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IS@ We should make it principle to
extend the hand of frierdship to every
man who discharges faithfully his duties,
and maintains good order; who mani.
tests deep interest in the welfare OF gen.
eral sociely--whose department is upright
and whose mind is intelligent, without
stopping to ascertain whether be swings
a hammer or draws thread. There is
nothing so distant from all natural claims
as the reluctant, the backward sympathy,
the forced smile, the checked converse.
tlon, the hesilating compliance, The well
off are aptto manifest to those little
down, with whom, in the comparison OF
intellect and principles oivirlue they lre.
quently sink into insignifcance.
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BAIr1McRE. Arril 10. 186a

New Orleans papers of Sunday and
Monday have botn received.
The Picaynne has The RIO Grand Flag
of the Soth ult., which says Carvajal had
again crossed the river, and takenposses-
sion of the town of Reynosa. The band
of adventurers numbered sixty men, un-
der the immediate command of Capt.
Norton, one Of the leaders in the first
movement Of avajal, The real object
of this forsy seems 10 have made itself
manifest at the outset, as ono Of the first
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A new turn has been given to the Bour-
bon question, by the alleged discovery of
important evidence at New Orleans. 1t
is said that an old French lady in that city,
wife to former secretary of the Duchess
d'Angouleme, was present at the time
Belanger made his dying declaration of
having brought the Dauphin to this coun-
try, and that she possesses large number
of documents going to prove the fact
She lately communicated her knowledge
in regard to the affair to a gentleman who
was member Of DR., Hawks church at
New Orleans, without being aware of the
interest which the question had recently
excited at the north in consequence Of
the publication in Putnam's Monthly. 1t
is also said that lhe evidence she will fur
nish is conclusive in favor of Mr.. Will
Jams. 1t is desirable for his sake, that it
should be SO, as he now occupies a rather
unpleasant position before the public,
though we know that his friends express
the most unhestating conviction OF the
truth of all his statements.
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GSs" The letters of Gen. Knox, a hero
of the Revolution, have recently been ex-
amined, and among them have been
found more than forty from the pen of
Gen Washington, which are now for the
first time, brought to light, Also several
from Gen. Lafayette, Lord Sterling, Ba-
ron Steuben, Gems. Gates, Wayne, Lin
coln and other distinguished Revolution
ary heroes. Gen. Knox died some thirty
years ago, and these papers are now be-
ing for the first time overhauled.
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gsThe PhiIistImes be Upon thee,v
RrnnIlItni

All accounts agree that the rush of Lo-
cofoco cxpectants to Washington, the
Lend Of Promise to the party, has been
larger than on any former occasion. The
Statesman publishes telegram, saying
that even The Capitol was overwhelmed
viii strangers, "ladies and gentlemen
sleeping iD the rotunda and passages, d"
and thousands were compelled to walk
the streets the entire night" preceding
the inauguration. Like the frogs OF
Egypt, they were in the houses of all
the stables, the shops, tho kneadmg-
troughs, the beds, and even the house
tors, were not exempt from inroads Of
.ose supposed TO be long since politically
dead n trespasscs and SITES" They
weyo I'll Understood to be "hungering
and thssting after" the contents of the
public crib, but many Of them have since
fled to their tents with common disordeg
.--empty pockets. --Circleyillo Herald.
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ANDERSON, THE MAGICIAN, AND SplRlr
RApPlNG.-The Professor. in several
numbers Of the Baltimore Sun, has been
showing up the humbuggery, as he calls
it, OF the spirit rapping, and concludes
his last communication with the follow.
ing;
81 challenge the whole Spirit Rapping
League, from Maine to California, Tor
$4,000 or $4,000, that there is not one
of them can produce knock on my ia.
BILE which ! cannot account for by natural
causes, consistent with the well under.
stood laws OF Natural Philosophy"
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Thomas f. Meagher mt New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, April Is.
At the request of the citizens, Mr.. Mea.
CHER delivered a lecture on Monday
night, on the political affairs of Ireland in
l848 Thelectur6 was decidedly themost
eloquent discourse delivered by him since
his arrival in this country. Almost every
paragraph was applauded, and at the con-
clusion, the enthusiasm manifested was
overwhelming. His reception here has
been most cordial; and he has attracted a
host of friends since his arrival. He
goes hence to Baton Rouge, by the spe-
cial invitation of the Governor and the
Legislature of this State.
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LIBERAL DoNATIoN.--We understand
that Gen. PAUL ANDERSON received yes.
terday. though the Post Office, a letter
from iarmer of this counly, enclosing a
check on he Commercial Bank of this city
for ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, payable 10
his order as Chairman Of the Clay Monu,
mental Association Committee OF Ohio.
The liberal spirit displayed By this gen.
erous donator cannot Ge too highly com.
mendcd Would ii were more common,
Gin. Gaz.
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EUThe following are the names Of the
Township Assessors, except Scioto, which
we could not obtain:
Bloomfield, John Baccus; Milton, Sam
uel Dempsey; Washington Robert Eler-
ton; Jackson, --S Stinson; Liberty, John
Miller; Hamilton, Joseph s, Spriggs;
Franklin, Job Buckley; Madison, Lewis
Hughs; Lick, William Kessingcr; JelIer.
son, Levi Conner.
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RTBy an act Of the late session oI
the General Assembly Of this State, all
druggists, and other persons selling med
icines at retail-practising physicians ex-
ceptod--arc required under a penalty not
less than one nor exceeding FIVE dollars,
to place upon each bottle, vial or pack
ago, by them sold, a label with the name
OF the medicine which said bottle, vial or
package, contains, written or printed
thereon The precaution il is designed
to enforce, may prevent mischief, and will
at least dono haIm.-Ahon Telegraph
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The WRECK OF THE QUEEN VICTORIA,
IN ENGLAND.-The plate in the Queen
Victoria's cabin, has been saved by a di-
yer; but the man protests that nothing in
the whole world should induce him to go
down second time, as the scene in the
cabin was the most horrible he had ever
witnessed. lie thought he had entered a
waxworh exhibition, the corpses never
having moved from their positions since
the vessel went down. There were some
eighteen or twenty persons in the cabin,
one and all of whom seemed to beholdng
conversation with each other; and the
general appearance of the whole scene
was so life-likc that he was almost inclined
to believe that some were yet living
English Paper.
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or During the Session of the Courtof
Common Pleas for Athens County,
James Gordon was sentenced 10 seven
years Imprisonment in the Penitentiary,
for burglary. John Grow, for rape, SEN
fenced three years, The case of George
Robey who was indicted for murder in
the first degree, was continued until the
next torn.
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or Price & Taylor arc on hand with
large lot of Dry Goods, Groceries and
Notions, which they offer to sell at prices
that will not fail to please every one who
may give them call. See their adver.
tisement in our advertising columns,
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EFy" An effort is making in Phladel-
phio, to establish public school for the
education of idiots, Such schools are
now in successful operation on the cont
nent of Europe, in England, and in the
States Of Massachusetts, and New York,
At the late session of the Legislature of
his State, the committee on Benevolent
Institutions reported in favor of estab-
fishing such a school in this State.
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RS- Bulwer makes one of his charac-
ters divide the human family into classes,
those who are wise and those who are
not. This is equal to the French quack
doctor, who divided all diseases into two
classes: "Of one you die-of the other
you DON'T
This reminds us of the man who could
only recognize two tunes, one of which
was Old Hundred, and the other wasn't.
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A Coon lDEA.-There is a gentleman
in Boston, who gives twenty-five cents to
some charitable purpose, whenever he
uses proCane word The Secretary and
General Agent Of the Boston Proyident
Association acknowledges the receipt of
seventy.iive cents from this individual.
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The large amount Of silver coinage
during the last year. compared with any
former year, at least that the great incon-
venience which has been experienced
from a scarcity Of silver coin has not
arisen from AM decline in the work of
the mint, Notwithstanding the great add.
tional work which it has been called up.
on to perform is furnishing gold coin.
Oiihe entire E19 264 437 of gold coin,
ed in the five years. no less than els.
lag, 68l was coined in the Two last years.
The transactions ofthe mint have assum.
ed anew and novel character since the
recent gold discoveries. Its operations
are no longer limited TO the supply of the
home demand for circulation. In about
two years sum equal 10 nearly Gl5,0O0,.
600 has been exported in the shape OF
English coin.
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GUANo,--The Peruvian Government
mas sent 100 bags of guano to a firm at
ot. Louis, with request to have it dis
lributed in small parcels to gardncrs, plan
ters, DC, to test its merits. Pamphlets
explaining the manner of its use, are also
sent. If it is found valuable, no doubt a
heavy trade will soon grow up in that ar
ticle.
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6rThere was no Election held on Sat
urday last, for Corporation Officers, ow-
ing to a misconstruction of the law; our
legal men deciding that it should have
been held on the first Monday in April.
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SIoSALs,--The lamps used on railroads
in England, are of three colors-red to
signify danger; green, to denote caution;
and white to indicate safety Applied to
trains in motion, white implies that full
speed may be attained; green, proceed
slowly; red stop
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New EOrl1 Legislature.
New YoRK. Anril

@'H" ONN, HPIII IO'
An extra session of the Legislature
convened by Gov. Seymour, met yester-
day, the regular session having failed to
pass bills providing for many expenses of
the State Government. Great excitement
prevailed, many members protesting
against the constitudonality of the extra
session.
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re- D. P. Leach, has just returned
from the Queen City, with splendid as
sortmcnt Of goods of all kinds, which he
offers to the public, at the very lowest
rates. Give him call and you will be
satisfied of the fact.
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SiIver Cnin.

The scarcity OF silver coin in England
has been brought to the notice OF the
Chencelloro the Exchequer by Parla,
.menlary inquiry. lie stated in reply that
the demand for gold was SO pressing that
there was no chance of their being able
to apply the mint to silver coinage
Half million soversigns per week were
now being turned out-that was 10 say,
about twice as much as was supposed to
be the regular work of the mint, and
means were being taken 10 increase that
supply in order to meet the demand for
sovereings, of the dminution of which
there was no immediate prospect. With
respect 10 silver. something he hoped had
been done 10 mitigate that demand. Du.
ring January $4,000 OF silver coinage
was struck, which was very considerable
amount, and the Government was not Civ.
ell 10 suppose that the want was now ex-
lreme; but at all events more would be
done to meet that want as soon as the de.
mand for gold would allow.
The London Economist of March 9th
contained an interesting article on the
operations Of the British Mint, from which
we CLEAN the following pertinent facts and
figures: Since l848 the aggregate coin.
age Of the miut has been EI9,938375; ;
Of which fl9 264 .473 was gold, f55!,,
594 was silver, and El2,3O8 copper
The disparity OF silver coinage is aPpar'
at a glance .......
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ES-We learn from the Hillsborough
Gazette, that Judge Baldwin has put in
IL! the security required, ($6O,OOo, wo be-
lleye' toPerfect his appeal from the de-
clslon OF Judge Green, dissolving the in
junction against the further progress Of
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R1'A singular crime has just come to
light, in the little principally of Lippe
Schaumberg. A country gentleman Of
large property, in that principality, died,
leaving one daughter and two sons, The
daughter, who was heiress to the greatest
part of the property, soon after disap-
pcared, no one knew whittier, and conse-
qucntly the two brothers became sole
heirs of the estate. Now, after the lapse
of some fifteen or twenty years, accident
has brought the fact to light, that The
daughter still lives, and has been kept
imprisoned by her two inhuman brothers,
during all this time in a cellar The mat
ter has already come into the courts, and
the monsters will get their deserts.
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GRAHAM's MAGAzINE.-The May num-
Der of this truly excellent Magazine has
been received. 1t maintains its high rep
utation as one of the leading Magazines
in America.
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OREGON LANDs.--All who contemplate
going TO Oregon, for the prospective adj
vantage of cheap lands, should remember
that tie law granting lands to settlers, ex-
pires on the first Of December, 1853, A
men wilh q family is entitled to 320 acres,
one eif o' vi ioh ia to 90 to his vie, A
sin g,r man, bGJ l2U acres.
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A VAST WoRK--The Erie Railroad is
ola solid and permanent character nearly
all well fenced the whole distance OF AS
miles, Newburg Branch l8 miles; ST.
dingS or switches SO miles; double track
l39 miles, making in all 7Ol miles of
iron rail laid. The working machinery,
is l49 Locomotives, l3l Passenger and
Baggage cars, 1855 Freight and Burden
cars,--wth Steamboats,, Storehouses, dc.
pots, Telegraph Line, &C., &c. The
road. including all its assets, property,
and effects Of every name and description,
has cost the stockholders up TO March
first, $50 .277,54
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4 lnJT The Evansville Journal says that 4
nice Young man was fined three dollars
m at Troy last week, for tickling a mar.
ed lady. lie plead j, justification, The
emmon usage Of socit " in that latitude;
l,t the lady thought .he usage might be
Amlnon enough, butt was not an uni
Nlberty. and claimcd the right of
- own tickler.
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the Ilillsborough railroad. We believe
some gentleman of Cincinnati became Sc.
curity in the case, We presume now,
that the "rival line" will not longer be
chargeable with the odium attached to
the matter by the Hillsborough interests.
Athens Messenger.
C~FAS to The other riual road, ,rhick
appears 10 hare been assisting in the
prosecution Of this case, / haue nothing 10
say. My conclusion is, that there is no
ground for injunction in this case, and
should be dissolved-Judge Caldwell's
Decision.
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4 I5rnldable disease. called by
- lciana congestion Of the spine,
q The ,Noscestay and also in Rhode
Ike The 6eaerally fatal, carving off
+. ! II aitcf s'rom twenty 70 lhif.y hours
81 nqof the first attack,
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~ GlsEEs !. scorr. Aue,,o.ssr..

VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE.--WB be sold al
Pabhc aaeon, Monday tbsd October aszt,
,yu Sosl ~ The evening tl. very valuable pope, ."
t corner 81 and 18th aud
,yynna ayrnus consisting Of three brick elng
houses, with atc stories finished, nd
duon " e main houes brick bulldogs
stories h,e with other houses the whole resting
thousand and ninety feet ground. = IHFs
I'd Thefe Including kitchrn, forty rooms
some o them very highly nnbhed
joinng back ck-buidDgs. -
Ih. mopely wtLa two the State and Treasury
parmen and numerous public immediately
OF hs premises ~ beautifully Improved public ground which,
win renHS avenue obiqueIy the south of and
street rassing the
with taye open for the circulation Of
The three aenis have for
now, occupied y Mfs Wise boarding bur the houses
can pe 1ssy into bree with otcss
Terms One thi'd balance In and three years, the
purchaser purchasers
ble GREEN SCOTT
0eP4-d
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ny GREEN Il SCOTT, Auctso~eers-
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
IL p,rue Tuesday, the Yh instant, shall sell
residence of Mrs i a 10 o'clock,
arv. excellent furniture, ta ice
parIor and rocking chairs
other s'deborrds
DO dinitg breakfast, card, and centre tables
marble side. and snfs tahles
wardroses wash, hsnt and uthrr stands
DO bookcase., seerctsnes book side table,
lao writing dress tshes, t-apoys
do high and low post hedsfesds CRIBS and lounges
OFT frame pier, mantei, and otber glasses
GirsndoIe. sosr, hail. aud other ss'ps g.Es# ..#@.H
Msns~i clock, and ho~.rs and other ornaments
Chtns, sls and crochery which one good
itonstone white dinner set cutSias. dccsnts unbers,
goblet, wine rIss-es se
Maple high aid bedssesds, wardrobes
Do wash-tands, cane, wood and rocking chairs
Kitchen. writing. and other tahtee
Pine silver plated coffee and and cssors
- dne feather bedding b~n sUd shuok msrsses
large lot of ,n, Briianpia and
3py iagrsin pns~sGe snd "Trip casp~ss, hessfh rnes
Oirloth and mating window curtains and blinds
Brnss andiroos, shovel aud tongs snd tenders
R.'r'gerator snfes, cuphosrds, chests NU..
Cooking radstors, len plate, and t5 Franklin stoves
Aiso, good ti,chsn rernsiss
Al NJ SIS n~dsr, es.h; eS and not CT
t0o, months 500, wo four, and r
months credit for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
GREEN \ SCOTT,
Sep l4-d,d Aucuoneer
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ny ). c. MCGUIRE, Auctienser.

by J. c. MCGUIRE, Auction4er.
d osEWooD PIANO FORTE, HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE
fnraae horse and garbage Ae az sucion-On sdneday
morning. September 49, 10 o'clock OF The residences of Baron Won
Gro Pran Minister Cay and Green George
town, shall SELF
Rosewood piano fo,c by Brcitopf urte Lersis
Rosewood tets-a-tete sofa 1t 1assr.
ARM psor chairs, with silk danssk
Rosewood writing cabinet, table '..a.t ..s
| Rosewood boOkstand, qusrce iabes .a#
Elegant French mantei cioe X, vases 10 match
Satin damask curtains corDice, hrs screens
Beautiful gilt carcc lamp, bronze
Bns relief copies sculpture, gilt frames
SD Mahogany EXTENSION and side tab,os q
~, Do sideboaIds, bak buuers
Elegantly decurated Berlin China dessert set
French China disn-r coffee, and tea sets s. E
| II Brauiifui French China bouquet centre piece
Cot glass dccanters, tumbsr wines, finger bowls
Two dozen silver handled knivcs, table cutlery
Mahogany writing cabes desks reading stands book sheives
mineral cases feta
Morocco covered chairs and other ONCE fhfntuft
Very aud beautiful oak wardrobe $500
Bcdstesds bureaus. wasl-nnds
Thrse-piy and ingram carpets, oicioh, mating
Swiss m aud ciintz curtains, cornce
Refrigerator, cooang stove, Kitchen utensils a3a
Bath tubs, shower bnh, kc 5FFL #Ir9a g. II. s8D
| 15u .. FaH At o'clock--l n -#-rtt 81. #..I
small carri,se suitable for horses st sH
Fine about niao old excellent family
d4 Iiarness saddles, brides, furnitue M a.
Terms S30 under, crndi sf and
four monh, fur satisfactorily csdosed soaring ns.ssI
Jas Z. MCGUIRE,
Sep i6-d e. tetFsA e.t ti b4k Ahe33 Auctioheef
4
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by ). {. mcguire, Auctioneer.

TURNITURE AND HOUSEKEEPING EFFECTS. Tues
day Sepicrber a'h at Ia O'clock
Hon H. -ighman, side Of Sixth between
streets shall sell all his household Effects comprising
aahoSany sofa, spring seat lounges
Walnut chars chairs
hablc- top and wunut and sofa tables
ss Ladies' writing cabinet, tthatnot
Ilanssk ehinz window eurzns, shades
BRUSSELS, three ply, and ingram carpets
Oilclhth stair cnTpetng. slair rods
5. Walnut bedstrada dressing bureaus 1r tt.
DO wardfobes, washstands, toilet
Feather beds, hair mattr~sses holsters and pillows
Mahogany rIdebOsfd, extension tables
Refrigerator, cooking stote and fixtures
*gs French china dinner. dessert, ana tea wate
ssss Glassware, table cutlery 8sss
Together with kitchen rcQuistes. i
Tefms gas UNDER credit
four monh satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
NJ JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
Sept i4-d Auclonser. +
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,rropo.a,. for o., Tor L.,xA,.hou.s..
Z IL EHN TRsAsrRy DGrAsrmanf, U#sE laA
r. fHer Office Light -house Board, AZ,
4.L.l. .Iasa


sM q ENer y, O1ce Light horse Board, 80
September q, 1855.
NEALED PROPOSALS. VIII be- received ONCE
~ O'Clock M on Friday The a3d Supplying Light
wh twenty tbousand hundred 2 0
gallons q me oes' qualify iaisained OF pressed prm s 70
arnteied alongside OF s Boston,
New York c'y New Bedford, Edgaown, asachsse at the
option TIE conaci be specified in the Lids In Tight we'll
7M day Of October " = @@ = W
In case tho supply should be rady receive the oil
me appoaed day o delivery aboye the contracting will be
authorized
ablshmen' and lie shalt be therefor
teen days nj delivery. fH ans
All Tue oil contracted for proposals
eeted 70 the usual tests Of specific guv temperature which
w remain d y burning and by such other
thought proper BY The person or TO whom a, duty may be
assigned before II viii be The oil will be required
main 'impd at temperature OF 40. o Fahrenheit or lower
Bond, with of will be
required OF the CONTRACTOR, conditioned tho nth
tn. value Of the contract, for rs faithful execution,
The board under authority OF right
to rjsc any bid though be the lowest from other consdca
TONS thnn is r4 y ItGaF .s sF s..s. ga Fl .l
he bid. must be place! IN envelope, sealed and endorsed
Proposals for OH" enclosed Secretary
Light house Board, Washington city. I1.ts a.i Al8
NY order of The Light house Board .t 8# 4s
THORNTON A. JENKINS,
Sept i0-JawtcM Secretary