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nENTLEMEN's WARES
NJ dozen M undershius,
10 merno and cotton drawers, all sizes
undersbirts
DO merno haifhose
heavy English thread hafhose, the goods
n the
a. 90 country half hose
do buckskn gloves, very heavy
q. beaver gloves, superior
Md gloves, Aesander's make
10 do silk gloves, very heavy
30 pieces pocket hapdkerchiefs, come vsrY superior
ncckte,, handk sfchief
plain coiorcd border cambrc bands erchefs
with oloths, ca.smeres and vengs Of all styles,
VERIFY MlLLER's,
Pennsylvsns avenue, between 7th and 9Th streets,
lA-eodlmif
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EOR Kent, the large and commodtons house In the
first ward occupied by the Brazilian Minister
Por terms apply TO Gen. Gratoi Sir buildings,
Sept 2l--eodtf TinteI.l
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Law AND AGENCY NOTICE.


CONTINUES 10 practise Law IN the Supreme 10 at.as
before Congress-
home 10 obtain Ne aston.
and bounty collect debts dividends iexacies and
tanees Of the United States and in foreign
make Of funds In loans and mari
and negotiate the purchase .nss 80
patent rights, in State OF the Union. - -
Particular attention paid California tile case. e..u. m
10 the United States supreme Couu appeal -s ~
Communicatons prepaid, addressed % sns,hxn ana.
Place. Capitol Ill., Washington, ID. o. viii meet win o,o.s a.
tehuoh' ct2e-diy
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n. wADAwORTH, Dentist. having Pernnn MT y
III located himself Todds Store in Browns Hotel offers his
professional services the citizens OF the District
To the citizens Georgetown generally the Sister Of the
Convent OF the Visitation he would respectfully refer for testimony
OF his skill operator.
WAsHrsoTos, December, 1851.
Dec
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OURS FursI Farsi-WM, b. TODD announces
generally, ladies particularly,
ceyed large and handsome selection fine u OF the
fashionable style and superior workmanship which he
ready for their Inspection and TO which he invites the
all who purchase such ch, durable truly
Portable and seasonabc additions the wardrobe.
This comprises mu pslnneso fiat
and cuf.of splendid black used
fitch, chnchs Siberian squirrel royal ornne Hudson Bay sable
He London beautiful a,sort.
Persian skin goods the above
q n children.
Ladies' Pans made eganlne sacks, richly trimmed fur
Also general OF low priced furs for misses and child
Il-NAw4w
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Beautiful Appropriate Goods for the Hoydays.
CLAGETT DoDsoN have the pleasure Of inviting The aen,
now on sale which viii be appropriate sensible
presents for The approaching noy y , 49,, III. ,,,
wool sas OF anS %senn and , mos. cloths
with overlays, napkins, and doiies to match
Berlin curiousy ornamened with bright col
oed silk in flowers for lamps and toilet bottles,
and Berlin diss for dsans and paror
chairs, and for cake and card baskets
new % S s and sss.a Which as , will
be acceptable than most of the unsuiann articles
above named viii be looked a a., upon
,e happy Of the time their rseepon Every
in city seeing hi, who a. % .ou sSIs One,
possess some OF these goods =, a,rr ,onsoN
Dealers kind, of capetines curtain materials mats
duggss table and toilet goods oeohs aud mnngs Penn'y
T pse i7Neodsaf
pY ADAMS q co.'s Enpre..-for balls, parties sc.
d IS boxes silk hose, all grades ,.,o,
embroidered handkerches, some very beautiful
10 boxes clear lawn handkeI rfei, -, u,,,..
vhits, pisk, and blue .ilks and pspiins
White pink and blue French ms.oe and and .a,Dsa
the season at very low prices rrnn,, . >,,,pp
Pennsylvania avenue, between I'm and sth streets
Dec 27--eodlmif
dressing ROBEs-A further supply robe. de ehambrs OF
and elegant cut and finish introduced this fall by
Dec 27-3,ifeod Under Browns Hotel.
DOCKwELL's Spanish and Mexican Law of Mine.
under Louisiana and Florida
United statesvol l. containing
Translation Of the Mining Ordinances oNew Spain Gsmboss Nj
ming Laws relation Mines Of Gold, Silver,
a%s s '
Ferdinand VII OF the Laws and
Mines and the Eght OF
hold Estate and Extracts from Public Docn
and California relation TO Mines and
with Digest Of The Common Law the
and Mining by John Rockwell counsellor
FRANCK TAYLOR.
Al.s The Civil Spain MeIieo and Refer
nd History of
with The Mexican Congress by G.
schmidt, counsellor at law, New Orleans. vol, le3l
Dec 10
MAGNIFICENT Pianos Music, sxc.-Just received per
MI Maryland and schooner seguin, from New
Of pianos. My comprises
XIV and centus 81 On, and 7ocave
purity ceebra
manuactory Chekeng Boston, whose instruments
highly approved pians In this county, who
gold medal for the Worlds Fair London
7oct1ve pianos, from the best New York manufsc
second hand pianos for sale low Second hand
pianos en- part payment Tor
received weekly, and sold as low In
this
Dec 94-eo3t RICHARD DAVIS.
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NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS JUST RECEIVED
IN subscribers respectfully visiting and
esdent ladies the following, viz;
25 dresses rich brocade silks
IS do do light coIoSed do for evening
10 pieces very rich figured silks, style
Is do do wnered silks, colored and black
rs pieces rich yard wide watered popns
Is do real Irish watered popns
80 do French mernos Fhibes shade
10 do quality yard wide velvets, all colors
SO do designs French cashmeres
terials which but
pleasure be exhibited all who
call.
In French embroideries, &C., name ....,.
Lace trimmed chemisets, entirely and beautiful w
trimmed sleeves and cuffs
French embroidered and lace collars, cuffs
Richly embroidered and lace trimmed handkerchief
Swiss and cambria collars and chemsets, &C.
All above named goods quite and well worthy
attention purchasers. l,.s.
HOOE, BRO, l. CO.,
Nov 3D--4wf Penn. between 7th and 9Th
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
MORSE LINEJ
w.sHroros oruou FrsssvLvan. AVENUE
FINN house Of National Hotel, Noe

wasuseror orrou, rsrssvtvAsts AvrSur,
Finn Of National Hotel, Noe
UHE line established company United
States and consequently ode-tthe pioneer line extending
between Washington Baltimore Philadelphia New York. and
delivering receiving the Haye
Grace Wilmington, Trenton, Princeton, New brunswick
Ciyhe only line country present
up wiresha. lately undergone repairs
deliver number which
be required of for the accommodation Of the public with
accuracy fidelity hitherto unequaleJ This line
companies Morse lines north,
extending already 6een thousand miles, either
be delivered desired The
OF this line have lately thoroughly ystemazed bust
both its transmission and mode Of delivery
charges equal special favor~ With
for possessed this company every
ifthey do reliable
graphing The offices Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company
Wassgton Pennsylvania fifth house OF
Hotel, BALTIMORE No Exchange south Gay Philadelphia
No 0I Chestnut street. Quincy Granite buildings New
Hanover street, corner OF Beaver.
VIM SWAIN, President
March 1I-3md'
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Notice 10 the CITIZEN. OF Warrington.

THE OF hereby give notice that they viii meet
i daily their N the o'clock a
O'Clock, hrs day Of De
Sundays and Christmas day excepted
purpose that be pointed the
lists subject school the ending
OF present month"; December) and Of adding
the Of subject the said school
W IN hav e h.refrom.
The Board would particularly call the Of all the fact
no
subject school
white male citizen OF OF the
upwards do well whether
said lists and If omied notice 10 the Board Of
may be added and returned for this year.
r. Z. HARkNESs,
GEORGE H. PLANT,
VALENTINE HARBAUGH,
WASHINGTON LEWIS, Assessor.
JEREMIAH HEPBURN,
DANIEL r.. KEALEf,
DAVID HEPBURN,
Dec I3-eo3l
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BY A. OR ZEN, Auctionssr.

GOOD HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT ave
TIONOn Friday, the I'd Of January shall SELL
gentleman declining housekeeping
10 O'clock good lot of household
viz:
Mahogany sofa, chairs, and ottomans
DO marble-top centre, and pier tables
Do bureaus, washstand, and racks
Do dining and breakfast tables
Parlor, chamber, and step carpet, mating
Feather beds holsters and pillows
Mattress, quilts, comforts and blankets
Paror, hail. and chamber
Bedsteadr, toilet andiruns, shovel tonFs
Flowing blue dinner complete
Chinn
A good OF table and glass
al lot Of kitchen mention.
Terms All OF and under s25, cash , credit Of
sixty and ninety days for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
A. GREEN,
Dec sd Aucioneer
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CoLItcroR's oruor, CRY Hal,
December 9, 1851.
NOTICE Tsr-payers-Notics Is hereby that
IN yerisemont OF delinquent will be published within the
month The undgned respectfully the law
him discretion The but obges him TO enforce
and sale Of all
which 0 and unpaid.
Dec7-eodtJnnlii r. j. ROCHE, Collector.
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nRy GOODs.-YERBY n MILLER opening a very
~ choice and cheap stock Of dry goods, such
Cnshmeres and de laine, all prices
Plain plaid and brocade ska
Waier.d popins
Merinoes, all shades, and yeTy cheap
Parametto cloths
as a bombs all grades
With various other descri puons Of mourning goods
A yery large assortm of csmlnc muslin bands
styles embroidered linen caBbc and clear
lawn handkerchief, very cheap
hleIsnders best Md gloves
goods adapted ladies' and prices
that fail to please.
VERIFY MILLER
Pennsylvania avenue, between nh and sth
Dec l4-eodlmf
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NEW hand pt.uos.-we have Tor private
several very superior piano oes which will be sod ys
great bargains . -
DYER n MCGUIRE,
Dec l6-cod3t
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C."so" m.tting'. Floor oiisisths. o.rpssssv, Sc
THE subscribers receiving per schooner Statesman
i from New York i
50 pieces - extra heavy white Canton mating.
20 50 do do
do "a DO do
4 redo ed do do
IS 54 s6-4do do
10 do a. do fancy do do
2 do super English oilcloIh 10 feet wide
do super American oicloIh, from twelve eighteen ss
wide ~
IS do low priced American olelol, from sir se
10 do Cocoa msinas, for basement, sc.
Also, constantly hand full every i'm
ported and American Competing, such -
Tapestry velvet tapestry Brussels English and American Bsse
imperial and ingram, and ingram,
priced rag, hemp, and both striped plaid together
every line for houe furnishing We
fully determined offer upon good any
other dealers in this county
Ap l6-n p. II. HOOE 4 co.
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DANCING ACADENY.-FisstC 0uAye.--MT y. II. Liable
the citizens Of Washington George
town. andIa, dancing The
will Thursday November his
Thomas Parke south side Of Pennsy
avenue, 9th h slree opposite Browns
Days Of tuition Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Ali fashionable dances will be introduced and taught
l4-du ..#
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NEW CLOAKS, Sc.-Just received
" very rich velvet cloaks, style
10 rich cloth cioaks, handsomely trimmed
10 rich velvet sacks, with hoods
rich cloth sacks. with hoods
5very rich velvet maniilas, styles, &c.
To which respectfully
making rer selections feeling confident entire satisfaction
particular be given.
D-d4wn HOOE, BRO. d
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THE Political Works of John q. Galhoun-b~saa
disqusiiion discourse the eonsn"
ton and the United States vol L. so6 pages oc
avo TO be followed by others. For sale singy or togehsr
10 FRANCR TAILOR
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Bank of the Metropolis,
WAsHisaTos December ~, 1851.
HIs Bank viii be open Christmas day. the a5h
l. the Isl OF January.
Notes days should attended
Wednesdays previous thereto.
Dec %, "a, 30, 3i--if
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CARD-The undersigned would iniotm their customers that
n their bills viii be rendered them before
oftho coming would here take
that 1t viii be favor all whom
would call and make em early .etnamcn either with
the money notes at short dates.
25-d5uf BARNES n MITCHELL.
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JAMES L. EDWARDS, late COsnsnissioner PEN
and Simeon Smith, staw, formerly
burg, New York. opened Washington city
The transaction business claims
the executive departments the general They
Use their uBremied attention
TO their Reference he any
Congress
Letters paid addressed
Hotel, VIII be daily attended 10.
I0-diy
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SIGNoR VITO vIrIs CLosING-oUT sALE.-on Tuesday
- December 3d. commencing at O'Clock CsTusi'
without without regard
collection of marble and
mache Dresden rich and Bohe
articles unsed which
splendid Barrocco Mosaic abss
Florence.
N Purchasers sales respectfully
receive their goods, this will
be the grand sale of the season. DYER MCGUIRE,
=
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THE steamer Je,yess leaves baltimore
eSne this day O'Clock for Norfolk and Portsmouth,
2R carrying great southern mail Dec so--dA
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Mr. GOODALI, Musical Director and Leader. No
wi uona' Theatre Washington begs pre-
pared 20 make arrangements attend balls assemblies
nc, sc.
His long experience musical leader
band London, snd the musical England
onnvsled bali room band his disposal give
he will be able 70 give satisfaction 10 his patrons.
AsnFemens made 20 supply rispisss. Tor portion OF
hsnd" II INC iul company Is not required Address
Mr.. oOODALL,
- Wllard's Hotel, Washington
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U,yo FINE ENGLisu-BuILr CARRIAe GEES AT PR

WAITE sALEThe subscriber would respectfully inform
bers The public that he has for sale
built carriages, Imported and used bu, ts
by his erceIency Minister One chaiotee with
SPRING Barker, Chando London the
carriage In EuopeD'oay style the other handsome
Droughsm, for two horses.
Tbs considered be the hand
soonest and Of any city and will be sold
and on Apply Mr. Thomas Smith, the
corner and Pennsylvania where they be
seen, OF the subscriber. a GREEN
Dee is-Naw2. Corner OF 9th street and Penn avenue
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Tho following Address written by gentleman OF high
distinction in the political I'D literary circles of The
try, spoken at the reopsnng OF the National
Theatre in this city.-EpIToR Union
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I'm and after Monday, December m the
" Washington and Baltimore will be follows
Leave Washington al 6 and e. a ~, m, and 5, p.
Leave Baltimore at and e. a aud and u, p. m,
The.secopd train from Washington and from
will with the and from Philadelphia
r, IA. PARSONS,
Nov 9e-du Agent
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dressing further supply CT robes de chambre
u introduced this fall by
| STEVENS.
| Dec o7-3llfeod Under Browns Hotel
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browns Hotel, city OF Washington.
HE propeors respectfully that their establishment
open for the reception Of guests Its 'front.' Is Of white
covering Pennsylvania
They the largest
with all the mod
and adordns desirable convenience and
newly superior .l, and
spared even worthy Of the public patronage.
r, p n NJ, BROWN,
Dec 6-eod2w Proprietor..
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I,URNIsuED Rooms for Rent.-SeverA large and neatly
the dwelling occupied by NJ A.
stettnius Louisiana avenue, nearly opposite the City Hall
Nov ls-eod Inf
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ELEGANT New silks Just rcccived.-We
decidedly goods
fore exhibited in this city the prices o which guaranty
below the import, We invite the early
and strangers, particularly the ladies' satisfy
the truth OF assertion.
Dec 2a-diw CLAGETT NEWTON, MAY, h co.
GPLENDID NEW STLISs-CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY
co. respectfully ladies' resident .o
iouners, Washington they pieces
cidedIy the goods k exhibited
CITY, very recent importation the prices which guaranty
low cost TO import
Dec 29-d2w cLAcETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
JUST OPESEDTbe particular attention Of ladies il requested
j the following
20 very superior and cheap long cashmere shavs
10 tns Scotch long sbswls, high colors
70 dozen superior silk hose all grades
10 boxes superior embroidered handkerchief.
The above with variety goos
worthy the attention Of buyers,
VERIFY A MILLER,
Penn opposite Centre Market between and h streets
ts-lmif
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-02-27
THE PORK BUSINESS.

As the pork season has now closed We
have called upon our packers in this place
and ascertained that the number of hogs cut
to be as follows: By Messrs Green &
Stone ii, ,l50 hogs, and Mr. Jos. Bennett
1850, making total for the season Of
l5,4OO, of this number there were slaueh-
tered by Messrs Green & Stone 8 9,40O.-
We also learn, upon careful examination
of the pork business done here, and at
points back of and in this immediate vi
ciniiy, that there were cut last season at
the several points, "a, 500 hogs, the aver
age of which were 1875 pounds, making
4,777 800 pounds. This season at the
same points, Is, ,300-average weigh, 100
making 3,66s, 900 pounds, which shows
falling off of $500 hogs, or l,ll0,50o
pounds. This may be relied upon as
correct statement, as the falling off, if any
thing will exceed our estimate. In addi-
ton to the above, the country was nevers so
bare Of meat, or the hogs sold as close as ut
present. The proceeds Of the hogs cut in
this place is as follows: 1926 barrels mess
pork 92O NJ. .. pork; 800 prime pork
III clear pork; 4 332 Dbl. pork; $50 900
pounds lard: % 500 hams; % 900 should
ers, and 1000 sides in bulk; 8 800 hams
and 5000 shoulders in pickle.
During the season, many choice lots Of
hogs were brought here.
Mr. Richard Burge brought 90 hogs
which averaged 260 l-3 pounds; Mr. Ca.
rothers so. 257 2; Mr. John Ellington
10, 266 l-3 one Of which weighed 629
pounds, and so selected from his 10. aver
aged 2S7 l-2. Mr. L. took the premium
Of the season offered by Green & Stone.
We should judge from the scarcity Of
hogs this winter, that they will be less in
number next from the reason that but few
stock hogs have been kept on account OF
the high price which has prevailed
Pork will commnnd as high price next
year as this, and we should not be sur
prised if it was 81 to 81 80. .Huseat'ns
Journal.
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AccoUcHsENr or A LfoNEss.--On Thursday
last, magnificent lioness belonging to the mena-
gerie of Raymond & Co., wintering in this city,
gave birth to three whelps, the first ever dropped
west OF the Allegheny tiloun.ainsj and they are
very naturally looked upon as the curiosities Of
the Gay. They have been taken from their dam,
and gave in charge Of slut of the bull dog breed,
who takes the same care Of them that she does
Of her own progeny. Mr.. Ballard, the manager
of the menagerie, has presented one of the whelps
to Erasmus b. Dennlson, who intends to rear il
and have it domesticated about the house as
watch dog, and it is needless to say that he will
want no better guard over his premises. The
mother of the family has produced, within tho
past three years, upwards of twenty of these
royal sons and daughters, and out of that num-
ber never has raised but two pairs. The climate
here appears to agree with the new comers, and
they may possibly live.-Cincinnat Eaquirer.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-02-27

ANDRE.-Was the life of Miss Moncriefr ever
written-I mean the celebrated daughter OF Maj.
Moncrief, of the British army, during our rev.
oution? Several biographical notices were
written of her, but not the events of her whole
life. She was more dangerous spy than Andre.
She managed TO become an inmate in the family
of General Putnam, who commanded at West
Point, and in her drawings and groupings Of
flowers gave her father, who vas at the head of
the engineer department, the plans and state Of
the forts and defences. Col. Burr. who was aid
to Putnam, discovered the stratagem. Sne fell
victim, it is said to his arts, and afterwards be-
came the mistress of several distinguished off,
GERS, and died many years after the peace in
England. poor ard neglected. Her father died
in New York, in 1871.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-02-27

Our CENsUs.-The London News, referring
to the forthcoming census of the United States,
says: startling as the results have heretofore
been they are destined to be cast completely into
the shade by those about to be disclosed by the
present census, which will exhibit an instance of
material and industrial development unparallel-
ed in the annals Of nations"
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-02-27
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS OF NEWS.

CURIOUS CASE OF FoRGERY.-The Wash
ington Republic says:
':The most remarkable instance of forgery of
which we have lately heard has transpred with
in few days past in this city. A gentleman,
ambitious Of place under Government, and fall
ing to obtain all appointment in the regular way,
stole, took or procured from the desk of Secre-
tary Stuart's office, the skeleton form Of an ap-
pointment to the Census. Office. Mr.. Stuart's
name was already appended to it, and the aspi
rant had but to insert his own name and few
other interesting to himself Thus fortified, he
presented himself to Mr. Kennedy, who had him
sworn in, assigned him desk, and set him to
work at simple addition. so much practiced in
this office. Mr.. X. who has himself gone much
further in the arithmetic, brought to bear upon
his new clerk and his credentials such powers of
analysis as soon led him to conclude that there
was screw out somewhere; and only few
words with the Secretary were required to make
the case very clear one. How it came to pass
that the novice got wind Of the detection we do
not know but this we do know, that when
sought for soon after, he could not be found
He had exhibited clerkly talent and business
knowledge of high order, and was too modest
to await the measures Of approval they were
destined to bring him"
Horrible AFFRAy, ALL FROM A kIss.-Capt.
J. NJ Martin has given us some particulars OF
attraV NhlCn occurred at Snlft-tall Btnu,
Miss f. p. Johnson, planter. gave party,
at which Seth Cox and lady, DR.. Gilbert, and
many others, were present. Daring the evening
son of Mr.. j., who had but lately returned
from school, avowed his intention to kiss every
lady present. Accordingly he commenced by
kissing Mrs Cox. Mr.. G. became angry at this,
used harsh language towards the young man,
and slapped his face. This led to general fight
Bowie knives We're drawn, and in the affair Mr.
Cox. DR.. Gilbert, and young johnson, were dam
gerously wounded, and three or four others Sc
verely DIR. Gilbert was cut in the head, and the
blood gushed from the wound to the ceiling
Mr.. CoX's brother had ntimated that if his broh-
er recovered he would settle the difficulty. We
believe Seth Cox and lady are both from this part
of the country, and we'll known here.-Louis-
uiAe (Ky) Journal.
DEATH OF REV. WALTER CoLroN.-The
Philadelphia North American announces the
death of this celebrated divine and well known
author He was at his death, and for some
wears previous, Chaplin in the navy of the T. S.
During the late war he was appointed Alcalde
of Monterey, which Office he filled with ability
and general satisfaction. He has also written
several very interesting "sea-faring" works, and
also a late volume on California. He was man
of fine talent, sparkling wit, and hearty hnmor,
endeared to all his acquaintances, and viii be
widely mourned.
ANALYSES OF NATIVE GoLD.-Ihe following
analyses of different varieties of native gold were
made by Prof. Level and published in the 'An-
NJ Il icSs 1T arIs