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But this is not all When the energetic merchant opens

But this is not all When the energetic merchant opens
his eyes upon the Pacific. he has not TO look for
ward to long and tedious voyage via the Sandwich
Islands Science again has traced out Tor him great
circle OF the globe, by following which he can reach bis
destination the straight line, and in distance OF two
thousand miles less than formerly supposed posi-
be This line stretches from the southern point oil Lower
California through the Aleaiian Islands, TO Changhae
the seaport OF Canton, IN China. &R
When line OF steamers has been placed upon the line
from San Francisco to Changhae. the regular trip IRON
New York to Canton be made in the present state oil
improvement In fifty days With the wind and the waves
favorable il may often be made in forty And when a
grand line OF railway shall span our continent, the lrp
from Canton to New York may be regularly made IN
twenty five to thirty days, and from Canton to London
in foy-one days The commerce OF the world will then
be totally Tevolutonized The San Francisco journals
are now vigorously urging the construction OF yet OF
Pacific Courier find details which show that they have
well considered the subject 1t says
They should be bslt expressly for the trade OF light
ag Of wssI a, @ w aus al
the time They should have large and roomy decks Tor the
op hampeq :. posss that here nothing 10
necessarily catch the wind Their capacity should not be
TSsy should have double essass iS Ss
class Of 1900 tons burden they should be able to carry
NJ least 800 TONS of 40 cubic feet OF freight
The rate Of freight shond bo, general cargo $40 per
ton, and for silks 500 These rates not too high
the probable earnings Of each Of these vessels for
year, allowing them to make three trips each
e, ,SS tons an freight sa at ~ s.o s2 sSS
Passengers say 20 each trip, at $500 each 10000
Do do 50 Chinese, 500 each 5000
Freight from California and way collec tons 900
Each trip $1,000
y
Per annum 207, 900
1.-TWO hundred and thousand dollars to be earned
yearly by each exclusive of the mail contract,
which ought to pay libsralIy This estimate is moderate
and fair"
A few years will bring about wonderful changes The
tendencies of the complicated systems of commerce. and
the relative conditions of Nations will be essentially mod
lures in such rich colos blooming in the orient, will
open its attractions TO nvigorate the arm OF enterprise
The xedness of China and Japan must yield TO The grow
ing wave The tide Of trade sweep before the
wrecks of institutions older than the annals Of mankind
From the coast of the Pacific the eagle of America will
turn his ardent gaze upon the shores OF the cradle
OF religion and civilization and he will hold in his taons
the scep,re of commercial supremacy.
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NAEshLh's he'd spreaAs-We respectfully invite the
Of noosekepcrs generally tho following desirable
colored nne Msr-eles quilts lo< ia, IsA and Ia
- w"cn ~ be offered cheap 10 close out the LOT ~ Il
" me whie IN s'1ss above named, priced
20 faocy-eoiored and white crib quilts = =
law o. tswo =
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The Washington Republic has recently published
summary table showing the population Of the UnIut
States ascertained by the late From that and
following table, showing The number Of Inhabitants q
each national enumeration since the ad option OF the eds
raj constitution #NEH8N1
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SCOTT Keeps Co0l--I have received a small lot Of
y patent ana variety ~
Also baths, bsshinr nbs ShI
dren fancy carriages Also, selected supuv
cutlery, man,ci and cccsns sts
N AHHtt+@s iAtT
Msy9l-seod q, WOODWARD.
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL FOR MARINES AT WASH.
INGTON, ID. G..


ousrsrmastcrs Once, Washington, May ", 1851.
SEPARATE proposals be received this ONCE 10
O'Clock m, Monday, the I'd Of June neIt for supplying
city, from July 1851, Juno 0 1852
quantities wood be required
quarterly acquisitions Of the commanding ofhcsr.
quality oak wood and be delivered corded
such points within the walls OF the marine barracks
The coal be quality
broken weigh 1870 lbs
be point designated ee Of
the United
dressed qusrsermasssr Of the marine corps
MAY <--Nnwt0June
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NEoNTLEMEWN Hats.-sTEvENs hs l"' q.
wo~hcsd fb gsnueens sunn'e,
light well ventilated, and sseans Cai srd see, 81 me A
oppss>A M AdelpAi Theatre.
Nay 96-eo3if
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Canton MattiDgs, Floor OtIcioths, Csrpesapg, Sc.
IIE receiving schooner Statesman,
from New York .t#U.N
50 pieces 4 Ell heavy white Canton msttings
81 do do do
Ga do do do
20 do A. do red checked do do
25 54&64do do do
do do fancy
do super English oiIcloth le feet wide
American olcloth, from twelve eighteen feet
wide
IS do low priced ocoh, from feet
wide
10 do Cocoa manngs, for basement, &C.
poT ed M such
Tapestry velvet tapestry Brussels. English and American Brussels
priced hemp, and both striped and plaid together
with every line for furnishing
prepared fully determined offer good terms any
dealers in county
Apl5-u p. X. HOOE d co.
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The annexed table shows the increase OF populaiN
for each period OF ten years since the census OF 1890
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that rs y hay, s Of the follow
Black ". s sS.ly, f., MOURNING dresses
DO Pouide Sole, Gro de Rhine, and India silk.
DO eo%s.sins and al. warp slpae", very light
sy ~. rst ss.,: ss .sas. md y. na:...
DO swis. and polk. muslins ,..l..
Black and fancy FouIard siiks
French CHEMISTS cuffs collars, Of every
Very handsome lace nd embroidered undsr-slssves
Richnrd-on aud Grnyr Insh linen.
English and American blesched long cloths
Ladies and seniemsss hid, silk, and Isle thread glove.
When ssS %. on ..
We ses ne attention to our new
Linen and cotton shscins-, d.m..t usssoth.
Napkins, nwens white and coorcd Ma.eiics and Aendas
Table and piano covers, embroidered and lace curtain.
White and bsd linen, for window blind.
s.s,'s 40. md F r. sS .s, ~. ssn'1e'
"a, s.. and 50 fAncy cosorsd m.,,inss, new style
-, 81, and 4 plain and colored msitings
Very superior floor olclohs, designs.
And Isse stock q French and Ensish velvet tapestry
Brussels a'' and ingram '''s HOE Es a s:sTi;s Ris
May al-imd 80 - : -
OREss oOODx respectfully invite the
ladies' dress goods. a. our .o2 l. unusually large and vsssS
a.. vim = offered e,sh.ss.
mn. DS % S.s % e s. advantage " give US cali be
Rich chens striped and p'.id spring and summer silks in low
Plain pink blue, green, and salmon eolored
all WOOL ns, small ngured mousssnes, for chiidrens
Plain ~. salmon ss'oeed new and desirable
rIsin grave and fancy coIored bereges, In all shades
pieces rich figured beregss and gensdinss #Ha..
Is DO owprced do part Of which are very beautiful,
do byrese q. lanes. IN low price, and very choice style.
In French lawns and jaconeta, &c $500. .#.#s
rs pieces printed Orsandie musIns
9 90 g.. Medium is@'a aas'S md price lawns
100 do low priced do do
20 DO small figured and dotsed French shnzcs,
half mourning and organdie musins
Is do good quality black lawns At l2X cenu.
In line, every article be
longing trade all Of which VIII sell good
obtained establishment In the
win purchasers be convinced of the
truth Of goods and prices before buy
ing We ask careful particular examination t ~
CLACETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
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sHaatagsuIs AUS


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r. OWEN d SON take this method OF announcing
H. he public generally that they have just
New Yorh their stock Of spring and goods
great partner, embracing
cloths ncres, and veua, together with
variety OF fancy articles. lE#v|sH s.t.
They the stating present
IL superior any they brought TO this city.
Thankful for vo they respectfully solicit continuance OF
their patronage.
AID g-3taw2m Intel. 4 Tell
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OST Beunty Land Waxrant.-LanA warrant certificate
5l6, subscriber who private In Capt
company LIST gmsnt United saes ARTILLERY, the 36h
80 nnd To the Hon hobart smith,, Al
illinois, Samuel stetintss, Of
cautioned purchasing
subscriber assigned the
JAMES DUNN,
Late private LIST regiment United States artillery.
An JavHv ll
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ITrDERSHIRTS and Drawers f0r gent1ennsn's sum-
OF silk cotton light and hRc
OF assorted sises Also, variety Of summer gloves
For sale, At uaifosm prices, tfIf f. Il fVsE h
sTEvENsg,
Under tho Athsnsnm, opposits tho Adslphi Theatre.
May Q5-sod3uf -. r.. - 1.es. ,1.# n, IN. y
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.ELN... Waa..A
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NOTrCEsvns found expsdIsnt to visit California 70 return
IN about Of August have ntsustsd all
business matters the Of Maj VIM Scott
this city, to whom all having business relations with
respectfully referred
Nay i3--d4w tat flntsI1 BEVERLY TUCKER.
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CHEsAPEAME and Ohio Canal PreAerred BsnAs
and vsss ~ scck for sale, In sums pur
chssers, application W#4E3f
May a3--dlw DYER MCGUIRE
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ID OOMS FOR RENT.-We pleasant
IL immediate neighborhood store, which will be
unfinished
rablc, in location and convenience, for ohhcss . tf
DYER 4 MCGUIRE,
Aucioneers and Commission Merchants,
May I8-eo8t Cornsr Of 10Th street and Pa.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY STATE SENTINEL,
By THE o'RIELLY LINE.
From New York.

ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA-LATER FROM EU-
ROPE.
NEW York, June 4.
The steamship Asia from Liverpool with dates to the
9th ult- arrived at o'clock this morning.
liverpool MGrkets-CottOn had declined fully one
fourthd Sales for the week Al 900 bales. Market
Saturday steady Sales of 5000 bales up to o'clock.
Wheat dali. Last sales Of Flour Cd lower Philadel-
pha and Baltimore Dos Cd a2ls Cd Ohio 20a2ls. Corn
Cd lower Provisions inactive. Beef dull and unalter
ed Pork scarce. Bacon easier. Tallow Cd lower
no sales Sugar easier. Molasses in fair request-15s-
6d.al5s. for Cuba. Coffee dull. Rice, Carolina better
demand, 1SaI9s. Tobacco quet-no sales-commOn
cargo 1Id.aI2d Money easier consuls Friday 975
U. S. stocks fair demand and full prices. Trade at
Manchester dull in consequence Of uneasy feeling in Liv
erpOOl cotton market.
Political news unimporant. Parliament still discuss
ing the Ecclesiastical Title Bill. The government is
determined give every support in urtherance of the
Halifax and Quebec Railroad
FRANcE.-The Legitimists have thrown off and de-
clared their intention the Monarchy. The
vision of the Constitution engages the almost undivided
attention OF the public press.
The Dresden conference closed without any result The
Emperors of Russia and Austria the King of Prussia
are holding private conference at Crasow. Great
floods in the vicinity Of Vienna causing immense dam
ages. The French about to evacuate Rome, and
the Austrians about taking their place
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12
From New York.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC-LATEST FROM
EUROPE

ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC-LATEST FROM
EUROPE.
New YoRK, June T.
The steamship Pacific from Liverpool with dates to
the 2Sth ult., reached her wharf I24 o'clock She
sailed from Liverpool at 10 o'clock on the 18th, and
brings about 60 passengers
No tidings of the propeller Lafayette had reached
Liverpool when the Pacific sailed.
Cotton at Liverpool is irmer, and had advanced I'd.
for low and midland qualities. The sales for the last
three days were 81 900 bales of which 5000 bales
for export, and on speculation.
Wheat dull active at slight advance
rice unchanged; coffee, do; rise in turpentne-noth-
ing dong rosn inactive freights dull.
Parliament is still engaged on the Ecclesiastical IT.
tie Bill
Crops are well, but backward.
news is better than at last accounts but politically
important.
PoRTUGAL-There were indications of a renewed diff
Guilty between the Duke of Saldena and the Queen Of
Portugal.
Accounts from Lisbon announce that General Saldena
had arrived in that city, by 800 troops
the 18th. They were enthusastcal received No
Ministry is formed and the country is said to be in sad
state. The finances are in desperate condition.
ENGLAND.-Among the passengers by the Pacific are
F. H. Salter and j. Peabody bearers OF dispatches 10
the American government.
Notwithstanding the fall of shilling, the
exhibition is not SO much crowded.
One hundred and fifty Hungarian exiles left the har-
Dor in the ship Monmouth for New York.
LVERPooL.-The provision market shows but little
Auctuaton. Lard is improved. Wheat dull and I'M
changed-75aS5s. Flour more saleable. Western Canal
19s 6da20s Cd. Ohio 20sa2ls Philadelphia and Balti-
more 20sa2ls Cd. Yellow corn 30s 4da3ls White 33s
a34s. Mixed 29sa3Os 3D.
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6s7,552

is well known that the imports of 1s49 80 were I'M
usually light and yet the imports this season. above
compared show increase Of only ga 457 bags. Now
except the consumption of Coffee has decreased and the
trade this port would show the reverse the stock
this country must now be exceedingly light. By the
last news from England Brazil Coffee, we find was
worth 4Os per cwt. ahoat London and there is
duy on Coffee imported into this country, in American
ships, from the place of growth importers possess the
same advantage with their stock ahoat at London as
they do ashore in the United States.
Forty shilngs sterling per cwt is equal about &c
per h. that may be that the article has
come to point in seaport towns, full low it is
in Europe The markets the continent, the latest
dates rather better but London and Liverpool
prices continue TO recede with accommodating stocks;
London the stock in excess of last year, 80 600
cWt.
At Baltimore the imports have been very heavy being
for the past week 700 bags about one-thrd OF
the entire imports from the LIST Of September but deal
ers, in consequence Of the low rates, operating
very freely, with considerable of speculative demand
At New Orleans there similar feeling but in
the domestic markets generally there has been quite
panic and should the receipts continue large il is quite
likely the downward tendency has yet ceased.-Neic
York Express
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, June g.
The President has appointed Alex ID. Moore Collec-
tor Of Customs at Wilmington, N c. vice Rankin,
signed.
The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs left to-day, TO
treat in connection with Gov Ramsey with the Sioux
Inians in Minnesota. Chas f. Mix, Chief Clerk acts
as Commissioner during Mr. LEAFS absence from Wash
ington.
validity of the will Of Kosciusko dated 1876 his last
will and testament; consequently the foreign heirs for
whom Hon Reverdy johnson and Major Tochman APP
peared will be entitled under the will Of 1916, Kos
caskos entire estate which is considerable Suits will
be instituted for its recovery from the trustees.
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STATE OF INDIANA. HANCOCK COUNTY

a
Petition 20 sell Real Estate.
John Foster Administrator de with the vii annexed Of
Fishery. deceased. Elsherry,
Jackson ElsbcrTy, Miles Fishery David Fishery Benton Els
berry, Rebecca Elsberry Rober EibeTTy, William Esherry
Solomon I. Kauble. ana ClaTissa kaube his wife
EE known that the 2Oth day OF May A D. ISL JOHN
filed The
the Clerk Hancock Probate Court his petition the above
entitled for the sale Of the real estate OF SAID deceased wit
The f. ID the Dr. Q. T. Is r. EhfN. f. S. &C.
T. E. D. W. n +. 5 I9, T. Is r. :, and w
h, N w Is T Is, r. all 2S5 in the OF
anco and State aoresaor the payment of the debts Of said
deceden and make distribution the SAID heirs and also
affidavit showing that
T. Kauble David Fishery
dents OF the Of Indiana The said Solomon T. kaube end
Carssa his and David Fishery therefore hereby notified
OF the filing and Pedency Of said petition and that the same VIII be
heard ihe Hancock Probate Court be held
the Court House in Greenfield said eouny the first Monday
Of August next Attest WILLIAM SEBASTIAN,
r.. A RILEY, ATTY for Petitioner Clerk HP.C-
naN0C -2NNlNN
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Coffee Market.

The market FOR this article presents now a very de-
cided downward tendency and as it has reached point
close proximity to that which may be considered the
average price of the arce for the past four five
years, it may be well to present readers with few
facts connected with the trade just now.
The imports Of Coffee, from foreign countries, into
the leading ports Of this country from the st of Septem
Der the LIST of May the past seasons were as fol-
lows
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From New York.
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGIA-LATEST FROM

HAVANA.
New YoRK, June Z.
The steamer Georgia, from Havana, arrived last night
bringing 295 passengers and $50 900 in gold She left
the Falcon Havana the LIST, with 800 passengers
for New Orleans.
Every thing quiet at Havana, and little apprehen-
is entertained of INVASION though had been
was about to leave New Orleans in several steamers
The Baltic sailed to-day with 5000 900 in
specie and 200 passengers.
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From Boston.
sHADRACH CASE, u. S. STOCKS, &c

SHADRACH CASE, u. S. STOCKS, &c.
BosToN, June T.
The jury in the Shadrach case were discharged this
morning, being unable agree. They were unanimous
IS the law, but divided on the evidence.
Holders of government per stocks issued under
the of 10th August 1916 are officially notified that
said stocks and interest will be redeemed the 9th
August at the Treasury department Interest will
after that date.
The receipts from customs from July, 1850, to May,
1851 inclusive SilS 1876 Oh, being an increase
the corresponding months of last year, of ST 3O5 75
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12
From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, June g.
The concert by Jenny Lind tonight will be crowded
to excess We learn that by mutual agreement made
between Miss Lind and Barnum, her engagement with
him terminates with tins concert. Miss L. will carry
ont the engagements in this city by Mr.. Barnum,
and will give but concerts, it is her in
entont give in other portions Of this country
on her own account Barnum goes TO the Worlds Fair
in the North America. lie Grand Smith accompanies
Barnum.
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From New York.

New York, June 10.
The Collector of Baltimore is a deianlter to the amount
o 900. He surrendered his property but he
can explain matters satisfactorily.
8 "A paper, nominating Daniel Webster for the Pesden-
cy circulated yesterday, Change in Boston, and
ssf.Hted by numerous influential citizens.
William Brown has been committed at Washington.
for trial for forging andwaants default of $50 900
hail
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12
From Baltimore.
MAINLAND CoNsTITUTIoNAL ELECTION.

MARYLAND CONSTITUTIONAL ELECTION.
BALTIMORE, June D.
The election yesterday resulted in the adoption of tine
new Constitution by majority of probably not less than
5000 1000 The votes generally were light
The following maortes for the Constitution in
era counties far as heard from:
Baltimore City, 1853 in favor; Baltimore county,
1,225; Hartford, 26l; Allegheny. ,00o; Washington
1000; Cecil, coo; Carroll, 376; Montgomery, 109
against; Prince George, 342. Total majority in favor
thus far 600 The majority will be about 10 ,0O0
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12

To- The telegraph Office Tin the printing ofce) here,
struck by lightning last Sunday morning. The fluid
first struck the wire about fifty yards Of the Office
cutting it in two, and then passed into the But
as the instruments were detached, no damage done
the humiliation Of about thirty feet of copper wre
the melting Of sundry nail heads, and slightly charring
the table and those portions of the walls and window ia
cngs in contact with the wire.-DanUiHe advertiser.
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= VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-The
STATE OF INDIANA. BOONE COUNTY.
Is The PROBATE COURT TOR AJGUsT INN,

Petition for Partition and D0lrsr.
Solomon Buck and Helena his wife, Thomas Nng and Kaia
his wife, Sram Peters Philip Peters Rciecca Peters Eu
sebus Peters Susannah Peters Vunne Peters Sylvester Peters,
and Loviua Erod.
E known, that This 2lday of May 1851. The said Solomon
Buck fled office Of the Clerk Of said Boone Probate
Court his affidavit that said Def Philip Peters his time
resident OF the State OF Indiana Therefore the said Pnp Peters
hereby notified Of the fling and tendency petition the above
against unless appear
calling
Court 10 be held al Lebanon commencing thc I'd Monday N Au-
and plead said petition the and The
ieren contained VIII be tken confessed ard held
true against him. Attest. NhI. C. KISE. Clerk
iunel2-3wtwlp BY L. LANE Deputy
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NEW YORK MARKET.

New YORK; June 10.
FLouR-Moderae request sales 200 bb yesterday prices
CORN MEAL-Dul and unchanged moderate demand nominal
prices.
CRN-Droopng; sales of $40 bu SEASIDE wessm mix
ed 59959ic for Northern yellow.
PoRK-DuI and unchanged
BEEF-Dal and unchanged.
Cur MEATs-7asc; Shoulders, &c.
LARD-Inactive and unchanged.
STocxslnaciive 16ic u S. 1852 1909 Read
ing Railroad, 63l; Indiana, eel
ExcHASeE-Fnm; Sterling 1Ol9O2; Francs rather easier
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From Baltimore.

BALTIMoRE,-J June g. =
William Sheldon, one of the murdererssof the Goshen
family, committed at Chester this morning and sem
fenced to be hung. -
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From baltimore.

BALTIMORE, June TO-
The dealcation Of Collector Sanderson is still
der Investigation. Developments which have been al
ready made indicate that Sanderson Innocent and that
the guilty is his chief clerk, Egeron, whose books
as far examined. show deficiency of $4,000. The
entire delalcaton, it is thought may reach $50 0O0
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12
From Rnsfnn-

MORE OF THE SHADRACH CASE
BosToN, June 6.
The jury in the Of Scott charged with being con-
cerned in the of Shadrach the lugitive
court and reported that they could not agree They
stood 10 for conviction and for acquitta The Court
ordered them to report again tomorrow.
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From Bangor, Maine.

BANGOR, (Me. ) June 4.
destructive fire occurred here to-day. "A /
saw-mill, two iron ioundries, dwellings, three
shops, and several barns together with much valuable
machinery destroyed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12
From Washin gtOn.

WASHINGTON, June 10.
The Pendulum experiment tried at the Capitol was
due north and SOUTH and in six hours varied north
east and southwest, nearly so.
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From New York.

NEW YoRK, June 6.
Much excitement has been caused to-day bv the fall
ure OF the extensive house of Faber & Co.
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From Hartford.
HARTFORD, June A.

H
The Legislature to-day again proceeded ballot for
United States Senator On the first ballot the vote stood
for Seymour, Democrat 105; Baldwin, Wing 80; Seat
tering IS. The second ballot produced the same
suit. The Legislature adjourned until Wednesday