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PUTNAM,s NIoNTHLY

sFOINAm'S MONTHLY.
TsHEs SUBSCRIBERS, responding to the re-
a. peated and urgently expressed wish of emf
nent and Judicious persons in various sections of
the country, have decided to commence. on the
tTsl Of .IGnasry, 1853. AN ENTIRELY ORIGI-
NAL PERIODICAL, under the above title
IL lie intended to combine the lighter character
lstics OF popular magazine with the higher and
graver qualities of quarterly review, filing
position hitherto unoccupied in our literature.
While attractive VARIETY for the general reader
10 thus obtained, there will be attempt to secure
substantial ExcELLENcE in each department.
10 accomplish this we intend that the work in
all Its mechanical and business aspects shall be
such as will meet the views Of our most distin-
gulshedr writers-such a medium as they would
seek for In communicating with the world and
such az may tempt some to write ably and profta-
by VINO have not hitherto contributed to period-
We intend that all articles admitted into the
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we beireve that an ample material exists for
such work; that there is no lack either of talent
among our writers of appreciation on the ma ri of
the reading public; and that properly conducted
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teress Of Literature, Science and ATt-n their best
and pleasantest aspects.
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mana cement, 1t will be open TO competent writers
torfree discussion of such topics as are deemed i'm.
portant and ofpublic interest
fhe critical department will be wholly indcpen-
dent OF the publishers and, as far as possible of all
personal nfloence or bias. Wholesome castigations
OF public abuses will be allowed fair field without
ear or favor,
An elevated national tone and spirit American
ana independent, yet discriminating and Just,
both to the literature and 10 the social conditiop
and prospects of both hemispheres will be cult
waited as a leading principle of the work
Special attention will be given 10 matters con-
nected with social policy, municipal regulations
public health and safety and he Snra cicaI ecoro
mies of every day life ~ 81 10 Esl
While subject needs illustration, or pictorial
example, such illustrations will be occasionally
gen but tits not expected that the success of the
work is TO depend on what are termed oembeIisb-
ments.'' 30 q 5IsD~ i ~
Inc tolowing among many others, have ex
pressed their hearty approval of the PLAN and will
al give their general co operation while nearly
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o. The Congregational Church ON Fifth
street.-Rev. GE oRGE CLARK will preach in this
church tomorrow at IL a. m. and p. m. Sub
ject for the evenings discourse, The Book of Life.
: MIR. CLARK is anaEvangelist, and such has
been invited to hold "a series of meetings with a
view to revival of reigion.,SThe meetings will
will be continued at O'Clock on every evening of
the ensuing week Not only the congregations
now worshipping in that house, but all others are
cordially invited to attend. ID Jan
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DISASTERS ON THE w EsTERN Waters DURING
THE YEAR iS52.-The Louisville Courier publishes
list of steamboat and other disasters on the
western waters during the year past. 1t EN-
braces seventy-eight steamboats,, four barges,
seventy-three coal boats, thirty two salt boats, and
four other aatboats. 1t appears that forty eight
boats were lost by being snagged, sixteen by ex
Eiosions, four were burnt, and the others lost by
collision and other mishaps. The greater number
Of the Hatboats were destroyed by the breaking up
fthe ice last winter, and the number of lives lost
is upwards of four hundred sd "a aavoi - e.
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-Haye YOU any doubt as to the corr
rectness of Thompson's Daguerreotypes ?-If you
want an excellent daguerreotype likeness for the
holidays, you can get it at THoMpsoN's Gallery as
perfect and much cheaper than ever offered in this
city. Such inducements are worth trial. Salts
faction given charge. The collection of
Oil Paintings at his gallery are still on exhibition,
and with cultivated taste spend an hour
more pleasantly than examining them. Gallery
between and 9th streets, Lane Il fuckers Build
in q, t3Ls aal SHFE32 7tf5 S1ats2 81 5a Def % d
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OF FICIAL.
Willard Fillmore, PRESIDENT of the United

Willard Fillmore, President of the United
A9asets States OF. America.
50 To ALLaWHoM ITaMAY. CONCERN.
Satisfactory evidences having been exhibited to me
that HEnMAsN ARNoLD HEINRIcH RUsGs has been
appointed Consul Of Bremen at Indanola, in the
State of Texas,I do hereby recognise him aa such,
and declare him free to exercise and enjoy such
functions, powers, and privileges as are allowed to
the Consuls Of the most favored nations in the
United States.
In testimony whereof, 4 have caused these letters
70 be made patent and the seal of the United States
to be hcreunto affixed
Given under my hand at the city of Washing
ton the 6thday of january, A. d. 1853,
L.. 81 and OF the Independence of the United
- States of America the seventy seventh.
Hssa i q WILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President: FNsf
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Elon. COncord-TAe Briberv case

CosooaD, N. II. January 6.-The greatest ex-
citement prevailed here to day, since the receipt
OF the news OF the death of General Pierce's son,
On the railroad, near Andover. The Legislature
Immediately adjourned, and demonstrations Of
sorrow and gloom are manifest throughout the
whole community. gsr52 H i4ft
The case of Judge Butler, charged with attempt
ing TO bride a member OF the House from North
wood, was finished this afternoon The House re-
fused to adopt the resolution charging him with
bribery. a'EEsrtt fssI
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Marine Disasters.

PHILADELPHIA, January THE schooner Sarah
and Adeiine, from Norfolk for BarnstabIe, sprun g
a leak at the breakwater during the late storm
and was run ashore to prevent her from sink king
She filled with water. and remains so opposite
.Lewes. YF Ffzs "a gfr sls4geaP9tf fgS : 4
T A schooner, supposed to be the Ellen, loaded
with lumber, bound from New Bedford for Wash
ington, d. O., went ashore on Cnincotea que on
Monday night. Es = 20
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ANTARCTIC WHALINe.-The New Bedford Ship
ping Last calls attention to the idea, not new one
ofthe existence of am extensive whaling ground in
TIE regions of the Antarctic ocean. The attenpts
however to reduce this to certainty have hereto
fore been confined to the South Pacific and regions
south of New Holland The Shipping List adds
that three of our staunchest and best appointed
whaiers probably engaged in testing the
question. The Silas Richards, Captain Wilcox, the
Fanny, Captain Nye, and the South America, Cap
tain Walker sailed from this port during the pres
ent year The two first named intended to meet
at the Falkland Islands, and thence proceed toge.
= Their southwark to the South Shetland Islands and
the Antarctic continent, quest of the right whale
ground described by Sir John Ross in his journal
OF a cruise in the Antarc tic ocean 80
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s 85- A Fair for the purpose of liquidating
the debt now remaining due ON St. Peters's
Church, Capitol Hill-The Ladies of the Navy Yard
mostreepectfully inform their friends and the public
in general that Fair is now open at the Anacostia
Engine-house, Navy Yard, and will continue until
Saturday, the 9th. AS the object is very laudable
one, it hoped that il will be generally attended.
The company will be enlivened by the best Of
music from the Marine Band, and cheap bargains
to suit the season may beexpected4 so
q Mr.. Ryther's omnibuses will be in attendance at
10 O'Clock p m. to convey visitors to the city if
required .ifanz as.7o Jan 6
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Books for the People,


j. s. REDFlEED. s4a.lus- +
Nos 10 and I12 Nassau street Nesc York,
Has recently published the following new and
In popular Books. IA
For sale By Booksellers geteraUu 7EE
L. Speeches and Addresses of Thomas
?. Cap sheaf, Fresh Bundle. Il. Myrtiej 90
). Chevaliers OF France. (Herbert. } i 25
4. Children of Light, by Caroline Chesebro / 90
s. Regal Rome, by Francis W. Newman. So
o. discoveries in the Mississippi Valley,
&C. &c, by Marquette and others.
Svo. Maps, &c. ................ 90
!. The Forest; (Author of Lady Alice.l..v i Is
.. Ancient Egypt under the Pharaohs
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.. Comparative Physiognomy. &. W.
10: Philosopher and Actresses. tHoassayej
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IT, knights Of England. (Herbert.l 49,. Is
IA. Cavaliers Of England. Herbert d.. Is
is. Poetical Works of Fitz Greene HaIleek 1 20
~. lisa; "A Pilgrimage Caroline Chesebrol 60
~ ~ Glosefnook. SAliee Carey D.; 1890. 90
p Dream Land by Daylight. tcaroline
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%. Tales and Traditions OF Hungary.
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70. ChapmAn's American Drawing Book.
Parts, each. -......... 50
20 Characters in the Gospels. Grew. E. II.
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81 Lillian and other Poems (PraedD 90
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50. Bronchitis and Kindred Diseases (w. -
W. Hall observation-disclosures. 90
50 Wrights Sorcery aud Magic. 25
80. The Night Side of Nature. Grove II %
SO. Griscom on yentilatiou. Colored plates. 90
81. Napiers Peninsular War, complete. =. 90
So. Reichenbach's Dynamics of Magnetism. %
IN PRESS, AND NEARLY READY
l. Napoleon in Exile, by b. Z. o'Meara
2. The Pretty Plate, illustrated by barley. IS
8. The Speeches of the Right Hon. t. b.
= Macaulay ,52 vols. so
4. A Stray Yankee in Texas, illustrated
3t' by barley. ...................els s5
s. Nick of the Woods, by Dr. Bird, New .a-
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HARBoRISG SPANISH SEAMEN.-The Spanish
to the Attorney General OF South Carolina that
seamen arriving there on board Of Spanish vessels
were barbored and enticed 10 desert their ships,
and that the laws were inadequate to the proper
the Legislature at its recent session passed an
more eHectually to prevent such practices for the
future. The new act provides among other things
that copy OF the ships articles properly authenti
Gated, shall be received in evidence, notwithstand
ing the vessel may have left the port, and that citi
zens of the State engaged In harboring such sea
men shal be punished by fine and imprisonment
ut the discretion of the court, not to exceed three
hundred dollars fine and three months imprison
ment.-Sauannah Republican. 'P q
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90 DJ-AIethotaist Protestant Church, ninth
street-Rev. DR.. JOHN S. REESE will preach in this
church to morrow (Sabbath) morning at eleven
o'clock, and Rev. George w. MITCHELL in the af-
ternoon at three O'Clock. rr-u.
Jan - ~ ...'s. ST.
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DIED.

Suddenly, on Friday afternoon, MARTHA
WASHINGTON, in the fifth year of her age,
youngest daughter of H. d. and SUSAN CooPEs. ,.i
The friends of the family are requested to attend
her funeral, from the residence of her parents on
Fl street below Fifth at O'Clock to morrow (Sun-
day)f afternoon. ~, 49, .sgfs s4 zas
Baltimore Clipper and Sun please copy. ms
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CRANBERRY HOUSE.

broadway and Twentieth Street, New York
'HE FRQPRiETORS of this Hotel beg to an.
= nonnce to their patrons and the travellina
PUBIC that they have Just completed an extensive
aduilon 10 their house, and can now accommodate
several famiesin elegant cults of apartments. with
or without private table. Also number of hands
some rooms for single gentlemen, richly furnished
NOV l6-Sm ~s7fas2f al+5aig DONALD & Co
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STRAW GOODS

TINE SUBSCRIBERS invite attention to their
4 stock Of Panama, Leghorn, Canton and Pedal
Bonnets Of every description, constantly nianufac.
turing under their own inspection; comprising one
Of the best assorted and largest stock of goods to
be found In the city, and at prices which will de-
fly competition, ALELAND & &C.,
Ea..sa.- Ill Pearl street, corner of Pine, .
NOV 2f-4m New York CITY.
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NnyEets

pc New Yak, January L. Flour is very firm
sales of $500 bbs. SIS so a So 62l for State, and
5 5 625 a 81 rs for Genesee a nd southern Wheat
firm, but quiet. Corn dull-sales off 800 bushels
old mixed at 70 cents. ia iti4E'3 80
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AT A SUPPER which he attended in Providence
the other evening, Mr.. Thackeray said that he bad
no intention of writing a book upon the United
States. He spoke with feeling of the great kind
ness and cordially with which he had been re.
ceiyed in this country.
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s. WASHINGTON AssEMRLIEg.

VIE FIhSI ASSEMBLY BALL will be held
"A at jackson Hall, on Tuesday evening, Janu-
airy 7lth. a 5aaf 4gsg.si,4 4e5 1- $50 -
Tickets OF admission can be obtained by subscri.
bers at stevens's and at Stationers Hall, on Penn
sylvania avenue. .e II -
81 Strangers and persons not subscribers can opIv
procure tickets by ying to of the Executive
the day of the Ball. 1880 $3.50 -
a4 Jan 8-3t ase jEs,ss 'sai..
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e ar The Ordinance of Baptism viii be
administered in the First Baptist Church, Tenth
street, to morrow morning. Services to commence
at IL O'Clock. is Jan
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HRASS VALLEY GOLD MINING COM
NFANY--J. WINCHESTER, President. Capt.
tai $3.50 900. Shares, 5000; half-shares, 800.
i Tue rich Quartz elaine owned by the Company
exceed 4oo IN number, covering a surface of 100
Grass Valley, The Machinery, which is the most
approved and powerful of any yet manufactured,
is calculated to pulverize hundred tone per ay
Inc principal part of the machinery is on the
whole OF the property is paid for, and the Company
Tree from debt This is no speculative affair.
lew shares OF the stock for sale at par. Pamphlets,
containing the Charter, Bylaws, Map, &C., may
De obtained at the Office; if by mail, enclose two
three-cent stamps isf ~ s5
Address, postpaid, with remittance for stock,
Gin drafts on New York, or current funds) 10
sb u &. j. RICHARDS, Secretary,
LII liGs No. l07 Fulton street. N. Y.
Where specimens oil the gold-bearing Quartz may
be seen from 10 tof3 o'clock.sf -
). Dec I3-Im
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-NIOTICE TO BOARDING HOUSES
INathe Ist of September last a black Leather
Trunk such asis generally used in packing shoes,)
filled with private papers, belonging to a member
of Congress, lost, mislaid, or by mistake sent
to some one of the Boarding Houses OF this city.
Keepers thereof are respectfully requested, should
such Trunk be found in any one of their houses
to give information to the undersigned, who will
defray all expenses and pay liberal reward for
the recovery of the same, if sent to him at the
Capitol d7ai &c. W.zSTEWART. !
Ian j s
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The LIGHT ARTILLERY.-The excellent curps of
light artillery, stationed at Fort McHenry, arrived
here yesterday under orders from the Secretary of
War, to take part in the military proceedings con-.
nected with the dedication of the jackson eques
TRAN statue on this day. q They presented an ad .
mirable appearance when we saw them in front
of the Capitoiin full winter uniform, and were the
subject of COMMUNICATION from members of Con-
gress generally. We learn they, are quartered at
the Washin gton arsenal.l39 GEA IakHaaeg rs
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Co Dedication Postponed of the New
Presby terrain Church, corner of 9Th and streets,
till Sabbath week, 18th Instant, when the services
will certainly take place. t;b SIS 3rar Jan 8
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s35a {6y- Countess OF Rossi. A superb Da-
at WHIrEHuRsT's Gallery, near d street. This
has been pronounced by the friends of Sontag
the only good Daguerreotype ever taken of her.
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FERDINAND MOULTON,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
AT IRVING HOTEL,
Washington, d, G.

IA RAWN NUMBERS of the Susquehanna
II Canal Lottery of Maryland, ,Class No. Is:
8 SIS II IA 2 90 40 Is 81 48 % 72 al 6573
z s'sa nH r.. FRANCE & CO., as 81
JAM Managers.
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Il CA - M a Il TIERS.

il DIyIpEaDs,--The following dividends have been
declared by our insurance companies, banks, &c !,
for the past year. We publish them in their ap-
parent order of'prosperity:a ta5,5e
Firemen's Insurance Company declared an an
naal dividend on the lst of January of fifteen per
cent. .sssF4g tx t.zs ,.t.-.-.. 4
Franklin Insurance Company last November
declared semi annual dividend of four per cent.
Washington Gas Company on the first of Janu-
airy declared semi annual dividend of three and
a half per cent. 7jia - i.. tga
The Bank of the Metropolis on The lst instant
declared semi-annual dividend of four per cent.
f The. Bank of Washington declared on the let
instant semi dividend of three per cent.
The Patriotic Bank declared also on the lst of
January an annual dividend ofthree per cent
IN NATIONAL THEATRE.-The talented Bateman
children appear this evening for the last time in
this citya2sAn attractive bill is presented. bG ii
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THE BATEDfAN CHILDREN These extraordina-
ry and accomplished children visited the Capitol
yesterday, and were received with much courte
sy and favor by the members of both Houses, who,
by general consent, gave them the privilege ofthe
floor, and they Were honored with special pre-
sentationIto the President of the Senate Judge
Atchison) and the Speaker of the House, Colonel
Boyd,l.. and other prominent members of both
Hollses faEE}- ~ asEEl-4EE as,ftyl
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DECEIVED, per schooner Arctic, and offered
IL for sale by the subscriber AAl
Sparkling Hockheimer, Steinwein =
Rudesheim Berg, Champertin, and Frontignan
Also, Absynthe and Kirschenwasser
- JOHN HI. BUTHMANN
Importer and Dealer in Wines, Brandies, sc.
Jan A 3tifeo 80
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StTATE, CITY, AND RAILROAD MORT
- GAGE BONDS, paying six to tent per cent,
and well secured. For sale by ilii9 ~ rs si
Z ~ &@k CHURB BROTHERS.,
Dec 22-eodlm Bankers, opposite Treasury
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TOE sHILLINGTON HAS PUBLISHED
e the Blue Book for 1858, containing complete
list of all the salaries of the United States ministers
to foreign courts, secretaries of legations, fees Of
consuls and commercial agents to all ports of the
world, salaries Of marshas, collectors of CUSTOMS
naval storekeepers, navy agents, the value of the
principal post offices in the United States, salaries
Of mail agents to California, special post Office
agents, route agents on the railroads, and all the
offices in the city of Washington as comp
trollers, auditors, clerks, Sc, Src.-being a full
and authentic st Of the sfat placcs to be disposed
Of after the 4th Of March, 1853 by franklin Pierce
and his cabinet - aAEta1a
This work contains all the information sougnt
after In the United States Blue Book, without its
bulk or cost. Price 375 cents per single copy, or
three copies for ST.. 'sasl esa
s, For sale at JOE SHILLINGTON'S
sss.sg M 5a.. Bookstore, Odeon Building,
corner Of a street and Penn. avenue.
Ian S-d3tx 5ga55@s gG4 SG
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THE LARGEST
sihh' RIBBON, AND TRIMMING HOUSE

IN NEW YORK.
TIL 9mAs G.. srEARNs.
Importer and Jobber of
mtn"ery. and Fancy Goods.
lo2 Broad,cay. Neso York
III ne now IN store and is daily receiving and
A Offering at the lowest prices. a cosnoiete a.
sortment OF goods in his liae, embrncirg an the
various styles and designs. consisting 81 Blaek ara
rancy silks, Marcelines, Fiorenees, shawIs
trimmings, Bonnet Ribbons, Tsffcsa and satip
Ribbons, Dress Trimmings Of all kinds, French
and English Crapes, Grape Lsses, Silk Cravats
EmbroideFies, Gloves Of all kinds, silk Lace Mite
Bareges, Laces, White Goods, Hosiery, L. C. Hand
kerchiefs, &c. The under igned invites the atten.
ton OF the trade and bis friends generally Great
inducements offered to cash and shorff time bu yers
THOS. G. STEARNS, I62 Broadway,
between Liberty st. and Maiden Lane, N. Y.
Dec 25-Iva 10
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
Anniversary Of the Battle Of New Orleans 8 3

e. a. MARSHALL-..... :. Sole essa 80
II. B. MATTESON.s,. i. !. .Treasnrer
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Inauguration OF the Statue OF General
Jackson--The Aids and Assistant Marshals are
requested to report to the Chief Marshal for duty
at the City Hall at % o'clock on the morning of
the sth of January. Asg sss
- v "aa GEO. w. HUGHES,
4 Jan -t--..r-. pig - ~ T. Chief Marshal. =
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GHoICE HAVANA CIGARS received per
" bargue Hampton 5fIosg Aai24t
La India and Uppman's, Londres 1850 20
Columbia and other brands 9 'Isa#aL
- For sale by JOHN Fl. BUTHMANN
Pa av, south side, between IL and 9th streets.
Jan 4-3teoif " ~ roo rs 1Esq