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BLACKSMITHING !
A. q, Hurscy,

a WILL attend TO all business entrusted
&G to his care, in the above line Of bus;.
W ness. Wagons repaired as the short
est notice.
&uice Rakss, Forks, Picks, &C.,
Kept constantly on hand. He would say TO
the public, that he will pay particular atten.
ton to shoeing horses and Mules All per.
sons wishing work in that line would do we'll
to call and see him in Kiotaville.
FOR SALE. 3 four horse Wsg -ons, 1.-TWO
horse Wagon, 2 setts Double Harness, houss
and lot on Nolan's Avenue.
N. B. Cross cut Saws for hire.
otaville, April 26th, 1851 u
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,Jewelry.

q SAVAGE, Jewel Smith Northeast
Ss corner Of J and Sd SITS. Sacramento city
entrance in Sd st, over Boyce's store. Manu-.
factures TO order and upon the shortest no.ice
all kinds Of California jeweiry, such - brace
let's, finger rings, breaches, breast-pins, ear.
rings, combs, vptch chains, sesis, ETC., upos
q Fmost rsasnHble terms kaems
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THE AMERICAN.

THIS Hotel on Broad street near the briggs
has sen enlarged and is now ready for the re.
ception of boarders, dodgers and transient vie
ifors. Families and boarders cnn bc accsmmo.
dated with separate rooms If desired.
This House being conducted on Temperance
principles, no pains will be spared to make II
one of the most quiet and desirable places OIL
entertainment in the city. Board and lodging
per week SIS 90. Bord per week 81:
ie 1851 MALTBY & BELL.
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MINING 4. MARINE iFOUNDRY.--lst
WA strest beyond Mission, San Francisco
The undersigned hsving purchased the Ma.
chine Shop and Foundry Implements Impor-
Ted by B. r. Buekelew, (ths most extensive
In Cahiomla) are prepared to construct
Quarts Machiasry, Rotary Crushing Mills,
Steam Engines, Boilers. and every description
II min and machine work and castings.
Machinsry ordered out from the United
States and England.
Parties having eligible mining claims can be
introduced to capitalists dssrons TO ! in and
farnish machinery. GORDONf Co.,
Engineers, Town office, Pine
81 I'm. street near Battery
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Boot aud Shoemaker

p. J. RQRENSCHEID would re-.
speetfulH inform the ladies and
gentlemen Of Nevada and vicinity, that he has
permanently located himself on the corner Of
Main and Commercial streets, where he will
keep constantly on hand large assortment Of
Boots and Shoes, Leather and Findings.
Repairing done in the NEST neat and work
manhke manner at all times 62-2m
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Express Line.

Express Line.
THROUGH BY DAY LIGHT.
I'm and after Monday, November i7lh, the
~ above hne will run IS follows: Leaving
U. Phelps Express Hotel, loot Of Msin and
Broad streets, every morning at 6 O'Clock,
passing through Grass Valley and Rough and
Ready, crossing Bear River at McCourtney's,
will arrive at Sacramento at ave o'clock P Al.
Returning, will leave the Missouri Hotel, Sac
rainento, every other merning at Eve O'Clock,
passing through Rough and Ready and Grass
P. NJ Passengers can secure 80 Is At Phelps
Express Hotel, Nevada city, and at the Mis-
souri, Hotel Sacramento.
BOWERS d co. Proprietors.
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Marysville and Nevada CITY
STAGE LINE

Via Rough and Ready and Grass Valley
TRIWEEKLY.
The proprietor begs leave to inform the pub.
lie that the above line of stages new runs as
fsi ows
Leaving Marysvile on Mondays, wednes-
days and Fridays, at seven o'clock, A. M
Returning, will leave Nevada City TUESDAYS
TT ursdays, and Saturdays, at a O'Clock A. NJ.
Forfurther information inquire at the Unite
States Hotel, Marysville. U Z. RUBY,
marysvi,ie, June l2. 1851.
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PosTMASrERs

Are respectfully requested To- net q.
agents in obtaining subscsibsrs, and
rsmisting money, retaining q sonm;,.
sieu Of % per cent. ftsm sii szss,et;.r.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL
The National Hotel.
AT AUBU

Ill AT AUBURN.
THE subscriber most respectfully 1, forms
those visiting Auburn and vicinity. and the
public in general, that he has Just completed
that large building. expressly erected as Ho.
tel, in Auburn. Care will be tnken by the La.
dies Of the House. that the Table will be ken,
neatly and well supplied. return my thanks
to my friends for tn II past patronage at the
old siand-of which have converted the en-.
tire building into store, where Miners and
Ira ders will fnd constant and general as.
sortment Of Goods for sale low, for the Dust,
Auburn June l6 ON VIM GWYNN
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w eStern Market.

WEBSTER d' Co. would inform the cilzrns
of Nevada and the public in general that they
now have on hand at their establishment, on
Main street, adjoining Barker's some of the
best MEATS the market affords. Also. alarre
assortment of GROCERIES.
Nevada City. April 10Th, 1851.
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MISCELLANEOUS
CITY DRUG STORE.

CITY DRUG STORE.
The undersigned subseribers having opened
IN Main Street, In Nevada City, . fresh and
jsnuine stock Of
Drugs, Medicines, Pstnts, Oils,
Dye-stufs, Window Glass, stationery,
perfumery, brushes &c.
Also large and well assorted stsck Of
Cigars & Tobacoo
of the finest brands that the country can afford
all Of which We will sell NJ the lowest possible
rates. Call and examine our stock.
LARK 4 GARRISON,
Drug'sts b 'hsmists.
Da. J. LARK offers his professional services
to the citizens Of Nevada and vicinity. Char.
gss, in proportion to the times. Ofhcs at the
City Drug Store.
A,.;i ,0L 1851 ff
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Deer Greek Ran, h,

Deer Greek Ran, h,
SITUATED six miles above Nevada city.
- This ranch is not inferior to any in the
country, as there is an abundance of good wa
ter and grass now, and will be through the
winter. The undersigned, owners, would re-
spect,ully inform the public that they are pre-
pared to take stock on the following terms:
Horses and mules per month, $500
e per week, l,50
Cattle per month, 400
For information. inquire at the Virginia
House Broad street.
H. NORMAN,
L. GARTHE,
X GkOoM.
Nevada city, Nov. 8, lS5l-57-lmf
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i Thos Nelson, Blacksmith.

California street, betwsen Montgomery and
kearney.
DICKS. sledges and hammers, wholesale
Il and retail. All kinds Of mining tools made
TO order. Horse sho,s and horse asils bought
and sold. 54-lm
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By w. w. Backus Auctioneer

tLATg OF THBFIRM OF BAckus, DAVIS x COL
Al new ssles-room, cor. Washington and san.
some sts., mp stairs.
Regular sale days Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays. 64.lm
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Cargo of Ship Ceres.

"AAS e STRUvER, Sansome street,
II above Pacific, offer for sale the assorted
cargo Of ship Ceres, from Bremen. con sisting
in part Of hardware, glassware, cutlery. clo,h.
ing. provisions, cigars, wines brandies gins, etc.
San Francisco, October, 1851. 64.lm
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"EAT & VEGETABLE MARkEr-
lXl The undersig ned has just opened a mar.
ket ut the old stand Of Crawford r Dunn, main
street, where he viii keep constantly on hand
NIL kinds Of fresh meats, sausages fresh eggs.
fresh and salt fish fresh butter and every Va
rieiy Of vegetables that can oe procured in this
country. GAME in abundance as soon 4, the
season will permit.
Oct. g. 45-tf 7. HOLMES
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Ia. ID. BOKCE--North east corn.
~ er ] and Sd sts Sacramento, whole
u sale and retail dealer in drugs, med
icines, paints, oils, perfumery. ETC., constant
ly on hand large stock Of lamp oil and al
cohol; also, general assortment Of patent
medicines. Physicians prescriptions care
fully prepared by day or night. Orders from
the county will meet with prompt attention
and great care observed in packing. Pure
wine. and liquors for medical purposes al
ways on hand. 49.ll
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BURGESS, GILBERT q STILL
II Booksellers and Stationcrs, and whole.
sale and retail agents for Foreign and Ame.
rican newspapers, magazines, etc., Ports.
month square, San Francisco. s6lm
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GRASS VALLEY HOTEL,

LATE MAGNOLIA,
Has just been remodelled, painted, carpeted
and provided with additional lodging accom-
modations. Also good Bowling Alley.
PLEASURE PARTfEs promptly waited
upon. L.B. AUSTIN d Co,
Late Of the Empire House, Yolo Co.
Centreville, juno 20, 1851. If
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GEORGE BORRADAILE,

South side of Broad St. next door to the
Gregory House, Wholesale & Retail Dealer,
Groceries and Provisions &c. Has con.
san,iy on hand. and is receiving daily all
kinds Of desirable goods. Consist ng OF
Flour, Pork, Barley, Hams, Butter. Cheese,
Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Beans, Apples, Peaches,
Lard, Syrup, Tobacco. Liq qrors, Spices, mi.
ming Tools DC.
He invites the attention of Miners and
Packers to his well assorted stores and he
will give satisfaction as to the quality Of his
goods 1ml6m
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HOTEL MOTTO ES.
PLACER HOTEL.

r. F. DICkERMAN would say to the trav-
cling public, that bis house is fitted up in coed
style. oed that he will spare ne pains to make
il one Of the most desirable stopping places ip
Nevada. Board and Lodging per week SIT &.
House on Broad Srest.
Anril l9 1851.
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Fruits of Mormonism,
OR fair and candid statement of facts
~ illustrative Of Mormon principles, Nor.
mon policy and Mormon character, just pub.
lished and for sale by the Rev. Messrs. WAR.
rem and BLAND b9-tf
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
All persons who have paid tax to the
County Treasurer for License of any de-
scliption are requested to deposit his re-
ceipts for the same, with the county
Auditor, Theodore Miller, and obtain
their License. Auditors Office in tho
Clerks & Recorders Office, Main Street
opposite the New Presbyterian church.
THEO. MILLER, Co. Auditor.
Nevada City, Aug. 18th 1851.
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J. w. GREGORY.

Proprietor and Manager.
GEORGE E. E.CLARKE,Agent at Nsuae
da CITY, Ofice on Main Street, corner of Pine
N. b. A Messenger will leave This Ofc.
in season TO connect at the Central Office a,
San Francisco with the special Agents. 60
ing directly through to New York and New
Orleans, by The first Steamship.
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Dr. r.. A. LiverIn0re.
DENTIST,

DR.. II. A. LiverIm0re.
DENTIST,
- espectfuly offers his professional services
AO TO the citizens Of Nevedt City and vicin-
ity.
TEETH FILLED WITH PURE GOLD.
Artificial Teeth, from ono to full set. inserted
upon the principle of atmospheric pressure. .
or otherwise. a. may be required.
Extraction of Teeth
Will be performed without resorting to the use
of the Turnkey" in any case. Ihloroform
will be administered whom required. and all
operations for preserving and beautifying the
teath performed according to the most approved
method. Having had an experience of seven
teen years, he hopes to give general satisfac.
tion.
Office on the South side of Broadway.
door above the ''City Market"
REFERENCES.
Mr.. Napier. II. Peoples.
J. F. Halsey, Nj. Cossim,
Mr. Rockford, VIM H. Miller.
J. Z. Smith. Mr.. Longacre
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr.. DUSUZEAU,
CHEMIST, MlNERALoG1sT, As.

Informs the miners of the surrour ding coun.
try that hs has removed his Assaying Office,
well known tor two and huff years in Sacra.
mentO street San Francisco, to Bread street
Nevada city.
He also snne unces, TO the public that receiv.
ing moro numerous applications for assays,
and seeing large number Of miners occuE led
in prospecting and working quartz veins, to
.acilitaie them in their searches, he has re-
uced his Assaying price TO $500 instead OF
20.i0, which II was at first.
Mr.. Dusu.eau. having had ten years prac-
tice, and having been proprietor Of quartz veins
in the Chilian mines, can offer to the miners
assurances In HE consultations upon the differ
ent mines. He also takes charge In the direc-
ton of mineral works. in erecting and direct.
ing Machines to extract the gold as well Of
the poorest as of the richest mineral; these
machines being the best, the surest, the least
costly, he can recommend them in preference
to all others. WIN. DusUzEAU, Broad ST.,
opposite the Virginia House.
Oct. lIih 1851. 49 3m+
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J. B. Clements.

DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST.
"HOLESALE and retail dealer in Drugs
w and Mo icines, corner Montgomery and
Caiifernia streets, San Francisco.
N. 3. Country dealers supplied on the mo
liberal terms. 64-lm
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Auction & Commission.

T Williamson q Co., lat the Auction
i. Stand on Main street) would call the
attention Of miners. packers and traders to
their stock Of goods. A full supply Of the
most desirable articles the market below af-
fords, can always be found at their ss'esrsom'
In part consisting Of the best quality Of Ii
auors, Groceries, Provisions and miners tools,
which will be sold either At suction or pri-
vats sAls-at prices to su tcustomers.
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ID ECEIvED ex ship Walter r. Jones'
~ 80 9th cssks sup'r grape juice port wine /;
$50 do do do do do do;
100 de do Otard, Dupuy & eos brandy;
20 Do DO 4 Scgneite do;
80 do Dc Hennesssy do
~ DO do J Dupuy Dc
~ do do sweet port wine;
% bbls Holland gin;
90 % New York brandy;
~ DO pure spirits, (high prsoi);
10 Dc " & rum;
10 DO peppermint cordials;
~ DO cherry brandy;
10 DO superior Carolina rice;
800 small boxes tobacco, IA to 10 lbs each;
20 M rsgalia cigars, Sultana brand,
30 N do do La Seviliana brand:
80 N cigars. La Polka brand;
~ half chests extra fins n tea;
$50 s ID boxes do do do;
100 l3 ID do d. do do;
100 boxes superior sperm candles. a. and 6s
80 bbls old Monongohela whiskey,
New landing and for sale low, BY
BLOSSOM 4 OGDON.
cor Front and Washington ss.,
bS-lm San Francisco.
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Mk1f3s GREGORY'S At
ak lantic and Pacific
Express, George e Clarke,

Agent at Nevhda CITY.
This Express has no connection with any
other concern, and persons doing husinesr
with this Line can be assured that whateve
they entrust to its management at either o
its Offices, will reach its destination wit!,o a
passing through other hands, or meeting with
delay. Special Messengers in charge Of Ex-
press Matter for this Line, are dispatched by
every Steamer leaving New York and San
Francisco.
Gold Dust, Packages and parcels of every
description, and Letters forwarded to all parts
ofthc United States, Canada, Europe, Ore.
gon and the Sandwich Islands. Gold Dust
and other Valuable Parcels insured through
under Policies In Insurance companies in
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TGERY d HINCKLEY, manufaetursrs
II Of Mill, Steam Engine and Quarts pulv.
seiziag Machinery, and Iron castings Of every
description. First st., tbetween Mission and
Hewsrdl een Rraaeisco. Asu Of the Psci6c
Irsu rsusasy. ssss I'm
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Bp Urlr0rapI).
New York, Jan. 5.

NEW DIRK, Jan. D.
in Kossuth's interview with the Sec
retary OF the Interior, on Saturday, he
alluded to his Intervention project. The
Secretary replied that his Department
was devoted exclusively to Home affairs
and THAT all questions OF Foreign policy
came through the State department.
kossuth then declared that the opposi-
ton which he met at the hands Of Con-
gress and the Executive, convinced him
that his mission to this country had
completely failed. He felt deeply disap-
pointed at the Reception he had met
with at Washington. II was wholly
unexpected. lie inquired in case a
body of Hungarians desired 10 settle in
the United States, if they could get a
tract Of land2
Mr.. Stewart remarked that Congress
had the disposition Of the public lands,
but that he had no doubt tract Of land
would be granted if desired.
Kossrth corrected the Secretary, and
explained that he did not want the land
gift. They would pay for it; but
only desired that it should be so located
that the Hungarians could live together
in a separate community.
At the Presidents dinner on Saturday
no speeches were made.
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NERiLD OF THE TIMES
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MoRrisG, AT
No. 127 Thames Street.
CRANST0N & NORMAN.
TEHeMS--S2 in advance, or S2,25
at the end of the year.

The locoiocos are playing most
desperate game OF Brdg throughout the
Stale. The leaders seem 10 have deci-
ded upon this course, and the order has
been promulgated TO all the followers
Go where you will, you hear all classes
and grades Of the party shouting III the
most vocilcrous manner rs to what is TO
be done at the Spring election; they
pretend that their party will sweep eve-
~ town in the State, not even excepting
staunch old Whig Newport, which they
contend is to be represented by locofo-
COS in the General Assembly, ano'her
year. Much Of this noisy talk proceeds
from very ignorant men, who know
nothing about political matters, except
what their masters teach them, and
whose rantines may at any time be 81
fenced by small job of work Now i,
Is hardly necessary for us TO talk much
about all this parade and idle bins'er a"
to what Is to be done by the locoiocos.
We have SAID it often before, during the
past lew months, and we rs firmly and
confidently rcilcrate il now, that Rhode
Island is thoroughly " lig, ani above
all things, old Newport County is as
immoveably Wing to-day, rs at any pc
rod in the history OF the State, during
tho l,.t Ian II IL psalnss A talk
about the unfortunate causes Of Tie dis
affection in our ranks last Spring these
are perfectly well understood by both
parties, and these alone caused our de-
feat then.
The elements Of serious dissen;on
ure at work among the locoiocos. In
nursing Gov. Lawrence, they have
huggcd a viper, and the question now
is sheher he shall sting or be stung.
We, and we presume the Wings gencr-
ally, are entirely Indifferent on the SUBJ
ject, as our love is about equally divided
between the two factions. The two
Governors arc nj war, and the genuine
Governor does not hesitate to dcnounce
the sem.nfTicial one, in very plain terms.
The locofocos have used Gov. Lawrence
and his money to their satisfaction, and
now they desire 10 re-shp him to New
York, Hungary, or almost any other
place but whether they will be able to
accomplish this object quietly, yet re-
mains TO be seen. The Wings are uni
ted, firm and strong; and they will en-
ter the Spring campaign with resolution
and energy, determined to carry rll
their points and elect all their cflicers,-
and they will do il most Iriumphant!y.
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I5~The Paris journals announce that
NJ. Vallee, one Of the officials Of the Ja:-
dins des Plantes has succeeded in hatcl-
ing a turtle by artificial means. On the
l4th OF July last, he found some turtles
eggs on the sanl in the enclosure reserv-
ed for the turf les, and placed three Of
them under his apparatus in the reptile
department. On tie 18th Of this month
he examined the eggs, and found tur-
tie about as big as n walnut, in full life.
lie hopes TO be able 10 rear it. This is
the first case on record OF one Of these
creatures having been produced artifi-
cialIy.
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A couple Of /" limbs Of the law" who
were conducting suit before a justice
in Dorchester, got incensed at one an
other, and finally came TO blows. The
court sat by and looked coolIy on until
the fracas was over. Then the combat
ants apoIogized for disturbing his honor:
but the justice, wiping his specks, coolly
declared he hadn't been disturbed in the
east-he rather liked it.
To CURE NosE BLEEDING Roll up
piece of paper and press it up under the
upper lip. We have tried this plan in a
great number of cases, and have only
seen it fail on one occasion.- Scientific
American.
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THs STRIPED PIG UNDER Nsw
NAME.-A letter from traveller though
Vermont, states that while he was sitting
in IL village tavern, another traveller
came in, ana stepping up to the place
where the bar once was, ihhnated that
he should like glass Of brandy.
Don't keep it, was the gruii reply.
The traveller was of in quick time
Presently an old farmer came in, and
clustered up to the landlord, when the
following dialogue ensued:'
Farmer Good morning, Capt. b.
Landlord - Good mornin,' Squire
Farmer How's yer family, this
mornn' 2
Landlord - Pretty smart, ,hnnk'ee.'
Farmer-'Is the baby well 2
Landlord 20 yes, very. Would you
like to see itP
Farmer Well. don't care il | DO
Landlord - Walk into the kitchen,
Squire. Mira Il. will be glad TO sec
you
So out they 60, says the traveller
and return aitrr n very short visit 10 Fho
bdby.' who seems to have kiSsed Them
rather roughly, Judging by the manner
IN which they licked their chops
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HoAxIsG LEARNED Boplrs.-The
broadest and most laughable attempt OF
this kind we ever heard OF, is related by
the venerable Mathew Carey, of Judge
Breckenridge, the elder. The Judge,
It seems, had moral antipathy to phil
osophical societi' s, which was the more
remarkable from his being scientific
and well read man. But he at length
explain ed the mystery, by stating that
he had been rejected by the American
Philosophical Society, OF which he was
a candidate for membership, in revenge
for the democratic vote he had given in
the Legislature of Pennsylvania against
what was termed the province money
an he resolved to be rcvenged in return.
lie not only wrote his satirical work
called Modern. Chivalry," but he PALM
ed oil upon that body some most ridicuI-
Gus deceptions. Among other things
he took his grandfather's fan, and hav-
ing ngcniously twisted, gummcd and
repaired it, sent /, to the society as the
wing Of bat Mathew Carey says,
1t was received with due soIemnity,
and vote Of thanks was passed to the
donor. A debate arose us to the species
TO which it belonged-and a committee
Of seven was appointed to ascertain
whether il was the wing OF Madagas-
car or Canada bat. The committee sat
three weeks and afcr consulting Buff
tons Natural History and GoIdsmilh's
Animated Nature, they reported that it
must have belonged 10 Madagascar
bat. II was pronounced the greatest
curiosity in the Museum, except a large
sheet ofbro"n paper which was hung
in the chimney and disguised with
SCOT and dirt, and palmed upon the
society as Il part of Brahmin's shirt ~
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OLD WmrEY."-The story having
been stal ted at the time OF the recent
Hungarian demonstration in NV York
that Gen. TayIor's war-horse, "Old
Whitley" was present in the procession,
an interested correspondent at New Or
leans encioses to us an extract from tho
n. O. Delta in denial OF the same.-lt
remarks that The statement" slanders
the respected family of Gen. Taylor, in
countcnancing the idea that they would
part with a charger so famous in the an
nails of our country, and so prominent
in the history of the Hero Of Buena
VISTA
Old Whitley" is now at the residence
OF General Taylor's son, OH the coast, a
few miles from New Orleans.