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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-29
EcerdSEagrg, Pa.
"wednesday Morning, Jan. %

ADvERTIZE ,-ENecutors Administrators, Puohe
Officers City and Country Merchants, Manufnctur'rs
Ncr,nnics Bu.incss Nen-a Who wish to procure or 70
dispose of any do well 10 give notice OF the
SAM through the "Lcscis6urg Chronicle This paper has
ns~ a. lar, proportion Of active. solvent producers
consumers and dealers, as any other in tie state
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-29

s@Wanted at this ofiice--a few copies
Of the Chronicle for the lst and oth inst,
for which 5 cts. each will be paid.
The promised Maps have arrived, ,and We
hope will be ready to distribute next week
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-29

sH-Eld. Zephauiah Ellis will preach in
the Christian Chapel this evening-every
evening during this week-and on Sabbath
at IL, A. NJ, and in the evening.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-29

ra-New Orleans was visited by verv
destructive fire on the 18th inst. Among
the public buildings burned were the St.
Charles Hotel, Rev. Mr.. Clapps Presby-
tcrian church, and the VI: Z. Church cor
ncr of Poydras and Carondolet streets. The
former was insured for 100000, and the
latter for $4,000.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-29

n9-A lady in Union county has sued a
MIR. Martin, of Miflin county for breach
of promise of marriage, and obtained 4
verdict of Sl725 damages.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-29

e-A despatch dated Harrisburg, JAN
81, states that the Canal Commissioners
have given orders for the Main Line OF
the Canal to be open for navigation by the
18th of Feb
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-29

pD-The Society for Inquiry of the
University at Lewisburg," will hold its
next Meeting, on the Hill, mex, Sabbath
at y, 2. NJ. Report from Mr.. Biting,
on the American Mission in Burmah.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-29

NC Much anxiety is entertained for the
fate Of the steamer Atlantic, which sailed
from Liverpool on the 2sth ult., and from
which nothing has since been heard, A
son Of Abbot Lawrence was among her
passengers.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-29

SN- There are new counterfeit Sl0s, let
ter A., on the Miners Bank of Pottsville.
They are poorly done, and may be easily
detected.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-29

RS-In our State Legislature, little has
yet been accomplished. In Senate, bill
to repeal part of the law OF l8lI against
kidnapping, failed by one vote.
The Free Banking System it is thought
will be the question Of the session.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-29

n0-The U. S. Senate has al length
passed the French Spoliation Bill. The
Postage Bill has not been passed upon IL
Senate
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-29

~Dr. John Locke, Dentist, will spend
the month of February, after the 4th day,
IN the practice Of his profession, at Lewis
town.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-29

sg-Persons wishing to obtain inforna-
ton, &c with regard to Military Bounty
Land and Pensions, are referred to the
Card Of the Editor of this paper in another
column.
Claims upon this State for Pensions
also attended to.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-29
qHE CHRONICLE.

H. @. HICXoK, Editor.
O. N. WORDEN, Publisher.
At 90 e.sh in sivance 3 in three months 81 paid
within the year, and s2so at the end OF the year
Agents in Philadelphia--f Palmer and L Carr.
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We clip the following from OF our exchange pa
tH. There is in the facts which il records much to
crafty the real American patriot because he knows that
upon the successful competition OF his country with that
Gfea, Britain in the OF steam depend the onward
Progress Of our institutions, and the ultimate hope
hat the principles of repubhcanism can be studied
appreciated, and adopted by the people OF the Old World
As the instrument Of commerce, steam has become i'm
oran, 10 the world the ocean and that nation which
az employ it most successfully must monopolixe the
host Of the advantages Of trade and acquire prepon-
trance in the intercourse Of nations. This is the real
contest between Great Britain and the United States and
controlling consideration which should guide our leg
alton in respect to the tariff Let us do nothing which
AN ietsy commere-because tar upon it makes more
hcu the progress OF march The ocean with our
reductions; because the greater upon it, the ess
ceessiul will be effort in taking from other nations
,. means OF trading at our expense
The British NAL ea nshp A,ia Captain Judkins ar
n'ed her wharf quarter before ii O'Clock this morn
s after passege Of ts~ days and ~irsf,t~ hours She
IN Liverpool Saturday, the 18th instant quarter
rore o'clock in the afternoon.
This very short passage, but not equal to the
hPd runs Of the Pacific We republish list OF the
ssn passages that have been made in less than eleven
a'ys rom wharf to wharf
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALrIaoEs, April 2i-o, D. m.
dryiy and Reception of The Remains Of the archbishop
The Procession --City Mortaay 1fial Of the Express
Robbers, &C.
| TIE remains OF The Most Rev Samuel Eccesion, DID,
Archbishop Of Baltimore, reached here this mo ming a.
o'clock, in charge Of the committee VINO hau pro
ceeded Washington for the purpose accompanied py
large delegation Including OF the clergy OF The DIS
ct On arriving at Che Pia street depot the streets Tor
many squares in every decton were thronged win the
various Catholic beneficial Sunday school, aud other asso
ciatons and the entire Catholic clergy OF the cry The
shrouded In black containing the coffin OF the honored
dead, was brought in charge OF the Rev Messrs Cos
kerry Dolan, and McColgan eessrs Bannan, oNeil and
the trustees Of the Cathedral.
The sixteen gentlemen appointed as palbearers then
removed the coffin hearse ia waiting and the process
sion moved OIL under the direction of Solomon Hlen, esq.
chief rsha and his assistants. After the corpse
Judge Eccestor. brother OF e deceased accompanied by
Chief Justice fancy. and other dgai,ares. The Catholic
clergy of city followed, aired in their priesiy robes
chanting they passed along the Impressive service Of
their church Their picturesque costumes solemn tones,
aud mourniu air, formed quite an Imposing majestic iea-
in the procession
Alter the re clergy the various associations,
according to the order Of the published programme, with
their banners and insignia of the church vast conconrse
school chdren and citizens were also In me ihe "h'
formed in the aggregate one OF the largest ahefa process
| sions Witnessed in our city for many years.
Upon arriving the archtepiscopa residence the non
ored remains removed to the interior OF the bndng
where they will remain In state until Saturday nohins
and the various associations then dismissed III c
arrangements for the reception aud the removal OF tho
corpse were carried viii dhe soiemny, in strict ae-
cordance with previous arrangements notwithstanding the
cong gated mulutudes which surrounded inc iuca car
| and procession on its route
The ceremonals ut the Calhedel Saturday morning
will doubtless be grand, the SIX suHraaan bishops with
all the clergy OF Baltimore, the District OF Columbia and
many from Pennsy lvana, Virginia, Delaware, and New
Jersey will be present The remains VIII be deposited In
vault under the altar of the Cathedral, with his three
eminent predecessors Archbishops Carroll Mafescha and
Whitfield
The iury in the case of Cheston Chds, charged with
robbIpy The express of Mcssrs Adams Co OF $4,000
| brought in d verdict of guilty this morning.
The number Of deaths in Baltimore during the pas
week were but H. of which number 90 under ten
years Of age.
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By A. GREEN, Auctlonesr.

CONFECTIONERY, GLASS JARS, FURNITURE, &C., AT
25th instant shall SELL by order
Of Reuben Collins 10 O'Clock, all the confectionery store
the house occupied by Mrs.
Cnmpbe on avenue between I'd and id Streets
EMU part
Mahogany sofas, parlor and rocking chars
Do sideboard dressing and other bureaus
Do dining, breakfast ana cenHe tap'es
DO 6neF French bedsteads, BEDS and mattresses
olhe chairs, washsiands wardrobes, &c
Clocks, and other looking glasses
Paintings mante ornaments &c
Also piano one On octaves neary new OF
onea touch, made by Steine
China, glass, and crockery and stoncware
Carpets, rugs, and oilcloth
Andirons shovel, tongs, and tenders
Cooking, and other stoves
assortment Of kitchen requisites
confectionery the stoccandies preserves nrahdy
fruits &c glass cases. candy glass bowls Shelves &C.
Also,a good soda apparatus.
Terns under $25, cash. over e2o, credit OF
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing IN
ann,>, ..-..-.
p23-d ~ onHIN, n"'uo"'e"
r s. The house is for rent-nque the premises
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PATRIOTIC MovEMEST.-Tbe universal wing party OIL
mi. state have been thrown into the utmost irepdaon
and excitement by the prompt and patriotic movement Of
twelve noble enators-democrais-who. rather man
witness an uncalledfor and unprecedented outrage upon
Thursday last and thus brought the party leaguers IN
th. nefarous act to dead stand and utterly powerIess
for evil in the matter The effort to involve the S'a'e IN
further debt of nins millions of dollars on the plea oil
more speedy enlargement OF the Erie canal was the war
rant for this energetic movement the part oil the demo-
cratic party whose in the State council these sena
tors are and they will be sustained in their act by the
honest and true democrats throughout the State Already
most enthusiastic meeting has been held at Albany:
numerousy attended, and warmly, eoGuently addressed
bv eoe OF the abcst men OF the State, and aserles oil
spirited resolutions adopted strongly appobaory OF their
course that will electrfy and enlist the whole party ia
constitution. Wsa Chatter IN ~ Herald
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BY DYER MCGUIRE, Auctioncer..

I,ARM OF 300 ACRES, FARMING UTENSILS, HORSES,
cows family carriage, wagons, household furniture, &c
On Friday, Instant IL O'Clock, shall sell II the
farm of John the old Dadensbug road
city, adjoining the farm Colonel
Dundas farming utensils stock household furniture &C,
Several very fine horses and cows, ploughs
Horse power lhrashcr cutting boxes
Cult ators, drills, rakes shoves hoes
Harrow, cradles carpenters tools
Carriage, wagons, CARTS harness
A small household furniture
Together useful articles usually found about
wen kept
Also, three me hives Of bees -.
Al O'Clock precisely offer the farm, containing 200 acrss
whole part, suit purchasers poruon oil
which is in wood, nd 60 az n meadow land
large fruit, comfortable house, new
sabling, and other improvements
h cash, balance in ONE two and hree
years satisfactorily secured For the furniture farming utensils
and four months notes satsfacto
ny endorsed, bearing interest ,n . :, o,u,,
An l6-eod&ds hucuoheer
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rOPARTNERsFIIP.The subscribes have associated with
Robert A.
TO take effect from the lat OF February The thereafter
will he conducted under Hooe Brother
Co, by which facilities afforded justify
other Of the firm spending greater portion
bns the new Arm TO offer goods upon such cannot M TO
give every subtraction. r. n. HoOE co.
Arm q, 1851, Ap 0-3th
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Nus appears that six passages only have been made
Liverpool to New York in less than eleven days. and
the Atlantic and Pacific have made tho three short
~ al The Cs~ard line, the Asia The only steamer that
'eoms "Hhi~ ihs mark 7xs Pacific 10 ms only steamer
'a aa' rosssd tho Aa~fic in less than days The En
ps October 1873, made the passage In eleven days,
hat p.riodr
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BY A. GREEN, Auetionssr.

e,Hors GROCERIES, FURNITURE, &c, AT AUCTIoN,-on
y SATURDAY shall sell
OF 9Th street Pennsyivania avenue, at O'Clock,
A large OF shoes, 400 pounds cheese
bags burnt coffee, 1 tierce and barrel rice
100 pounds palm nuts
bore 10 bores adsmnntne candles, with
other articles in the grocery line.
Ap25-2t A. GREEN, Anconeer.
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Our Commercial Correspondent At New York.
The usual letter from this talented gentleman whose
ces have enlisted, went 10 press last evening be-
!, we had an opportunity Of examining it, But we can
permit i. to pass without calling the attention of our
adsrs 10 the imporan, commercial facts which it i'm
es with force and clearness that are rarely equalled
appears from the figures of this correspondent that
be consumption OF iron in Ohio has been enormous
ncs the tariff OF lsio The receipts under this destruc-
H hrif are about thirty millions Of pounds, showing
Increase len-fold greater than during the preceding
ar years, when the tariff OF 1912 was in operation,
Inch said to have been passed specially with a
Pennsylvania and the West. In respect TO the coal
the figures equally satisfactory, as proof OF the
perily Of this great element OF our national strength
ID wealth.
With iron and coal interests not only unhur by the
a Of 1916. but manifes,ng unexamped prosperity
vh minis unable to convert fast enough the bullion
loving in from California sinto circulating coin--wilh
pew bank capital TO the amount OF twenty millions ask
y 10 be employed in facilitating the exchanges OF
cur increasing proiucons-wh foreign commerce de-
lnOdng healthy capacity to import largely-and with
general high prices to reward the laborer in all the
ranches Of agriculture, manufactures and commerce
s feel tina, have every motive 10 rejoice in the gene.
assurance tina, more fraternal feeling is growing up
<lween the various members OF our confederacy, and
fha' i South Carolina will pause little before she acts
rpon the suggestions OF mistaken State pride, every
orenous cloud will soon disappear from our political
horizon.
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Bureau Of Provisions and Cio,aiss Apni n, issI.
wi " resolved al O'Clock, p M Moad.y
Ten dss asdssS s. n 1n,sa s,as
% New a. y % ods as
,he by the chief Of this bureau o. BY ,e respective
Boses, shaving Handkerchief, silk, fancy
brushes shaving Looking glasses
brushes, senbbng sMusta I'd seed
brushes, shoe Needles, sewing, assorted
Bs,sns' navy, coat Rasoss, IA single cases
Bu,lpns, dead-eye Razor stropS
Blaekins boxes OF kiband nat
Senss' coarse Six, p sewing ~ 6l a, black
Combs, tins Scissors
Cotton, spoo,s % spoons
Grass ior hats Thread, black white aud blue
Jaekniyes 1.spe, black and whts
and pepper viii be required at New York on,
All the articles Of good quality
generally and eonorabe % Tue an q
bureau and suee, TO such Inspection II the
where as hs she o. & may and
appointed Navy department, All he articles 70 be dey
or price article must be ne
ss nh a ons o. %os Dozen the packed
boxes baes barrels N which The same DC mi S
month and when put and when desired IN good u0@a"
establish agencies a, such stations other Than
@ sns m s ~ as eoSne Or AGENT fails promptly 10 comply
equison Chief Of the Bureau Of Provisions and Cloth
direct purchases be made supply the
deficiency penalty expressed The
and closs =, ser tho a1esa
that sue requision has been made and
ceved
Two approved sureies equal
contract, ad
diton withheld
BE- paid an, n, respects sompisd
Of the of all deliveries made will be
within thirty days after bills duly anshens
Gated shall have been presented TO him -.
obtained application 10 the
navy agents Hampshire Boston, New York,
Phiadophs, BALTIMORE Norfolk Pensacola, and at h bureau
Every accompanied las directed IN the act OF
tie naval
6 by written guaranty signed by one or
effect
ts bidder bid be accepted enter into an
obligation days. with good and sufficient srees 10 fur
supplies proposed The bureau will not be obligated 70
guaranty be certified BY the
agent some officer OF the general government
known the bureau
record or duplicate Of The informing bidder the
proposal, be deemed notification thereof within
meaning 1886 and his bid Will be made and accept
ed in conformity with this understanding.
rtrne from approved August 10, 1896
further enacted That from and after the passage
supplies invited by the Secretary
the Navy general bill for
navy eighteen hundred and shall
be guaranty, signed by more
he they undertake that the
bidder will his their bid be accepted, enter into
in
and sufficient suetes to furnish the supplies pro
posed considered accompanied BY such
bidders, they shall fail into
within prescribed by the Secretary OF the Navy
with sees for furnishing the supplies then the
shall proceed TO contract win some DINER per
said supplies, and shall forthwith
amount contained IN the proposal
80 and which he have for
the whole period or the proposal to
charged bidder or bidders and MS or e
or guarano be immediately recovered by the
United States the Navy Department. IN an acnon OF
debt either or all OF said persons"
25-law4w
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r.LEaRApHIC REPORTS FOR THE UNION

Boston, April pa, p; M Mr. sumner was eece
United States senator TO day the twenty 18th ballot
ceving one hundred and nineythree votes Just The mum
Der necessary.
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AnR,vAL OF THE BRIG Acorn. I'VE learn that tele
sraphic despatch dated Savannsh, April TO- from John
ri Riley, one Of the deputy marshals who went in the
brig Acorn with Sms. the fugitive slave was received
The short passage Of fps days-all WELL
boslo~ Travslisr Of Iwssdsy
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Bosros April 23 We hear Of several additional wrecks
caused by the gales. British schooner has come
ashore al Cane Cod and it is than prob able that
all han on board have been lost vessel OF about
one hundred and fifty bottom mp came ashore nea,
Mononav Point Chatham tho l7th inst but disappeared
in the yale Of the day She appeared to be new, and
/, supposed to have been laden with corn
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-04-25

Bosros, April % Tho Joint committee Of the board OF
aldermen and common council called upon Nc Webster,
at the Revere House, yesterday evening" when Alderman
Rogers him with the resolutions adopted by the
board OF aldermen their meeting yesterday afternoon,
citing refusal of the I7h instant and Inviting him
to speak In Faneuil Halt Mr.. Rogers said, in presenting
the resolutions, he believed they the express
sion of the feelings of the board OF aldermen Mr. Webster
the committee, and stated that he should reply in
writing
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sy DYER & MCGUIRE, Aucs,oassrs.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY in The FIRST
O'Clock we SELL premises that desirable
property formerly occupied by Fave esd being
Nos and 49, fronting 90 feet inches on
9t west 100 street north, near Pennsv.na
avenue together consisting OF wo
story story twostory frame dwc'nss
having dry cellar and other convenienccs
property desirable for private 1esdsnee,
facilities requisite for large boarding mouse on
hotel offering opportunity for investment
third cash the balance In one aud TWO year" 'o'
'O''' ' DYER MCGUIRE,
Aucuoneers.
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r. r. Liable has the honor inform the ladies and gen
OF Washington, Georgesown, and Alexandria that h
son Hall Ap iS-Atdf
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i WuKRsnARnE April 23-The Sasqsehanna al this point
is above low mark but has been at n
stand since last night Nearly hundred RATS have
pa ssed down this morning
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On Wednesday, April o3d, Mt the Inhrmey, GEORGE HOME
WOOD OF England but for the last or 20 years citizen
| of Washington.
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STRAW WrnppinR-paper, 10 cents per ream'
y and finer quaues ~ W'p
s,ycs.e FRANCk TAYLOR.
Apo
MINIS wIyAON has several chambers vacant ~ pre-
MI emit She would pleased accommodate anes ~ sna'e
Residence street, ne "e CORNER
o
Ap 23-a
rTOsruE ~ Gables, by hawthorne.
Ill Co.,ho,s Wilhelm Webster; 2 voiumesj nav edition
De Quincoy,s C@sarsi volume !, 49,. 80. -.<.-- -, -.
san,a.e., SEMINARY, Andover, Massachusetts.
% Warwick by Frank Forrester with lustrafioDa
waveey Poetry being the poetry scattered through the Wsverey
novels. '""isSN 'n'bO"
Apo
Practical Treatise Banking by j. W. GIhar
u hr.t American, from the nnh London edition
For sale by $500.
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Ap1 Booksellers, OH strssA
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HNTENSIyE N superior stock OF Canton MAJ
II tngs.-we respectfully inform the citizens OF Washnston
and that have Just reeeiveo
Statesman and Washingon, the most erensive
desirable style Of summer capeuns ever
Amongst be found few pieces OF ex
heavy 54 and Ga which were sent Out on private
They decidedly the best goods OF the KIND
first introduced here
have exuaheAyy ''Manking" white IN all inc above
widths
Do do "Goqua,n in white and red and white, same
:
DO do Goqua mating, in varieen'ed eo'or-s
article. - a.. A..
Also msttnss wids low prices for The
million. -, .,,-,-,- !. r,opaou
Ap o3-aooif obaehii : D,
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ENGLISH Reports I'm Law and ity.-kepnonsnm9 10
N nu =. 6st as they appear be received in
hi. country reports decided the House OF Lords inc
v cnnncl The equity, the court OF Queens
bench the ens the court OF exchcqner and
admiralty courts the court Of
49, including the
served and railway To be published in month
number consisting OF 200 octave
fine paper type carefully edited by member Of the
Ia, with American decsions
Published giving for that twelve
large complete volume In itself, with the
transmission mail once
in United States.
The this received,
House Lords the prvy counc and IN tho
and Queens hcnch sm and after Michsemas Term
1850, may examined the bookstore OF 80.
Ap2t FkANCh iai1o"'
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Cupboard Health stated meeting Of the Board win b
held on Saturday, Goth instant, at O'Clock, pm