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sETNaA PItOIkCIloN tihE lHTo aEeSIY
COMPANIES. oI HARTFORD - ~ ~ >'.'''
''''' ' AT RICHMOND.
ylrIIESE Comarcs c"mtnus +" lns"e =, Es,,tsl
.,,s N,rcln.i.I-- and all kni' II "s"rhn" ~ .n
f,yor,bc terms mhc' the$r Il. nr,mritue
AR s,lne- taken a. - 'ist'' J. va n BA'.nWiS,
and hherai!! .c.rt Nn III II
Marchi
RUTTEh AMI H. IL E. Il SIMMER
Ee Il gale ~ Matel ~
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,r n, sc. It'll, ,,.fi.aty between Mir
Es m, R.cf,,sd Wnsl and Mr.. Barbour, has been
sM'.,,,,als adjusted ---s..------
h'" YORK MARCH IL The stG"ne; Cherokee has ar
NJ" a,.nInu.l with m,ils and -. 10. Nothing Int
,crisn ' I'm, p.,l Roval state that The English steamer
Ad's I'm! sr,ntd th,,c. No mention is made Of IN.
De- De-, a. I:"N''. -..-
vnEk MAArH Il = Flour: SAILS 5000 t''ls. mar
~, w"rar: active r"'n: heavy
.,-,l,,,.E Iia@.H Il --ti'"' J: sa!.s 500 h'!' ut
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4 >p,,tt" COUNTRY II EKCHANTS.
'"iH" Stuck OF EiETIIEN WARE, CHINA AND


is'' ~ his large sock ulon the tYora BILE
H.e 'G"Ii! "sFthais. ANY who call upon will be
slet ":sncnis possibly Dc offered. either
van, Is - ii'' :Irres !" every Country .rehant to
ai,cl l., 80" 40 Irit"H before purchasing.
i. d. H. EVANS. No. III, West Main S,trr,.
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nN most eycel!eUl lam
about fifty the south side OF the lanshus
RIchnond-2S miles from the Old Market. Aboui
cleared, and Considerable part cultivated
icn IL fertility adptntIon aLG market
cf The desirable places e-rcp.
had the property the r:icr
;l cou! be- and easily made from The
uuliiGg the with bur little expense he e
residence has all necessary
excellent springs the place
wishing purchase please cali ana for t.
The will be very liberal App. kosr
premises, 10 tho subscriber.
SEEK 2.-c.f SAMIEI HASTINGS
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WILLIAM ,IouHrJol.s M1KnLE FACTORY,

Eas, Corner 81 and Nan, Rich,son4 Virginia
ysSIE ali cparci furnish MoHuemsMa
Head S:nnc- u PATTERN Mhtife Man
Catncra Makrr'. wnTS ~ the
S,fi crIhIs ai workmanship a! The shortest n"tIcr
I on ~ r any ucr cstib i! lnn
AID New Orleans
GRANITE Q'hRRiES aces from
of be- ASST. even b." III" lar idr'
QUINCY GRa.lT also ENGAGE % rut GRANITE FRONTS
work, III: mos! reliable manner Win
dispatch upon suS cannot iail 1" please every
Mason wni,
engaged experienced and ensra
yer am rr.pl,"i Marble work the
Ior.,t nos Marrh n;!m
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Theme Yo;.:S And LIvE,si'uoI.,i. $. MAIL
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t.GGLESTUS - co.,
'AIt EGS aNp COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
so. Ii, Pearl Street
isdPzfsT BOOK DEpoSI.;; Y-,u.t r-,,,vr,i ~.

= 3r-o: G."ius,. earlmr The ~.,ucr,, :. i, y,
" th araugcmru'snI the ra' a,A,t- '''S'l
". Illustrations - ~" 'A'i't
y !i;cs nror, guide 10 the formation. .!a.
Z. "s,trs ~ Lady -" ss
@'~4s imsnip aaa Telegraph Book, being su,, ,,,
= l' N'aiaa Eanad SC. with Ilir United
, 40 IA FIR safe al No aH Main rce.hy
itrji Ia CfiaS. WORKMAN
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TRUSTEES SALE OF L,Ho !. ~ ~ - ln.,r.
,,icr t,rr 81 Iru If. IA cn &; N1ol"m 20 VIZ ~
- NJ ,,,r. r ,,nra t;r &!s; day o. h!FtN $50. u
ilv .rrcIi;cr on nc PROMISES
,ri 20 10 the hsaes Bidder '"r ca-. iz hA.
son a ItfcscE' fes1r--''
~ s:,na,u ~ actes Also thu SAID Iattea ' ,,.,,
~ - r,c following Siayr.ln whom Mr. F'!! .
~, a 40 '.,,r Ia. I Maria. II ~ Martha. AreS. Hs' .
r,crt,r h any u the itiai!c ave- ~ -.
W. !, - Mt n, Trust Aforesaid EGc! "' sah W
nav he m.r.ss,y 10 pay al tt5s secuted y 81"
the I - snse rpey Is sardei GOOD tut e"E d "'
viii convey .nCh Only !, WESTON
Is, ct!
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A. w! NassTs Joaastan 4 Co y" !, Main st,
ui e Plea - see my old friends, ana at
.a!.rIr wishes "a former t!Mes
urr.t. THOMAS HOW.
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BROOKS, CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
EnREIGS AID DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
No. -, PEARL STREET
!, n n n PACKAGES FRESH SPRING DRY GUUDS!-By
UOo arrlvais from Europe. New York ana! Boston
y, are nuw receipt of our stock oi FRESH 81 hlNS
DRY GOODS, which offer the usual terms, aud TO WHICH
W. cordially OF city and country merchants
In A NJ f Il Ca n a n ID BRITISH PRINTS
LAWNS, GINGIAMS, mode colorrd and black AlTtcca"
pain LACK and high coorcd Mosenes; Baeer Dc LANES Ca
i. Bireges o;ie CHOICE STYLES DRESS GObDS
kmuwng the wants u tie COUNTRY IRA DE, have paid
reca
STAPLE AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
An otter better ihan usual.
In LINEN GOODS every Kind; CLOTHS,
CAsSIMERES. VESTINGS, AND GOODS FOR MEMS
WEAR, and WHITE GOODS have ieal, superior as5of
me
In word have the pleasure offer this sIrns SOCK ~
desirable than time hrrelu''re
We solicit The friends ami acquaintance u The n!o"
ing YOUNG GENTLEMEN. with statesmen: "a NJ
Wavne1nru; JSo. SSgAD c Furanna AMI Buci
anaG T. MITCHELL OF eiUG; T. NJ. NoRvEl OF Lynch
burg
Our stock is ready Tor exhibition.
BkU)hS. BELL. " -.
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Hif.inE MAIZE CLOTHING
81 4. = Id

w -" 80. ~. ..ir street. ouT Spring and Sum
IT,. 10, , :" ch is me bcs: assortment "c have
r, ~. "i!stac;'s :G-icty ard quality.
mi =, S+cn manufactured ourselves: they we'll Gu;
/. IA, m s'i Hsch"ap as the quality Of goods can
M
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III
az l. nave received l"Ttr al sriuG -. :,
i'''T ~ilrf AMI lrIuka.
assortment OF ii l." n' iasrnnhr lee auitatc HE3
SPfh: uft.r "Ir! c3st.9 ES
HerSt ch!idui cNdrinc W r"ns" stuy iEcn al,
%it'e' rr ir'r- gentlemen. bow Ir!
iI Al! where ~ Richmond viii SCI! yrr
low u good customer We have spared no ars H. Getting III,
VET? btstiriclrs III rnl line. Ail"r ask IS rIN
PLTAEi, WATTS q pTTSEY,
March wholesale and Retail p.t.,r, ia MAN a.r.,
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zTIl,. Informing friends Iat Cu>IUu-rr
4. rp,i .. u: Mr THOMAS HOW, who, v
has yr.n engaged Hardware Department
Mrss,s riluS. & Cha. Ellis III thus city
AND. JOHNSTON S Co.
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SITUATION AS TEACHER WANTED.
va NJ LADY Tie Norm. "hI has lcsicd some time al
n the Syl wishes obtain situation Teacher al Eng
49,! Fsru-n school Ample Ic<lmonll IS 20
lex ~, Ad!r->s &C G." Gicnns Falls,
Mlf.ra cuua;y. New loTs
-. -. .r m
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We i:t cf Mr. Gideon liochS's' ra'eht
AMI Blocks when consider ges. improve
,rrr; :cro WI! cor!" into use generally 20
~ E. PRICE & co.
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"PkovED sUPEK PHOsPHAi e OF

: en-, nI 'scrc Cacchism, containing two thousand,
~ 4. ,'tseveL Questions ard Answers on Obstetrics
IN. "arlns'o', VI D.; one hundred and fifty Illus
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~ lie cIuhiy r King William Tor HE uIJSr
Of occurring Tie OF certain dths The rein Specified due
the sa!Grrgury Ottoman Slaughter and Ju DcidIsc which
salt dead executed hr lirh IA. February l-i. and
rcr" H. lie rfh Oh'c oI he tCuU.. Tor Nae william
The shaI sci! Svn
Gay The M ,y May 1873 before The krg WI.
House. The valuable kna Wi
which The Goat nu uficr ruhc
building located es,
authority and tar
shall also sell l. Is likely
andclilden.
Tine Of Lard above referred properly eaed
"a liable The county HI William h siuntsa
III healthy country. and sGrtcu' tcd ny population
Intelligent and thriving Virginia IL atouj.
III OF the finest quality perfectly accessible and convenient
pcr;ion the There ) large and
vale lencments upon the and Carriage shop Black
smiths Shop and Taors Shop all NJ which an; good
TERMSOne hd {" the purchase 10 be paid III cash ia;
residue In one and with the Jay
be secured by deed Of tru bonds with spoi
personal security. GREGORY, Ja,1 49,,
Nov. 3-ctds MITCHELL iIus'o
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JAHES L. St ~. Oh,. LA NJ asD Az
AGE>r. BANK STREET, RICHMOND, Va.
oR1-E;lrES Me uiied states or Land Bounty
iur 81 wI.r", and orphans under he var
~ 81 .>,e,
W 80. saot.yI. ar,tcS i1iii, ios Ian, warrars
~ Ilat:r,i
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sY TIE cke ships F!.I New We Id and Sidons ais" steam
ID AtEuc, duL City Glasgow" aud steamer
north, III prns iinr.
u0a /; Hardware, Gallery, GuHs, Sc.
LARGEST aud best assorieG,s ole red 10
Customers dli stock tv!ur been purchased beinlc the
recent prepared Ia ofrr great Inducements 10
auI mechanics, who viii md 10 their a'van'
.:s 70 :lll md examine before purchasing csewhcrs
AND. JOHNSTON co,
lrp1ucrs and dealers IN lar ware, Cutlery
sign OF Saw, No Z; Main 81
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LOPe.-A supply Of new CROP Tor sale BY
II Marsh 10 ADiE y Gk+A
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80 Terms as
roarl an ;;.oG. parable see iEiri Ii '1'd'--.
WiiLori uoa primary icT7', !.tEt. ~. ~
,c,,rrI;c ccuI-e irom So 10 -
nS- ,i,.r 40! yrs st.ti"s II, iroi,ssJI ii''r--
t't lL''''''''' i'sT' .!E. i's.rii"
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CAROLINE CUINIi, a. ,,.--.-.
Il Sctn"i f dF
II no,r,,.l mon plan somewhat !rie"t iron; ANY Edi
.,,on, ION in Virginia The cHnf'r :" Destruction :, iu'
English, Iasscti anl Na'r-
~, ,,rr hraucisa professor al Music las as" n.ti oN'
She Kd!'Nd'.
hnu. mics lenw fredericksburg and 10 m'- iIn
"rs ~, ,n, -, The Il mons, ai fredericksburg Raj R"si
We IRON i'ih'lr ~" rl''''
..rnIT ar ulJy be had TON ne h"i"t
'rl. anuna The II i7''as III S;'i 'n'
~, n, ,s.,.,a about week al Christmas
nJ one Al DAYS Al Easter Pun ATE admitted Al az! ' @ :
TIC The IaagndoG anu c>F'" 20" "'''' ' "
JUL a. ne @ ior ,ur or "c tcaricr:. r3d 7ro
bc made b. Tic commencement 81 The ncx s"ss:cn oF
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H. ma, ''aS Received A. MORRIS. i? Main street
-a E,, iiii'on Il he BRUSH and Foreign Me,cn Chi.
q ocar'er: Journal OF Prs- Medicine and Sur
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ia =. -. - 4. Il. s.iIl

r. EGROES.- WA be soG l.! :ia AZ 9E ocIoc
Negro tis. ard two Ne Buys ast,l Isely Tobac
March IA y. g. d C.. u tIIl.I. sur!-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30
The New Route to California.

By reference to our advertisements it will be
seen that the new mail line to California, by the
Ramsey route, through Mexico, is about com.
mencing. The steamer Albatross leaves this city on
the 3lst., for Vera Cruz, and the steamer Texas
starts from New Orleans on the 14th of next month
for the same port. The service in future is to be
regular. The road in Mexico in short time will be
furnished with wagons and animals, so as to
make the whole line complete.
Itis in contemplation to supply New Orleans with
a weekly mail from California, as steamers now
leave San Francisco for Acapulco every week, in
connection with this company; and on the Gulf of
Mexico the service is TO be four times each month
between New Orleans and Vera Cruz, as soon as re-
CURED This will be doing more than il stipulated
in the mail contact.
The following is the schedule of arrivals and de-
partures for the service, as ordered by the Post
Office Department -
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State prison. A resolution was passd, autAnisins
the President and Secretary 10 make . rsqaiitien
upon the Cppntroer for the sum Of t-.-. ~. snou
sand dollar TIE recent suspAnaion Of the clerk Of
inc CRY prison caused some discusson but the case
remains for further report previous to action.
woman, named Kane, attempted to drown ner
child yesterday evening in the East river, at the
foot of Twenty.eighth street. She was arrested oy
the police and locked up. The child was sent TO the
Almshouse.
Coroner Wilhelm held an inquest yesterday upon
the body Of q man named John Donohoe, who died
at the house No. l03 West Thirtyhrst street, from
the effect of falling down stairs when intoxicated,
Sunday night. He was native Of Ireland.
We annex list Of the contents Of to-day's iD.ids
pages:-Rev Thos K. Beechers lecture or
"How to Manufacture American Citizens" Coro
ners' Inquests; Court Proceedings, including . re
port of the action in the Supreme Court with regart
to Gansevoort Property Case; News from Oregon
Financial and Commercial Affairs; Marriages ant
Deaths; nearly sixteen columns Of new Advertise
ments, &c.
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Ths Jspan Expodatsan-xsiee % - Ahan1oaeds
Whas'p IN - Wlnat
We are informed from Warrington, that there
il report in circulation in that quarter, an.
the Japan expedition ID to be countsrESnded-
recalled, and abandoned. And the rease- ..
this ominous proceeding are said to ~.
that the expedition is too weak y .r... .. .;r;
lizing and charitable pu'-, lose Of opening the
ports of Japan to .. e worlds Commerce. and
the empire to th. blessings ofChristianity, to say
nothing o''.ne great work of Photographed
survey Of those barbarous islands. Secondly,
tns' the portentous aspect Of affairs all over the
continent Of Europe admonishes us to husband
the dsposable strength of our little navy for the
possible contingencies of war, and the conse-
quent necessity of protecting our commerce.
Now, we are disposed to believe there is con-
siderable truth in this report Assuming it to
be true, we apprehsnd that the administration
has taken an exaggerated view Of the military
strength Of the Japanese empire, in concluding
that the expedition is insufficient for the objects
proposed. From the NEW YORK HERALD we
extract the following exhibit Of the effective
| force of the squadron -
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IN AirAns o. fAsn-Nf. ". lesAsaHs Of 1road-
way, has pubHshsd very beautiful nthosrsPh pertrst
Of the Empress Kugsnis Of France It briass vvdy ~
fore the eye Of the spectator the FORM the dress hs'
grace, and the peculiarly handsome features Of Nsposa
bride. It d indeed successful effort the pert Of ths
artist to produce portrait that would rsasst srs on
himself, and At the same time hold the mirror up tn
nature" Doubtless the Empress, when shs sees the
sketch, may sxciam with the Queen Of Navarro, "Ohs
show me the man who tell the world am bssutul.'
We have also received from Nessrs. Goupi Co., Of
Broadway, two prints representative Of the Empress In
the she Is represented horseback habitsd with
Spanish riding dress and Andalusan CAP and in the
other she appears In court costume. There happy
expression in both portraits, and the dgnasd yet grace
full manner of the Empress il admirably preserved We
know not which to commend the most for both exhibit
artistic ability of high order.
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A.sAso.an'n y. vsuxuc zzs Aszos L.

AASosnn 70: Ursxno TzB Asros IL
~ cogsswsll, the il..ss1rned librarian
Of the Astor Library, saas just returned from
third visit TO Europe, made for the purpose Of
purchasing books for the Astor Library, and In
q few days will receive large sccessions to that
magnificent collection, already incontestibly
the most extensive and judiciously selected
library on this continent. DR.. Coggswell is .
very thorough scholar, and in the department
Of photography he has, probably, at this time,
no superior in the world. Mr.. Aston, 1t is
known, had in contemplation the establishment
of great public library in New York for many
years before his death, and in all this period
DR.. Coggswel was diligently engaged in the
preliminary studies necessary to the most per-
feet execution Of the millionaire's wise and
liberal purposes. The result is, library be-
yond comparison superior in quality to any
other in the world, though, Of course it is at
present not SO large as several European libra
turtles
The Astor Library has not hitherto been open
to the public the collections of books made by
DR.. Coggswell in his previous visits to Europe
have been arranged, for safety and for the ex-
animation Of the trustees and for scholars, at
No. 80 Bond street. But they are now being
removed to the noble edifice erected for their
reception in Lafayette place, where the entire
hundred thousand volumes will be opened for
examination, as are the British Museum in
London. and the Bibliotheque Royal in Paris.
Mr. Astor could have made no gift to the
city altogether more desirable or more likely
to advance its best interests. Such library
renders New York the most attractive resi-
dence for the learned-the metropolis of letters
and the arts in America-and it's influence in
purifying and elevating society here, will, how
ever imperceptibly, be constantly felt hereafter.
American students will no longer be compelled
to go abroad for the composition Of works in
literature and science as hitherto; and the want
of great university in this country wall. in q
degree, be supplied by the existence here of q
library like this selected by DR.. Coggswell, in
which inquirers in every department of investi-
cation may pursue their researches with advan-
tages till now existing only in the great CAPT
tails Of Europe
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What a sorry sight! What a pity

SELLING REAL ESTATE FOR TAxEs.-We hope
that our representatives in the Legislature will
not permit the pressure Of other matters to
eanse them to overlook one in which is involv-
ed the security of all the real estate in our city
A bill, carefully prepared, petitioned for by our
city government and many Of our most respec-
table citizens Of all parties to secure the whole
real estate in the city of New York from three
separate risks in each year Of being sold with
ont the owners knowledge, for some arrears of
taxes, assessments, and water rents. was intro
duced nearly three months ago in the Senate
and, although without opposition, has not yet
passed that branch. We would remind them
that the session is now nearly closed, for we are
sure that our representatives there feel an inter-
est in this matter and would not be willing that
our city should be under obligations to them
for the continuance Of the Ubiquitous features OF
the present system.
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TICKETS FOR THE Round TRIP.-Mr. Dickin-
son the new Collector is still we believe at
Binghamton. his residence in the interior Of the
State. Office seekers will be after him and.
for their benefit, we would suggest to the Erie
Railroad Company the issue Of tickets for the
round trip to Binghamton and back within a
limited number Of days, say two or three. They
win be very ccnyeEent.
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SHORT AND SWEET. - Messrs. Phelps and
Lamb, two members Of Congress from Missouri.
took it into their heads, recently, to address a
letter Of nearly column in length to Col Ben
ton, their colleague in the next Congress, ask
ing for information on various points in refe-
renee to the policy Of Missouri democrats in
supporting the administration. 1t was suspect
ed their policy was to trap Old Bullion but
the following reply which he gave them settled
the business
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The World Challenged to lind . Dagaerreo.
that Of HARRISON HILLS s Fulton street, Brosklyn.
Here the gallery operating and auxiliary rooms All
the photograPhio art The operating room Of Immense
Light In the world under which pictures daily produced
superior to those of MT Harrisons which took the
assortment OF fancy loekots rings seals keys
the very lowest prices Gallery open to vsteys until
O'Clock In the evening"
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rss foreign usvs bar Fraahlin va ...a.vsA S,.s,
tsvsrss,s, and, VIE The bril- sun ana =, ov,rh.S
seemed to imlazts vviyas sssss "a business men. II
caused better feeling 70 psrvads in cotton naskst
and put up nour about x esnta per barrel while grain
was quite steady.
The news from ths two great gold regions was also
considered important and encouraging The estimated
yield Of kls Ooe about $50 ooo from Australia,
up to the close of 1852 was considered immense This
exceeds the amount Of bullion usually held BY the Bank
Of England . few years since The developsmsnts for
1853 It thought would exceed all former supplies,
and produce future results the commerce and trade
Of the world which could we'll forssee o. properly
calculate. 4.
The real estate reciprocity treaty between Great Britain
and the United States the subject Of conversation
and approval While citizens Of the United States wore
not expected to purchase largely in England unless they
could buy bond and mortgage, and for long TERMS It
believed that the investments in the United States
by Englishmsn would be large There WAS time in the
infancy Of the republic when the measure would have
been insxpsdient That period has passed To deveope
our vast mineral resources need capital In England
interest ranges from two and half TO three per cent
here it il worth six to seven. Which 10 best, to leave
the great iron mountain of Missouri unwrought and the
lead copper, COAL and zinc mines but partially scratched
over allow foreign capital to come in and give them
greater life and activity Foreign capitalists cannot be
expected to embark freely in great enterprises
whether Of mines Pacific other railroads-unlesa
they have the privilege of holding and devsng property
merchant stated that Of the most unwse and
hasy pieces Of legislation Congress guilty Of
enacng the sudden repeal Of the Bankrupt law, In
1912. 1t should have been amended and retained, but
not repealed.
There some talk respecting the sailing qualities
and profitable employment of Of our best clippers
It stated that the Sovereign of the Seas Captain No
Kay Of this city had had remarkably quick passage Ia
Honolulu va San Francsco whore she was loading for
New York, to sail the 18th ult. Her freight list
(mostly OIL with passengers from the Islands, would
amount to $50 o00 this, with SO 900 from San Fran
CISCO and her freight list from New York to California
($95 0OO) would make her earnings for nine months
say from August 1862 to May 1s53-amount to $1s
Who would not like to clipper ships The owners
of the Sovereign Messrs. Funck Meincke, Of New
York. Among the passengers coming home in her are
Mr. Bunker and daughter, United States Consul at La
hama
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The Washington Monument.

JANIS o. BENNETT. fEQ.
sirAs agent for California, for the Washington Monu
ment Association, allow In the HERALD to acknow-
ledge my thanks to the sapsome Hook and Ladder Com
tany of Francisco for the liberal of thousand
dollars which that company at their late celebration Of
Washingons birthday, contributed towards the building
of our Ma ions Monument, in the city of Washington.
THOMAS o. LARKIN.
Metropolitan Hotel New York March 20 1853.
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A VETERAN PosTMAsTER.-John MacRae Esq
Postmaster Of Fayetteville, N. c., has declined
appointment. He has been connected with the Office
for the long period ofGtytwo years, seventeen years
as clerk Under his father, the late Duncan M.cnlc
and tbiity.fve years as Postmaster.
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selling all styles of diamond jewcry at wholesale aud
tail at much less than the prices Diamond crosses
from 06 to $500 each do pins $50 $500 each rings
to $500 each; do studs $25 to $500 per set bracelets
sin to 81 go each Also diGn9nds rubes emeralds aud
jswelry, II Wall street. second door Broadway.
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fine young turtle will be served to-day Soup ready at
o'clock. r. H. BAYARD.-
N. B.-Familics supplied by sending orders to No. g.
State street.