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COODRICHs PICTORIAL SCHOOL
~ HISTORIES Tho undefs sned have published to-
day new editions q the 8 l5wins bOofs;
PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES,
with notices II other portions Of America for the
schools by Sainael u = 0odrleh -
PICTORIAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND for the use Of
schools by samoel Goodrich -
PARLEl'S COMMON SCHOOL HISTORY, a bnef
,ompend Of Universal E.stOry By Samuel q. Goodrich
VII be published next week:
GOODRlCHS PICTORIAL HISTORY or ROME
GOODRiCHS PICTORIAL HISTORY OF GREECE.
GOODRICIFS PICTORIAL HISTORY or FRANCE.
The hole forming Historical Seres specially adapted
10 schools
Teacher. who re 50 examine these work, viii be far
For sale by all booksellers an NexYort and By the Pub
hshers Z. II. BUTLER Co, Nc. p NJ nor-st., PhilAA
NOVELL0s CHEAP USlC-SECULAR
IN MUSIC-NONELLOfS especial Editions Tor AMER
ICA.-MOORE'S IRISH MELODIES, with Symphonies
ard AcoomPanlnsons By sr John Stephenson J. ALFRED
NONkLLO, Of No 80 Broadway New York has the pless
20 the public Of United States Amer
ica that he has use with the propretors Of
the copyright OF these popular Soos. which enable him
supply the " hole hooEes Iush Melodies winch SIR
John Stew nsOn eut hs cOngclsl aid little
than for the PRINTING paper, and import duties The Orgi
nal Dub Edition can Therefore be obtained 81 No $50
Broadway, and By ordeing Novei0s Edition Of al Music
sellers 10 the Jnised lther N Two Volumes (ip paE..
g each elegantly bund with Appropriate enbl-uns
and gold IN 2 Number contracting either orr
TIE SONGS on SCOTLAND, adapted 70 their Appro-
pirate melodies srraISd, with Piano Forte sceompsa-
meut, BY g. ,. GHAAsIn I, H. Md. q I Sareune Il r.
graphical and Critical Eof-S BY c. Farguh.r Graham. In
% Nos prce &c; or n 5 Nos, price 81 - each.
NoVElLOS CATALOGUES W: No. l. Orgar Mo-
&C No. Z, Slcred Mas tEnSish words, No. Muse
oT the OF Cora Ssetes and Chor, No. I. lnsru-
neDtsl Muse No S EScal Muse (Secul ! No g. s.
cEsd Muse lain ito De had ga 81 No $50 BrOsd~sy,
e~ch Catalogue az ess Tor the Catalogue complete
volume.
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~ MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS at u
oeloct The sterling and popular play Of SIX DEGREES
OF CRlME-Jnl0, Mr. Clarke; Louise, Miss Mestayer.
THIS AFTERNOON, at O'Clock, FORTUNES FRO
Lie ard DOMESTIC JARS. The Petn6ed Here and
Rider, &C.. &c, 10 he At all hours Ambulance 10
the whole MueeuIn. Entertainments Ge 25 cents; Par.
quet and First Balcony, i2 cent? extra
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POSITIVELY the LAST SIX DAYS of
Il RsLEY'S ILLUSTRATED RIVER THAMES and
CITY OF LONDON. Opea every evening Tt $ WEN,
THURSDAY sad SATURDAY, a. .Oclook IN the after
poon for the kst time Illustrative tcscnptlcE by J. H.
cent?
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EVELEEN WILSON-Dramatised by Ies.

H Pilgrim, EsI, author Of Eva &c. from the sory
recently published IN the Sunday Dispufh will be rro.
duoed TONIGHT, for the irs, time the lJc St.
Charles Theatre Bowery and repeated might during
this This is the last week of j. T. Scott whose
inR has enrNrlsed bis greatest AdInireIs.
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rTnE GREAT WIZARD PRINCE, Pro

Il fessor ROBERT HELLER, will open his Saloon
OF Wonders, Chinese Buildings, a few doors above ST.
Nicholas Hotel, THIS EVENING, April 4, with new
entertainment, eclpsinE in woudernent anything
yet attempted. The Saloon is the finest New
York and entered directly from the fecwsy Admission .
cents reserved seats (eushoRedl 90 cents. Be- Office
open daily al the Saloon. Commence 81 O'Clock.
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~ WiIder,s Pe,ent Saiafaan&er SAFES,
~t,h xi.h,. Jmprayement.-fSsese celebrated Safes
eas he had only AZ the Manufacturers
sTEIRNS A MARVIN Nc. l+6 NsterSt, N. Y
ii sole owners Of RicA's patert.
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Of EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES,

Nl SyUYVESANT INSTITUTE,
No 6S Broadway
Nov enea The rn- aud valuake collecroR of Phs-unfe
spa Ptoelse Reunsns Just imported dlreoi n9n EsyPt
ard formed Il great expense BY l A6eott aHrsEg resi-
asnce OF INV asS Of tgenty years g. East. Admission -
cents; chs drrn bah price CAtsoso for sale Ia the rseas
Open during the Day aad Evening.
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NEW ST. CHARLES THEATER-Bowery,
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM

linear Cbstharnequsre BOXES and PUquette. Is en-.
THIS EVENING April 4, will be performed, EVELEEN
WILSON. UGOLINO. To conclude with Lottery Ticket.
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u,uF WASHINGTON ExHIBTrIoN-In

Il "a Of the ke~-York Gallery u the Fine Arts-A
choice coleetion O< PiotEres Opoc from I'd ~
Al AZ AneYicAn An IaiOn Galleries to sS9 Broadway.
A.m;ttspoe IS eeats. Season TekeSA y cents
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CHlNEsE SALOON. No. $50 BROADWAY.

~ First nisht OF Mr.. Owens Mont Blanc.-rHIS
monday EVENING, April 1853 will be Preceuted for
the fret In tine city, entirely original an magni-
cont entertainment entitled Nh JOHN OWENS ALPINE
RAMBLES and ASCENT OF MONT BLANC, founded on
OF his late tour through Europe and OF chat
nteTspesed with Original and Come Sketches
Of Men and Manners the Continent illustrated by
gifAnc and magnificent Scenery, prepared expressly for
is entertainment regardess of cost With musical us
atoBs, composed and arranged by Alfred Scdgyick Esq.,
Professor OF the Royal Acsdemy Of Music, London.
Admission 30 cents Doors open al O'Clock; commence
al u; carriages may be called at 10
Ticket office open dsiy, from 10 M where seats 10
secuIed on application 20 T. r. BURGESS,
Buslrea Director.
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RURTON's THEATER : Chambers g.

~ THIS EVENING April 4, will be played
PARIS AND LONDON
jean Jacques Mr. Plscide Lady VOlatil Miss Weston
Thomas TrOt.. Mr. Burton Sally TrOt Mr.. Hughes
POOR PILLICODDY
Pilhcoddy. Mr. Burton Mrs Scuttle. Mrs Dyott
Doors open at O'Clock performances commence al H.
Boxes and Psrquet 80 cents Second Circle q cents Pm
vSte Boxes, Is; Orchestra Chairs IS cents
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FIFE sRMI.wREKLY Tribune,

h pabisheS ever TUEsDlY and FRIDAY morning. Price
% Der sIns1 Two copies for g. Ten for So. Adve-
hsrns mis- rents Il line iOg each insertion
GREELEY l. hcELRATH, PoblisfScrs
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Gpe0 al Noiites.

~ sm0cratic Wing General Committee
regui.r ne eiIbg oFtbis Committee wall be held TUES
DAY RyENING, tpnl5, at u O'clock, at the Broadway
Houte. BY order. JAMES KELLY, Chairman
JOSEPH II. YABNUM, JT, {v,o..r t.,
ZOfHAR MILLS, ~
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MANUFACTURERS AGENCY-The az

II verser having hRd several years experience m the
hanufacturna business wshcs 10 procure the Agency OF
one or more Manufacturing Companies either as local OF
travelling Agent Satisfactory Ieeror and neces
ry s4tO 70 eco sdvanced Please TO address AGENCY,
Bon No rs New York Post Once stating nature Of bust
nes.. and where interyie~ can be had.
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DOY WANTED-Who can write good hand
ID Apply Al No 50 Wall ST. third story, front room be-
tween 81 and '.lock.
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PsTEs V. Hustled, tg..,.,.r..
A. WAR; I'm SMITH, '''0'"' '0''

rfy La. a. F.-The r. w. Grand Ledge Of Southern
SewYork, wall commence the stated April Session OF
kOkDAY the 9Th inst, at u p. in the room D f. Hal
conner GRIND and Centre. ats. BY order,
JOHN J. DAVIES, Grand Secretary.
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rs-...oe,,,,ou for Oh. Exhibition Of the Inc

~ Association for the Exhibitor of the in-
dnstry Of all Nations.-oFTCE, No. 50 Broadway,
Nsw,York.-In pursuance OF their announcement that
Prizes excellence IN the several Departments t9e TX
hhon will be awarded under the direction Of capable and
eminent persons the Board Of Directors now invite ARTISTS
and persons of taste offer Designs TOR PklLE MEDAL
moi ore than tire inches ia diameter thai sa be suta
bic the above purpose and illustrative OF the objects OF
the Exhibition. ,s
sealed and supcrscribed " Design for Medal"
They will be opened on the Sd day OF June, by Conn
mtee upcn hose award the Of SEQ Will DO paid TO
the author Of the design selected ,,
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4 GRADUATE, an experienced Instructor,
~ accustomed 70 teach the higher English brsncbes
Cassics and Modern Languages. b open engage
ment. Address kAPERIENCE, Ohhoe y. Y. Tnbune
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DANyARD's PILGRIMAGE 70 JERUSA-
ID LIN sud tie HOLY LAND isnos spen q; The
GEORAMA
~ 49, R-oaav.y ADJOINING the Net-U pcstsn Hotel
PAINTED rom authentic Drsslnss made EpSa TIE spot ~
Mr RANVARD IN person Picture moves every evening
~ "a and on "Wednesday ans Saturday s<tSrno0ns 81
e,,sSek Admission . etsA-oAlk3ren hAlf pre-
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COMMERCIAL AGENCY, No ia Nassau
~ ST. New York Cty.-Sslesrnen, Clerks Booskeepers,
pry Goods CLERKS School Teacher, Porte tor Sones and
Hotels Bai keepers &c, succeed 20 lucrative
~l find u % hsf interest 10 apply 20 the uoder-
sGnsd Charges modsrAie Ordsrs by mail inclo.ing reg
istering fee, 81, viii obtain prompt Attention.
THOS SPHINX. Agent
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THE Ngw.Y0sK TRIBUNE.

Scg CiLnoenlA OREGON, AID THE SANDWICH ISLANDS
h Published the departure Of each Nal Steamer foi
Aep1wsl Pnes 81 cents poE copy.
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INALLACK's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

w W WALLAcK. Lessee-J w. LESTER. stage Man
sRer,-THIS EVENING, April 4. viii be presented.
FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY.
Ruy Gomez. Mr.. Lester The Duchess Miss L. KeeDe
THE RIVALS.
SIR Anthony Mr. Blake Mrs Malspfop. Mrs Blake
CAPT Absolute. Lester Lydia Lsnglish. Miss Kecne
Doors open q o'clock performance 70 commence at II
Pnques and Dress Circle eeuts Family Circle 25 cents
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Chances for Business Glen.

A RARE CHANCE-The advertiser wishes
~ to ind OF good business capacity who fur
uish eash capital OF from sSooo 10 sbGo The party
furnishing the money have undoubed security aud b
placed IN focd, respectable business which is paying
large profit annually He would BE- located in New'N York
For further information addesS with real name for two
weeks Box No AIS Boston Mas stating where and when
AZ interview can be hsd.
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PROSPECTUS FOR THE SESSION
sdSiEATE5MAN.--DAILr, sEM1sWRHK>

"
PROSPECTUS FOR THE, SESSION
saSiEATESMAN.--DAILr, sEM1sNRxK,
LIZ AND WEEKLY. a5a0 ssv edR ,sy1
70 We shall issue our papers, for the en-.
suing session uf the Legislature, TO single
Subscribers, or clubs, on tlIa following
,eIms: lsa 20 .aiy5a al -jap rsyswoE
S1xeLE SUB,cRrBRRs. Daily, $2,eo;
Semi>Weeky, $780, Weekly, SO c,s.
70 CLuBs, (Daily)-Fiye copies, $500;
Fen copies, $500; Twenty copies,
$25 90. ''''' '''o 2'' gts'@
snu1.wzrKIr. -FivO copies $500;
Ten copies, $500; TweRly eoPjesr
1920 .'..'........'....... - 5srl,osi9s6
WErKLy.--r'iv copies, 81, 90; Twelve
copies, $4,oo; Thirty copies, $1,000,
After receiving e. club, we will. aAfte'-
wards add 10 the same club single subs
Ircribsrs, at the ell ab rates, as is our prac>
ice with regular subscribers. ~
Our friends will thus sac that we hx
subscriptions q. very low terms,in the
expec,alop. that our session circulation
will be sufficiently extensive TO justify
our very moderate prices. a,,;;,S fTea
The cnping =, sson of The Legislature
will 30 unusually interesting, Many OF
,he general and local issues Of the last
canvass, in this State, will come up tcE
consideration. The School Question,
Taxation, Currency, General, Finance,
tho Maine Law, or the Liquor Question
in some shape, Our Federal Relations,
aud not least in importance, the Judicial
Organization Of The S,Ee, are all liable
or likely To become subjects Of Legisla.
tive action, during the progress of the
ensuing session. The general cxpecia;
,ion tIla, by the Biennial provision Of The
Constitution, the action Of this branch of
the State Government will be compelled d
to suffice for two years, will add unusual
importance aud interest to the pIacsed-
ings Of this winter, more especially ,haR
all, to tho Fin1ncisl concerns Of the
State, for the next two years. rtF h
We shall engage eficion. and ccnps-
ten, reporters, and secure thorough and
ample transcripts Of the proceedings. /
Full attention will also be g,vsn 10 the
action Of Congress md the Gsneral Gov.
ernment, and to Foreign and Domestic
intelligence. '@ -
We .rus' our friends throughout the
State " II give uS their aid in circulating
our session papers. a-N's.- ; 90
Posimusters are requested TO asl o.
Agen's for this purpose. aa@'ee 81
tcT- II is very important that % many
names as possible shall be sent in early.
G7- Payments Invariably in ddpancf.
a''Tass' 'o .a5 SMITH s. cox. 2, q
Columbus, Nov. ii. 1853. ''.%
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1,uE uN1rrp srArrs sunrlus RE

TIE UNITED STATES SURPLUS Rev
ENuE.-The London Times has an article
on the surplus revenue in our National
Treasury, in which, after saying thai Of al!
the pscifca'ots which the present warike
crisis Ilus called into sc,iop, the difficulty
OF finding m"nsy is undoubtedly the
mos, potent, and that The Chancellor OF
the Eychrquer is always er,oNc;o man
Of peace, adds: ,;. .-.,..., i, .... .-7.,,
That which cuts off The ways and
means, while j, enormously increases the
expenditure which dams up the sources
Of taxation al the very moment whon it
is drainng them dry that which can
convert surplus into a deficit, and II
deficit into a benkrrptcy--is a Legitimate
object OF financial abhorrence. Austria
cannon keep The expenditure over income
within the monslrons amount OF ,6ily
million Of forms. In France, imperial
omnipolence cannot, cocrce tie budget
within reasonable dimensions; and even
we show too much pride q: our surplus
for persona who regard i; as durable
and permanent possession. Blu! there 10
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PROBATE NOTICE.

NTOTICE is hereby given that the follow
lV ing Exc cutors and A"min'stratsfe
have filed their accounts for hnal settlsnepss
to wit: giTy O. ,s.agI lxyG
John Horner Executor OF the last will and
testament Of Hugh Nicholson, deceased. y -
Solomon R. Miller, administrator. do bones
non, Of the Estate Of George Millsr,d'.
ceased. a" l'a,.
Solomon r, Miller, AdminiSsra.or Of hs
Estnte of Joseph Miller, Geceasee
Jqmes H. Vail, Administrator OF the Estate
of Thcmae Shehan, deceased. .,--,-..
l.. De Luconay, Administrator OF the rs
tate OF B. Barlage, deceased. :....f,-E .;g,sr,
l.. De Lucenay, AGministra OF the'
Estate OF F. w. Fuhrman, deceased.
Also, that the following Executors. a.
minlstrators and Guardians have hied ,hsH
accounts for partial settlement, to wit: f. NJ
Allen and Francis s. Godfrey, Executors es
the LIST Will and Testamen, OF Elisha Allehs
deceased. ..,. g s...--.--i-- 81
Joseph Belford, Administrator Of the Estate
of William Tufner, deceased. ~
Brocknan Brewer, administrator Of tAs
Estate Of Jonas Thatcher, deceased. J
Robert Douglass. Administrator Of the
Estate Of John Keller, deceased. "a
James Mackenzie, Guardian Of Hsrmara
Tegeman. Luuatic. .,.... -. "A ,.
Said accounts will be heard on the gtd
day Of December, 1858, -, ~ a.,
JOHN DIXON, Probate Judge.
December 9th, 1858. zs' oel
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ROAD NOTICE.

NToTICE is hereby gwen to Joseph Aplt.
~ James Monroe. Jacob Harmon, ]4mss
Hall, George Klinker. and c. I. Pomersy,
that the viewers and surveyors will meet a.
the house Of Abrsm Seltz, in Pleasant town
ship, Putnam county, Ohio, on the 10Th day
OF January. 1854. or within FIVE duys lhere..
aher to view and survey the following con.
tinuatlon Of county road. Commencing IN
section number one, on the ives, side Of the
school house in school district number ono.
of Pleasant township, thence on straight
line northwestSardly with tho road that
comes by Geo. Pope's, till i. strikes 'hS fino
between sections number one and number
Two, thence north on said line to the Bass or
tow nship line between Pleasant and O.towe
townships. thence west s or rods 10 the
section corneriof sections IS and IS, in o.
,owa township, thence north along said SEQ.
lion lne to intersect the Ouows and Wil''
Jamestown road. and there TO terminate.
October ~. 1888. '.5 ~ .a oSlS
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i. OHEo AsRlcULTURAL PAPERs These
should be pa,ronized in preference to
cbesp publications from other States on
agricultural sutjecis. Collecting as they
do the experience Of farmeIs whose crops
are Of the same character with our own.
similar soil, climate, and markets; the
subjects tbey deal with are such as ars
or immediate interest, while on account
Of difference in these respects, ,hoss from
20 distance often mislead, aud thus create
! q prejudice against book farming which
ought 10 exist against procuring foreign
publications, which in proportion as they
ere valuable are no. suited to our'local'y.
Ne make these remarks in view OF Our
Aaving such publications in our State, as
Hhe Ohio Farmer, al Cleveland, edited
- Thomas Brown, Esq. It is equal in
getting up, matter aud usefulness to an,
3 h.similar publication in tho Union.
Terms, 100 a year; 3 copies for S.
- for 90; 10 for $l5; go Tor $25.
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The ONO JOURNAL " EDUCATION, for
December, is received. l, closes the
Issceni volume. II is a most valuable
work ofinproving the system of Tcgch'
ing, and should be paironizsd by both
parents and teachers, who have apprccia-
,ion enough TO feel due interes. in ed
.ueation. ]. has been during'h TWO past
years ably conducted, aud has done
much 10 correct Ignorance throughout
the State in relation TO the claims Of ed
.ucaiion. We trust tha, it will be main.
iained, to promote the good i, has done
shus far. he support Of the nominee, OF
the'associsiion which conducts ii,was mai,
ural--wss q bluDder, bui need not OBJ
scuye to an in,el'igen, mind its claims 10
public respect.
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next.
~ c,,oi. Ma,nyp,e,nny,s

d..
Management. Of Indian affiirs is already
seriously sco,npltined Of At first we
were disposed to treat these complainis
us uniounded, but the intelligent cores
spOndsnl Of the Baltimore Sun siates ,ha,
!, lio has decided against the policy Of es.
1ablishins ., Territorial Governmen, in
Nebtasks, and in favor Of Senator At
chison's views on the subject. What
these are 10 well known to the country,
and deserve as they will find little respect
ffom intelligent men, not plPjudiced by
sectional. views, The ierri,or! Of Ne.
braska ought as promptly as possible 10
be open 10 sei.lemen,. The political
policy Of some 10 hold back the formation
of States in one section Of the Uulon TO
wai, the growth of other sections is to"
little and uns,aiesmanlike, 10 decided on
too narrow views, 10 be p rmanenlly
sustained. We think the Democratic
smsjoIity in Congress @ill Sc. The Agent
right in this maiieIr Rul j. W; uld have
vV.W sv"v' " "r,e SIC right nl dFs'.
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,tGGFS gstrHA - EA~f y
Il il refreshing 10 turnfrom Yyhe con~
temptation Of the worn-ou, aud elee
despn,sms Of The old world, where the
revenues of the State are absorbed by
pro6lIess standing armies, and sqnandered
in the maintenance Of a police employed
10 suppress. thought, and Of spies organ
ed To detect it--whcre the annual de-
ficit threatens 10 absora in its ponderous
jaws all, and more than all, which car be
wlnng from The exhausted pcasantry-io
this new and yiguious country, actually
bowed down by the weigh, Of lis own
prosperity, and em barrassed in selecting
those burdeus which il is actually cons
prIled bv the force OF circumstances Ia
remit. With us, when little surplus
gives us the oppor,uui,y Of remission.
there are always so mauy injls'ices 10
remedy, sn many grievances TO redress
lha, the difficulty Of selection is ex'reWe
and every remission gives almost as much
pein M pensure. by the disappointment
il infiicis On the advocates Of other remis
sons. In The Uni'ed States lie difficulty
seems not 10 choose which Of a number
of pressing is the most urgent, but
TO find any pressing case al all. WS
congratulate our Transatlantic brethren
on the exuberauce Of their resources, and
sincerely hope thai this difficulty Of find
ing a tax to remit may be The only one
which their Chancellor Of The Exchsqusl
will ever have 10 enrnunfpr. a' aa
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not, however, proceed TO cxsrometies
without having made final effort to en-.
coInpass bis desires With the weapons
in his hands and with words Of burning
attachment on his lips. he once more &c.
newed his imporiunities, ills failing, his
'hellisIi instincts wore aroused and lie
catastrophe as was stated. Madane ro.
ceived shot in the cheek which passed
to the other side. iuficting frightful
and probably fatal wound. With tue re>
naming pistol ilie man b!ewoui his own
brains! Althe last accounts Madame
was lingering in extreme agony, and bus
slight hopes were en'erlained Other re-
.cnvrry, 10 .aifys n I'M Ia s1iW ,HT
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fEYssuLAR TAsTE.--Lasi Saturday a
lnau presen,ed himself 10 the officers Of
,ho Jacksonville (Tnd Peniten,inry, and
demanded the privilege (:) Of beng pnI
10, wotk, saying iha, he owed the State
Eve yesrs lsbor, and lie was determined
! 20 pay IL. Upon his being questioned as
esophis right u Submission, he said that be
had been convicted al s,receDt term OF
! The Circnit Court held y. Lawrencebu!g.
sofmanslsughter, sri had broken Jill
> Although rewsId was offered for his
,sffss,, he he'd bsfied pusli, up 10 that
/, ,slire. His singular request aas comr!isd
) 8ith,-~ Cia. Baq. li' suo'i1 3d' la
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'''ss Or TIE Mails Rov,hward are exceed-
ingly unssilsiac,'ry, and where the blame
rests We are unable 10 say, bu, or paPer
Frequently does not and it's way to o.
'tiancs and Henry counties until a week
or two iafieyitis printed. A more Eff
sNcient system ough, 10 exist.
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,nos or We have no time for extended
Iac0iDhen. on the Presidents mrssrge,
which 10 is principles il rndicplly Demo
cratic and comprehensive in il, discussion
or tossign aud home matters, AsIhe De-
linquenl Lis, is now published its due
sIinic,we Will fnisb the messsgc mex, week
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9lIpAI. DIcEABER ls, tsts.

h~ v. BPALMER.AtNew York Boston.
and Phiiadslphia lie our only ageniin these
siioa for advertising and subscription pur-
S6SSE AftHnungFmenrs msoe with him.
en.aur account will be treated as il made
ditsetly .Mi:htkis otfice-l "
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al Lynn Boyd was elected Speaker Of
;.,he House Of Representatives., aud J. W.
Fotncy Clerk. aaai.''
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APPRENTICE WANTED.

6yeH Atutfa y.ib{1 adt 1gtelG. W \
A Nsppreniics wanted at this Office, to
2 "a learn theptint:pg husiness. Apply i'm
astnediStelY. stliio November liih, 1853.