georgetown
Heigh~-the prospect embracing the city o washington
the miles, and the town OF erandrn " - ae
Of boys The benefit of good,
Christian education, II seeks 10 combine the advnnnges
Christian home. 4I.. - -. e.
The regular vii, begin November Parents who or
aov desire admission confer with the Rector
Of pupils, or for iuher niofmauon may
be addressed, -, ...,, ,,or,v ,.o.u.,o.n n =,
References The Bishop of Maryland and Hugh Dsysy Evans
IL D Baltimore T. r. Chambcs Kent county ND aaron
o. Dayton esd Fourth Auditor cf e Treasury WasnnsIon Evan
Iyons ESQ., esaetown w. Beverhont Thompson f'ttsooo
Nor,I Carolina, Col Miller iiaIlowe, 81 Mays, Georgia
seot l6-2aw4w +
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,. w. MAURY 4 Co. MAsAaxRs.
$4,000 200 prizes Of $500.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit Of Moaongalia Academy,
Glass No. l6l, for 1851.
TO be drawn IN Alexandria, Va Saturday. the LIST
ber, 1851.
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nuuIP RARTON KEY viii attend 20 any business
before either Of the courts o. h DIS
and will the prosecution OF claims osoe 70"
reeu am the Departments. Once on Z street. = -.
i WAss,wsroR, July ia, lsA- FH-"~A
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Leaving New York Chsgres llh and 18th
month.
The III Dorado and the Falcon will form direct line
between New Orleans and Chage leaving such periods will
little detention The hmns and
with the Pacific steamships through line and from New Orleans
and Mckee, California, Oregon. Pasags from New
Orleans be secured from Lawraon, Co.,
That place.
The fare through tickets New Yorh San Francisco has
been fsom--A 4.a4a-
IO In lower cabin 10 IHW
The from New York Chagrcs will be the adopted
by any between psrz
Each allowed $50 lbs baggage free, not
n cubic feet.
Freight be Cbagres 20 foot and from
Panama San Francisco al the rate OF Sloo per ton
behs apply the office Of the 81 and 50
their agency No. III West street. New York
city. A~-dv
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lTHE MODERN FRENCH cOOK-a praSticai 9aaSs
culinary NIL its branches, adaped ~ wen nS ~
o psvats families h CAsnsa
FHncaeli. volume, evo $40 pases, with numerous !"
| ussrstions Price u ss ~. wr -
oaVl - H#L s EAANS~ =" -s1~'-
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Tickets Sl0-Halves $5-Quarters So SO. 90
Certificates of packages of 25 whole tickets, Sli1 %
Do do 25 half do ~ %
Do do % quarter do 35 oO
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JAMES L. EDWARDS, late Commissioners Of rsn-
siop Smith, .formery OF Ogdses
burg New York opened office in Washngton city for
the claims before Congress and
the executive departments general government TbeS proa
m their be ntrusts>
10 their care be made members Of ms aT
Conrre -
Hotel, viii be duly attended 10.
/ Sppl lO--dly
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TEom dyTsd Hsnnsn, esq, Of he Neg oTlsan' bar.
BosroH, Sep g. 1850.
Mssss b BRows: Genlemen-I much pleased 10
engaged publishing revised edition
Civil Law No work In the English
the subject il to be compared with for the fuRess
doctrine conveyed throughout IL.
publication present. has received
appreciation learned and lawyers
deseedy The compIers Of the Cod. Napoleon
copousy for their Napoleon hase sudied
which for the singular
Of his observations and decisions during the
OF his code DomA should and hope
will, be fonn library Of every American lawyer.
nur nhedicnt
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Tickets S0-Haves @5-Quariers 81 So
Certificates o packages of a6 whole tickets, s3o 90
i,o half do 65 90
Do 26 quarter do Il so
of packages the
the prompt attention. and
drawing Immediately AFTER
all who order from
Address J. & C. MAURY, Agents,
oct2l Alexandria, Virginia
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
Letter of Genera, Scott.

At mass meeting OF the Whlg citizens
Of Western PENNSYLVANIA. held al rttsoursh on
"Wednesday las. he following letter from Gen
Scott read
WAsHiNoroN. Friday, August : 1851
GFxNLgNEN have received your mos; conN!i-
mertary invitation 10 meet yOu and other friends 4.
Plt;S5urg cI ne 2uia INST.
THIS ! an invitation extremely difficult 70 rCSiSt
an Il u were possible. or rather proper. for me
considering my pOSluC0-ic accept, certainly
should be IN the midst OF you al the time YOU ap-
pom; FOR truly believe shat there not portion
OF America more remarkable Tor strong arms and
warm hearts ever ready N he cause ot Their cOGn-
;ry and friondS-than the region of Western Penn
sylyaria. With thousands of ny couasynen IA
I'VE and aiopiet-Of that region, have exchanged,
IN peace. the warm grasp of friendship, and with
thousands. brother soldiers have iTOi the battle
fields Of Canada and Mexico. and received taS.r
shouts Of victory NV heart. therefore Viii be with
the meeting OF tire suih INST.
remain. gentlemen. yOpr friend and tellow-clt-
lZen. WINFIELD ScoTr.
MeSsTs T. : Bigham. T. G.. kay. ". A Charlton.
+ harnS J \ oung, Jg., r Porter l.. : Johns, 4.
Bayne ana ( Jones. Committee Of Invitation
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
FArAI RAlLRoAn AcclpENr.-A man, ap-

paIenty about p or 40 gears OF age, was instantly
killed on SUNDAY az Mcrrisania, by being run over
by The O'Clock tram from tins Clly. Deceased was
lying on the track, supposed 10 De intoxicated, and
was passed over by the entire tram, numbering elgh;
cars. He was most horribly mangled, and his muti-
lated remains are undes the she'd al DurelrS Hotel
aw aitng the action of the Coroner. ana the recog
nuon Of h> friends. No blame is attached to the
e.eneer. Who used every effort TO stop The tram a.
soon Is he discovered the man on the track.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
AsxlrM zoe Inlors Those .utrusted


With that duty are corresponding with gentlemen IN
parts of The STATE, lor the purpose oi a>cer,
tanning The residences OF persons proper 10 oe placed
IN the Asylum for Idiots. The las; sdHy Aaro-
cat, publishes letter from Lieut-Gov Church 10
hcn. l.. /. Norton, soliciting hls cooperation,
ard slN.nS The following - ,hs pecuhar.eS OF those
- Be acml,,td: Male. under y years o! age. ,.
Net insane cr deganged Sut 80 n0ecle N lntei.eci
~ 10 oc seleralS considered IDIOT ,. o. frespec-
iaSe parents. without the pecrniaTy ability already
mCrnoucd 1. Free irom any infectious disease, or
great eiSonal ceormly. iilS hoped that there Will
0e bulclng furnished Tor The reception OF the uI-
ioTiunaie> - ear-y As the is; OF October.
AID. Eve Jour
PENNSYLVANIA AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-
TIE Comn.iiiee 10 MAKE arrangements for the hold
4Ig Tie fCnl>s wanna Stale Agricultural t@sr-
the au 80 and 9itA ol OctooeT next, have selected
the field Of DAVID nummel. ESl, one mile aooTe
HalTs burg ioT this purpose, ana advertised Tor pro
po>a> - ieuce IN II acres. 1ney have engaged the
tents used Al the New-lors Agricultural Far. AMI
n,ace ali other nect Ssary angemenis or the hold
lng OF his exhibition. TRe Executive committee
have also prepared ANA had printed me IS OF pre-
uauns 70 oe awaFGed, sld the rules ana regulations
10 govern he cxhlpiuon which are beng ds.'iouiei
Throughout; The State lreha>yVthian
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26

The POTATe AND Corn CROP An lnte.-
lgeni merchant. not dealing either corn OF pcia-
toes. write, as follows. from Western New y ork
" II the appearance Of the rnisS are any indication
of the situation OF the root. the Potatoes must De
nearly total loss III Western Newly OfA. trlst Il
viii not be the but one thing Is certain, ihe
vines are tecay.ns fast The weather, too, j quite
too cool for the Com crop, and think mat crop
must be light one u Western New-fork, II not Al
the West" Albany ETening Journal
SERIOUS AFFRAY.-We learn from The
Hgrfyrt Nd Macisonaa that saturday night last
two men, BY the Names Of O'Haua and ClTa, got
INTO 4 scuffe not iar from Bush Furnace. OHrra
stabbed Clark N FIVE different places. OAe siao
caused Is bowels 20 pr0urfe, but were replaced by
q physician. O'Hsrra las been lodged IA be!-An
jail and alleges that he Vas forced 70 DO "hsi ne
tid n se.i cefeuse Il = doubtful whether Clark
vii recover.
FATAL FIRE DAMP ExPosIoN-An eX-
p.o>.on took pace I9Tl INST. a. james g OF
EeTs mines. hear Po,isylle. causing the Instant,
death Of three men and ser Gus injury perhaps Ge4tn.
OF n.le others. Their names are not gwen.
~ Alexander Gladdlng has been con-
vc,ei IN the I : Circuit Court at Auburn, Of ab-
>tTact,rg noie from q letter al Syracuse, and sen
telcec 70 tie STATE Prison for three years.
fS Hon. Asa G.. Welsh, Free-Soil men-
ber of the Massachusetts Senate from Berkshire,
d.sd ii Lee on the l2th INST
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26

NlRGINIA.-C. J. Faulkner, (Whig,) after
the discussion between the TWO Opposition can
dldateS, Me>>ys. Byrd and Bednger IN Jefferson
county. on Monday las, announced himself aS
candidate for Congress from that District.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26

NIpDLEBURY COLLEGE. - lhe annual
Commencement Of Mlddlebury College took place
on Wednesday the aUth INST, and passed Oh WITH
more than the customary interest, as We learn ron
!. geUtie ieman who present. Among the dis
tineulSned visitors were Senator Douglas OF Ill,
Coz Williams. Senator FOote. an1 Others. We are
informed that Senator Douglas made an eloquent
s-eech ~ a meeting 20 conslde. the prospects ana
,tants Of IBIS tune -h0rored Institution OF learning
ard lacked UP his friendship for Il by the very
liberal suLscr! yt,on Of five hundred dollars, when
ne PAID OIL the SPOT. Senator Foote also made an
effective speech and subscribed the handsome sun
OF ,free hundred dollars for the oeneE- Ot as
Alma Mater With sucn caIltren 10 uphold hef' thls
venerable College need fear nothing. Our MORN
ant spoke n warm terms OF the varlOus lieetdy
exercises Of The Anniversary, aad Of the hsh 'A~
acter OF the addresses Of the graduating g ass,
rBnrllr gton W. r'rrr Pfes'
TIE VAN BuaENs-Ex-Pre @ aa
puren with ms soa Martin and Hr. Blair ia'e slo'
- NJ, Tan Huren'. organ ., Warrington, ouilns
ms ~rra-,or arrived rhlz e-ty *, "a
"a s.cuned ., Ia. Wellani House iDey -
crer,lv TOOK the steamer ani "en' 4oS '
faursnce a fsr as OZceDsburg. 1es'ef-a5 N'aa~
,n, p,-,ce Johu came IA BY The tDfafo i2.i lag,
"a ana took the cars East I" atl = :. "a ,'aaes
HaSt -, rnovenent Of dlstinguishe psisolsssS,
49,, n 40 with the current P"hues Vi tne 1l
shH @ coo IA. Van Brren footprint II, .ns I'm Or
~ eI'a /" - sor,e of az Syracuse on tnc lNA Inc
d,,ar of Tn Palladium may thro" SSrie Hsns "'
the matter perhsps t"''Vs'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
Commissioner orIndian Affairs.

WASHINGTON. Monday. AUG. -, lSoi.
Luke Lea. Commissioner oi Indian AsGrs sad
Ashton White, Seer, taiy. returned nom Minnesota,
Yesterday. We understand they have concluded
very important Treaties With the Sioux Indians
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
N.rloN,I CorroN PLANTERS CoNvEN-

NATIONAL LOTION ILANIEKS (oNNEN-
rIoN-This Convention Is 10 De held az Macon,
ia, Oct -, ani Will PROBABLY spend most OF lis
time N discussing the Slavery question, rise and
ial OF the price Of cotton, &c, ami perhaps make
It's nominations Tor the campaign OF ls52.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
Lg The Spanish War Steamer P':arro
81, ashore on Key stone.

GolD RING FOR DANIEL WEBSTER, or
NewAuK NANup,crt RI We Yesterday had eI-
hbi'ed 70 ~ "a very elegantly carved gold KING. Ol
NCWalk Manufacture. The order was sent 10
Mt>>rs Bally & Co. OF Philadelphia. and from
thence transmitted here for execution 10 Messrs.
George Doughertv & Co. No. o. Maraei-st. On both
SIDES OF tie TiHg the INITIAL " has been carved out
of tie solid gold, and a likeness OF Mrs. Wooster,
which : 10 be inserted ~ II N New ork, Will com
pete this raTe specimen o. American Jewelry. II
Newark Mercury
~ On the 22d, as Barnum's travelling
Menagerie were performing az Gen's Falls, there
came Up violent Stsrm accompanied by very high
vine. The large Pavilion was prostrated and dam
AGED 10 4 cons Gcrab!e extent, frightening and Sc
Vercly. though not dangerously, lnJurng several per-
sons. Through the energy Of the managers, the
ground promptly cleared OF the torn canvas,
broken poles &c, and after the shower the perform
ances were continued to the entire satisfaction OF
the many thousand visitors IN Attendance.
,Aban, Evening journal
- The story circulated in Concord 4
week since, thai child OF Jonathan Ayres, Esq, OF
Canterbury had been destroyed by Wolf, and that
nothing was left but portions OF IL limbs, was trans
mltied 10 New-Nork fact. aud appeared n TIE
Tribune of Monday ia>t from IL correspondent, here
Il there Dc any fond mothers wno have she1 tears
over the incident. ihey can ily them up The story
WAY made without - much a. single circumstance
upen winch 10 found i. Concord nh Statesman,
~ Among the passengers OaulN Scaldel Il
BY the e,Dlosou OF the boiler OF the steamer DacO
tab. AZ Peoria. lew days ago was Dir Edgar Chase.
son OF Mrs Chase Of PaInesvllle also her brother.
MI Barnes. no Was part owner ofthe boat. and has
SINCE died. Eleven persons were Killed by lac e1-
p.oSlOn. ara ten or twelve badly >caldel-
There were 90 or -opersons on ooart-teing mem
ber> Of / families who proceeding 70 Minnesota
10 settle Cleveland Plain Dealer, 2lst-
FoRr;GN LErTERS.-DuIing the year
eFding on tie 55ih of June 1851, OF the many de-
letters transmitted by Deputy fostmasiers 10 the
General Pcst Once upwards OF ninety eight thou
sand OF the We learn. had passed through the BRIT
ash Post Office written from yanous countries IN Eu-
rope. arc directed 10 persons living IN al paris oi
Tie United states. As the postage on them hai oeeh
ega.c 10 Eng and they VIII be returned TO the au-
tIOriit Of tha; na;.on.