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Alexandria Boat.
- The favorite steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON
will depart following hours. coach
k with the boat in Washington Boats fare laS cents;
coach 6X leave the Capitol io the boat
9x, II, ], IN, andf
Leaves Ale xandria at 8, 9b, IL, l, ~, and 4.
Leaves Washington at g. i04 Tx, IN, 34, and M.
Nov II-dtf JOB CORSON, Captain
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VELVET snh Cloth Cloaks and sncks.-we will open
this morning handsome assortment Of rich embroidered and
finish velvet cloaks Also and
sacks style y embroidered nan, cloak beautiful Ao,
small consignment Of Martini Fitch, Hudson ssbe
victornes and
WALTER HARPER co,
Dec e3teodif Pennsylvania av between 9th and 10th sts
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WILLIAM TUCK Isil, TaIIor-I~ne Il Tack
er' building Pennsylvania avenue, between -Four and ha
calls the attention OF members OF
Congress, the public generally 10 hts large and
all Of
whir he il 20 style L
Of hose ne rich,
admired
quality, comfort and being determined do bos
the cash principle motto Is small profits and quick
All kinds of military garments made manner
cord The late regulations.
Wanted three good nnds but the best work
need apply. Nov 2O-a1wim
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7 OsT BOUNTY-LAND wARRANT-Lapd warrant 1896
IL subscriber, Washington (wo private
H. c. Bnehanan' b. i insnuy under the act Of
the rocket of Jas b. Boke
hereby cautioned against purchasing the said land
fEIEh GhLLh1hEh
Dee li-law6wt
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EsAMMRAGRg

In Barton, Nov. 10, by Rev, L. H. Stone, Tlmoth,
c. Mansfield and Miss Eveiips N. Morse, both of
Barton. l-4a ,-.rrf
In Glover, October 40, by Rev. 7. J. Tenney, Nj
Freedom Gates, Of westnorc, and Miss Loviua NJ
Luce Of Braintree.
Nov. 2,by the same, Mr. John d, Wooley ofLow
ell, and Miss Augusta Dix, Of tho same place.
Nov. 4, by the ssnso, Mr. b. f. Jones Of Manehes-
ter, N. H., uuri sitES.stiry frust Of Clover. Z
Also on the saip@ day, Mr. Loring Frost, AID Miss
Mahala Stevenson, both ofGloyer. tNt' iG
Nov. Q, by the Same. Mr. Clifton Williams Of GLOW
or and Mrs Marietta Stanton, OF Barton.
In bloomington, by gAucs, n. Cook, Esq, Mr. lie
vi F. Conn aud Minis Aimin Wilson, both OF Salem.
In BratileboFe, &o~. rs, ut the Revere House, Mr.
Elijah Amidon, OF Chesterfield, N. w., and Miss
Maria A. FAIR Of Newark. fr.ab
In Derby by Rev. James Smith. Mr Somnel Niles
Of Newport, and Miss Ellen d. Williams Of Derby,
B5 the sane, in Newport, November :, AIR II.
Aerie Nichols Of Bre~pingiou and Mis- Alnira' A.
Coan " Salem,
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STATE or YlRMoNr.

d str.ct IL Caledonia a.
The Hon. tho Probate Court f0r the dklrct Of Cal
elOnini
To all persons Interested la tho 'EslAio Of Elisha
Mhpple, late OF ~. Johnsbury. IN tho district Of
ClJelpnia, deceased, GHEhrisa,
Wy HkREAS, Winthrop True Esq., Admin aifa-
w tor of THE Estate 81 snid doscased, hath pru-
tsnoi b said C,art his petition Ia writing setting
forth the anouni af debts due from said deceased
together with the charges 81 administration, tho ~
mount OF personal prpperty inhis hands, and she
amount and situation OF The real Estate IL tho dr.
ceased by which n appears necessary 10 Mise a
sum Of nearly five hnnJrd llolhia 1ou the sRlo OF
The real estate TO enable him to pay said debn and
charges and hath further represented b. said Court
that part Of said real estate cannot be Aod with.
nut INJURY 20 those lnisrested In the remainder, he
therefore prayt said Court % grant him license In
sell the whole Of the real etaie Of said deceased
cScept the dover 81 tile widow therein, but inund
ms the reverslon 'herro or the purp0fts aof aad.
ihercfore.it IL ordered that all persons interested
bc notified 20 appear ~ n session OF said Proba'e
Court 10 BE- holden At tho Probate ONCE In Dan-
vile in said district, the 32d dny q Dccenibvr,
A.D 1901, that they may give bond, for the pay
ment of the debts and CHARGES ~ administration,
or show cause why license should not be granted ~
~, csadi To- Which purpose IL 10 further ordered
that copy of tha record Of this ordefbe pnhlsh-
al q zoe weeks hneceViyely in the Caledoiiian, a.
newsl apor prinlei Vt ~. JOhnsbuTy, il said dis-
1ret, MI -et qualifications rzii Trrvvuuy 10 Sad
time appointed Tor said hearing'
THERON HOWARD, Judge.
Attest ~ THERON HOWARD, J@iss..
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BRfGnrON MAKkE'r, Nov. la.


Al market l6ho best cRttn, 100 stores, 20 pairs
working oxen, III cows and calves, $500 sheep and
lambs, 1000 Swine. > so d.
PmcEs. Bs&S Cattle---EStra 500 lat quality 81 al
quality, So 4 SdSdo. 81 ~. Il
Storey earlings z, bales 2 years old ioalaase;
years old ~ 22a30.
Working ONen--T5, go, rs. f0oaIo5
Cows and calves---s2D, a.. 90, BOa4O.
Sheep and Lambs-S1i, IlR2 Extrn sa4.
Swiue---Sia4ioi retail 4lRblc; Fat Hogs 4ic.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MkRKET--Nov. 10.
AT market 7TlT cattle--about 100. beeves, and
ls47 stores, consisting of working oxen, COWS and
calves, and and 3 years old.
PRIcEs--Markei--Exi beef 500; lat quality O,
I'd quality 81; I'd quality 8; ordinary 81.
Hides S4t cwt. Taow 8.
Veal Calves e3a6.
Storea-worling oxen--STl, 70, SO, 100 aio5.
Cows and calves--s26, All, 80, IS, 81, 4ou4s.
Yenrllpgs-Sa ala.
Two years old-Si0, n az.
Three years old--Sl7, 3b.
Sheep and lsmbs--40S7 ut market Prices--Ex.
IN 5al0, BY lot, ii 3as
Swine sa7Ici fat hogs Mt 4ia5e.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22

CoUSTERfEIT TnREEs.--Thc counterfeit,
three dollar bills on the Park of Orleans. Iras.
burph, which have lately made their appear
ancc, arc countcrfriis OF another ofthc ecnn-
inc plates Of the New England Bank Co.
which . used At present by large nua,ler
of Banks. The counterfeit Is exceedingly
well executed, aud like the Claremont f;vcs
can be used for other banks besides tho Bank
OF Orleans. The rogucs have at last hit ON
the right spot, We reckon--at least. they have
mNdc profitable move, for the hills will pass
almost anywhere. The result ~ these conn.
tcrfiits will bc. 90 do away wholly with zen.
Graf plates, thin9 which shoal,l have been
done long ago. This new eounfcrfcit can lac
easily detcrtcd, hy observing the bales Of
goods on the right end pfthe hill. On the
original. one Of the bales il mark cd 20 ID. w
i. Another is marked ID X &c. On tho conn
lcrfeit, none ofthese marks appear. Boston
Trdeeiicr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22
FROM CALIFORNIA.
TEN DAYS LATER.

Ngw YoHK, Nov 10th
The new steamer Daniel AYabstet. from
San Juan, arrived this evening with San
Francisco dates 10 Oct 10Th She brinqs
about 400 passengers, 900 gold on freight
and Abdut 500 900 IN the hands Of passengers
Since the, cessation FROM duty of The Wig
ilaBee Committee, San Fnnrisce has hecome
infested with namrrous bands Of desperate
charasferr,and some OF the papers are calling
on tho conmittGe 10 set 10 work Aiain.
Stockton, IN tm early part Of October, ba.
came the srehe oG similar outragrs 60 those
which saSm time since disFraced San Fran
cisco. On the Stf. three men were shot in
the vicinity % Storkton on Saturday even
sfhg an attempt was made TO shoot two others
without proyoration; on the SAINT niaht \
Mexican was most inhumHnly buichercd IN y
Shonre in the outskirts OF the city aud on
Sunday morning. an attempt was made 10
shoot n gentleman. for no reason that he
could imagine. This isa usst unprecedent-
Ell state of things in thai rity,and has excited
oonaislerable sensation In the eommnuity.
PURCHASE fsr rfff nfoftroNs:
TheMonnons have at length taken posses.
sion Of the Rghrho ~ San BcrnNr,linn. near
Las -Angelos. for shigh thew paid $4,000.
$4,000 WAS paid down, aud the reIn1iH5iNF "a
ca bo paid 1.-TWO equal annual paymenis.--
~ heAN W w ANNlE iHNfNNlbN VI Uiilfl " EffNI
city there, and railrond 10 Salt Lake " CON
fdcnuy spoken of II ~ also said that the
heads of the chur'h in Drsrret have given
directions 10 the Mormons in EuF0pe, that all
the emigration must IN future, come bv the
way ofthc frhmuE OF Panama 20 San Diego
The population OF San Bernar,lin is TO be in-
creased by five thousand within the next six
months, II contains within is boundaries
more than eighty thousand acres Of excellent
land, great part of which can he irrigated
The Santa Anna river runs through t. fur.
nishtnga large aud unfhiling supply OF pure
water, and having excellent min seats. The
mountains near arc ,ovcTell with pines SufIi-
cient 10 supply with lumber all Southern Cal
forniA for yeara.
A now weekly religious paper has been
stnrtcd NJ San Francisco, under the ausniccs
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church. II u
called the Californian Christian Ahvorate.
A party offtteen mer had len Nevada city
for tho Yuha, about eve miloA below Roses
Bar, 20 ,bsSirt some John Cinnamon, whose
elaiub had hecn cizral Nv n stroas Gprcc Of
epyiohs homhres. Tho Chinese had bcep for
n considerable time patiently turning the riv-
err, and bad just accomplished their task, and
proved the richness of the claims In one sue
rrssfil days work. when they were ordered
of by Tmrfy Of thrry men. who unceremoni-
ousIy took possession Of both claims and inn
provements, on prctcnec TINT part of them
owned the claims before the Chinese took
them
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She was committed foF examination. The
eoronaFs iaqaesi upon the body OF the child
nesll " verdict OF murder against the
mother. II WOULD appear that she was drv-
On % the act by the feeling that she had no
means Of providing for ilarsoifor the child
ohe 10 about ~ years Of age, and native Of
lieyeFhill, n; II. She has formerly worked
10 the Lowell mills.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22

FATAL ACCIDENT IN wALrnAM.-Twn
boys II years of age, while rambling through
thco%oods .ncaT Prospect Hill, III Wal,ham.
Sunday noon, started rabbit One Of the
boys, named Manson, hal loaded gun in
his hands, and while raising t. to cock il. the
hammer slipped from his fnacrs, and the gnn
was discharged, lodging the charge under the
lctt arm of Henry Stearrs, his compnn;on.-
The charge passed completely through his
body, shots being found between his skin and
under shirt. The wound proved fatal in few
moncnts.--Bosion Journal.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22

NoTIcE.--Persons wishing for license to teach
school in the town Of Greensboro the coming Win
ter arc requested TO call upon the subscriber for
examination, either qp the 29th OF Nov,or the 9th
Of Dec. at O'clock a. NJ, or at O'Clock P. ~, ms
may best suit their own convenience JarpisAed cith
tesfimoniai' ct' goofSotui character J. p. STONE,
Greensboro, Nov. II, 1851. Supt
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light but cArpyaIal gaiped no nov position.
tuesday, The 2sth, there was no hiring OF
any consequences today 10 "a expected there
VIII bp . night attack.
Wedncsday, the goth there was no attack
rs anticipated, last night all things are qniel
up. 70 tiis time II Is my opinion Col. Cara
ssgal "ill have 10 retire from Matamoral IN,
leaa he soon receives reinforccments.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22
KossuTII,s AIMS.

In closing hia Landon speech. Kossuth OK
pressfy said that heNSkd not ask any armed
assistance from other NafOas for the restora.
ton Of Hungarian freedom all he asks Is
that the public opinion OF England may es-
nblisil u 10 DO ruling principle OF tho poll.
Ties Of Europe 20 arknoW ledge the right oil as.
1ory nation 20 dispose pitts own intarnal rom
Germs, and not To give charter 90 the Ckar
10 dispose OF ihe fate Of nations, aud 10 not al
low the interference of Russia in the donles-
tc concerns either of Hungary or Of whaicy-
rr other nations On the continents" and lac
added i-z- t.-.-t--+--
These are the words which again and "a
gain will repeal here IN England aud therr
in the United States. I'll will ~.
peal them viii, the faith of those martyrs Of
old, which has removed The hills AMI the
mountains ! will concentrate MI the IRE oi
my sentiments, all the blood oemy heart,
oil the energy OF my mind, 10 raise these
words high and loud, deep and solemn. till
the almighty echo of tho public opinion in re-
peaiing IL becomes like the laundering trum-
pet before the sound of which tho "Jeriuho''
Of human oppression falls and should this
feeble frame snccumb 70 the longing Of my
! laeaEt- Ia NIX iaIhHTland- independnnL
free, which longing beats everlasting in my
feeble frame As the captive lion beats his iron
cAge--eycn the grass which will grow out Of
my grave will cry ont to Heaven aud TO man.
England and America do not forget tn
your prOnd security those WIN are oppressed
do not grAntA charter TO the Gear 10 dispose
Of humanity. Do not grant n charter 10 the
lcspots 10 drown liberty IN Europc's blood
Save the myrads who else would, and will
bleed; aud. lay not granting this charter, be
the liberalors Of the world r.
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-AHCIiOII!

VNilF Subscriber wilfEell NJ Auction, on fuss.lny
1iilL Of NnXcnllsE. nj 10 nlelaek4 A. ~ !. II klA
dwelling honss, J t'To year old Colts Cow, and \
Cnlycst quuulty of Corn IN the enri 30 bnshel'
q Oats and Foisj ono hone lumber waeon,
Horse hledi one flowl one Harrow, some other
Farming Tools, one Household articles too nu.
meFonA 70 be nAmed-lf not previously s0lt
]. W. DUNCAN,
Burke, Nov -. 1861. TTwi
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SUDDEN DEArH.--Mr Charles Chase, an
old resident Of this town, while engaged in
chopping, about two hundred rods from his
house, on Saturday last, was caught under a
falling tree and instantly killed--the' tree
striking him upon the back of the neck and
tlashing his head against stone. A coroner's
inquest was held upon the spot, and the jury
gave verdict in accordance with the above
facts. He leaves wife and several children
to mourn his sudden and shocking death
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22

So John S. Lee, of Waterbury,, and Henry
NJ Bryant, OF Mortified, were arrested on
the charge Of passing counterfeit money In
Montpelier. on Friday last They were OK
anIned before William Caldwell, Eco, and
held for trial. The counterfciis we're bills
OF tue denomination ofthTee dollars, ON the
Orfeans County Bank. These bills seem TO
90 very plenty, and arc exceedingly well OK
ccuted. Tba public should be on their guard.
p tRfinids Messcnosr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22

BEAUTIFUL TOKEN or REGARD. As the
widow of DIR. Judson was embarkinu for the
United States at Calcutta. n number of noble
hearted and disintcrestcd friends made her a
present OF 5000 rupees or nearly 1900 dollars,
as testimony Of the reverence in which
they held her lamented husband, and tho re-
spect and interest they felt for his bcreaved
family by striking providence she was
preserved from taking passage in the Buck
inghamsliires which was burned in the Hoos-
~ river.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22

TnN SfArE rhIAos,---lYs nud ia lhe
State tApdloF's hspOTt tho Report Of sypeF-
intendent Of this State Prison, Prom this We
learn that there we're IN conhnoniens sent,
1, 1881, 81 conyipts-~z.of whom vert blacks,
and white fenaalss. Tii;. - 10 more than
we're IN Prison on the lat September, 1880,
The income over tbs Ordinary EXPENSES the
past year Is s442 b3l and the superintendent
adds that the Prison " now Ii a condition 10
meet the expenses for she eHt7thrsa yrars.
Probably this 'lhstitudon" has hhvoF been
in better condition Hs 90 is finances, and do
nestle nagenient-thanks 60 is prudent
anti efficient superintendent and 60 the con.
tract for iIs labor with Messra. Lamsoh, Good
now 4 Co
The total amount Of receipts Of the Prisen
ior the past year has bosn s1,sb0, and thc 10.
tal amount ofexpenses, G,7sB.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22

NOTICE TO THE TEACHERS OF
BURKE The Town Superintendent Oh Burke,
win attend the examination at hts dwelling houre
on Saturday 2sth November 7. ". DUNCAN
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22

13l- Merchants and traders should bAar In mind
thnt Is always hes, to do business with responsible
md well established houses. Those therefore who
intend opening new accounts In Boston this fall,
should not fail 10 call upon Whiting. Kshee & y.
loupe, Wholesale Clothiors rs being Of the fra
in the CITY.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22

Ca A young WOMAN named Kate Virginia
Poole, has heaR arrested in Manchester, ".
H., for throwing her infant child from the
rsre, while N uso;itsn. by %bien n was Killed
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22
Cow for sale.

A FIRST RkTE MICH COW, Gs sals, elrht
n Year, Oh, giVios from to 30 quarts ~ mllk
por day. GEO. R0pES,
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LARGE RonpERV-ANorHER Ann Sr.
VicTiM-On Monday evening. John Nj.
Sicarns, Of Vermont. visited Ann street. f,e
the purpoSe of "sccinp the elephant" and
made the ACQUAINTANCE Of one James Sullivan
with whom he entered nm "oyster Saloon." IN
which Sullivan relieved Sicorns' 70 kct nf n
.sH'"t containing Ssa86 ", h.rl hills. sr,,l y
dram on the "Aqawam Bank" Tor i43.it. anil
nindc of with his booty. The North Watch
were informed of the farts nf the rnhhrrv ami
shortly Aflcr. -cnnsiahln r. Sa.iiA-a.A
WatehmIn Jrlhson arrested Sullivan ia n
reom. ~ 2o7 Apn street. and found nnon HE
person $50, and tho DRAFT for 1871. Sui
Ivan. was brought before the Police Court,
YESTERDAY, waived an examination. and in do
fault Of hail, was committed for trial.
LANCE BroUEsrs.--Mr 4. G.. Thompson
member Of DR.. Springs Church. New York
rrrr6''y 'teteHEV' iE1 T'FBJpFty NJ
$4,000. the greater part of whirh he he
qncn,hed TO charitable nsrs.-Annr- Anndr1
heqnc"'s to relatives and friends. &r..amnnnt.
ing in all To $4,000. tho remainder of the
property was hcducaihcd as follows:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22

n WIscoNsIN.-Ih Milwaukee Sentinel OF
the / lth, has returns from twenty-five coun-
ties. Farwell, Wing, for Governor, is i74i
ahead The Assembly, so far as heard from,
stands, Wings, 81. (si is a majority of tho
whole) locofocos, 20, Free Sellers g. The
Senate consists Of 10 members, 10 Of whom,
hold over; OF these the Wings have but L.
OF the chosen, tho Wings have elected Eve.
So that the Legislature will stand on joint
ballot Wings IS, LOcofocos SO, Free Soil.
ers, g.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22

VINO pEPRrvEs IN TAR OF PRoTEc-
-TIoN.p-D During the last session Of CONGRESS
nncfIcrt was made to moliv the tariff Of &c
Thc,obicet was IN provide moro protection
MS well as TO render the valuation of foreign
merchandise lees fnrtuntina than n, tho pres
cnt We have copied in tho table below the
veto IA it WAS given -npnr, ilis question, and
We find il when analysed to be as presented
in this manner:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22
FURS! FURS /!

~ JEwETr * co. have Just received a
hLs handsome assortment OF FITCH md com
mon FURs. Ladies, please call and look at them.
Nov. H. 1851. gs0tf
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BENJ. IsnANrS EsTATE-
BTATE oF VKRMONT.


DisiTiet ~ Esssu, -.
~ Probate Court holden At ihe Proba'c Once In
l.unenhurr, IN sad Dls;rlei, on tie 27th day OF
October A. ~ .if5I,
nOhCAS ISHAM Adfninisirairi1 ~ fiis Tstnte
- ~ llefIPmln hlAm. late ~ Concord 10 saia
district, htvtiscd hiestaie psvsehis 70 thh Couri
here hor pslltion IN writing sdrting forththo amount
nj dehis due from fnld doeeascd N the charges Of
administration, and OF the value Of the prItonni o.
tate, representnF that fle persoun estate "a Insult
neisnt n pay said deb's ana ehargvs, md prRvlnE
The eoau here 60 gant hcr lGoitse 10 coll 80 nueh
n the real estate Of said decreased ~ will be ,ul.
Client for The purpose OF dlschArgng said debit aud
eharges,- Wbersnpon II IA entered by tho court
here that said application lSheard and decldra 1T
Probate Court toer holden az THO Probate Ofree
IN Lunenburg aforesaid on the 2iih dAv ~ Novrm-
.boT. A. d. it6i, Vt o'clock 4. ~, md thai said
Administrators cause all perons Interested 10 ! c
notified o. said application aud Of the time md
place 81 hearing by pnlrllnga copy ~ this nr,lrr
three weeks suceessivcly IN tho Caledmiinn, a
newspaper printed nj ~. Jolntbnry, in tliis State
all 81 which publications shall DO previou. n the
time ~ bearing. true ropv, ITt6wa
Attest, JONAH BROOKS. fudge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22
stray Sheen

A EVE SHEEP came into my Promises sorne
IA two months since. The owner n stlCaired 10
prove property, pay charges and take ih> animal
away. .F JAMES T. PALMrp
ST. Johnsbury, Nov. 10, It6I. 5aews
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22
NEW PATENT
FRENCH POLISH 4!

UNoR Furniture, Marble, Leather, Patent Le th-
H or, Paint, and other surface. Il brings ont
the original color and produce ee Dolish OH fur-
fifHFt. Md a rs Fc Ffeiieh fifSfudetff6E tf.u
u, their peeullaE lnsiFt, Al.o.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22

We give below some ofthc big stories OF
gold hunting as detailed by the California
papers:
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-12-04
Baltimore Correspondence
The Presidents Msssage-Bishop Whitting ham
Kossuth Expected Markets, SC.
BALTIMORE, December 3-5 D. m.

The Presidents Msssage-Bistop IVhitting ham
Kossuth Expected Markets, SC.
BALTIMORE, December 3-5 p. m.
The message of the President has now been
fully and extensively perused by our citizens,
and, with the exception of few who have
adopted fillibuster notions of national law and
national obligations, meets with hearty
approval from all classes and parties than |
have ever known similar document to re-
ceive. The most bitter party criticism can scarce
y discover point on which to hang its censure,
so truly national is it In all its positions and sent
ments.
The Right Rev. Bishop Nottingham, of the Pro-
tsstant Episcopal Church, has just returned to his
residence in this city, after absence of several
weeks, consequent upon the performance of epis-
copal duties in st. Mary's, Calvert, Prince
Georges, and Charles counties lie has visited the
various parishes, confirming candidates, preaching
sermons, and administering the holy offices of his
position with untiring zeal and increasing accept
ance TO both clergy and laity.
The arrival of Kossuth in the steamer Humboldt,
at New York, is now hourly and momentarily
looked for, when the work of preparation for his
reception and welcome here will go on with re-.
full thirteen days from Southampton, which 10
about her usual time of running. Kossuth will
land at Staten Isla nd, and remain there until the
day after his arrival aording him time to recruit
for the fatigue of the honors that await him, and
for the perfection of the arrangements for his re
ception.
In the Baltimore market this morning there we Q
sales of 800 barrels City Mills flour at SO ST., and
to-day 800 barrels at the price In grain ther
is no change to note
No sales at the stock board to- day