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l. &C AL MAT Il r X S.

EXCURSION OF THE boone RtFLEMEN This now
company, under the command of Captain E. NJ.
Bright, numbering about fifty, including officers
and men, made the first military excursion Of the
season on Tuesday afternoon. But one accident
occurred to mar the pleasure of the occasion. A
stranger from Baltimore, by the name Of Russell,
fell overheard a few miles below Alexandria. By
the timely assistance Of life boat, and being
good swimmer, he was saved from drowning A
good cotlon band was in attendance for the &C
commodaton of the votaries Of Terpsichore.
Our friend E'kardt the caterer the
sion, and OF course there can be nothing to com
plain Of on that score.
NATIoNAL THEATRE.-The performances to night
are for the benefit OF H. G. Jordan, who has proba
bly, contributed more than any other member Of
the company to the amusement of play gocrs dur
ing the season now about To close He has APP
pcared in many characters altogether unsu,ed to
his talents, and has now and then sinned somewhat
agains; good taste; but we may nevertheless bear
testimony 10 bis general merits u com d an, nd
to the Entering feeling with which his Efforts have
in most cases been regarded OF this he viii
doubtless have substantial evidence tonight.
INDUSTRIAL CoSGpEss The seventh annual see
sion OF this body met this morning at Temperance
Hall. Mr.. Charles Durkee, Of Wisconsin, was
appointed temporary chairman, and Mr.. George
F. Gordon, of Philadelphia, secretary. Adjourned
to meet AT three O'Clock in the afternoon.
The Congress again met at the time fixed upon.
committee was appointed to ma Ike arrangement.
TO hold public meetings in different parts Of the
city. The committee on the appointment of per-
manent officers will report to morrow. series
OF resolutions submitted, and the Congress
4 Iep adj rngdf ~
nine o'clock.
GAS AFIRE.-While three worlsmen en-
gagged yesterday afternoon in repairing the main
as-pipe at the of Penney vani, avenue and
S venth street, 10y some accident fire was com,nu.
nicated to the gas through opening in the pipe
and conhagratioa thereof Immediately ensued
The workmen escaped al some hazard, one of them
being badly burnt
The fire, as it rose, was at first supp scd by some
to be Democratic demonstration at the nomina.
ton OF a President in Baltimore, but it turned out
to be nothing but gas.
FAuoUiER WHITE SULPHUR SPRIsos-It will
be perceived, by advertisement in our columns
that this fashionable waterin y-place has been
opened for the The terms are moderate
IL will be hne place of resort for invalids
and pleasurc-seekers during the warm summer
months.
RAILROAD MIsCHANce.-Th cars which left this
city yesterday morning at six O'clock ran off the
track about ten miles out, and did not reach balu
more in consequence till eleven. General Lane
and MIR. Speaker Boyd said to have been anon
the passengers.
FRE.-A fire occurred about O'Clock last nIgnt
on the premises of G.. c. Grammer, esq at the
corner OF A. and streets, destroying a frame
shed, and ipjuring a BRICK wash house adjoining.
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THE SUBSCRIBER would request Jewellers and
j others to look out for CLUSTER DIAMOND
RING, Uih S,ren Stones; also, SINGLE DlA
MOND, unset, which were stolen from my shop 10y
person from Washington city, ID, c., who ia sup.
posed to be now in the city Of Baltimore, seeklng
employment l. r.. GIBSON
juno 2-3uf Jewellcr, Norfolk, Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAshINGToN, May q, 1852.
rVNHOSE PERSONS who may require ccrtlh ates
i in authentic ton Of the Off ial chlnrtcr 4
Justice of the Peace in aud for the county of Wash
ington IN the ID strict of Columbia. are hereby no
tied that hefe,itr. until otherwise directed, su' h
ccrtli atcs may he procured on application To the
Cl,rk ri, the & &c Iit Court of the District Of Colum
biz. y b. il the proper officer to furnish them.
M,vJJ-u2V
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Mas. MowATr is still playing at the Howard
Athen~um, Boston. The Tran crypt says "Sucn
has been the desire expressed among our citizens
to see Mrs. NJ, that the manager has arranged an
engagement for another week, when the theatrical
seasun of the Howard will terminate"
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Tie Melhodi,t Epi, copal Conference

BosToN, June 1.-The conference yesterday had
under discuss the report Of the Committee on
Pews and Free Seats, and that part of the DIsc-
pine requiring men and women To sit apart. The
latter was ruled out by one hundred and sixty ma
ority.
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MpsouPI WHEAT CnoP-Thc St. Louis Repu6-
hcdn snys that the wheat crop is spoken of in many
places as looking extremely fine the present sea-
SON The winter, although more than usually free
from snow, has been favorable
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The CHotEsA prevails to a considerable extent
at various points the Mississippi Jau,es ID, xOn,
of Cant IN, Miss had lost ten negroes There were
alec thirty six cholera deaths in New Orleans dur
ing the week ending the 22d ul.
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CHARLES WHITNEY,
Evenings with the Orators and Poets O
the Old and New World!

the ola ana New World!
A T CARUSP> SALOON. Friday Monday, and
IA Thurs ay evenings, May 25, 81, and June 3
at O'Clock
BY request, Mr. Whitney viii repeat his assumP
ton OF very phase ut DTatory-tbe Inoian, Amer
lean, Briton, irshman, aud II o.icr
B.-Thsse delightful recreaions have ob
tanned immense success In the capital of Europe,
aud recently in New York Tue Metropolitan
Gate Tripi'D Hall wac crowded for several even
ipgs it'll thc beauty and fashion Of the great me.
tropOli. (See Circuiirs.)
Ticket 81 ceuts. To b. had at the usual places
aud al the door. MAJ % -dtt
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ON THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE3,

The evenings entertainment will commsh~ e
with the ID ANA, in two acts entitled THE TEN Az
STRUGGLE FOX LIBERTY joe Bigeow, wi'h
song, Mr. IA. G. JoRDAS Dance by Nad'ile
THEODORE. After with h, the bcautifl Comedy
of FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY
70 conclde with the ExuavagatSl entitled LOLA
MON rEZ. or Il Countess for Hour Muh,'i
Browsky, Estate B,,ber,) Mr. ii JORDAN.
Katherine kloper, Miss Assie WALTERS.
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SECOND WAND.

Or FOR ALDERMAN.-WM F.. BAYLY
Is pr scented 10 the OF the Second Ward for
re election, to represent the interests or the Ward
i'll the Board OF Al .ermen. May 2D-eoc2y
o. EDWARD c. DYER IL nominated rs
a ,noidate for the Common Council Tor this Ward.
May 25-d
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a CA RID.
Important TO Gentlemen OF Taste nnd
Fashion.

GEORGE T GREEN, proprietor OF Green's
" Fashionable Shrt-m king E-t1bshmeut, NJ.
| Aston House New York, respectfully informs the
gentlemen of Washington, G. orgctown, and the VI
Ciuty, that he has arrived al Washington ON bust.
ness, and now puts up at tn, National n tel, where
hc will remain from June until jane 8. During
III time he will be happy tptake ord, rs of gentle
men who have been heretofore annoyed by III
shaped, III fitting Shirts, aud are d,sirous OF pro
curing sets uf Shirts made to measure from the
first store Of is ciase in the United states. G. T..
Green's system OF measuremcnt, invented by him
self, secures a perfect fl IN all cases with mathe
uatical p,ccisiou; ant puuctuahty IN the cxccu-
tim OF orders IA post We y guaranteed
The subs,r b r IL prepared to exhibit n splendid
assortment vt samples; and Wi either receive orders
at the ,tonat Hote, or attend gentlemen at their
own residence, for the purpose OF thkirg their meu-
sure GEORGE =. GREEN,
June 1T No. Astor House, New York.
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LITTELL's LIVING AGE-No. 42I.-I25 cts.
CONTESTS.
l. George Tvs Apology for Himself, &c.-Bent.
lty's Miscellany.
! iafa ani Chemistry North British Reristc.
3. Preserved Meas. -Frds,r's Nagdsine.
4. The Ocean - Eiior Philadelphia Jou nal.
5. The Shark and his Cousins -FTasr'S Maya
6 My Novel or Varieties in English Life
BiGckjcoods Nag lsir
I Renunisccpce OF the Burmese War - Unidd
!Se,uice NagIsi
Win Poe.ry and Short Articles.
of ali the Periodical Journals dcV6ord'tU Ets a
,ufe ana Science which abound IN Europe and IN
ths untry, THE has appeared 10 me To be the
most useful. il contains, indeed, the exposition
only OF the current literature of the English Ian
guagr, bot this, by its immense extent and com
prehsnsiun, includes a pprirti,urc ot the human
mind IN the utmost expansion OF the ures nj age.
J. q. ADAMS.
Published weekly At So year, by
r. LIFfr.LL Co, h ston,
And sold by JOS SHILLING TON,
My 3l-dtwSwlw corner Pa av and a t
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FIRST WARD.

FIRST WARD.
G1JAMES l.. CATHCARF VIII serve, II
elected. member Of the Board Of Common
Council, from the
Jane 3 FIRST WARD
fSj-WILLIAN II. MINNIX Is n candidate
for tne Board ot Common Council from the Frat
Ward and will be supported oy
June 3 MANY VOTERS
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Distressing Accident-Fow Lipes Lost

NISH0ssIHB Httf1tHI-FUW TlUtS LOsI.
CoNcoRp, n. ii June Mr. Nj Bartlett, Miss
Thrasher, and two ladies named Haley,
drowned by the upsettng OF a sail boat IN Slncook
river, on Saturday last.
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Prices OF ADMISSION Private Boxes, y 5; Dress
Circle and Parque't., 80 cents; Children under
ten years, half price; r. served Seats, rs cents
Orchestra Seats, rs cents; Family Circle, % cents;
Third Ter, 80 cents; Colored Gallery, 20 cents.
June 3
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For freight or pnssage, apply 10
EDWARD X COLLINS & CO,
No 30 Wall3treet, N Y
BROWN, SIMPLIFY s CO,
Liverpool.
F.. G. ROBERTS Il co.
l3King's Arms YARD London,
JOHN MUNROE & co,
26 Rue Notre Dame de- VICTORIES Pa ris.
GEO = DRAPER HIVE
The owners Of tb So ships il not he conrt.
able for gold. silver. bui.I,n specie awelry pre-.
cious stones, metals, unless bus Of ladirg are
signed therefor, and the value thereof ,xuress.d
therein De
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SHIRTS. SHIRTS. SHIRTS:

NEW and beautiful styles OF Frencn e,nbroider-
~ et Shirts, IN pleasing variety Also, large
additional supply oi Dress Shirts Of thu faest quail
tee and most approved makers, just received
Shirts made To order IN the best manner and
latest fashion aud good fife arautred ia II cases.
at CHAs II LA NE'S
Hat, Cap, AMI Gents Furnishing
Mar % EstabIi- htnent, Penn av, near a. st.
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l"Edito'iai Correspondence Of the Picayrtne.l
U. 5. MAIL STEAMSHIP GEORGIA,
A.LIt ,I..-r 49, In. IL

''UFV"1 'T 7 NHS' may TOD IVV-
Here we are, stuck fast in the mud, since four
O'Clock, p. IN /, last Monday We expected 10 be
near New York by this date. The spectacle we
have had before all the week ID deplorable
enough even to a stranger; but il is deeply hu
initiating TO citizen of New Orleans. In our im
mediate vlcinity-almost within pistol shot-are
seven ships, some Of them Of the largest class and
richly freighted. all resting helplessly the mud
in the channel and on the bar.
There are many more in sight, inside the bar
anxiously waiting an opportunity to get out, but
aground, all outward bound, and con aiming on
the aggregate 20 900 bales cotton, destined for the
Northern and European markets. The WInches-
YER has been here in this condition month; the
Progress twenty nine days; the Hope Goodwin
nineteen days; the Dcsdcmona three weeks; the
Mlddlesex twelve days Some Of them badly
listed, and with no prospect Of getting off And
very likely some may never get off at all With
out hghteriDg, they never can.
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DIED,

At Atlantis, Ca May -, Rev BENJAMIN 5
ANDERSON, late editor OF tie Chr,'tup, hfeii,
grrcr
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Miss A, WALTERS. the favuritc DunsS use. will
appear ON tine occasi,n IN Speaking Character,
and perform The colcbra,ed Pas d Anda lu5ta.
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UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.

FOR NEW ORLEANS, VIA HAVANA.
The Splendid
STEAM HIP EMPIRE CITY,
(IipO FnOuslRd I0ns
JOHN LEEDS, Commander,
.>fXfH WILL SAIL from the pier az the foot
s1>,sahIz1s Of w street, North River, on WE'D
NESDAY, June 9, at Two O'clock. p. m, pre-
ciscly.
Rates Of Passage 10 Hararia and .N.U Orleans.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Ladies Saloon BCrtDs. SD
After saloon BtrthT. .......... ~
Forward saloon Be tbs so
Storage Berths .....,....-... b
Freight taken to New Orleans at forty cents per
cubic foot
shippers of freight are requested 10 supply them
selves with the Company's hiss d adug, which
may be mad on app icati)n ar the office No other
form Will be signed.
No bills OF lJing signed after the ship has
called
For freight or passage anply,to
VI .. ROBERTS.
lit West ct, cor OF w trrcB, Jew York
May 29-ts
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LOST,

YESTERDAY, between Seventh street end the
Il corner OF ) xth street, on seventh, between
+ and F strcets. BLACK LACE VEIL. The
finder will please leave It at the Reput &c o.ice.
Nav II
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BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON RAIL
ROAD.
Passenger Trains Run as Follows
s sss $50 .NSS Gekk

Leave w lexington at aud A. IN, III M,
and p. M.
Leave Baltimore at a. and a. m and
s, p III
inston aud tue 81 and ith from B,ltlmore, are
omitted.
Tickets and baggage che As to Philadelphia pnd
M y,rk can b, obtained trains l"aving si
, -, s,,d An IN p,s-eng, ~ D. curing the same.
secure the tree transport 81 thee "lver nrd hag
oay. in Baltimore aud Phiadclp TO be next
ri road stdl"n.
rnru,u,,tnfi, n nc to Rladrrsburg a. Sl5 per
on,ft,r will be- furni he'd upon q, ~ cat, AZ th'
tIir. 4. Il PARSONS
Ap26-u Ng'h'
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FOURTH WARD.


For Dfdyor-JoHN w NAuRY.
year,D SlIas II HIi, ander MD Davis, (for tu-I
John w. Maury.
For Common CoWcii-George Burns, John p.
Pepper, Benedict NJ llhurn.
The above full ticket will be supported 10y
june | MANY VOTERS.
nx-JOHN CARROLL BRENT IL nomi mated
Tor the Board VI Common Council at the ensuing
election MANY.
June
lS5- HUGH Ii. SNVEENY Is presented for
re election as Alderman oi the Fourth Ward 10y
May l2-eote MANY VOTERS.
hJ-Mr. Editor; Please announce JOHN Il.
PEPPER a candidate iorre election TO the Board
OF Common Council, for the Fourth Nard
May l7-eotc NJ Any VOTERS.
GI-DtNIEL CAMPBELL Is presented ms
n candidate Tor the Common Council from the
Fourth Ward by the voters of the
Mayli NOR THERN LIBER TIES.
Rs> ANDREW j. LARNER Is presented 10
the consideration OF hs fellow citizens as u 7uiin
bic candidate 10 represent the intcrcsts ut the
northern portion of the Fourth WORT in he Com
mon Council, by MANY VOTERS.
MAY lite
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CuUBB. BROTHERS,

DANKERS aud D.alers ~ Stocks. laud War
ID raLt- Foreign aud u in-s'ic Es hang
Drafts ouIREL ND from e. an uaaa dec 'yatlr
On nruaud. Furnished nJsurus o sut
COTE, fions made, aud Che,ks Tor -aic N al the
principal cltr-
e. ,r.rnrasnt, State ami other Stocts bought enc
sult 90 couuiE-i,
c aias bef,r, tn Departments ~, uI I'll atterd,d
To- R.n.ttdtc,s matr ut owes ta'es ~ M
York, Puiaociphia. or BiI,Im .uu's - Je
sirso II N,r- or Drafts IA vabic ~ th" District.
Airxtud,ia. Va. an o'h,r suutncrt cites
Blnkius House. opposite r-casury Department.
Mar lit Telegraph DIV
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Or The seventh Annual session Of the
N.,u uai Industrial Con res Is beng bed in Fem
pcrauce Hall r street between 9Th and 10 streets,
commencing at 9 a. IN to continue for seven days
or more. June 3-ltF
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ALEXANDRIA BOAT.

ALEXANDRIA BOAT.
- The steamer GEORGE w ASST
Las ~ ISGToN will depar, as follows;
Boats fare IL rents. C'ath
ftre cents Persons making the trlp Tor pi'a
cure hoat's fare halt price Three coaches leave
near Northern Lib, rty Market. S'v,nth street,
tor the bat A coach also leaves the capitol At
u 81. III. ,. I, b:
Leaves Washington - 10 ~. o.
Ap2i-d JOB CoitSoN, C@p'aln.
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rJ'HE LANTERN, a New York weekly paper,
upon the design Of the London Punch.
May y FRANCk IAh LOh'
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A NJ u s L NJ ENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
BENEFIT or Mr. H. q, JORDAN.

Mr.. f.. A. MARSHALL. ........,.. Sole Lessee
Mr.. w NJ FLEMING ...... Stage Manager.
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w iri,,d Non. nc,.d apply Nuh ut guu,t
Communications. Inquire az the corner ~ h nd
srrc,ts My pr
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rl,HE NAVAL DRY DOCKS OF THE UNITED
4 STATES, Ivy Charles u Stuart, Engineer in
Chief Of the United States Navy; vo o, illus.
tratcd with twenty four fine steel cngrnvings
Nav Is FRANCK TAl LOR.
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WANTED no ithNr,
NEW STEAM PAPER MILL. AT MAY
bANDNILBE,


THE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave to inform their
L inends, aud the trade generally, that they
have the,r PAPER MILL ~ operation. aud az,
prepared to furnish, on short notice, all kinds ~
PRINTING PAPER,
of any size weight required, AZ prices from ten
TO fifteen cruts per pbuud. according to quality
Orders addressed to the subs 'rib"r7, Phli1dcl
ph,a rnst uIIice, will receive prompt att ntt"n.
Eel t4-tf~ h. G & y II W ,RREN
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I,urnI society OF the United

Or Agricultural society OF the United
states The members # this Society viii ~, ct
at the Court house ON Friday next, ut O'Clock
p. m for the purpose OF appointing D'lcgatcs 10
the National Agricultural Convention 20 be held IN
this city on the Gath instant.
J r CALLAN,
j. A. SMITH,
June 2-dtdth = crctaries
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THE NEW YORK & LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATES NAIL STEAMERS.
The ships comprising tins line are
The ALLAN TIC Capt West.
The PA, iFIC .......... Capt. Nye.
The ARErIC. .......... Capt Luce
The BAL ric..........Capt Cnmstock.
The ADRIATlC ....... Capt Grafton.
fA THESE ships having been built by
TS7~ Id n. contract expressly for Government
scxcz1e41&6 service, every care hae been taken IN
their cotisru ton and in their engines, to ensure
strength and speed; aud their accommodations Tor
passengers are unc9uaIl,d for elegance and COM
fort
Price Of passage from New York TO Liverpool in
fret cabin, Sl2D Exclusive of exta size
state rooms, -5pl in s.cnpd cstiu,, $40 From
Liverpool g. New York, $50 aud Ego
An experienced surgeon is attached 10 each chip,
No berth can be secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES % gAfLscS,
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ButIx-BINDEtS' BOARDS AND RUSSIA
It.lIIIElk

BINDERS BOARDS, t."u No - NJ 90 tud
ID io,r nuudrrl SKINS Of Fresh Rus IA l. { er,
to- ste by tn sui7, r..r.., at no. Ia ~ ,r.v,s
Ais n,c hundred KcIm- o. I'm, Pr ntiug Paper
- -, nr ne ~ mi, pucc-, withp u r'l4ht
lrqu,rc The Republic uf,e. GIDEON.
Nav 20
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From Nep York From LiCerpoof
Saturday. 90 Is. 1852. "Wednesday, May
Sa urday, " % Wednesday, 20 ~
Saturday, Junei2 Wednesday, June 2
Saturday, - 20 Wednesday, 90 is
Saturday, July 10 "wednesday, 80
Saturday, "a "Wednesday, July IA
Saturday, Aug Wednesday, g IS
Saturday, 81 "wednesday, Aug ii
Saturday, Sept. "wednesday, %
Saturday, 90 Is Wednesday, Sept.
Saturday, Oct "Wednesday, ~
Saturday, 10 "Wednesday, Oct
Saturday, a. 80 "wednesday, 20
Saturday, Nov. ID "Wednesday, Nov. )
Saturday, " 81 Wednc5dsy, II
Sat urday, Dec. II Wednesday, Dec l .
Saturday. IS "Wednesday, % is
Wednesday. a" 20
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Nrw YoHK, june 2-rhc steamer Asia, with
Liverpool dates to the 22d ultimo, arrived this
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COUNTRY BOARDING WANTED. - Tn,
y advertiser y ish 60 b, ln b arHinE .ut. a it
tuiy OF iOu, i've pcrsuus durlug the SUNNI r
months, commencing carry "a Ju e, Il ONE cuuu
try house, within alb .ut- TX urie. u w ,-nugt, "a
4 'drcrs \ -. Republic othcr, W -hrutu N,
stating location, &c Ntv i IT
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FAuoUiER WHITE SULPHUR SPRISGs-It will
be perceived, by advertisement in our columns
that this fashionable waterin y-place has been
opened for the season. The terms moderate
Ii will be a fine place of resort for invalids
and pleasure seekers during the warm summer
months.
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JOHN STREET.
CrawfordsviIIe Female Institute.

LowNDEs COUNTY, Miss.
TIME citizens of Charlottesville and its vicinity, be-
| Hevng that there exists want of more extend
ed educational facilities than those which of
fered have determined to build up, that place, Fe
male Seminary equal in resources for impartng thor
ough, and liberal scholastic training, any similar
institution in the country and, this end, the board
of Trustees pledge themselves furnish the best in
structon in the whole curriculum of studies, which
are essential to high grade of scholarship.
In accordance with the wishes of the community
the Trustees have elected Principal, Mr. J. G. Nash,
gentleman Of experience in teaching, who will be
assisted By competent teachers in the various depart
ments of instruction. -
A regular boarding establishment connected with
the Institute, will be in charge of Dr. N. F. Scales,
who will make ample provisions for such young ladies'
as may be sent to his care
The first session will commence on the second day
of August, next
The Crawfordvlle Male Academy will be opened
for the reception of young gentlemen on Monday the
26th Instant, and will be conducted by Messrs A. j.
QUINCHE and J. c. WooD, as Principals, under the
supervision of the Board of Trustees of the Female
Institute. Messrs. Qainche and Wood are both gen
temen of the most liberal education and distinguished
reputation, and intend to make teaching permanent
profession.
CEFBoarding for young can be had in the best
families convenient to the Academy. 49,
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
DR.. JOHN L. EDMUNDS, PRESIDENT.
REV. NJ. PEYDoN, Col. JEo. NJ. LowERY,
JOHN T. CARR, p. H. WHITLocK,
DR.. JAMES BAIRD, MAJ. JAS. II. GILMER,
w. B. CAvANAH, DIR. N. F. SCALES.
July, IT, 1852. 24:5m
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-08-28
The Hon. C. j. Faulkner.

This gentleman distinguished wing member
of congress from Virginia, delivered powerful
speech in the House of Representatives, on the
second day of this month, against Cen Scott
Mr.. Faulkner has always been whig.
We shall hereafter make many extracts from
this speech; for the present we give the conclud-
ing paragraph
There was, it seems, one fatal objection to his
(Mr. Fillmore's) nomination, and that objection
is alike fatal to the nationality of the wing party.
He had approved the fugitive slave law, and he
had, in the discharge of his official duty, required
1t to be faithfully executed For this he was sac
rhced. Yes, tell it in Gath publish it in the
streets of Askelon, that Willard Fillmore was
deemed unavailable by the wing party because he
had approved, and caused to be executed, the fu-
gltive slave law. For the submission of his judg
ment to the constitution of his country and for his