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MONEY MATTERS. TRADE, &c.

The Boston Transcript of Saturday even
ing saws that money affairs continue to improve
there.
DIylDEsDs.-The Suffolk Insurance Com
pany of Boston have declared dividend of
i've per cent.
The Hope Insurance Company of Boston
nave declared a semi annual dividend of six
per cent.
n MO DE JANEIso, March 23d.-Coffee-
DeaeF at present firmly demand 3I500 for
g ZOO mixed lots of good firsts and superiors.
me = ne stock Oh hand 10000 bags, but chiefly
composed of inferior qualities.
flour-No sales worthy of notice have
,unaanspIed for some time past. Bakers offer
i'lOOo for late arrivals of Baltimore flour.
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Congregational.

WASHINGTON, April Is.
In the SENATE, the debate was continued
upon the bill for the extension of the capitol;
after which the non-intervention resolutions
submitted some weeks since by Mr.. CLARKE
of Rhode Island, were taken up and debated
until the hour OF adjournment.
In the HousE, the bill providing for the dis
cipline Of the Navy, being substitute for that
passed at the last session abolishing fogging
was taken up and debated ut length.
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In The case of Henry A. Naglee, a captain
., volunteers from Pennsylvania during the
CfInInsl Court OF this city for several DAYS
past on charge of forging vouchers by which
uie Government was defrauded, the Jury last
ulSht returned verdict of guilty. His coun-
sci give notice of a motion for new trial,
m ~ has yet 10 be argued.--Nation nal Iatelll-
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''arifAL PGNIsHMEsr.--1n the Penpsylya-
n n,a Legislature, The bill abolishing The death
t.naIly, and substituting imprisonment Of not
,, 'aan hifeen or more than fifty years Ia lieu
S ...eoI' passed finally 10 The House, on Thurs.
as'--yeas 40, nays "a
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Loss OversaaO,Ooo /.
SAVANNAH, April

SAVANNAH, April IL.
a destructive connagration occurred here
to-day which destroyed Lamars cotton press.
es, with 5000 bales of cotton, and partially
consumed two vessels. laden with cotton, ".
ing at a wharf. MIR. Lamar's loss is $4,000 !,
on which there is an insurance for $40 .OOo.--
The total loss is estimated at 5000 900.
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Hid To Koxsuth Refused.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, April f2.-1he Senate
a. ,tbsoiution which passed on Saturday to loan
~, ,h afias OF The State TO Kossuth, was laid on
VIC VIC lao'e ~ The House to-day by a vote Of Al
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Later from California.

New York, April Is.
The steamship Daniel Webster. from San
Juan, arrived here to-day. She brings, in the
hands OF passengers, gold to the amount Of
Sl50,0OO. The Indians about San Diego
were again troublesome.
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Explosion Of n Stenu Ro;1e,

Al. " ~ StCNW A>VLtcfs
NEW YORK, April 12th.-The steam boiler
10 me sugar refinery Of Howell, Ring, g. Co.,
~ Duane street, exploded this morning, scald.
lug SIX men. Three badly injured. The build.
is a,gs caught IRE, bat was soon extinguished.--
1he shock OF the explosion was terrific.
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r, STRIKE among Joaraeymen Priaters.t
=, HAkRisBDRc. April H. The Journeymen
af'ntefs Of this city are on strike for higher
"ages and appeal 10 the printers OF other cities
10 sustain theni.
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NEW YORK MARKETS. April13
FLoUR-Sales of $500 barrels, Southern
$4 % 81.
GRAIN.-White Wheat 81 04; mixed Corn
65 &c.
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Inter from Mexien.

New ORLEANS, April IL.
Advices from Mexico to March Goth state
that. the Foreign Ministers have protested
against the Matamoras tariff. Many of the
merchants refuse to pay duties.
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VENABLE STREET And FEDERAL
VISTkEET PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Will be
sold at auction, on TUESDAY, the 4th day of May,
at O'Clock in the afternoon, lot of ground trout
ing $50 feet the north side of Venabe street. and
235 feet on the western side of Federal street. 1t
will be laid off into small lots fronting on both
streets. TeIms-One fourth cash, the balance in
equal payments of six and twelve months, with in.
terest THE PROPRIETOR
NH 27-dfs
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, April 10.
FLoUR-No sales reported.
GRAIN.-Red Wheat 90a93cts; white do 95a
I00c. Corn, yellow 5Sl White do, 57cts.
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GREGORY d NAURl,
Successors to j. w. Maury d. CO., Mama.
gers.
Office, No. 81, Main Street
Drawn Nos Kentucky Lottery, Class "a, April IL
1852:
a 6S 50 - IA AZ IL IS rs 81 As 81 70
Splendid Scheme to.day-Capitals 49,, 800
$4,000, $780, COCO, 5000, 450O 3,74e, $500, 25
prizes of l000 25 prizes of 500, % prizes of 300
200 prizes OF 200, &c. &C. &c. IS numbers, Is
drawn, Tickets $40. Shares in proportion.
ap IA
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i CHERRY AND WOOD NAPrHA has been
used for years. and has always been found safe.
speedy and effe:tual remedy for Coughs, Colds,
and Diseases of the Lungs. Many aatterng evil
dences OF superiority over other preparations OF
kindred kind, have been received from physicians
and others. Price 50 cents per bottle. 3.
For sale by Ell. PIcOT, corner opposite the Old
Market, and WIN. p. LADD, Shockoe Hill. !.
an II -
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RIesl' ''''; s6 s'is ~ %o y; z %.
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EOR HIRE-For the balance of the year. a
IL young WOMAN, accustomed to house work
and nursing. Apply to the undersigned, near the
Old Market.
ap l4-2t* j. C.. REDWOOD
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FASHION, OR, LIFE IN NEW YORK:
Il aComedy in five acts, by Anna Cora Mowatt
authoress of Armand, &c-25 cts
"How'er it be il seems to me
It's only noble to be good
Kind hearts are more than coronets,
And simple faith than Norman blood"
Hearts Unveiled, or, ] Knew You Would Like
Him, by Sarah Emery Saymore--50 cts
Home Narratives, or, Stories from Household
Words, by Charles Dickens-25 cts
The Abbey of Innismoyle, by Grace Kennedy, au
thoress OF Duuallan-25 cts
North British Review, No 30, February 1852
Received and for sale by
ap IA GEO. III. WEST e. BRO
+ WA, and ether Poems, by Alice Carey
La Memories of the Great Metropolis or Lo don
from the Tower to the Palace, by Saunders
The Wide, Wide World, new edition, by Eliza.
beth Wetheren sf
A. MORRIS,
Late Drinker & Morris, q
ap IA 81 Main street
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ADJUSTMENTS
~ W { Close Saturday Might.
N tr 49, Ss.nAND sOIRREs slAGIQURs
Al The kiCflMa)ND THEATkE.


The Csrenf Wizard 81. Ga 49,
Continues ont @ be honored with the MOS 4 RRlr..
VA ss,aNl AUDIENCES. composed of the Beauty.
wls ana Wisdom Of tie city Of Richmond. " 20
III. .as soxss e witness the Incomprehensi.
new and Astounding Feais every evening ina wsel
~ Full particulars In small bs -" - = =.
ADMISSION Boxes so cents, PIT Is cent? o,hsr
prices rs usual - Seuss' oensI
o'clock. Box Office open daily from 10 a NJ ~ :,
~. j.. M. WESTON. .F1
up IL Agent and e,c~.s.s-
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NkCUND SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS
u FOR THIS SEASON. MILLHLsEk 4

n FOR THIS SEASON.-J. MILLHIcEH e
BROTHER would respectfully remind their
friends the Ladies, and all others desiring pretty
Goods, at the cheapest prices, that We are opening
large additional supply of Barege de DANES, Sat
in, striped and plain Bareges of the latest styles
1000 pieces Ribbons unequaled in the city for price
and quality, 200 more Of those well known cheap
Grape Shawls; Prints, Jsconetts, Lawns Cling
hams, and lots Of other Goods, 70 be sold as they
were boughta at great bargains and great sacrifices.
prices we are selling Goods a. and you viii GER
tainly decide we are the cheapest OF the cheap.
Persons purchasing by the piece or dozen, would
also do wellto give rs cali
] MILLHISER 4 BROTHER,
an 10 1873 Broad Street.
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THE DRY GOODS GIFT AssoCIA.

THE DRY GOODS GIFT ASS0CIA-
or 25, you can get collar worth IL g 25 and So
Handsome Barege Deiaines at one shilling and 90
cents. worth Is and 81 LIZ cents Lawns at u IL
Ginghams at I2 l2, Calicoes at Ia Sheeting 80
inches wide at 6 IA, Shirting 5 cents, fine Linen
Cambria Hdkfs at l2 9, Lace aud Muslin Sleeves
from SO cents TO g. Chemisets from so to ~, Hose
Of all eoors At l2 I.2; also, every description of
Dress Goods, Grape Sha wis. &c. Every person by
paying the prices mentoned above for the articles
VIII not only receive the value for their money bnf
viii find the articles cheaper than can be Obtained
in this city Call soon, before all the gifts dis
posed Of ~ the number Is limited
7ss ABRAHAM LEVY, Jr,
Hp Ia 20I Broad Street.
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NEW BOOKS-Just received by
IN NASH g. WOODHOUSE.
Wordsworth on the Apocalypse Lectures on
The Apocalypse, critical explanatory and practical,
delivered before the University of Cambridge; be.
ing the Husean Lectures for the year 1913; by Chr
Wordsworth, d. D., Canon of Westminster, &C.
From the second London edition, vol 8vo 80.
The Barons Little Daughter, and other Tales in
prose and verse, by the author of Hymns for Lit
lie Child, edited by the Rev. VIM. Gresley, M A.
37t cents -fts*s
Absolutely received:
Far OF; or, Asia and Australia with anecdotes
and Illustrations, by the author OF '1'he Peep OF
Day. g.. 75c ---.ss*--.
ihe wa to do good, by Jacob Abbott 81
EA. IMPLIES Il Life and DEATH by Mrs Sigourney.
The ords prayer-Nne Sermons preached In
the Chapel of Lincoln's Inn, by Frederick Denison
Maurice, NJ. SOC,
= Together with number of other new and inter-
esting works ap IL
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MUSIC.-P. II. TAYLOR offers for sale the
AsA following popular pieces If Music: 70
I Katy Darling, song, by Whteman
The Last Rose is Fading, song, Peticolas
The Officers Funeral, song
Tho It's all but Dream, song " -af
By the Sad Sea Wave. song
Music at Nghtfall, song
Ger the Far Blue Mountain, song
Are We Almost There, song
We Are Almost There song
IT'S the Last Rose OF Summer, arranged by
w. v. Wallace,
at his Piano Forte and Music Store, lSo Main st
ap Ia
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GOLD NINE ON PEAKl. STKEET.
LUCk'S OFFICE
Imp!ements Furnished at the Nina.

Drawn Nos OF Washington. Class 90
SO 80 81 10 Al 72 l3 80 2-I2
For to.day.-Susqpehann Canal--Captals
$50 O00 1900, 5000 500, 1,500, 20 of 70O &c IS
numbers, Is drawn. Tickets. So
Also, splendid small Lottery Tor to-day. Tick.
cts, S2t.
ap Ia LUCK.
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At5CTIbN SAFES.
THIS DAN;


ke4AVXEI1oX
MANAGED Ton G5SS- 9. ! ..s...s..
-, This MORNING, Apr l4ah, Il "a - 80 3
VI seli g my anesacn store. far cssh. lsrSr ~ =
day nighflast. 9 70 AAe 0n sun-
& Up l4-1t4 Il fsA1vrun...
Sale 0E LAND In HENRIC0 C06N-
- ~, FOUk MILLS FkOM kICHMonD.--in
pursuance Of decree Of the County Court - IN =
rico, pronounced in the cause Of Murphy. &c'. =.
Murphy, &C., shall, a. cOrnmissioner. u, VreS
nesday, the 18th day Of April. 1852 If fair. otSsr.
wise on the next fair DAY, upon the premises seI s.
the highest bidder, upon credit of six snd twelve
months, atract Of LAND belonging to the estsse 81
the late Daniel Murphy, cGnsisting Of acres 50
poles, lying on the road from Richmond 10 VII
Iiamsburg. The improvements consist Of COM
Portable dwelling, with two rooms below and one
shove; and Of kitchen. More than half the tractis
sun in timber. The purchaser, according to the
decree has the privilege of paying cash, discount-
ing Interest," otherwise be must give bond with sp-
proved security and title to be retained until pay
ment = made. Sufficient cash viii, in any event,
Dc required TO pay thu costs of suit and sale.
ap JNO G. BOYD Conf
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ENHE ADVERTISERS very Intelligent and
Il worthy lady, just from the North wishes to
obtain a SITUATION as Pastry Cook, Washer,
lroner Housekceper, in respectable family
Can come well recommended. Apply at this office.
ap l4-lr< H
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AW BOOkS.-A pracucai IIvaIlle on a.
IL Law of Covenants for Title. by William Henry
Rawe 8ss st
New edition of Sugden on Vendors and Pur-
chasers of Esrates 2 vols
The Law OF Pleading and Evidence. by John s
Saun iers new edition A. MORRIS, 3
Late Drinker & Norris 81 Main street.
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lust pUBLIsHED AND FOX SAL Z At

Just PUBL1SHED AND FOX Sal 3 q
y the Literary Emporium Of THOS II. GRESH-
AM, 1921 Broad street,
Fresh leaves from The Diary Of Broadway Dandy,
illustfated-25 cents
The Abbey of lnnlsmugle, BY Grace Kennedy
Faikenburg; tale oftne Rhine-5I cents
Florence, or the Fatal Vows cents
The Two Brides By 8 Arthur rs cents
FIAT Banner, Museum. Waveriy, Courier, Ian.
tern. snd Arthurs Hume Gazette all for ttis week
together with everything In the cheap pupiicetinp
line. wholesale and retail ep ~
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nKN1COTIeED sMOKlNls TOBACUU.
IL This Tobacco. on account OF its very pleasant
aroma and freedom from poisonous properties, II
bee oming desarvediy popular. 4 fall supply on
hand. and for sale BY
up II o. 4. STRECKFR.
- AT pOIaON.--Leyi's Vcrmiu Destroyer,
~ for Rsts, Nice, Rosehss, Bed Bags, &c. a very
valuable and safe preparation. For sale by
ep II @. a. 6TRECkEk.
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- SETTER PUPS.-Genilemen fond
S%<N OF bird hunting, can now obtain tho
roagnDred SETTER DOG, by callingat
1.-THE ARBOUR," s
apl3 Corner Main and 18th streets
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Two THE LADiES.-MRS. JOSEPH STEB-
u BINS opens to day beautiful assortment of
Model Dress Patterns, embracing every variety Of
the season. Great care has been taken to select
the latest Partisan styles of Vest, Waists and Jack
cts also, MaDtas of every description. Dresses
ard Mantilas made to order, in a style which can
not fail to give entire satisfaction to the customer
Call and examine, over Charles Hartwel g. Co.'S,
lC7 Broad street. an l4-6t
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TELEGRApHlC NE VS.
estfactive Fire Mt savannah. !

TRANSMITTED FOR THE nATIY nIsPATos
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VIEW OF K1CHMOND.-We nave re.
ceived smother limited supply of Letter Paper,
with neat and correctly drawn photographic pic.
ture OF Richmond on eacn sheet Price 6 cents per
sheet. G. NJ. WEST g. BROTHER
an
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DEWS FOR SALE.-Monumental Church,
4 Pew No 81 in the Middle Aisle, for sale.
In st Pauls Church, Pew No. 65, in the Middle
Aisle, Tor sale. Apply at this Office.
ap l2-3t<
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sHEPPERsON's OFFICE.
MAIN street, opposite the Va. Nm nh.

urswn NOS washington county Lottery, Glass 90
April 18th -
SO 80 81 10 Al ~ l3 40 10
For To.day.--The Susauehanna Car., -.
~, Class l6-To be drawn al o'clock p.
itals: $4,000, $500, $780, $780, 500 os ~ ri,
&c 70 nos, Is to be drawn Tickets si0.-sbsrs.
in proportion. e-Saaies
ALso-The Patapsco Lottery, Class lls .-c.n.
iIals Sla 600 of 5000 EACH 100 of $50 81
Tickets 81 SO Az s' 49,
Nos Is 2a a. prize of S4oo--Nos = II SO. n
pIize OF S275-Nos4 8 90, prize of saO0-Nos
~ % %, prize OF SIS. Sold and paid By
ap IA SHEPPERSON
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Arr INKS. BLA ak having received eE1n
jher Spring supply of Fashionable -
WI Millinery, respectfully solicits aTC2
call from her friends and the public-~@|sS
generally. Her rooms are over Beers g. Pondex-
ters, aud two doors below Mitchell & Tylers, Main
street ap PIN
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OST.-Between 9th st. and Thos d Quarles,
IL a SlLk VELVET PURSE with Steel Clasp,
containing money. fhe finder will be literally re-.
warded by leaving it either at this Office, or
apl IA laTEBBINS, DARRACOTT e. CO.
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T HEWAkD.-SIrayed or stolen from
42Ssthe subscribers, on the 10th of April, a sor
s,ARE, with a blaze face, and chafsd on the
right hip Any person returning the same will re
ceive liberal reward
APP 14-3ta BARNES g. SHELL
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GARDEN CULTIYAYORS.--Asu supply of
u the useful instruments just to hand, aud for
sale by c.. SINTON IL co.
Sign of the Circular Saw, IL Main street. ~
an ~
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M A N AZ e. KS FFICk.
+. MORRIS & CO.

F +. NORRIS & CO.
Two splendid Schemes for this dav. At II
o'clock: Capitals $4,000, 4 of 1900, 400 Of $50,
&C. 20 number, IL drawn. Tickets. S24 q =
At 4 o'clock-Capitals. $4,000 1900, 5000. 500
l,5o0, 100 OF $50, &c. IS Nos, Is drawn. Tickets
$l05 So
Drawn Nos of Washington, Glass 90.
50 33 81 10 Al ~ 10 80 IL
ap IA C.. w. PURCELL.
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~ No. AS Main street-A very valuable Dsguer.
rean Picture o DR. Gibson, and also q small pic
ture Of a celebrated lady. Any Information which
may lead to the detection of the thief win be suit
ably rewarded. Apply to
WILLIAM A. PRATT,
At the Virginia Da guerrean Gallery, No. las Main
street. an I2-eo3t
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lust RECEIVED, BY EXPRESS-A
y new lot of brown aad blue French Cloth Frock
Coats which were made to our order in style that
defies competition; and we guarantee to give as
good fit as can be made by our best tailors.
HENRY SHAFER & CO,
an 9 No lO3 Main street. corner 18th
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DART LIST ELEMENTS OF CHEMIs-
i TRY-By Thomas Graham, F. r. s., Prot of
Chemistry in University College, London etc. Sec
ond American, from entirely revised and greatly
enlarged English edi ion-witn numerous iilustfa
tions-edited with notes by Robt Budges II d.
Essays on Life, Sleep, Death. etc, By Sam1 Hen
ry Dickson, ~ D.. Prof OF Institutes and practice
of Medicine in the Medical College of the State
of South Caroline. A. MORRIS,
ap - Late Drinker & Morris, 81 Main ct.
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T AND WAKKANTs-Bough for cash, by
IL b. BAGBY a. CO., at the highest ma, ket price,
Office over N. B & C. B. Hill, corner of Franklin
and Wall streets. ao7-lm.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-16
Standing Committees of the
House.

~
we give 0C'o" a corrected IIS' OF the
N""l''l,''o' Oh ,oe House as c'mmnn'ca'
,F" TO ''e popular oF4ncn Oh Congress on
"F,"e'o'5
ComN''lre OF hlecjIons-"m ) Ashe,
%, : christopher II "''''annS, Tenn ;
"''IIain Hamilton, ma; A NJ. Scher-
mernorn, n u; J"hn ). Caskie' VA;
Fr's''f Ewing ny; ur"' l. DAVIS, Mass
james ua'no'e' IA; Nathan l. Sifa'toh,
Oh ne" jersey
G,'nm'''ee "' WAYS aId Means Geo.
. houston, ct ana; geo ".Joa"', Tenn ;
nd"Yfd 0tdnIy' N -; Harry lilho@rd, \.
IL Jane. Brooks, n I &c Jones, Pa F.;
"'II'am Appleton Mass Cyrus l.. Dun
man. iNd ) soma ;. PheIPS' Nj"
COMMITTEE "I Cia'ms-l"hn X. j. Dan
lel, ct N g.; Alfred ?. Elgerton, OHIO;
Richard / Bowie. Md; On-on 5 Sey-
mour Conn; William a Socket, n \ ;
Carlton 3 Gurus, Pa; GIIchfI>t Porter,
Mo; D1nleI Mace, | "d; {, +. Cleveland,
COM
COMMITTEE on C"mmercr-Dayld l." Sey-
moar, OF n Y; Andrew johnson, Tenn;
Alexander IL Stephens, Ga; Thomas } d
Fn''er, Me-; James II Duncan, Mass !;
J'hn h"oinson, IT,, Pa; loolS s.. Martn,
La William Aiken, &c; thomas Y.
walsh Nd
Committee on Public L1ndS-WlIlard
li'II' OF M"i w. 4. W. C"bb' Alai } L.,
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G0itor's Gable.

MoyrHLY B~IoGRAPHIcAL MAGAZINE contain
ing PORTALS and memoirs Of Distinguished
Americans now living. This Is the title OF a
new monthly. just started IN New York. edited
nv John Livingston. Esq. The first number con
talps nearly TWO hundred pages, and embraces
twcpf, five memoirs, with engraved portraits OF
each subject, ~supetbiy eXecnted, among which
are Chancellor Walworth, Of Ne~ York, Thos.
Nelson. Ch,ef Justice of Oregon, &c, &c. The
work will be one Of immense cost, bat OF great
interest and vdIuc, and will prove, re predict, a
most successful undertaking. Subscription
price $40. in advance but each number makes
a volume which will be cheap Al $l00. No
work has been recently started promising to be
a greater acquisition to 4 family library.
TIE HARTFORD REPuBLICAN, one of the
abDest of our Free SolI papers, has passed into
the hands Of D. W. Bartlett and J R %fIawIey,
able and efficient &C .laborer4 with us iuthe good
cause OF Freedom.
The RUrLAyD3HEnALD This old and vaIu-
aoe Jo"'"'' "'' P"' "a
d ess, winch will Justify its holding up its head
among Inc pest % Us '"'''"Po''''s ''
THE SPEECHES OF WEBSTER AND UAYvE N
rpp n : SENATE. beautifully done IN a pam
phIet OF "a pages by Ee'd'og q Co. Boston
'h'se Two sPeecNfS must ever ma d con'p'cu
GUS pace 10 our country ) history '"7y 9n'o'a
De ID every ''"IF' ara '"ey never were P'e'e"-
Tea IN d FORM % CONVENIENT LOT purchase 0nu
preservation before we should ml'A every man
would ouy o"P' Inc price cam / DC 'nucn over
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The CONGREGATIONAL AcTIoN ON SLvERY.
Proceedings of the General Convention
of Congregations Ministers in the United
States, held at Albany oh the 9TH, 9Th 9TH
aud 9Th Of October, 1852. New York S.
w. enedict, lG Spruce street.
This is one OF the most important pam
phIels eff the present year. The proceed
lngs of this convention form an era in the
history of the American church, and they
will be referred to many years as a prece-
dent for similar gatherings. The church
here deliberately and soIemnIy took its
stand on the side Of freedom, After Il ma.
iorlty and minority report on churches in
slavehoIdlng States, and a lengthy debate
on them, The subject was recommItted. The
Committee reported the following resolu
ton -
RcsoIrcd, That in the opinion of this
Convention, 1t is the tendency OF the Cos
pei, whenever it is preached III its purity, to
correct all social evils, aud to destroy sin
in all its forms and that it is the duty OF
Missionary Societies to grant aid to church
es in slaveholdlng States, III the support OF
such ministers as shall so preach the Gns'
pei, and lncuIcate the principles and appIl,
cation Of G lspel dicipIlue, that, with the
blessings of God, it shall have its full effect
IN awakening and enIlghtcnlng the moral
sense IN regard tn slavery, aud III bringing
to pass The speedy abolition OF that stupen'
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