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Commons Edited om the edition, BY
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now lecturer on civil and Parliamentary Law Harvard
sity. In 2 vols, royal
Among the writer's Roman Law whose
known 10 English and American which
the most influence Jurisprudence Domat whose
entitled 1hs Cpu Lao its Natural Order Judge Story,
reace TO BalnenIs considering
(which II was written Is truly wonderful performance. His
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The object autor production
those Of principles provisions Roman law
which are Of general interest and application the ecnicaes
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method, TO render them ntclble, their
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for and adapted 10 the French Jurisprudence Of the
In which il s recognised body Of
sides general claims which work possesses
ton OF the American lawyer Domat has peculiar interest
OF the Sintes whoc legal institutions
Theae induced belief
That modern edition this celebrated would acceptable
the profession, and have led them republication
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From alfred Heanen, esq, Of flhs Eew Orleans bar.
BosToS, Sep. 6, 1850.
Messrs. LITTLE DRowN Gentlemen-I pleased
engaged publishing revised edition ofSahan
work
the subject to be compared with for the ulness
and OF the doctrine conveyed tcughoutt
From the Of It's publication present. has received
the appreciation every
Try desevedy The c0mpiers the Code Napoleon
drew copiousy from for their work Napoleon himself studied it
carefully early e which singular
and wisdom of his observations and decisions during
adoption of Doma should hope
will, be In the library every lawyer
Your obedicni servrnt
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CoIumbian College, ID. g.
THE winter session Of months Will be opened the l7h
i September. as
Rosm library, bed furniture II 90
Table and per week IS
Charges o students who do not board
s.
Room, library and furniture. IL %
Fuel atcost washing SIX per doscu
$40; and small charge for average damages
The college exclusive Of books and statione
Students admitted
OF the preferable Bulls payable three
iuonths In advance.
opportunity Of attending the Of
given by Of the Smith
souan hearing debates Congress,
ruments United Supreme which
other college present.
CoLLgaK Hut August 1851. Aug 22-dkcplaw4w
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.fnorrsy and Comnssiior at Lnw,
WILL practice District and In the sdjosnins
w counties ~ Maryland and Virginia
claims description against ns gov~n
en, ,Iy claims Of The fevouuon
tpnice on Louisiana avenue, been ~ and 9th Streets
i2-oo1m . = ....s
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THE YOUNG CHtlsT1AN, ny Jacob Abbott. vol,
i illustrated.
Queens OF Scotland. Volume 9; by Mrs. Strickland
London Labor and the London Poor. Part ~ =
Of Relsbem, Stories for Christmas beauoioy h"s
uated. . -. ID. a
Mays Tales for Boys and Girls. by Mrs Hughes WIN y
lustraions.
Tho Woodhine, Ho,yday Gin, beautifully illustrated -.
Illustrations Of celebrated American painters, WI" "''" ~
cravings steel; by John Sartan. fp..u.n.r,.
The Physean's Visiting List, Dsy and Book Of bnsase"e"
for 1859. ro.urv TAyroR
Oct6 fn""~" '
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Leaving New York for Chagres ths lh and 2eh of each
The steamship II Dorado and the Falcon win form direct Inns
between New Orleans and Chnges leaving such periods will
insure as little detention possible on ihs s!mus and forming
with the Pacific steamships through line and from New Orleans
and ports Mexico California, Oregon from
Orleans be secured from Armstrong Co..
place. tsEHs s'@r lt5
The through tickets York Francisco
laou n.tr-
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fIom Hon. Judge Eu,f, Chief Justice ofhe State 81 Louisiana.


have examined
admirable work Of Doma Civil which
kind enough You great
the science OF law the publication The English
edition Of the and nconvenient Its
scarcity and high It's in this The
present publications from It's FORM style Of execution and Roder
ate price think cannot fail in remunerangyou The translation
BY Mr. Sahan has been tested II In correct will be
improved under the revision Of the editor Judge Gushing
In searching solution Of the arising
out Of the various relations which advance civilization
judging which
different of the United the value of the civil
will be appreciated other
wise with Of written which centuries governed
the wonderful social organization the world has wit
nessed which Ia the real basis the jurisprudence Of CONT
mental Europe and large Of OF England and The Uni
ted States
woud be quite useless speak Of the merits Of the great
work which about the American public
From oaed position which the civil law has been permitted
England standard works concerning have
Engsh this been supplied by
English that subject have doubt
Louisiana, Texas, California
United well Canada, will be a
demand for your publication The profession throughout
will readily lend their favor the undertaking. and your
enteprsng holse will find Its interest In publishing from
the English language, standard
form the basis Of civil law library.
reman gentlemen respectfully your obedient servant
GEORGE EU5Tl5.
Messis. LITTLE BRcwS.
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The New York will be
i by safe between ports.
Each passenger baggage
ceedng in measurement 10 cubic feet
Freight will be taken Chagres 20 foot and from
Panama to San Francisco at the rate Of Si00 per
berhs the ONCE OF the "a and IS
South agency, No. III West Now York
/ city Aug 2-dly
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mo sport.men-J BADEN Pennsyvans avenue near 9th
street, opened small lot of superior oouoe-odsi
guns, of saIeabe sizes, and at unusually low pWes .
fresh supply Of Dixon Sons powdst n"sn, o, w.
and 70
pouches and belts
single AM double game bags, dram bottles
| Engish, Frcucl and American caps
| Gun wadding, powder horns &c.
Oct
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Genera, Agency at Washington. ID. c.

General Agency washington ID. G.
ny A. NJ FARoUHAR, formerly OF Harrisburg, ronnsyysna
N services ~ the war WIN mr
the evolutionary with Great bn nm" tne f"
ida
For pensions, bounty land, scrip.
LandW attend the puchRss and safe OF oounv
land on order. .uu..,-
Patent Ono,Ths for patents, procuring models
a.winss Ae be attended all Their various manches,
General Posi- OHes-A claims against the department WI De
of coprscors quarterly accounts, pW oi
ditto facilitated, he . -, -, ua.,,. Asro,,.,, o,;.
vii. al Era Cincinnati Gazette indianapolis
New York and Detroit Free Press viii phsb TO
~ snoon, Of AZ their bills to this oce, accompanied
VI. a"'o.ao' " - June 2su
TAPESTRY VELVET, Tapestry Brus.eis, Plain
,hrse nly carpetnrsWo respectfully
the Washington, Georgetown Alex
accession 10
me varieties Of csrpetngs Which, having
purchased late auction sales N view hos can DC
at unususily low prices -. :. -. a...,.
that the time 70 purchase carpets
Of the times amongst the carpet
dealers abroad, these goods selling NJ sacnhce
Also an Of drauets both IN the piece in
10 a 70 in cloths Of l2 by ia TO sa by lsi
One case heavy Flemish 80 table damasts
damssk sne Tor curtains ann ssA covers, WIN m e
fxtures matching, -, .a-,-r . ,onao,,
Dealers in all kinds OF furniture dry goods,
fennsylvsnis avenue, ono door east Of oh a.
1a-eod3uf
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TIME INrERNATTOhAL MAeAziNht"' "0fe
i Punehs Heashen Mythology
Sketches in Ireland by ThAckeray, pa..y
The oIonans esns xpe,n, and Modern History Of the Rivers
ofue Bible vol rpANCK TAYLOR
} Oct - -
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n H. uOOE Il co., Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
cloths, mAngs, curtain materials,
sbsetlnr blankets and furnishing goods generally
Pennyvans ay.uus between 7tb and eu Streets Wahnson'
ID. G..
Aug 99-u
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VIRGINIA Locomotive and Car Works, Wolfe stree
Y and river Potomac, Alexandria, ViJginia-smh Perkins,
locomotive engines and tenders marine
and engines chilled wheels and aXe
patent chilled wrought spe machinery and castings
orally
The undersigned having erected extensive shops and
cured machinery and too are prepared To exc
cute orders engines, and machinery Of all kinds
WIN aesPA'n' w " ~ r. @. SMITH,
Late OF the Alexandria Iron Wosks
THATCHER PERKINS,
Late Maae Of Machinery the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Aug D-dly @@.
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Trrn House, Boston, massschussus.
rryIs v,cu xnown establishment conducted
manner The central and picesant situation
and the comfnrts and
herc combine render agreeable and sd
vantageous the traveller. =
ia ring been one OF the Tucker Co.. long
the subscriber pledges his best
its reputnuon and to give naacnon 70 MS
customers. 80, :, ,.ryyv
Bosrox, Sept IS, 1851.
Sept l9-aaw3m
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n,ssOLUTIoN fCopsrtershipTheh arm heretofore exist
ID iny under the name Brother Is this day BY mutual
corsen dissolved George r. Dyer win attend 10 INC setue
men, nn, also OF the unsettled business
~ ~, Ia,. nosr w Dyer decea.ed which immediate attention
" ,a.na.,o,tv - ,en,.s,ed EDWARD G. DYER,
'''N'f~s GEO. r. DYER.
wAsurserox, September a. 1870
Notic~.-The undersigned have formed
under and firm OF Dyer Mcclure, and
, connue the general commission business at the
aid stand of Dyer Brother Of 10Th street and Pennsylvania
a.
bey mos, solicit Of The patronage
slowed upon pledge themselves TO discharge ih
fully every conbded TO them. ,,--
pysr Mcclure are prepared make advances oil con
s's"' $50 EDWARD @. DYER,
j. c. MCGUIRE
wAsmssros, sep'emlA' ~, 1870
Sept. g7--du
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-02-28
The IIumanizins Influence of Cleanliness.

y neat, clean, freshared, sweet, cheerful,
well arranged and well situated house. exar-
cisea moral as well AS physical influence
over its inmates, and makes the members of a
family peaceful and conSiderate OF the feelings
and happiness Of each other /; the conneXon is
obvious between the state of mind thus produc-
ed and respect for others, and for those higher
duties and obligations which no law can en-
lorce. On the contrary, filthy, squallid noX :
ious dwelling, rendered still more wretched by
its noisome site, and in which none of the de-
cencies OF life can be observed, contributes to
make its unfortunate inhabitants selfish, sensu-
AL and regardless of the feelings of each other
the constant indulgence of such passion render,
them reckless and brutal, and the transition is
natural to prOpensiie> and habits Incompatible
with respect for the properly of others or for
The laws.
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The following despatch gives the leading
items of foreign news:
n W YoRK, Feb. 30, p. NJ.
Liverpool, Feb. < Cotton declined sllcs
chiefly for the trade those of the week reach
23OU0 bales fair Uplinds, I 81 Mobile Z
- New Orleans, ) s.
Mr. DeMucoreta, Envoy Extraordinary of
the republic Of Nicaragua to this government
s passenger in the Baltic. The object of
this mission Is the c0nsummaion of the Canal
question which has been so long agtated, as
well as other matters of public importance
The breadstuiis market was unchlnged.-
There was better feeling in provisions.
Parliament was opened by the Queen in
person on the 4th.
The Queens speech, while a model for brov
ty. at least, contains the following reference
to the religious cxciiament that has prevailed in
England tcr some tins, past in consequence of
the appointment of DR.. Wiaeman as Il Catholic
Archbishop an cXcl,emer, that ia fIvoraby
contrastcd by the cGmpaoenCy with which the
elevation Of Bishop liughe, to the same dgni-
ty was received in this country. I'hc Queen
says:
tcal titles conferred by foreign power, has
excited a strong feeling in this country, and
large bodies ofmy bects hlve presented nd
dresses to me expressing attachment to the
throne and praying that such assumptions
should be reSlste |. hive assured them OF NV
resolution to maintain the rights of my crown,
and the independence of the nltion against all
cncro1chmont, from whrtcvcr quarter it may
proceed. have at the s1ne time expressed
my desire and firm determination under Gods
l'ssing, to- mllntlin unmpaired the religious
liberty which is so Justly priced by the people
of this country 1t will be for YOU to consider
the measure which will be laid before YOU on
the subject.
GErMANY.-'rhe Grand Duke of Mecklen-
hergh. Schwerln has issued an o dnance fu;-
bidding public meetings and political assooil
tons without c I'VE from the Minister Of the ln-
terror on pain of fine and Imprisonment.
The Au5trians are reinforcing their armies
in Lombardy, evidently with IL view to sup
press any attempt which may be made to revo-
lutioniyc those provinces in the ensuing sprinr.
1t Is stated on authority that several conspra-
cles bpva been discovered in Vienna and that
political discomfort is extremely rte in that
city.
I lie picket ship Washington Irving from n.
York, arrived out in Ii days.
The Liverpool journal states upon private
authority, that 1t is the intention of both gov
crnment and the opposition to hurry over the
business OF the ; 'sSon. so thIt parilament may
be prn;ogucd in May. Thl has been agreed
upon with Il view OF allowing more attention to
be plid ~ the Great Exhibition. he rumor
Is doubted The sane paper states the excess
oi natlon'l income over expenditure for the year
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Productive Industry.

TOhe EdI9r Of the TujUHe:
Any branch 1T industry, tn be advantageous
aud remuncrallve, must produce al least,
Isl. The average remuneration 10 the labor
employed lhat this labor could have obtained if
employed ia the other branches of the National
Industry;
2d, The cost of the raw materials employed ;
3D., The average remuneration for the cap-
tai employed which this capital could have OBJ
laned # employed IN the other branches of IN
dusiry.
II any branch Of Industry, to obtain this re-
suit, requires contribution from the other
branches of Industry in the shape of direct
tax for lis maintenance, or of enhanced prices
To the consumers, consequent on The prohibition
of, or high duties on the importation from lor-
elgn countries OF similar articles To those pro-
duced by this branch # industry, it j. evident
that the other branches Of the \ Ilundl iudu,-
try maintain this particular branch a. their eX-
pense and fran the protlts OF their own industry;
and consequently, that tue real total profits ut
In" Nt'loual Industry hHY not been augnent7
I'd by The addition OF tins branch of industry !;
for the other branches oi industry would b. lus,
as productive were they 10 maintain IN ldleursS
the laboran capital employed IN this Dgduch OF
industry requiring their aid, as If they goulinu-
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California News.
Gold Blui-DiScOrery and Excitement
immense Reports

All California Is EXCITED vita the rumor of a
new discovery, far surprising anything vet
lie trd Of Tie Alta California has the follow
in! account:
It IS well known that the steamer Chcsa
pc Ike, with about tn ry adren' urers, lett this
,ort on the 2l t uIi., for the Klamath, and in
yesterdays paper we gave some account of her
progress. Scarcely was our paI Ier issued
when the Che>aps axe came into port, brnpin
back tive or SIX uf the pro, ,pec,er>," Gen.
John Wilson AMI john 4 Collins, Esq amonp
the number. A meeting Of the stockholders
mts called to hear the result OF the expedition.
mhich meeting W" attended; It we can bring
oar idea down to anvthn. like reason, after
h3aring these wonderful detail. we will let II g
pubic INTO the secret
Twent.-even miles beyond the Trinity, there
is ID beach several niles IN ytent, and bounded
bv a hgn bluff, The sands ui tnls beach are
mixed with gold Ia an extent almost beyond
belief 1ha -and is oftwo k,nds-a fine black
sand and grey sand The grey sand can be
etsly separated very easily from the ack
s.ud and his seems to bs desirable Object
The gold is mixed w,In the b ack sand ~ pros
plni ms OF from ten cents tu ten dollars the
lolnd, "A times when the surf is HIGH. the
gold Is not easily d. covered, bat in the sprinp
NV W e'"',' Vt ell
'l1 1, Oea,n m '1 covered Wun o''g' ana yellow
Mlnng Com muy, measured patch Of gold and
sand, and estimates it will yield 10 each mems
b-r of The Company, the sung htte sum OF
o,'"4 '"'' "''I = lhtu upon
aI,'",i!."" '''"' we S""u ""'u' out To ne onr-
,,,','.','.. 'N'' ~ warrants '''e'h IN
-,
Th" p'c'tr NHr" ''mn'nv n" adventu,
rerS OF The Chesapeake have band d themselves
t'gel - II "r' ".' "''" l"nrd some nineteen
men al 'hese d'gG'hss' Inc men had 40 DIS
position l" az, '"r 'he god WIS already for
,n'm whenever tNey i'' d'Np"> ID To take II.
BESIDES, snch Is The character OF the r'ads that
t''y r"u'd not lake away more lhan 10 or lOO
P'u' dN sF'c'e--a" amount L" lutlng tor their
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81 to pay for his Iron, he has been enabled to
pay for it with Potatoes, Apples, Wood, Hay,
Milk, Garden Vegetables and olnor products
wkich, with !our workshops in Europe he
could not have sold at all, True, he NAV not
have sold his particular products 10 an Iron ma
ker; he may even have grown Wheat or Corn
tor export but othar farmers were induced to
grow the bulky, pershable, non-exportable pro.
ducts. and thereby Withdrawn from COMPETE
ton IN the growing Of Corn and Wheat. What
advances the general prosperity conduces to
the well-brng of each, though the connection
may not always be palpahle. We never made
po nd OF Iron, and never expect To make one
While we have consumed and paid for many
toas OF 1t; and we perfectly understand that it
men paid such wages that they can aff,rd TO
take newspapers and buy books rather than in
Europe, by men who can scarcely read and
must live on forty cents day, where provisions
and taxes are higher than here. And this is
as true for the American farmer not only, but
The American schoolmaster, lawyer, merchant
aud doctor as for us.
10 sum up the argument in few words Il
IS Inc interest Of all LnbOr and al usPfuiiV en-
ltoleI capita! ererytoiere that ProipcerS 0ni
Consumers shoud he brought as near each other
as p0S25Ie for MuS he essential recomDen E of
La'or is increased and the deod- tcejgM c,si Of
unprodactire Transportation and needieSs Troj-
fc DIMINISHED. Can tins be hard Of colnpre
hension ?-[ Ed. Trib.
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'on miles. n e5s arc the celebrated Gold
Bulls. O'd Father Neptune here carries on
gold washing operation on his own aceoun,
precisely on The principle of tho miners gold
washing but on II colIussal scale. As lhe
waves ehb and flow they wash out the Bluff.
carrying back into the sea, all the lighter sand.
gravel, &c. and leaving behind on the bcach
The heavy black sand, containing The gold.
OccaslonaIIy, alter IA storm, the black sand
is bnned under rort OF top dressing Of grey
SAND thrown up by the sea on removing whicl
to slight depth, the black, gold-bearing sand
is shown az before
1he very richest portion of this depos, Is
cohhhed 10 strip Of cnas, nearly two mleS
long although for a! q It seven miles more tho
sdhd Is all nUre or less aboundlnr in rold.-.
we have been shown one sample, winch W.,
are assured has Welded upon analvsl. at tb,
rate "i SIR doLlars IL The pound which we pre-
sumo of course, to be vety favorable spec
men. The more sangune members Of the Pa
enc Mining Company are confident tha, In,
poorest sand will yield from IS cents ,oaSI.
70 pound. For all whch e,timates we wish
10 be IN 10 way responsible sthourh the Com.
pany IS giving tue best evidence of its i.itb IN
Them by It's expenditures in the enterprizs.-the
purchase OF the steamer Chessapeakp &C.
mai The gold exists all alOny the Coast AT
me loot OF u e bluffs in great abundance seems
iud$ $pniable.
How TO get atit in available shape is another
anal. lhe ordinary methods, Washing. vim
moving Nc. Tan m this case, the black s,nd
oc'hg nearly or quite as heavy as the seal, of
go'd winch 1t contains. We understand tina,
Prot. Spiker Of thls city. has discovered 4
scientific methni ot separation which i. in suo.
sessiu' operation. the secret Of which is in the
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THE LARGEST Hoe IN .HE UNITED STATES,
WAS slaughtered ON Monday last by Me,srs.
William and John Flood and a better dressed
animal was never seen.
This Hog was raised by NJ. Charles Lane.
of This town, and even AS a pr it was lunked
upon As thriving to an cXtraordlnary degree
It's girth, at the tine of s'aughterlng, was six
feet and nine inches; lis age was twenty
months the fat on It's v.scera weighed twenty
three pounds and lis total welg!it after it was
dressed, was Serea hundrei and Sir'y-serea
pQHn Is A finer animal of this spaces, it
has never been our pleasuf' to behold.
We mentioned last week, hog recently
slaughtered in Warner, which weighed G9O
pounds. Mr.. Xabuon rhng. Of his town, has
slaughtered one weighing 6!l pounds, and Mr..
Eben Willis, one weighing 63l pounds both
OF the last two were from one litter, and eghr
teen months old Erete, News Letter.
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I'OItt.It.N NEWS.

The Steamer Blltc arrived at New York on
Thursday afternoon IN less than twelve days
from Liverpool. She lett that port at halt past
= o'clock on the Sth INST
The Crmbrln, with the cargo Of the Atlantic,
also arrived at New York on Thursday. She
was To have sllcd from Liverpool on tn 9th.