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OF Hon. J. VI Berrien, L S. Senator
from Georgia, has resigned his seat, aud
Hon. Robt., VI. Charlton, of MilledgvilIe
has been appointed, by Gov. Cobb, his sue.
cessor.
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1r We had the pleasure few days ago of
greeting friend RlcE, who visits ihi, section OF
the State on business connected with the firm
Of Rawln-, Duncan, q Co, one OF the most
deservediy popular Commission Houses of
New Orleans. We should be very glad to see
the business of this establishment extended,
and embrace the occasion to recommend ii, and
Mr. r., to the favorable consideration of our
planters and merchants
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H. H. Waitsr is a candidate iar Asse-snt and 'las
Cetlcstm for Harrison county, nj The ensuing A"sas
ele~sban.
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TRIAL OF REAPERS NEAR WASHING
TON, ON THURSDAY, JUNE "a.

WAsHISGroS, June 10, 1852.
HAVING been informed by Fitxhugh Coye.
Il esq., proprietor OF the National Agricultural
Warehouse in this city,) that q. w. Young, esq,
(whom have never known or aeen) desired ID
purchase Reaper lift could be set to work and its
operation pleased him. it has occurred to me, and
have been advised that 4 more convenient and
favorable opportunity for exhibiting the operation
Of the Reaper TO the people OF Washing tor-incud
ing members of Congress, who are respectfully in
yited, and many of whom, il Is thought might be
disposed to witness the exhibition-and the farmers
Of the surrounding country, could not be present
ed, than would be afforded at the we'll known and
hi ghly cultivated farm of Mr. Young, situated, as
have been informed, opposite TO the Arsenal, south
side of the Eastern Branch Of the Potomac, tnfee
or four miles from the city-crossing the Eastern
Branch bridge, with good road to the spot
casion, have thought proper, and have leave re-
specifically to propose, that Mr.. HuSsey will also be
! present with his machine on the day appointed by
MIR. Young. with Mr.. Coyle, as ab,ve,) who pro-
poses to furnish every requisite facility for the tra
Of the two machines, and 10 purchase the one with
which he shall be most pleased, should either suit
him. And further suggest that a committee, APP
pointed in any fair manner, for the purpose OF
drawing and reporting upon comparison OF the
two machines, would meet my approba ton. And
further that, for the purpose OF testing the respect
i've capabilities Of the two machines in cutting
damp wheat, they be upon the ground the night
previous 10 be set TO work while the dew is on
in the morning. {. II. MCCORMICK,
June u
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Costly PRIvArE KEsrDkNess IN NEw GoRK.-
The New York Herald contains account Of a
number Of new building. now going up in the city
Of New York, chiefly FOR private residences, most
Of which that journal represents as Of magnificent
and beautiful styles Of architecture. Among the
private residences 10 one for Samuel Nicholson Is
tmawd to cost $4,000; another for j. Gihon.
$4,000; and n number for different individuals
costing from slightly beneath 100000 $4,000
each. NJ. o. Roberts is building two that will cos;
) 90 900 Forty two Of these magnificent man
stone will cost aggregate Of 8 ,l70 600, evcrag
ing 1900 each. One firm Of two partners il
building seven that arc TO cost s27OOOJ, (ncariy
$40 O00 piecc,) which, when completed, might
almost be styled a row Of palaces,
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ONE WHO SAW AND KNOWS.

D.ATH OF DAVID GRAHAM, ESQ informant ton
has been received Of the death Of our townsmau,
David Graham, cfq., OF Nice, in Italy, the 27ih
uluInO. MIR. Graham was one Of toe most able and
successful practitioners at tho bar in the city o.
New York, and vac especially distinguished a
plcnder in crimual cases lie was one OF tho COM
missionCrs " no framed tho new code of procedure
adopted in the State Of New York, and great
portion Of lie merit is due 10 hs legal scumen hs
industry and his experience. Mr.. Graham was
also distinguished ss a jealous Wing, having been
a warm partisan Il Henry Clay from the time Of
that houorcd ftatesnop's nomination 60 the Pr6ai.
doncy in 1881 lie n member Of the Common
Council in 1890, end ia lsIi hc the Wing ooudi-
date for Mayor. The Rrduuus labo's Of an extensive
practice materially impaired bic constitution. and
disease finally settled upon him IN the form Of
sumption. lie physicians recommended travel in
milder climate the only hope Of relief bot this
hope has been disappointed Mr. Graham leave q 1,
wife and five children 10 mourn his death, which
will be no less sincerely lamcntcd by very wide
circle Of personal and political friends
IN. Y Commercial ddrph,er.
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The Craney Island AFFAIR Again.
To the Editor Of the Republic:

To the Editor Of the Republic;
! SIR After your kindness in publishing my note
OF the 29h May, regret TO feel obliged to trespass
you again. but in correcting the error Of ano
ther have fallen into greater one myself
With the aid of the recolIcctons OF brother Off.
GER, think have got the little matter about the
survivors Of the Craney Island defence right; they
are, besides myself, Commodores David Geisinger
and Charles S. McCaulcy, and Captains Bladen
Dulany and Josiah Tattnall. The four gentlemen
named zerved midshipmen in the division which
| commanded; and il is surprising even In the
hurry in which wrote my note, that should have
omitted the name of my friend Dulany, as he was
a conspicuous actor in Of the events of the day
When the enemy was on the retreat-several OF
their boats having been sunk in shoal water by
shot-some OF the officers and men, among whom
Mr. Dulany conspicuous, waded of TO the
boats and brou yht in number OF prisoners; and
he, Mr.. D., made prize of fine English terrier
which he found perched on the bow of the largest
boat that was in the xpedition--caed the Cent?
pede, from the number of its oars.
Time, and the casualties OF hazardous profes
sion, have swept from the columns Of the Register
the names Of all the actors belonging 10 the navy
Of that day, except those Of whom have spoken
above; and il is little remarkable that of the four
divisions into which the seamen and marines
arranged, all who survive belonged to and the
same division.
When say that on that day had around Inc
Geisnger, McCauley, Duany, and Tattnall, the
navy knows that had all the support that zeal
and gallantry could afford.
Respectfully, you're,
w. b. sHUBRICK.
~
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10 ms Editor II he Republic

TO tse Editor a' the Republic
SIR: If you will examine the official reports, yos
will sec that General Pierce, though present with the
army in the valley OF Mexico was personally engaged
in not one battle. refer you to his own reports,
in the message and accompanying documents Tor
1915.
lie fell from or with his horse on the 18Th Au-
gust, (day before the battle of Contreras,) joined
his brigade on the morning Of 20th August, after
the battle Of Conteras, and fell from pain and
haustion (same day. before reaching the field Of
Churubusco. and, by bis official confession, be-
yond the range Of the enemy's guns. Ia the next
battle in order Of time (Moiino del Rcy) his brigade
was not engaged. 1t was ordered up, but, accord.
ing to General Worths letter in answer to General
scos report, did not reach that bloody field until
two hours after the battle was ended and the enemy
entirely routed.
The next battle was Chapultcpeo and the garitas
(gates) Of the city, on the same day, (Septcmb.r
49, "Pierce's brigade" was engaged throughout
the day, and with especial gallantry and success,
at Chapultepec; but General Pierce himself was
not prosent, having reported sick. BY bis own
official report, he joined his brigade Cone regiment
OF i) at the Garta dc Belen at four o'clock on the
morning OF the 18th September, hich wac after
commissioners from the city had notified General
Quitman, commanding at that garita. that Santa
was ended. Indeed, all firing had ceased the even
ing previous.
Thus II can be proved, by the official records, that
General Pierce, though prcsent with the army,
personally took part in not single combat in the
valley Of Mexico.
II may have been his misfortune rather than his
fault and the fact is stated not TO prove General
Pierce skulker in cpaulcttes, "a case Of coward
ice hardly TO be conceived but that the claims put
forth Tor bis military services arc not well founded
and, indeed, not equal to what you accord to him.
will add, what seems not to be generally under
stood, that General Pierce joined the army for the
first time al Pucbla-I think the day before the
first division marched from that place for the city
oi Mexico.
He resignod bic commission and came home in
the first train that left Mexico after the occupation
by our troops Of that city-som, oghs or nine months
b,{Ore the tear tcds ended.
ONE WHO SAW AND KNOWS
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LIrrELL,s LIVING AGE-No. 4a4-1al eta.

LII rVELL'S LISlNG ASE-No. fSf-l%t cts.
CONTENTS.
l. Fardorougha, the Miser.s-D,sb'in Unipersiiy
Magazine
?. Labor Stands on Golden Feet Chambers
Journal.
3 Reason and Sentiment - Christian Observer
4 Shell Fish; Their Ways and Works Wcst
nlii.ster Revieio.
5. Austria in 1913 10 Boston Post.
6. Nell Ggyn.- GsnHemtn'S WagasiRe.
7. A Half Penny worth Of Navigation. - Cha"-
be3s's Journal.
8. Chinese in Caliiornia.-Lei!er 10 Gooernor
Biglu.
8, Cinnamon in America --Neic York Tribune
10 The Commerce Of Literature.-Ntc YAK
Eoening Post.
H. New Antagonism in Europe Examiner.
IL High Price of the National Debt Morning
Chronicle.
49, Career and Character of Peter Aboard.-
GanHe,aenS MGgaziae.
IA David's Last Picture hamberss journal.
Is. Poetical Works Of David Macbeth Moir.-
.apsengu,n,
win Poetry and Shor. Articles.
+This tale will be continued without Interrupt
ton till completed
WAsHISoToN. December 27, lSi5.
Ofal the Periodical Journals devoted to Litera
ture and Science which abound in Europe and In
useful II contains, indeed, the exposition only OF
the current literature of the English language, but
this, by its immense extent and comprehension,
includes portreiturc of the human mind in the
j, @. ADAMS.
Published weekly at SO year by
E. LIrTELL CO, Boston,
And sold by JOS. SHiLLINGTON,
Corner OF Penn avenue and - street
I gIfkx " vi
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From Z. Be- Editorial Correspondence Of The Ner
YORK Erpross

IlenryJ Raymond, of the Times, had the impu-
dcnce TO take seat among the delegates and TO ad
dress the Chair M the delegate from the Madison
and Oswcgo districts. MIR. Richardson, the dele
gate from that district, present in his place.
lie colleague, Mr.. Bruce, had gone home, and Mr..
Raymond claimed 20 net for Mr.. b, whose home
IL in Madison county THE, too, was a trick Of
the Scott men Of the New Yolk delegation, but how
generally acquicsced in by them do not know
Mr. Richardson efiectunly vindicatcd his right,
and told the convention that the gentleman who
was seeking to be heard heed dTse bundled mi6'
from the dis rct which be claimed 90 speak for Mr..
Raymond refused a hearing once and again.
The people marveled NJ the audacity Of tho man
Oncc upon time there was convention at which
one Ruckcr, Of Tennessee, appeared and claimed
to cast tho vote of his State. lie a picked up
man, having no pretcnsion to the seat which he
had the impotence 20 thrust himsclf into, and at.
tempt to I'll. Mr.. Raymond's casc is good deal
worse than this. and ! presume he must fancy a
like notorey. Mr. Raymond, now editor Of the
Now York Times, has lived in the city for ycnrs,
and nowhere else, aud in National Convention
he risos TO represent the Wings of Madison county!
Some eighteen Congressional districts intervene be-
tween the district where he lives and that which he
was 40 ambitious TO represent.
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of, SO that the property s now entirely free from


debt.
coLpoRTEURs AND coLPoRTEUR LABOR.
There have been one hundred and forty one col
porteurs employed during the year in twenty five
different States.
The Synods Of Virginia and Pittsburgh are still
conducting their opera tons Independent auxili'
aries OF the Board, with efficiency and success
AGGREGATE or coLPORTEua LABOR,
The following are the aggregate amounts Of Ia
Dor performed during the past year by the one
hundred and forty-one colporteurs, viz; Time
spent, thirty five years; families visited o4,52o;
converted or prayed with, % S3s; families having
rel gious book but the Bible PIP; Presby
families without the Confession of Faith, 2,772;
volumes sold by colporteurs, II 100; volumes
granted by colporteurs, 5,5O6 pages OF Tracts dis
tributed by colporteurs. 5Sl $50.
DONATIONS.
Donations, 10 a considerable extent, have been
made during the past year, in addition TO those
made through the colporteurs.
The grants OF the year have been as follows
Sabbath schools, $50 voumcs; ships Of war; naval
and military posts, 397 volumes; humane institu
tions 6S volumes; literary and theological nsti
tutons. 1910 volumes; INDECENT ministers, j ,293
volumes; feeble churches, 1855 volumes; indi'
viduals for gratutous distribution; 1916 volumes;
and also 1880 pages Of tracts, independent OF
the donations OF tracts made by colporteurs.
CRAsH-At Buffalo, New York, on The 18th
instant. the walls of the Republic printing office fell
in with "a tremendous crash, burying several com
positors in the ruins. They all most miraculously
escaped with few bruises-the caoes and imposing
stones supporting the roof and bricks and giving
them time to creep out. The forms, type, &c,
were all thrown into "pi."
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xossUrII,s pAGunuRrorIpE.

fIVHE ADVERTISEMENT in the Baltimore Sun
4 0f the 10th, and the New York Times OF the
l6th instaut By Whitchurst, claiming the credit Of
having taken the likeness Of this distn guished in
diyidual, is not true
The only Daguerreotypo which has been taken
in America Of Governor Kossuth was taken IL his
rooms az Browne Hotel, by Bennett, and the only
original picture in this city may DO seen At his
Gallery. near Seventh ffcet. All othcrs copies.
D1gucrreotypr- Of Madame Puszky aud other
disNu gushcu individuals are also exhibition az
BENEFITS National Gallery,
Jan % Pa avenue. near 18th street.
yHTHATEIy's ENGLISH SYNONYMES, |
w vol l2no.
Eckcrmanu's Conversations with Goethe, trans.
lated from the German by =. 81 Fulier.
Hudsoas ,,i.ion Of Shakespeare, vOl. s, limo,
cloth.
Thi7 day received r. sale by
TAYLOR & MACRY,
June II Booksellers, near 9 b II
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ID y ID.

On the 18th instant, EDWARD ALFRED, second
son Of EDwARD and RosiSA VI. HASTE, aged IS
months and days.
Al Detroit. Michigan, on Saturday. the 10Th in.
slant. WILLIAM HENRY, son Of Captain JOHN
n. M.coNB, l. $. A aged II months.
On the llth inst, IN Piscataway, Prince Georges
county, Maryland, WILLIAM THOMAS. form.
crly Of Alexandra. Virginia, but for the last ten
years resident Of Washington city, ID G.
In this city, on tho 18th instant, Of diarrhUl,
MARIA LOUISA, only daughter Of WILLIAM and
FRANcrs DAwsoS, aged FIVE months and ten dsys.
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NgR. j. *. COODALL. Musical Director and
WI Leader, National Theatre, Washington, has
the honor of announcing that his Benefit Concert
will take place Thursday, July lst, at Carusi's
Assembly Rooms, under the distinguished patron
&c Of the president of the United States" and
the ladies and gentlemen of Washing ton; parti-
culars of which will be duly announced.
In the interim Mr. Goodal will hold levees at
the above elegant rooms with his uHriuaisd band,
commencing on Tuesday evening, June 22d, at
half past B. and continue each successive evcnin z
until further notice Admission 70 cents.
June lg-3lf
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Nh ltItIIsD,

In Baltimore, on Thursday evening. June II, by
the Rev. Mr.. WLsoS. Mr.. CHARLES y. WAN
NALL. 81 Washington city, 10 Miss MARY a.
HOLLlNGSHEAD, Of Baltimore.
On Tuesday, the 9th instant, in the Prcslytc.
rian Church, GcorgctOwn, ID e by the Rev DAS.
TEL MoTzER, s. HARRISON HOWELL. esq, &C.
Miss JANE LARNED MACOMB, youngest daugh-
ter Of the late WILLIAM WILLIAMsoN, csq., all Of
GEORGETOWN.
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T. :. EyANs, ii. e. FAINT,
Late Chief Clerk Pension Office. Missouri
EVANS ~ FAINT, Attorneys and Agents, op-
l. site Treasury building, Washn gtOn, ID. G.,
gave prompt attention to claims against the I'm
ted states for pensions, bounty land, back and
extra pay, sc. Mr.. Evans will give especial aten-
ton to rejected aud suspended revolutionary PEN
sion .laIIns
Highest ldces paid FOR land warrants, and or
dors from a distance promptly filled.
RI 10 members of Congress and officers Of
the Government generally:
June l,-d3m
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General Piercs's Battles.

ave have before the Official list of officers ho
marched with the army under the command OF
Major General Winfield Scott from Pue ba upon the
city OF Mexico, the seventh, eighth, ninth, aud
tenth Of August, one thousand eight hundred and
forty seven, and who were engaged in the battles
Of Mexico. From this list we learn that General
Franklin Pierce was in the battle, Of Contreras,
Churubusco, Mohno del Rey, Chapultepec,
near Be!cn, and al Gaiita &c b len"
Republic, Sla June.
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DEATH TO RATs.-An ingenious instrument has
been inverted by Mr. SeawaId, a printer at In
danapoli6, In< lana, which will be death On rats.
To the trcadle on which tbc bait is placed is at.
tachcd an iron lever, communicating with wire
spring, to which IL attached sharp instrument
which rtvolve rapidly when the treadle ia touched
biting The rat between the peppers and knocking
it SIX or eight feet from the trap, which resets itse
instantly for another rat.
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TERMS
Mayo
Or we are requested to .tass tina, ths OBJ

servatory is now engaged in making series Of
observations in councNiOn with the Astronomical
Expedition to Chill that the public service
qures that the oficcrs, while 50 engaged, should
not be interrupted and that therefore il has bees
decided TO close the Observatory TO visitors every
evening from and after sunset.
Visitors arc admitted at any time between :
a IN. and , q. m. Junc4-u
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JUST RECEIVED,

NEW and clc gant Spring Styles OF Scarls, era
" vale. Stoke, Tee, Gloves Of every drscrip.
ton, Susycu.crs, Handkcrchefs Of silk and linen;
plain, figured and embroidered Hosiery Of all
kinds; Umbrellas and Canoe; with a large supply
of g entcmcn's Toilet articles, such as Lubin and
Provost Extracts, Cosmetics, POmatums, Soaps.
and best Fariua Cologne; Brushes Of every de-
scrption; together with a large and complete
assortment Of Gcnucmcn's Furnishing articles, all
Of the very beet qualities, constantly on hand.
and Tor sale az reasonable prices, at
CHAS. N LANES
iIat, Cap, and Gardeners Furnishing
Establishment, Penn. avenue, near 81 street
Nar,h
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0t-I. %. H., Arlington Tent. No. 322.-Thc
members Of this Tent are hereby requested To- meet
at Rechal.c Hill, this day (Moniay) at IL O'Clock
m, for the Purposc Of part cipaung with Eagle
Tent IN the procession in Alexandria, Va.
June p W. W. iNGMAN. r :.
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" advertiser wishes to obtain boarding ibr a IA
mily OF four or FIVE pcrsons during the summer
months, commencing early in June. AZ some c0un-
Try house. within about Elk milcs Of Wellington.
Address a. -, Republic office, Washington,
stating location. &c. May lS-tiif
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A DDRESSES AND SPEECHES, on various
n casions, uf Hon. Robert e. Winthrop l vol
$40. FRANCk TAl LOR.
June II