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q fhurs1ey January L. Ct dease OF the heart youu
c. Ws'6tcyv, ia the S5ta year n Lis agc.
Tie relatives and ferdo OF the family, also the mem
toEs o. Company 4h Regiment (ertillsry,) &C re-
qucs1d Co attend his funeral sunday, JsE Is. at
O'Clock H., from Lis stc residence, Ie4 First street.
Dir ssraanc viii te taken &c Gre enwood Censtsry for
friday Jenusry IT, Ct.AsLEg Arausrus, son Of 70
teIt end Matiida MoEii', aged 5earr Month end
ns funeral Will take Place Of O'clock this afternoon
from Nc. TIC Thompson streee
in tnir city On TIureday evening January is, FeGvE
srsSital e;a O. Robert and Eaxths Andrews, eyed 9
yea-, snd months
Es Eerneinr vii be taken &c Wospsit, Conn fer In
tsr-ltpt
We,oved him yse--
Nc tongue can tel
HoU much we loved hin.
And Lew well,
God loved Lin, TOO
And be though. best
TIC take hin hcroe
Te be at rect.
u Jhurrasy Ja1us-y 10, st his residence, Moauouth
county. Wall tcunshir New jersey, JtRrsuAR BsNaErr,
In tae cath year q Lis seo for number Of years re-
rpectebie inhsbi.ant q this city.
Oh January H. a. the residence of his uetter Loo
Pearl street Brooklyn, OzoEex j. RsrErsNr, Of typue
fever, In the 9th gear os his age.
nir relnsins were taken 70 Lyoxet Losg leland, for
intcrment.
On Thursday, Jarussy 8, at nototen, New Jersey,
JoHN E.sLE of Lcodon, England uged about 60 yesxs
III, remains were inferred in Bergen Cemetery.
On Friday. January 16 Of scarlet fever, Jour IT,,
lnfant child Ct d. L. and dchn g. Harberser, ssed 10
months
baltimore and Philadelphia rnpor- pleas. cory.
On December Is in Brooklyn ct the residence Of Mrs
A.. Waiingferd JcsEFu DAVIS Of H.9burg OF infarnms-
ton Of the towels In the 26tl year Of his arc.
This notice is offered by lis aincsre friend, W.
In brooklyn on January 15, of the residence OF her
grl7dfetter " Z. Pelham. aosma A infant daughter
ei VIM j. snd Mary Ann olcott, Of huntington Long
Trlard.
ii Gr1nville, South Carolina, January 4, Colonel
WnTFtEt GrccEs.
Killed By Tie ezrosicn Of the steamer Msgnolis on
friday January p 0Eoror McK.r, son Of sir, Qecrgs
racUay.
Lie remains expected by the STEAMER Alabau1a OF
Tuescay rtzt Due notice vl be given when lis funs
raj VIII tt6e lace.
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Bosrov. Jan 10
AriyedBasts aelcn Mobile; Maryland Bsltinore briss
Glnarsa Rio Jsnciro Pauline Phladclph!s echrs Mary
Chii.cn Portau Prince; Leo, Wilmington, NC.
Fellowship &c: Duck, fror, Eoriosns.
ClosEed- Bark Sarah Glney, HAtsngas brgs Arcadi,n,
Arslechooa Pe,n. CbareeSop: Nickereon. baltimore
ssiedShips Oxford Orieoa Judah TIC Rolislos bark
Indiana; brig Angie Saxon Dutch schr Adrian william.
UAAErrsroE. Jan To-
Ciassed--Fhip Fairfield NYork.
ssSlot-Sohr Eliza, Baltimore,
NEWPORT, Jan rs.
hrivedso!rs Lucy White. Tcrroy York for Roekisnd;
Errosovie. Lnc5urner Wilmington, NO for SYork,
tns ooea bown CT suhsn Ryder Providence fog soahn
rcra
s.is6schrs waloott, Reeves from Bouton for NYork;
Byoolsyie. fus do.
abe echr "se.us Las hauled u the wharcr rerars
she lees 20 but sIisbtly.
wrecked vossgl OF Newport beech to day st
nots eadeeyosns 20 set nto chi, oi but could not
oeed tad e4 FM sho sqdesod end eteersd TO che
wsra she was spparenly hevn brig with feresct aud
bead OF sinaat When 1rns dsooveredehs with
In about shroe Eiion of the Leaoh.
Lelcw-schc Patrick Kenny Hudson. OF kYo,k FROM Ars
Laoliooia.
gsied Id-Etigs CIocue. Usvaua; John Dalch d.: Cit
NGF1isaton, MO: eohro Fountain. 0cofaetcvr sc;
mail Ph,iadelphs; Chre Carroll Norfolk; soor3 Ecn
Sea Witch. Pointer. and Mari. Louisa NIorh.
IL Tors i6sh DrF roltc ron Georgetown Sc for
NTtlk, put il fer barber.
rsECrrTaEEc
Eafk julia WHIST fro eaaon (co. Bosen Put
sneo 8c,mrds Esh ult, tcsks; viii svst orders,
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SERIOUS RAILROAD AccIDEur-FArAL sTABBINo G AsE
THE CHRIsTIANA RIOT, ETC.


THE CHRlsrIANA RIOT, ETC.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan lC, 1852
The nine o'clock train from New York this morning,
lowing TO switch being turned wrong at Brsto ran
into small brick csr.house end drove an empty car
through the gable end and through the dining room Of
William Stewart In the adjoiniog building Mr. stcw.
art his wife, three ANAL children aud girl were citing
round the dinner table and all buried In tho ruins
but with the exception Of child whose he ad was
verey cut they only sustained slight bruises The cnp
by leaping of ard slightly Injured JAS
Kingley and James Lexor had each one foot crushed
and amput4tion found necessary. The locomotive
was perfect wreck No passengers we're hurt The
people ii Brsto cay that there nobody to attend 20
the switch the old tender having been discharged for
the sake Of economy
At Port Richmond In q drunken fight over a card
table, Andrew Mcbride stabbed his brother, Arthur
Mcbride causing his death ia about hour aterw ards
Hugh Freel was also etabsed by Andrew, AND cannot
eurviye The murderer is In ouetody
The trial Ct Samuel Willsms the Christians offender
will net be Tesumed before Monday
Kline, the wneee 10 the Chrrsisna case, has besn
rested and hsld 70 ball. charged by Castner Hapway
with c%guIY
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rNaYadsme lite 1e.

CHAgLE1rov, Jan. It 1851
There has been 10 Wilmington beat again to Gay.
Tie Wilmington left Wilmington Tuesday, and when
fifty mee out broke her orces head and compelled
to return.
The Vanderbilt left tbs poEt CT "Wednesday but
ett unered heavy touhwe. gale and returned there
thia noruirF chs will probably be here TO morrow
The Gladiator ard Qose-nor Dudley beth rorsiri1g
AID nc steamer could he chartered at Wcngton hence
The dctntior of the nisic.
TIC etooner peiettc called frc hero az two oclock
tbis eetpocr With ceyen cabin and two eteer&ge pas
sonrere but return "a Eli, eseDB being enable to cos
the bur from heavy swell eni want of vetc-. shc
,oilg ogetn at twelve 60 morrow.
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L rom wCst0n,

9HE FBtoapE Observation-Disclosures.
BasToS, Jsc l6 1852.
Orders have been received Ct Cha-iossown navy Te-d
Cet cut The ieatc CutnlerlGnd with despatch Fla
Is dettine6 Scr tie &e3ltcr-ereau citation
The wooden block Of tUidinga at the Of ChGrcs
ron and Coopcr Gtrcc3, occupied eevcray by Cabinet
makers Carpenters EaTte E,nheTs and oyster escon
were destroyed ty fire ths lloruinC.
elesrn fron. EaeeapFe-s that when the passed
Ssucbsater the morning tic large cabinet wareheuce of
IL q. hior s. Co, Ct tast place burning fsrcely.
dwelling house wGs aiso On Gre. ana tho surrounf-
irg buJ 'Uge were lie greet danger.
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This morning sssss O'clock s:hr Nary D:.: sse:ssly
com vs. stusk By aea Of Ice where che was then lying
- the head Of plse eot Beeku E which part
ID her ts and her baAly chat she SUNK in che
mouth OF the clip shove mentioned In Isse than hour.
Her had been discharged end email quantity OF bal
s.s hsd hsen PVT On Board No lives lost end most Of
hs clothing eAd slmax properly tAten ouA She
owned Haxrs Of Newtsrn, NO but whether insured
raise her.
stesn suS wsys Caps schultz arrived This merpinx
the wrock the Rhen ashore Cape Nay With
eenssrs Of the vessel arrival learn that nearly
and the steam 70 work She 10 quite badly hosgs1
the tide chung and flowing In her. and ey have NOT yeS
been sbls 70 tree he although che pumbs
deraby The calls rigging 90, arc being put board
tho wrcohpS sohr eplcp did 70 DO brought TO tho city
The ossko rs@snins In her Is under wstsr
We learn from Capt Jonee Of the wreck Of che Rhon
at Capc NAY that the brig ashore has
pieces end Capt Ludam the Of the has
advs rtked tbe materials for Gale at auction.
Ships wsshs ston Page for Liverpool and BAsAh Hyde.
-. for Havre. have anchored ~ the SwSpA
Brig Emily from Co eriesten arrived yeetorday reports
Jan st 10 lon VI u.s. spoke snip Flora, Nc Donald from
Averroo for Baltimore, with passengers.
lswind Of sunrise. NNE; At meridian do; AZ Gun
eskE
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yIaiRTY-SECOND CONGRESS-.
TIR5T sRSSIoH
Hsouss of Representative

WAFNNGroN Jsn 10 1881
The House wen, into Committee Of the Whole o. pri
watts bills sx If whioh.weTe passed iscuiing au no
Iizing the payment OF iuteres 70 New Hampshire for
ADVANCE. nsde to the United States in repelng Invasion
und suppresspg lien at Indian Stream, ia thai
State
TIE Nouse adjourned C MondeY
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Paaxenucrn Arr.usSi

fITrErooL StssrnlbiI asa-Er Bnllin Ers6ndLo.n Mira
AnceTtn three chilsrcn End Moere Heard Chee@
hsI Ven Eorgen II. rutcn 10 sits. Simpson, Bar
per. Forrest Ge!Surn Hpsiey Gr.hau. nAstes Grs
ham, Netfra Mathews, Pollen, Hs.gh Cuat ma secr
foeenfod. Quincy, Cur4berland ,sheri assec.
Davies. Weller. " R.urcz. Itbotsen. Branch.
Fensbau, hitfold Thomas Bradford. 0titeYt kssef
VyncEep, Steele. Murphy Behr Savdford. Pers.
foo, 90 Bull sad eoxysnt, Miss Drng Major Allen
Total 80.
nAvaE-PscLst chip guiIok-Nre Rich and children.
dAMtoA-Schr John LevsCaft Huri late &C big ElisS
tota usstr a. lost at PORT gsraRt.
Hrn OaIEtEs-Shtp Tenn etece-G Fuller Hcsrar-S Ia
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Political InlciIfGence,

hNoTHsa CANDIDATE FOR VrcE-PnKspEnT AT demo-
cratic meeting In Williamson county, reupessse reso
luton passed reoommea Ting Gen. VIM Trousi.e CT
that county every way qualified for the Office
Of Vice President Of the United stEtes."
UvtoNisis eEoEsaorrors Mssiserrsi Lgers-
In the senste q Mtsssippi there are twenty
seceesioasts and unonjsts 10 the uous there
thirysx eeoe.s,snsts aud sixty four uaionsts On
joint ballot the uni ssts have majority OF twenty.
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Our Commercial Correspondence.

fHLaDftPHf., jan To, lSGI.
Tie eeve7ty ard duration Of this Geld weather hsve
checked business Of every description In -four, grain,
nEd provisiops eogroey trapssc lion has To-
day 10 Delaware avenue from the well known fact Of ell
The avenues e pgreas &c the city being both by shi
and water Interrupted by leo Ia sooke reaction has
taken place which May IT. attributed 20 the COZ
CT tho foreign fully due from Eurcps; how.
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Thc Massachusetts, Legaslatures

ELECTION or STATE OFFICERS AND ovERsLEGs or
HARVARD COLLEGE.
Bosrow, jan 16, 1852.
The convention &C 10th houses CT ts Legs,nturs t.
dag, eeccd Charles D. Heu Of Eayerhi state Trca-
eso Receiver General and Aness WALKER Of North
Brook6ed ss stete Secretary a!ao the folio sing gen
T., CT Harvard GoIleee--Cscb Cushu.
OF kevhur pert John G pa.rey, OF Cambridge; Robert
Winthrop. Of Boetop; George Briggs, of fits6-ld;
Daniel W. Alvoro of Greenfield; l.. stone &C Boston;
X shrti:G, Ct Beton; James Porter, CT Boston; a.
Mi:r 81 Worcester, eud fliny Me-ticE Of Norceetor
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The secan1boet Disasters cn che Mtasis,
sSDYS,

s<ri.os1eN or 1aE GEORGE WASHING ros ARD BcRv.
ZIG OF TIE MhErHA WhsHlNGroS
C!NcgYaaIt, January &C. 1859
The ktel amount of freight on the s.eEacra CoorCe
"tsl arG.oo and Martha Washington ond tho sArgs
towec by tic foEmeg &c loowc GAS bills OF pert,
1886 Bile Q! LARD $50 tisfceE Of hans end ehoulters
orc bans, 90 bte Of oil, 100 hh5s Ct bacon Geo bis
of Gcur co tte. CT vtrey, 500 toZ,s Of cheers 100
Ircviong owned la Boston ard Insured in tne Kart
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AZ SC Peters Church Philadelphia, the morning
ofJeauc1y It. by the Right Rev htcrEo Potter Bishop
of renrt ylvGpa Hon Lor CLAbK OF New York Go susan
" Dwrar daughter &C tie late ssulis Stockton Vcor-
bees. formerly or that city.
Or Tkursdoy, Jan Is By TIE Very Rev Dr. Tyug. Mr.
Marian Johnson, o. this city tc Mes Els.GrTH oln
srEAD youpgcH dsusiter Of eilee oDstcsd e larry
tcwr Ne~ York.
terEeotiout papers Please copy,
At EVGnsviie, indiana en- DsceEbe- a. Ly the Rev.
Dr. Foster e Tire Episcopal Church, Mr.. Le.Rr Ee W.
tolne- flr1s.
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IPxn srEAnsr1rr As,Al
hsch ~. Dec le-et6 Mary Il Davis Nfork; lzth Surf
AssrsnDAs Doc so-Arr Poeoa HeIena Pest NYork.
BasToL Dec is-Asr Doiiona, Thompson, y, John. NE.
from bso q sals. ssS.ss sssssnsA =. Ns'1' 50
ar s sss as Dele
sidhSE the Roads 2ssh. Shelton. nsIl Eyort.
or!sSa Could NYsrh AIervs Bodov. do Charles.
oAptx: Dec s-srr aarn.e. pevereux Norle.ns acsh.
So a ga A,.s rssr co. ssa
CAnDrF Dec qArr Ellen. Phillips. Norleers Bid Suth
n6,ssd ss Il :ts
Sossn Fec ship Laoorss Hs1lssn from 81 Johr
m B osSe With tho captain and Of shie OWsws Of
Se ss oaa . iraa
WALSH Gle AZ 81 John, s. Cor Waterford ,ha ssn Of
srlL9enna EeADs seo % srd Hs,aower c-astrsc. Now
GRsasooi Doc 50 arr Eiomi. Dick. HYors. BID sSsh.
sss ssis sss
Il f hsy1 Dec A5s nSmtoid' N ass York. Lsnu
III zilss so,e %s,; Ss Eel Hr
s4 s e SSsa Bosom
AsIs tgsss hen York slsnsr
n Ds ss, Ks Nx1
rorun.. Rensiaen, hYarl. H. NoT''AS'' A''0
,a Lls,vfnIesl Iee :s1aTr Glsnsg,n s.neen Eoaosn
Tsors Fsss Hos asn isi Luce
HssJ s6 sfssr f.iSss pop.
sst aa so Geess EPss
th Escs hoesa Ferry hYors tens 10Th fer Eoresne
ssth, Concucror Bontec. NporE: Slot, Queen Pomsre
nr'oeo horsano % cserge Husehinson do Queen Of the
Wes,s Eooers, EYo~k; Given, otvoa. Phis deipbta
CD out a*i. Elizabeth eeots NO loans Slet Gen Ps-k
hl knvn. Cbasiettou Theodore Morton. h0rcang Fan
|, Cet rails, ieodia. SsvAnnsn.
SID 27h Eisa Keith cot Chtros RousrE. and Herron.
TbcnpSon. NCicare MorSogunA, Fewer. hpsisehe ola
2sb. karehon vabdJke Crleata: Arsa1sae etic Phs.
tclthia Liverpool. Carduov Eyorh; 3ltu John Achson
ChareSsCn 3st Chss chsioner Thompson Stone and DC
vorehe, Strcberd, kor OrIeeDe City CT
illeG'fhia Jas Brown Howoe DO: Jsp J. san a1ahy Bor
lr1e kOreaGej Id Wagriaton, HsUhiin, Mobile; Clara
ksleon, Wheeler ard Harvard. L.ne, nYors.
loepoN Iec5-Es iawsrds LuooIis Hamilton 81 John.
kb tbnI, Ccefn Queen, Dosne EYcr. sad outward
day. Jehn Cu1s,oc Sntr.an, 50 John. NIB
t1 out Zee ~. Euzine, Livingston. EQrlesas in teIIass
(a9o Deal Jen Anna 1iit. BOSE Mobile in ballast.
AttEHL re. Dec 1s--5 sr nsral Frank. NYork.
La. ssresel Artsuin fer NYcrk and Charleston Gale
doOi,, s!avich for Norlears
kEwronz Dec o-Cid yohn MILES, Vaughn City Point
Va
.Forrr.erFn Dec es-Arr INndn. HurIbus London. and
sid ter EYcrs.
RynE Sea viev Dec esPut in at the Mothfbsnk ship
shhlsr BgeT gahr. rcra Baltimore forBrouen. dsye
all we'll.
eIrec Dec 3o-Arr Industry. EeNeiy. HYork.
WA-GhroEp. Dec ?6-slt Lm2ire Phelal, Norians, sad
from ths Ias5Age Z.eh.
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lsnsYrngoKA Sailed.

E.N tRs,ewcoshIr neogls from Bossoa -Eess-s Bs.j
Mex cntrv. Mrs suean EeKendry. u W.sria q Card
nor, RsieT,a snd Parhre Bceton " Tsylor. Mrs
Ruth Tsylcr ", Esry Taylor. Ess Taylor. Miss
TsycT, Msa Maria Taylor Hasser W Taylor Of South
E:sson; Msyhev. o. Chsrleatowni Merritt Qa!ncy
Miner Newton, and Frcst. Groten; Ravei Lynn:
HanIcr, Providence; d " Pinkhss Mrs Nosls D Pink-
ham snd Cant and Pnkhsn, Auguets; Rev Briefly
Nrs Frapoe6 BrioTy. Greriv and Beierly Bran
don. ssJ MLsnd. NL.nd Mrs. Nary MIand, and Aas-
Brown. Jr Bnngor--Totsl 3l.
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10 ssu.n,s Movements,

U.arssECnc. JSuusrs 16 lsc2.
TIC Ko'puth dilnog will take paas C, eight ,looa
tile evcuirR At tr,f rtt eve thi, Afternoon lie al
dros1co the citent ri Tire Court Hc jse lie VIII Leave
here 20 morre0 nsrrt1g, rtcppirg TT Che Mountain
Ruurc, pcar Eoi!dsy sbC-G over aUoday,
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VcleSraphfG ESepUrts.

NEH oRLEArs, Jan, Id 1862.
Cotton hts been In brisk demand to-day the Gales
having been fully 10000 bales for The continent Of
Europe at further advance Of onecightb etriot mid
ding being quoted at IN a7Ec nidaIing fair Stic
pork has sdvcnced new mess cells at $l4.
CEARLEsToN, Jan 10. 1851
Cottou--saIes to-day, 2ooo bales and for the week.
1880 TO- ct ca sekc The bulk Of che busicess has
been transacted during The last two days Tho usrae
closes at 4 hc. advance. Mtddiiug fair quoted at
SIC. end fair at 81 $40. The receipts Of tic week
hsvs been I2f7s baiee and the stock hand 81 esy
bales
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Thc new rsrmnsw,ck Legislature.

FotrtAnn Ne Jan Is, lt5E,
~he Legislature o. New brunswick met the sth
Inst, ct frcdeicLtor ara organized b. the ccu,n q
MI CFape .Esaser.
Tic Gevernor. Ia his ueeesge, urgently fsvot. en- al.
III The various railroad PEE ees, aui espZe6trt,
jtc tlErcte o tkc Erc7iEce IL favorable ,nditon
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CONGRESSIONAL. CHARITY-ruE FOIL rTciASs-PRE-
sIpANTIAL CANDIDATES, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS or THE rsw YORK HERALD.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 100 NJ.
One hundred and eighty-two dollars Of the funds
collected for the Kossuth Congreesiona dinner have
been turned 70 the destitute q Warrington.
The political wire. workers gathering In Douglas
Is picking in the South, ard Butler in tho North.
Mr.. Stsnys Hungarian resolution was rejected be-
cause 1t offered in ridcule.
Secretary wetster's friends sey that be may possibly
run ne an independent candidate.
Duff Green Is creating trouble about the Mexicsu ia
IDENTITIES. A email row is expected. W
MAErLR FOR IHE CAPIToL-FRIoATRs PREPARING
FOR SEA
ANOTHER coeEEBgcNprHr
NAsRnoroy, Jan Is. 1852
TIE committee TO whom the actject referred have
decas in favor Of using Massachusetts, marble for The
wings Of the Capitol and that the laborrs be employed
by the day.
IL current that tnree United States frgsss
have been ordered 20 hold themselves readiness for
departure to the norh Of Europe, but 1t is rather ques
tiuDable
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l,tie Ar(a

SrATuE THE GREEK sLAvE This Is now on exhibit
ten Of Charleston and caly attracts crowds Of sd
ur
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nAKITlmK lNTEL nN0N
poIr On NEW YORK. JAN 10 1853

1rEiasr-JeuuARy II,
- GtsSs - ucss RIMS rncrn ~
- -tsSa CT MGR ~
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MEDICAL.

mr. NDMR3. DIAEE. SOE-lN LAW AND DAUGH-
- Ter Of Tho ata ME- ho tho Physician arc
rSepasci GO receive patients ~ ESQ Greono they
to1oniss Of great CT thoir remedies In
s7oTy vs.icsy % chfon drcsro which will be shown
.oe p.rcgtos Inysdc ara Invited 60 CAL &C stovo Nc
.h.rao --"-e' GSs led!olRosj :" -
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Passage Of the Kessuth Resolutions
by the State Senate.
Excitem ent In the Assembly Relative
to Printing and Postage.
Affairs In Washington.

VERY COLD WEAT HER,
&o.. &C., 30.
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xAIlpPI MI


NOR CnABL GsTON. 8. C-TGE fnyoRrTE STEAM.
II ship s0uTnEKNER, v. Toeter, oonmsndor, will
O'Clock, H.. precisely Berthe secured only when paid
for Freight l2x c,nts per cubic oot For freight apply
passage Of tho counting room Of sPorFoRD LEsrON
Co. a Bous street, No Els of lsdnr viii alyncd Astey
The atAnrnnr hAa hfiiai.
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U0R. RALPH AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PEI.
tsun iays e!eeE.cd) Mo- 50 Greenwood mrcct. from hs
naooncn medical stvsr tsy sho sutor hso in
tnil ~ ample soasoa Cor otssntashtt IA any
aasssss, o. tne,s ws ~
Dan in,ure auoh certain. eafe ana radical ctrs al b.
Obtained iro no or source In America ~ ooe who ,,,y
y tao esisr otaso viii DO sarpr'ot tao os5o and r.rt
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-05-03

OEehhoIA springs. AAehEy SOuhtyp NY
TTNIIIS Institution offers those peculiar advan-
i tages, that, with most thorough literary
course it combines the essential parts Of the scien-
tific of the U. s. Military Academy, while it
promotes, by military exercise, that health, physi
cal development and consequent mental vigor
which the ordinary system Of education tends
rather to destroy. Under its methodical distribu-
ton of time, and the habits of punctuaity attained
by military discipline in situation remote from
the allurements, the vices, aud the designations
usually incident to college life, the student
complish more than ordinary results. II affords
superior opportunity for the study of MoDERs
LANGUAGES and the science and practice Of EN-
GINEEnING Its Academic Staff consists of ten
experienced professors. The cadets in attendant
from sixteen different States.
The ANNUAL SESSION commences the second
Monday in September, and the SEMI-ANNUAL one
the fret Monday in February, closing on the third
Thursday in June.
TEaMs Tuition, boarding, rooms. furniture,
washing, fuel. lights. servants attendance, field
music, use OF arms, and surgeons fee, l65 per
num- Modern Languages and Landscape Draw
ing arc taught at an extra charge Of $40 per an
mum for EACH Cadets received any time
during the session. and charged proportionably
for the unexpired part
For further information apply to ColonelB b. II.
Johnson, Superintendent, at Drenpon Springs, or
A. o. Smith, Treasurer, Louisville, kentucky.
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FRESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES FOR
THE NAVY.

NAVY AoxsT's Orricr, April IL, 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- Office until Tuesday, the eleventh day of May
1882 at noon, for the supply of such quantities OF
Fresh Beef and Vegetables as may be required on
the Washington station, during the fscal year
commencing on the let day of July next, and end.
ing on the goth June, 1853.
The Beet and Vegetables must be Of good quail
ty, and the beet the market affords; and each article
must be offered for by the pound.
Bond with approved security will be required in
one half the estimated amount Of the contract, and
ten per centum in addition will be withheld from
the amount Of each payment TO be made, as cost-
eral security for the due performance OF the con
tract. which will on no account be paid until IL is
fully complied with.
Every offer made must be accompanied Gas di-
rocted in the act Of Congress making appropria.
ton for the naval service for 1861, approved 10th
August, lS16) by a written guaranty, signed by
one or more responsible persons, to the effect that
he or they undertake that the bidder or bidders
will, IL his their bid be accepted, enter into
obligation, within five days, with good and sufI-
cient suretios, 20 furnish the articles proposed.
No proposal will be considered unless accompa-
nied by such guaranty.
J. H. LATHRoP, Navy Agent.
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NJ OTICE.-Tho general estimation long en-
~ joyed by the Perfumes issuing from the pre-
misses Of LUBlN, having led to a variety of worth
less limitations and counterfeits, notwithstanding
the signature affixed TO each label Accompanying g
the genuine article nj. FELIX PROT, proprietor
of the Establishment LUBIN, has the honor of in
forming his friends and the public that he has now
substituted for his former labels one Of a wholly
different description, and that he has caused to be
manufactured for his envelopes description OF
paper presenting, in form Of waiermark, the seal
of his house.
In order, therefore, TO avoid deception, he re-
spectiuly begs them TO pay special attention to the
label appended to such articles as bear the name
Of his house. and 10 entrust the execution of their
orders only to dealers of respectabilty, or address
them directly to his premises, No. 55 Rue Ste
Anne, PARIS.
Opening to day in oxtracts-Hclitropc, Gera-
MUM, Musk, Winter Blossom, Ncw-mown Hay,
Jockey Club, Mousscline, Amber, &c, &c &c,
with all the other choice articles OF the same house.
PARKER'S
Fancy Perfumery and Comb Store, under the Ma
ional Hotel. Nov Saws