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LTVTHLL's LIVING AGE-No.4 .1-I2E cts.
CONTENTS.
l. Peterborough, the Miscr. Dublin University
Magazine
2. Labor Stands on Golden Feet ChGmbers's
journal.
Reason and Sentiment Christian Observer.
4. Shell Fish; Their Ways and Works.-p
minister Rcuieo.
g. Austria in lS4S-i9.- Boston Post.
&. Nell Gwyn.-GenHemefl's Magazine.
7. A Half Pennyworth OF Navigation Cham
berS'S Journal.
s. Chinese in Caliiornia.-Leier to Governor
Bigltr.
9. Cinnamon in America s,c York Tribune
10. The Commerce Of Lterature.-Nfto YORK
Euening Post,
H. New Antagonism in Europe.-Eranliner.
II. High Price of the National Debt Morning
Chronicle
49, Career and Character of Peter Abelard -.
Gentltmei's Dldgaeiae
IA David's Last Picture.- ChGm6yss Journal.
10. Poetical Works of David Macbeth Moir.-
.itteneum
With Poetry and Short Articles.
3 This tale will be continued without interrup.
tion til completed.
WAsHIEeToN, December n, lS45.
0fall the Periodical Journals devoted TO Litera-
ture and Science which abound in Europe and IN
this country, this disappeared to to be the most
useful. 1t contains, indeed, the exposition oaly oil
the current literature OF the English language, but
this, by its immense extent and comprehension,
includes portraiture Of the human mind in the
utmost expansion otthe presents age.
Published weekly al 50 year by
L. LITTELL x co Boston,
And sold by JOS. SHlLlINGTON,
Corner of Penn. avenue and street.
June i --dtW&wlw
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The Board Of Health have, in conformity with
the first scction Of the above act, designated tho
following reservations and squares in the city Of
Washington as those in which siop tubs for the oal
of the kitchen are TO be kept:
First ITmd.-Squarcs Nos 10, II, -, Sc, lol,
1885, us. ll9, 100, l2l, l26, l27, l4l, loo, los,
l69 22i.
SECOND Tard.-squares 223, 224, 225, 226, 227
252, 253. PSI, 255, 81, PSI, 2Ss, 2o9, $50, 29l
2g2, 293 3lS, $40. 800, 32l, 322, 32J. 3s4, 5i5,
$40. 3fT, 3lS. 349.
Third Ward -squarcs 367. 36s, 500, 570 373,
81, $40, 81, 37s, $40, $50, ISL. 40l. 4O2, ABB,
4OI 800, 400. 4G7, 4O5. I23, 42i. 425. 400, 427.
as 429. 43l, 4}2, 4SS, 449, and $50
E0tut, ia Reservations 4, B, and 10, and
-qulrcs Noe 49, i5i, 455, 456, i57, l6l, 4Se 400,
49, aud 5J3
run Reservations Noe. III and u, and
squares Noe SIS, G57, GsS. CO. 725, and 1873
BY order THO MILLER, VI. D..
President Of the Board Of Health
lime
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WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA BoA
FOR NORFOLK, OLD PoINT. AND PISEY
POINT

X The steamer OSCEOLA will,
~ 5=tz4sS on Saturday, the l2,h June, re-
sumo her trips 20 the above place..
Leaving Washington every Wednesday and sat
urday at O'Clock a. m, arriving in Norfolk 30
time for the cars going South Returning, will
leave Norfolk every Monday and Thursiay at I
O'Clock p. m
She viii touch, going and returning, at Pinoy
Point Old Point, Cone River, and the usual land
inca on tho Potomac.
Passa &c and fare to Norfolk, S5;to Piacy Point,
S2;to old Point, 81; 20 OldPoint and return, 81.
June g-dQ JAMES MITCHELL.
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TO Contractors.
AECHITFcT's OFFICE, MILITARY Asylum,
WAEuINGrnN- ID q Mav Do l-ll

ARCHITFcrs OFFICE, MILITARY Asylum,
WAsHINGToS, ID. { May 20, 1852
AtEALED PROPOSALS will lie received al THE
- office until Wednesday, the 3Uth II Jone next,
ut II o'clock IN, for the construction Of the build
ing Of the Military Asylum. near thi- city
The font oil the main building is one hundred
and ffy.tNo feet. its depth fifty seven feet, with
wing cighty.thrce feet by iorty-sin feet; the whole
Of higb - 10 b. faced with stone. Prop sa!s will
be entertained tor completing 'his building with .
marble, a granite, %, "a fccssonc iclnE; but Az
hiddcrs ore requested 20 send with their respective
prapcra!s fair specimen OF the stone with which
they propose 90 build, accompanied 10y particular
Information as 10 ,hc locality and capacity Of the
qaarry, which specimen will bc retained AZ sam
Die under tug contract
H. aIHon TO tbc lb5,, buIlGmg there will be
two moIrrac-sizci dwelling houses iur ile oihoerr
ct the Institution.
The plans and specifications may be examined
al this oil. q. from Monday, the lth, until Wed
ncsday. the 50tb of June next, as above men
toned. where al other Information relative 10
the location and character Of the buildings VIII be-
given.
Every offer to construct these buildings must BE-
accompanied by written guarantee. signed by
one or more responsible persons TO the elect that
he or they undo take that the bidder OF bidders
will ii his or their Iii be accepted, enter into an
obligation Within twenty days, VITA good and sui.
f.i,ut ssl.t5, 90 erect the proposed buildings ac
.ufl.ng tp t.c plans and specifications which may
have teen OF fmy hereafter be, furnished.
BIZ deciding on the bds, regard will be had to
tl quay of th materials offered, ana the rcs pom
-Hn.Itly 81 ihc bidders the right Hi be reserved
Go ACCEPT such oii.is oUly as may be deemed most
advantageous to the Government, and hlsO 90 re
ifct .ur Whole. should none Of them be acceptable
al lal8i1 bc s6aied and cudofscd Proposals Tor
building iac Military Asylum and addrcss 70
T. $ ALEXANDER,
Mays -sautd Lieutenant Corps Engineers
- The HtIumatc sun, New York Herald, and
NtN York Courier aud Enquirer, will please in
81 o. Use above tnrtC iimea week. EMIL The joih Of
june next.
VvOkE-NECt< SHIRTS made TO order, aud
h warranted 60 ut, OF tine best quality
only. STEVENS, Browne Hotel, hos been max
ING Dress Shirts 20 order va this city for ten yolrs,
at.,l lu 400 claot warrants them to IT. Gentlemen
wishing good article, and well. made, will leave
tbffr 1f. Icrs at SIENfNS'S
Sale4 Room under Browne Hotel.
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G,- FOR the Rcueft OF the industrious
Poor in every Glass OF Socicty.--AruClcs ot
clothing made up by the industrious poor arc o.
fcrcd for sale At the rooms Of the Ladies Union
Benevolent Society, opposite the southeast corner
Of CIptol square, and On seventh street, next 60
odd. Frllows' Hall Private work left az these
rooms will aIso be made up upon The most favor
able terms And we would add, lhat "a this de-
scupuou Of work is often Of very particular char
actsr, il affords the ladies an opportunity OF
cncoura cling that istrcsscl class Of females whose
pecuniary circumstances have been changed
compelling hem to rcsor 20 their needle for sup
port. no ladies' would urge upon fuuilics, and
encourage the delivery Of this private work at
their rooms, rs il viii afford them an opportunity
Of benohtng THE interesting ci1ss Of rs hcnohcin-
rics, as they have done heretofore
r. g. MILLS,
June Dro,trcss T.. - and Society.
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IMPORTANT NOTfCE.-Thc subscubtr5 take
u this method Of giving timely notice CD their pa
irons that their respective uccOun wlh We made
up 20 the goth instaut, aud prcsentrd ora &C before
the first Of July, at which tine it viii bc conf.
Gently expected Of all 20 come forward, settle up,
and avail thcmF,lvcs Of the opportunity which we
shall from that date yn ~ closing oar entire
stock Of summer goods at cost.
UJOE, BROTHER s co,
June y limit
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FrRrmEI, CAUTION 10 rHE PUBLIC.

FURTHEI; CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
SINCE THE NOTICE from this office of the lOth
- January ast, which appeared In The new spa
rers If tuis city, Cauuoniug Toe puo.ic against re-
cciviug certain drafts purporung 90 Ge those Of
CAPTAIN L T. Easton. Assistant Quarte.mastcr,
recently stationed at Santa re, New Mexico, "a
third forged draft on TIC 9Iartcrmaster General
hlsbccn presented for payment. u b. numbered
49, Santa fC. ~ NJ 10 May, 1901, on favor Of
Robert I Brent esq, for 1850, and signed T.. G..
Elst1n, Captain and A-.isttnt Qmrtcrmastcr.
Il is known, from official advice in this office,
that the only genuine drafts Of Captain Esstou on
the Quartcrmaster General arc numbered from
10 II; oil OF which have been long since paid.
Captain Easton having ceased 60 draw, there arc
consequently no genuine iraitsoi bio now ia ciTcu-
latiun
BY direction Of the Quartcrmastcr Generals
WM 4. GORDON. Chief Clerk.
QUhsrERMAsrER GESEgAL's OFFICE,
WksHtsoroS CRY. February 10, 1859
Feb Is
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New YoaE, June 22.-The steamers Alabama
from Savannah, and Marion from Charleston,
have arrived with Charleston and savannah dates
of the l9th and New Orleans OF the lJih.
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BALTIMORE AND WAsHISCVoN nasL.
ROAD.
Passenger Trains Run a. Follows!
4. ss IS ., ss ~ o. ID

Leave Washington at . aud a. IN, ~ IN,
and p. n.
Leave Baltimore ot aad M q and
on sunday the 2I aud 50 trains from Wash
ingtur, and the ~ aud ith from Baltimore, are
omitted.
Tickets and baggage che ts 90 Phlladel hia ana
New York can be obtained trains lraNi.L .t 6
a IN. and an. m PasscngcrsJ vcufing ,hc same.
secure the free Transport Of tic Gives aud bag.
gage in Baltimore and Philadcipa1 10 tie next
railroad station.
quarter will be Furnished upon appiir5' .n no ihu
Office + II PAb-ONS,
Ap III Agent
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BANK OF THE METROPOLIS,
WAsHISGTUN, June 4, 1852.
GENERAL MEETING OF THE STOCK

L GENERAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
~ holders of this Bank will be held at the Bank
ing House on Monday, the 9th day Of July next,
for the purpose of c!ectng Trustces for the year
then ensuing.
The polls will open at 10 o'clock a. m, and
close at IL o'clock III.
RID. SMITH, Cashier
JUNE 5-cotJuno29&dtJuly5
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u u. Il L II l. 1 { /,
yJNHE BOARD OF HEALTH OF THE CITY
l. of Washington declare the following to con-
,Niiisdllces .


.Nuisdlces
Dead carcases, dead fish or ofals OF hsb heaps OF
oy ster shells; oas from butchers stalls slaughter
houses, or tan-yards stagnant water IN ponds
Marshes sewers, or cellars; foul stables, foul cow
houses, or pens; foul privies, hog styes, and
decayed vegetables of oil descriptions, whether
entire or those portions thereof not used as iood
which may be thrown out from kitchcnS; horses
going at large with the CHAMBERS, farcay, or other
contagiou diseases; the drainage from dye houses
and soap factories; houses or buildings unoccupled
and in state Of diapidation or decay, endanger-
ing the ives property Of those in the vicinlty
The Commissioners of the several Wards VIII
see to the enforcement OF the foregoing regulations
relative to nuisnnces, and to the exacuon oil the
penalties prescribed by law.
All persons DESTROYS of calling the attention
Of the Board to the existence of nuisances are re-
questCd 10 do 80 in writing. dressed III the mem
bers Of the Boar for the Ward in which such nut
sance may exist, stating the nature OF the same
with its ioca ton, sc.
BY order of the Board:
Trio. MILLER, NJ. d., President.
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THE CALLED JADE WISCEs Notwithstanding
the loud protestations OF union and harmony in the
LoCofoco party in support Of Pierce and King,
there still exists most bitter, and as we believe
irrCconcilabie eud in the party in this State. The
friends Of Buchanan feel that they are PROSTATE,
and that their most Incorporating and unrelent-
ing foes now are in the ascendency; and knowing
and feeling THE, as they do, they cannot cordially
cooperate with them. Their meeting at Lancas-
ter on Saturday evening last affords fair iustra
ton Of the truth of this remark. Mr.. Buchanan
not only absented himself from il; but, according
to the accounts OF the LdncGseTian, the anti Bu-
chanan organ, old Bucks friends exertcd them
selves TO the utmost to prevent Colonel Frazer who
is particularly obnoxious 10 them for his violent
opposition their favorte, from participating in
the meeting, will appear by the following:
"From the time il was announced, rumor was
circulated that an attempt would be made to pre-
vent Colonel Frazer from addressing it, ac-
count of his opposition TO Mr.. Buchanan, which
rumor was sought TO be carried into effect on the
part of those who circulated il, but frowncd
down and prevented by the good sense of the meet
ing."--P Philadelphia Netcs,
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Pcuus ylvania avenue. ,,
vcr o,bcrs in this city being built expressly for
Dorucrrean purposes II contains one OF the finest
skyGghts IN this country and best arranged; ior
u,fich reason artists prefer Daguerreotypest taken
NJ tbis cstn blishment above al Others.
There are now on exhibition some oil the largest
Dapuerreotypoa in the world, taken at this estab-
lishmcnt, with large collection oil othcrs' Tree 70
the public a all hours of the day.
Awarded the fret medal at the late Fair OF thc
MARYLAND Institute, and premium at the Great
Exhibition at Castle Garden, New YORK,
oo5 R,lGmorc street Baltimore; Pennsylvania
avenue, Washington, D. G II Nam street Rich,
mond. va Iyuchlurg, Va; Norfolk, Val and
0'''''' j. II wHITEHURsr Sole Proprietor.
Jan 80
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LOCAL NATTER ).

FLhs PREsESrArIoS TO THE CALrFoRNIA DrLE-
okTior The Wing delegation from Washington
city, whilst IN Baltimore, prescntcd TO TIC delcga.
ton from California, az their headquarters at the
Fountain Inn, a splendid silk American flag, bear.
ing the names Of " Scott ard Graham" The pre-
sntation was made b. Walter Lcuox, csq on the
part Of thc Washington deli gotioD. oud received
by J. II. Cloy Mudd, csq, on the part Of the dele
CATION from California, Ia The presence Of large
number Of delegates from other Ststcs Attached
20 the flag 70 a s,rcnmer, bearing tie inscription,
"1hc whigs If Washington 30 the NLigs OF Cali
fornia." 4 pledge vas made on behalf Of the
whigs Of California to return the flag back to the
whigs Of Washington IN December next by TIC
bearer Of the electoral vote Of California, with the
further inscription Of O Handsome majority for SCOTT
and Graham.
RAriricArIoS MEEIISO.-Thc Commute o. 81
rangcncuis, on y hall Of the whigs Of this city,
arc tusily engaged in preparing for grand rati-
fcauon meeting, 90 be held this (Weducsdly)
evening ia front u the City Hall Several eloquent
speakers arc announced to address the meeting.
CaiNrNst Corar-Thc petit jury oinniing al
journcd until Thursday, nothing Of in,crts: was
done in this tribunal yesterday
YIs,roRs 4 large number Of persons arrived in
this city yesterday from attendance upon the late
IS big National Convention, to pay their respects
20 tl0 nominees.
sALE or HousE Axu LJT.-N sinol, frame house
and lot, the latter IS feet front by 700 deep, u
square 81, on llth between sud NJ streets, be
longing % M Snyder, wns sod yesterday even.
ing 10 Mr. Chss Wet by Nr. F.. y Stratton, auc
tiouccr fr $1,000.
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Dy UTNtT OF tIIt I'UHTU'
THO. MILLER, NJ. D., President.
Members Of the Board Of Health, Nay 81. 1852.

First Ward.-Dr. r. johnson, corner Oath street
and Pennsylvania avenue; Mr., Charles Calvert,
10Th street between / and X.
Second Yard Thomas Miller, street, near
l4tb; Mr.. j. IL Riley, 18th street, near Pennsylva-
MA avenue.
Third JTGrd. DR.. J. c. Hall Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. near 9th street; Mr.. William p. Young, 9Th
street. between l. and NJ
Fourth UUd-Dr. A. Holmead, 4 street; Mr.
q. Grammer. corner A. and {.
FIN Ward.--hIr. William p. Ferguson, Geor-
gia avenue, 30 street, Mr.. John r. lnsic,
New Jersey avenue, near Is street.
Sixth Ward. DR. S. A. Nckim; Mr.. John h.
Bates, corner 7th and l. streets.
Seventh Uua-Mr p M. Pearson, Mary land
avenue, between a. and 9th streets; Mr.. William
b. RANDOLPH, Secretary, Maryland Avenue, near
18th street
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Post Office Operations.

The POSTMASTER GsNERAL has established the fol-
lowing Post Offices for the week ending
June 10. 1852
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UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP co.
FOR NEW ORLEANS, VIA HAVANA.
The Splendid
STEAMSHIP CHEROKEE,
(IlrO thousand I0ns,)
Ii. IL. DAVENPORT, u. S. N, Commander
fin WILL SAIL from the pier at the foot
HAsarasssa. of Warren street, North River, on
THURSDAY, June "a, at two O'Clock, p. IN
precisely.
Rates Of Passage to HdCana and Ne,o Orleans.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Ladies Saloon Berths .......-.... , ~
After Saloon Berths.. .......... 70
Forward Saloon Berths. .....,. 80
Storage Berths .........,.....,. p
Specie only taken on freight 10 Havana
Freight taken TO New Orleans at forty cents per
cubic foot.
Shippers of freight are requested to7upply them
selves with the Company's bills of lading, which
may be had on application at the office. No other
form will be signed,
No bills of lading signed after the ship has
sailed.
For freight or passage apply to
NJ. o. ROBERTS,
III West ST., cor. OF Warren, New York
June Its
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THE NEW YORK & LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATES WAL sTEANLk.Ns.

STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
The ships comprising this lire are
The ATLANrlc.,.,.....C Capt Wet.
The Pacific ......... Capt. Nye.
The ARCTIC. ............ Capt. Luce.
The BALTIC. .......... Capt Coiustock,
The ADRIATIN ........ Capt Grafton.
fZES THESE ships having been built by
tIf- contract expressly for Government
service, every care has been taken in
their construction, and in their engines, to ensure
strength and speed; and their accommodations for
passengers unequaled for elegance and com
fort.
Price of passage from New York TO Liverpool in
first cabin, Sl20. Exclusive use of extra size
state, rooms, 5000 in second cabins, $40. From
Liverpool to New York, $50 and Ego.
An experienced surgeon is attached TO each ship.
No berth can be secured unit! paid tor
.rye M
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DDRESsEs AND SPEECHES, on various oc
N casjons Of Hon Robert g. winthrop ! VOL
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Dy-TO THE REVEREND CBERGb.-Th
Washington National Monument IL now langui7h-
ing for the want Of means 20 carry il on. The
Board OF Managers beg leave % suggest 90 the
Clergymcn throughout tho United Satcs that, ~
the Anniversary 0f our independence will fall on
sunday, that they shall each and all take up col
lections iu their Churches for this great and pati
otto object June %
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Join K GOODALL

~ Office. We shall send out all open accounts
" on sur ledger between the present date aai
thc hrst Of next month. 40 thd Sc the time az
which we expect md calculate on having d. gene
raj settlement Of our accounts. we rcsprciuliy dc.
ire those receiving our bills ,o Cousilsr them. Ives
most politely asked ID pay the oWouut OF the same
June 22-dtJulyl CLAGETI x DODsON.
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Additional bu tie Franklin.

NEW YOHE, June y - Private letters from
Liverpool that the sales OF cotton Saturday
were 10000 bales, 0OO TO spcculators and export
ers Tuesday ~, 900 bales, 6,OO) 10 spcculstors
and exporters The quotations rrc, fair Mobile
50 L., mddling sd; lair Orleans &, d., middlinR
SGD. Bacon and lard were advancing.
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WANTED NURSE; colorcI person pro-
w fcrrcd None need apply wiiLsu, good ~
Communications. Inquire atthc corner Of OH 1"'
3 sirr,ts. aiay ~
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A CARD. ~ consequence Of a misun !crstand-
N ing respecting the time Of hiring Carusi's Sa-
loom advertised BY The subscriber for his Lcvccs,
anuouus Cd 20 commence on Tuesday evening, tho
22i, ard from a wish 10 place no difficulty e. the
accomplishment. Of the laudable object % the Fair
announced by the Pastor Of st Matthew Church,
notice Is hereby given tHa. thc Lcvecs are post
prurd tiU further notice
June % II IL JOHN X GOODAIL.
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NEW STEAM PAPER MILL AT MAY
IANDN LILLE.

wear NtNt EiiiaAelPifR'
TUE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave To inform their
4 fncnis, and the ttaUe generally, that they
have their PAPER MILL IN operation, and arc
prepared 20 furnish, on short notice, all kinds Of
PRINTING PAPER,
olauy sizc or weight required, al prices rom ten
to fifteen cents per pound, according quality
Orders addressed To- the 5uusc rbcrs, Philadcl.
ph.n pust office, will receive prompt attention.
Feb l4.-tlH g. e. & " WARREN
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rEHE VIRGINIA REPORT or 49,. 1900, touch
1 ing tie Alien aud Scditinn Laws, and tuy
Yirgini, Resolutions Of 1898, tic y bate and Pro.
grgGiugs therein, and u'lcr J1.msIN. Lucrative
Complete IN ono valawr. 3 j1
IahcI5 FRANCE TAYLOR
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EDWARD K COLLINS * CO.,
No SO Wallstreet N. Y.
BROWN, SHlPLEY & CO,
Liverpool.
E. &. ROBERTS & CO.,
I3King'eArms Yard London,
JOHN MUNROE s. CO,
20 RueNotre Dame DIES Victories, Paris.
GEO. II. DRAPER, Havrc.
The owners Of these ships will not be account
able for gold, silver. bullion specie, jewelry, pre-.
ciou5 stones, metals, unless bills of lading are
signed therefor, and the value thereof EXPRESSED
therein. Dec
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YlsroRs 80 large number Of persons arrived in
this city yesterday from attendance upon the late
IS big National Convention, to pay their respects
10 th- nominees
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CaiNrNsl Couar-Thr petit jury o,nniing al.
Iourncd until Thursday, nothing Of inicres: wa.
done in this tribunal yesterday
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Political Intelligence.

GfN. soo1r ~ PrNNYLvASn.--A Wing County Con.
vonion met at Pittsburg Pc. on The 10th mat. and
pasecd resolutions in favor o. The nomination Of Cen
scot for the Presidency and JobnJ Critcndcn for the
Vice Presidency.
GIN. CAss ~ VlRcISiA--Ihe democrats of Brooke
county Va have adopted resolutions IN favor If GEN
Car for the Presidency
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NnNnI LnfeIIItrennn

me ~ = sloop-ofwar St Marys q. A. Mauudcr.
commander arrived at San Francisco the l7tn Feb.
IRON Callao, after thirty four days passagcall well
The Y sloop-otwar Nmconncs was at puget's sound
on the eth q February, from Sandwich Islands bound
home, via Gan ffancitco.
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A WOMAN CARRIED OVER GENEsEE FhLIs--Tho
Rochester IemocTa Of the 18th inst says between two
and three oc ok yesterday afternoon the BODY of per-
son supposed to be woman in the midst of the
liver q poio the Wison Mills and the swollen tf ara
was carrying u down with terrible vooc toward the
rams gentleman Who had that moment looked out OF
window IN Mr INNS mill saw the face distinctly and
one hand was thrown up either by the the water
OF w the drowning person The alarm was given and
lVopo hurried u"Wh 10 the bridge below but nothing
more was socn Of the body If there was no deception
we water carried quickly down and the great
Wltct Ihcre would be scarcely any hope of saving
1n VINO fhoud fall into the river beyond reach from
,he th're We learn that the unfortunate person
Duch woman who had been engaged In getting out
hooNood rom The river below the Aqucduct and fas-
zen h,f pike pole 10 large log carried by II into
th' iiN'r and failing to regain her footing the sream
Ton her Rapidly down beyond recovery.