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yYTtr.LARD'S HOTEL, New York, No s2J broadway,
street, open the
public. is hred
and nished superior The proprietor,
formerly Wizards HOTEL Washington, D. O., will be
ohs former friends, so all Of the travelling public
may him a call.
y. ID. WILLARD.
Nrw yop Nav
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se, NEW YORK BREMEN, AND SOUTH
S10 AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
S4n&2M The ships comprising this line are The WASHING
ION, Capt H. NJ. Fiichi HERMANN, Capt T. iis
gins.
These stop Southampton going returning


First cabin main saloon Sla
lnwer iu
Second cabin
All letters and through the post Office
No bills of ading will be signed tla day Of sailing.
An experienced surgeon Is attached to each steamer.
For freight passage, apply To
NOLIEK SAND, RIERA, 26 South st., NY.
A HEiNCKEN Co., Bremen.
MARTINEAU, CROSKEY, Il Co Southampton.
WILLIAM ISEI.lN, iavre.
Jan 25-dy
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orYIoE HousE oy REPRESENTATIVES U. g.,
May 8, ls53
SEALED proposals Will be received mt this office
~ I'll II O'Clock, Wednesday, the eighth day of June
furnishing hundred Of
be broken about
be delivered and slowed Of Capitol fee from all
dust and PARTICLES of small coal.
Ao for furnishing two huHded and twenty cords Of the best
hickory hundred
twenty-five cords twice. and slowed In the
vaults The wood be corded in the Capitol
ured at the of the contractor.
The wood and coal 10 be delivered and before the
10th day of September next
W. FORNEY,
Clerk House OF Representatives Of the United States
May l0-dlethJune
TIu,elipencer, Repubic and Evening
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NEW York May 2d. lss3.The undersigned has this day
IN opened ohce, No ~ William street, Merohan Etshange
for the transaction Of general brokerage business.
Bank insurance. mining rsroad government stse ana cry
securities bought sold.
Prom,srcy notes bills Of exchange, and loan. negotiated
May ip-du EMANUEL D. HART.
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Dwo NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR BENT.-Two new, elFby
hsuscs with marble maniels fixtures
each, aud for
geneei family win ho rented favorable terms 10
punctual tenant on application TO
Y. N. STRATTON,
Aurtoneer aud Commission Merchant,
avenue between 9th and 10Th
AaS --sndtf
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TO TRAVELLERS.

Superior Economical New Line beinen HarPers Ferry
Washington Guy.
TUE welknown swin safe and comfortable @ steam % pseks,
Captain Nolney Purse running connetnn with ue cars at
Hapers Ferry, leaving Harpers Ferry at O'clock and
nve at Washington city AT 9 O'Clock, }.
packet Washington the FIRST "trip
the 3oh May running day and down The next regularly
Except Sunday) making three trips n week
this favorable and economical offered
opportunity enjoying the beautiful scenery OF the Potomac by day
light
From Harrers Ferry to Washington ST.
May
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nHEss GOODS Mt reduced prtees-We are now offering
inducements We this
figured
bcrercs 7S cents entirely Also, 20
pieces check India silk at ga! cents.
We have also opened lot Of coored becges at Is
cents, decidedly the cheapest in the District
We would solicit the attention Of purchasers generally
offering nil kinds o fancy goods much below their
values OF viii find
full and complete.
w. sHUsTER h CO,
Ma 2s-eo6uf NJ Penn avenue.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD,
CHANGE OF HOURS.
EY Igg E.aaasss ,sssSasse aH,asSa

IN and after Monday May 1851 daily (sunday
will be this road agreeabIy the following arrange
train for Warrenton and intermediate points will leave
ton, cofner OF Duke and Henry streets, O'Clock
Returning viii leave Warren,on O'clock p. M.
Alexandria a quarter before 4 o'clock, p. m.
from CuIpcper Alexandria intermediate points
leave Cupeper o'clock arriving in Alexandria 10
O'Clock, u. m.
Returning will Alexandria O'clock
arriving In Culpeper a quartey O'Clock.
daily stage running between Gordonvie and Culpeper
with this the Virginia
order:
TnRouGH
DO. W
4
10. Miduiebufs = W
Per order: w. B. BROCKETT, Agent.
May ll-dtf
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May l0th, 1853
vruERr y an act of Tie Louisiana legislature entitled An
w me
NV of The approved April oth, 1885, II made the duty Of
hundred dollars
bearing cent able semi
hundred MY thousand dollars,
O0 Of said bonds be redeenable within forty
their dale
And Is duty Of governor
invite proposals for the purchase OF said bonds
therefore, these
be
purchase said bonds until Monday the 18th
D. 1853 which raid will be opened,
bond awarded the highest iddef
being understood that offer OF less value said
bonds viii be accepted
my the The stae
Rouge, this day May u. le53 and OF nde-
= " pendence of the United States the seventy seventh
r. o. HEBERT,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana. /
BY the govenori
AspREw ). HEBRON, Secretary OF state.
NJ BBddes for the aforesaid bonds informed that by the
Of made the duty of the auditor of
each
3ls of March, 1851 transfer
general fund special fund the redemption
said State bonds the eighteen thousand dollars which fund
that which IL is
And provided trd section OF said
arising shall said auditor
with the the stock bearing
not less than cent aDnunhe stocks TO be
principal said tond
diverted other whaeve and further pfovdedn
auditor ard shall
nuny whatever be from the funds
The interest said bonds
apart ability
other obligations and be used
other purpose the pa, OF said current interest
May 2l--eodtS July
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y ECENT PURCHAsEs.-Our purchases Of
in and promised few days they
The purchased
stances The and the advanced
Our stock NIL and
articles below 10 which we invite especial attention, shall
o4, l4, and IA ami medium all linen" sheetings
ia and 10 hax sbeeings the best desirable
100 pieces Irish linens from medium fine
pieces dannels from medium 10 extra super -
40 do table diapers aud damasks all gsdes stylish
us pieces dozens towelngs all prices :
100 damask napkins very cheap
100 pieces jaconet and cambnc muslns
rs do French lawns for ladies' dresses
10 do black silks, assorted
Black nlpacas, mousselines bombasns
Lawns, girghams, and chinlzes.
In fact invariably full stock Of all kinds Of
. cases parasols handsome styles
t&nicmens cravats half hose gloves, suspenders, &C.
Az dozen bath towels including the royal Turkish towels nj 10
With arriving daily, of
pleased to purchasers.
respectfully exchange
take back goods after being Sold permit goods to be taken
of the isnpecuon.
cases. PERRY X BROTHER,
Miss Dernoits Building, I'd door Of 7h street,
June 2-4lf Opposite Centre Market.
- cles the stock OF A. Boyd Hamilton, late TO Con-
will be Sold together for Of whom
may concern The engine Is eight to n horsepower with large
Wheel not long IN and perfect order apply 10
J. e. MCGUIRE,
June 2--d6t Auctoneer.
pEiE Corner not 10 be Outdonc.--We day
nice embroidered collars, OK cents
$50 pairs lace underslaeyes, 81, worth So so
3o dozen linen cambrc handkerches ut 81, worth 81 So
The above goods worthy the iades they
YERBY, TEBBs, q YERBY,
May as-dimf Until Corner Of 7h ST. and Penn. av
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NOTfCE To PboFFsseOIts.-on monday llth OF July
IN next The board OF trustees University Mississippi
principal Of chemistry and geology, and
German. Liberal salaries will be given
ee comprising and religious The session
win the second Thursday IN ssp,sm,sr m nn
May 25-lmdScp Secretary Of the Board.
John $ GALLAHER, late Third Auditor of The
other reference than hs experience and bust
@ s,' a sown sp o mshos o roa"
Church May 3-eodimf
JrNirED STATES HOTEL phiiodeip iphia.-Capt CHAs
rnrni.hed il in modern style public they
will find the accommodations Of very superior character IN every
Capt MIsr's reputation host h wen known ,yspwhe,e
rue satisfaction guaranteed all who favor
him with their company.
FuLA AprLrnts, May lT-dlm
EXTRA Pay for sai,or..-Tbose officers, -esnen or
marines the United States tie service who
since May 1885, and he late Seuc spsdoa well the e
@ s s s r %
vessel. payable southampton, Constellation Savannah
Eric and Dale will be ready for payment in sbou, three
The pay due The Of the several
vessels entitled and all other information promptly FURNISHED by
National Building, Washington city, b. G.
! kinds.
May I7--dlm Ms.
STRA RAwBEaHy Ee.uv.I.-Tne ladis. contributing to tho
the lade. Of ws.hinron Georgetown.
b. gwen on Tuesday evening May . al csu Saloon to
tne weancday Thursday Friday evenings Admission l9X
Ger, Doors open at O'Clock. MAY %
CELl.ING GOuDs cheaper than any other merchants
/ ~ in the District
1 Plaid silks at 62x cents, worth SIX
Plain silks st 40 cents, worth 81
Ftorcd silks s7S cents, worth 81 y
\ BLACK silks cheap
/ Plain berrQes At rs cents, worth 37x
French jacopct and lawns at 2o cents worth JIk
! Portsmouth lawns at lol cents, worth 25
BereRe delane- Mt l2k cents. worth 10
\ Lace nantilias at $40, worth SIS
application 'oan,ss .. SO worth sle
Plain and embroidered sbswh cheap
| 500 pieces bopne, rioand., cheap
1 $50 new style bonnefs, cheap
of usually a
sell cheaper hsn they be bad
District Give csB, and YOU will md what
\ SAY hunlbug.
| May ao--eod2wif HALL BROTHER.
GOOD CARRIAGE AND HARNESs FOR sALE.-It Is
double rooy
being heavy hacking
ordinary purpose applied for Immediately be purchased
| d a
this office.
May 2l--eod2wnf
syENUE HOUSE. George French y Co, late Of
Frcpchs Norfolk vifrinaTbis Hotel, finished Al
furnished throughout in the latest snd best style
and and every attention viii be paid to the
| on,or Of their guests.
F.r,Iss Wishing
| The charge for day boarders will be - per week.
| eod2m
NOTICE to the arrival Of splendid French and
IN American paper hansnss Metropolitan bsnens and
9th and 10th Streets consisting ~
finished borders,
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1INNEK,s woRK-Roohng. &c.-F.Y. NayIor, at lhs

1uNNER's wORK-RooGng &c.-F.Y Y. Naylor, at tho
old south side OF Pennsyvan between
thankful for and soil
would his friends and the public
that pcpacd all his line the lowest
the
KITCHEN WARE-e would also invite the OF house
articles which he
York, aud which he believes viii prove
highly satisfactory.
PLUMBING WODK.-Naving in his employ highly
York, and having made h
line he prepared TO execute at the lowest
se prices, those wishing such work give him call
before applying elsewhere
business the vicinity
year, Is easily found and removed
alter the
hours OF business, and until 10 O'Clock,
May 29-eoim
GLOBE INSURANCE. COMPANY. Of Utica, New York,
VI against marine losses, and inland transportation. e. D.
CovsaTHY president; JoHs Brown, secretary.
CHAs DE sELDING, Agent,
May l3-2awu Seventh st., opposite Odd Pelows' Hail.
NOTICE TO TEACHERs-Tbc situation OF principal of the
IN High School Baltimore win OF
scholastic July the Board OF School
being desous obtaining suitable take
Institution September will
be addressed
Committee the School. The SALARY will be liberal
JOHN Y. MoNMONIER Chairman,
ALEX. b. GORDON,1
J. r. w. DUNBAR. Commi,t,e
TONER, oo"''"o''
w. q. KNOWLES,
May 29-2awtlstAug.
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REH known 20 all whom ~ '"sy concern, tnrs .ns
undersigned rules OF the General Lana
CITY apply said oihcc Tor GER
6catcs of scrip lieu following Land ofhcs m,'e u
pcatc Noa 2e1 1895 3oT, 30'2, $3.50 sso,
3o3 3o 4,29s 1884, 1884, and 4Aia the orgna. o. wnen
sued in tho revolution sHd neoheeh "
VIM Reynolds deceased bsou neither located nor
patented, bat casually lost destroyed. II .....rr
For hnselfand for the other heirs WIN. Reynolds deca
RIcpsorp, April 20, 1853
An 9l@@isw3m
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uuE ATLANTIC Railing Works Manufacture the

ntE ATLANTIC Railing Works Manufacture tho
i q COMPOSITE IRON RAILING" unequaled in beauty,
strength and chespne Onamsnted earon ties melted
the rods and framework making either light and
graceful like
WIRE RAILING,
m ben and od Each panel being thus made one
sod niece having the rain moisture Of the amos
rung ofhe work Designs w bsscht
10 address, postage free a. -.
balconies, kc, &c,
ro ssie 4. .'~' GEORGE FOSTER, Agent,
sos Broadway, New York.
II mud bs agents nrs III. persons authorized to
WHY patented railing tha Atlantic States.
fIntcl1
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Proposals for Improving tho Harbor Of Providence,
Rhode Island.
EsoIsErp DEPARTMENT
Washington, May ls, 1888
pRoPosAIs this ofcs until the 18th June
shosI and the crook IN the harhor
ftrdencr, Rhode Island, and straight channel from
Ioi dredging maehinerhc chan
81 wide xcavaed 10 feet deep at mean low
mepn drtsc. TO be dcepcned being 9eo yards
The eompoeed sand, shells. The
be depo-ted the flats the westward
hose M the channel interfere with
W interests, ha distance 10 which VIII
qilrt to he taken being about 800 yards
The giving 70 feet greatest depth OF
water seusy which the mschnsry will be required TO
The eh.nue Il to bc isdicstsd marked aud the work 70
m by Used States engineer depart
- =" "
sfd bat engineer department the privilege varying
h amount bring within the limits Of the sppreprs
"un "r ths Improvement
Payments made monthly, Of eighty cent
10 he paid the the faithful erscu
~ M work which TO be completed on or before the h'-'
November, 1853
proposss which e and endorsed viii the
Wee per cubic ercavsteA and aforesaid
iuher application Capt George
''oon, corps Of enrneery New Haven, Connection
Brig Gen. and Cob OF Engineers
10 be inserted InteIRepcsr and Republic, Washington
ssion Post Boston, Mas~schuset; New York Herald,
orf Auors Norwich Pos, Trovidence
Island Troy Budget Troy daily for week,
Ne week containing the adver
oment be Engineer Department Washington.
May H-diwh2sw2w
p j. xTEERx NEW GOODS FOR oESTLEMES.-
have another supply Of elegant goods for gentle
msn making fs time complete Those
VINO supply cohing for the
nd should all goods
"'.s h.y purchase elsewhere
AN
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EoR REST-Two large ay ebsmbsra with bath App,
To LAMB,
May 10 dtlssJuns Opposite WIZARDS Hotel
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NOTICE to the Puhlc.New Of splendid French and
IN hnnsnss tho Metropolitan paper bnnenf nn
upholstery street, between 9th and ioth Streets consisting o
god sv, finished borders and
ne board views shades Of great variety sens
Upholstery Paper hung Of short nouce Remem
her PLANTS, directly back Of Iron Hall,
An
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NEW SPRING GooDs-P. w. BROWNING, merchant
IN United Hotel er leave to call the attention
OF Washington sI strangers to his superior and
Of French cloths camcrcs and vesncs,
Being determined TO
ih popular principles Of low prices spd
whole clothes
$40 the necessity OF persons going 10 the
soed cheap sofes for economy He hns spared no pains IN
be either style,
With thanks TO his friends, the liberal
the AtW'i-iaNH
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S,TRA wBEHRY EesuvnI--rhe ladies contributing to tho
erection OF the Catholic church Island
ladies and gentlemen OF Washington
vicinity, mat grand strawberry and Ice
gven Tuesday May Js,
weancsday, Thursday, and Friday Admission l2X
cent Doors ope q g O'Clock. Nav
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AVENUE HOUSE. George French ~ CO., late %
French's Hotel Norfolk, vfsnaTbs Hotel, jus, hnshed
furnished throughout in the latest snd best style
hr large and and every attention viii be paid to m
comfort Of their guests.
accommodated a reasonable rates
The charge day boarders will be - per week
eod2m
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JOHS =. GALLAHER, late Third Auditor of rhs
Treasury attend claims before Congress the depart
than his experience and bust
abts many thousands Qce at his residence
street. between and r. opposite The Methodist Pfoiestau
Church May 3-eod mil
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This interesting visitor, which is to be
seen every clear evening in the north.
western part of the heavens some TWEEN.
ty degrees above the horizon, begins to
attract general attention. The New
York Express says it has been visible in
some quarters before it was dark. even.
The nucleus is SO well defined that its
phase may be easily detected with glass
of moderate power. Astronomers think
the comet is approaching the sun, and
that it will shortly disappear from our
view. Seen through a telescope its body
appears round aud solid, while the tail
seems to flicker and fash.
This 'illustrious stranger" is rcprcsen-
ted to be the same comet discovered in
Germany, on the 10th vf June, by Kiln
kerfries. We need be under no partc.
ular apprehension that it will come in
contact with our dirty planet, as DIR.
Bond, of the Cambridge Observatory,
tells us that its distance from the earth
is some sixty or seventy millions of
miles The same authority assures us
that it is some thirty millions of miles
from Che sun.
This comet is the most imposing that
has appeared for several years. and those
who have good Instruments should not
fail to notice the interesting visitor.
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J. A. BECKWITH, Cor.
Middlebury, Aug 20, 1853.

HoN.W.R RANNFy Our obituary col
umn this day contains an announcement
of the death of Hon. Waitstll r. Ran.
ney. He died on Tuesday,and the same
day his deathwas announced in the Coun-
ty Convention then assembled at New
fanc-by Jos. Steen. Esq Mr. Ranney
has;been one ofthe most active infucn.
tial citizens of Windham County. He was
widely known as a man Of excellent ahili
ty, sound judgment, and untiring energy.
The confidence reposed in him by bis fel
low citizens, was repeatedly manifested by
his election to various Offices of trust and
honor lie was succ essively Represen,
tative in the State Legislature, Senator
Member of the Council of Censors and
Lieut. Governor, in all Of which stations
he served his constituents with faithful
ness, ability and credit In politics he
was firm, unwavering Wing. Except
ing that portion of his time allotted to
public duties, DR.. Ranney engaged il
the arduous duties of his profession, Of
which he was an honorcd member. He
leaves a large family and an extended
circle of friends to mourn their loss in
his decease. BrattleJ0ro Eagle
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THE Policy OF THE ADMINISTRATION.
While Gen. Pierce is petting the Free
Sellers by giving them office, and there
by keeping them quiet, he is preparing
the way for the annexation of Cuba, for
the purpose of increasing slave States.
Through his organ, the Union, he is at
tempting to create the impression that
the United States are called upon in
self-defence to seize upon Cuba. This is
the object of an article in the Union of
the Goth inst The old story that Eng
land will induce Spain to abolish slave
ry in that island, is repeated and the
impression is attempted to be given, that
this would endanger the peace, if not
leopard the existence of this Union. Thus
Gen. Pierce, while he is smiling complais-
antly upon the Free Sellers, is prepar-
ing the way to precIpitate upon the coun-
try the subject of slavery extension. Let
the Free Sellers look well to it. that
their new patron does not involve them.
before they are aware, in some sad d.
lemma. Boston Atlas.
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THE NoRwALK DIsAsTER.-The trial
of Charles II. Comstock in the Fairfield
County Court of Conn, on an indictment
charging him with manslaughter, for
having, through carelcssness, as conduc-
tor of the train caused the horrible mas
sacre at the Norwalk drawbridge, on the
New Haven Railroad, last May, COM
menced on Thursday. Edward w.
Tucker, the engineer, who was also ar
rested, and held to bail to answer a sim .
liar charge, is declared by his physicians
to be unable to attend the court, in con-
sequence of the injuries he received at
the time.
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THE PRESIDENT AND Col. BENroN-
The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Patriot says
1t is shrowdly whispered here among
the knowing political circles, that blOt0
mp is to be had in the course of few
days, between the President and Colonel
Thomas Hart Benton, OStenSibiy on the
subject of the appointment of Post
master for ST. Louis, but really to bring
about another and a most important
schism in the Democratic party, which
is greatly to enure to the benefit of cold
Bullion" who, rumor says, designs to run
for the Presidency at the next heat, on
his own hook, noiens roIe''s, and in spite
of all conventions or king caucus nom
nations.
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Look well to the election of Senators
and Representatives On these, not i'm
probably. the ENTIRE RESULTS of the c.
lection will depend. Our Senatorial
candidates. generally through the State,
are men worthy Of public confidence men
of character and ability men whose nom
nations were fit to be made and in whose
hands the great interests of the State
will be safe. The election of Rcprcsen-
tivcs is no less important. Let this be
seasonably attended to, and acted on
with prudence and fidelity to principle
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The day of election is close at hand.
There arc abundant reasons why every
man should now be anxious to have his
vote tell, and tell effectively, on the re-
suit. Next Tuesday will decide wheth.
er our friends have used proper excrtions
to bring out a FULL VOTE. We believe
there has been no material ''changc 20.
ins on i'll the public mind,' during the
last year, on political questions. We cx-
pect the usual result, where only the for
mcr party issues are made, and where
there is full attendance at the polls
During the present canvass, there has
been comparatively little excitement.
and less than usual warmth of party
feeling. a calm has followed the late
Presidential contest. and there has been
scarcely any disposition to agitatc purely
party questions. The leading supper
tiers of the present administration, how.
ever, have been by no means inactive in
keeping up their organization, and APP
pear to have even hoped by an adroit
use of the Temperance question. to di-
vide.and conquer the Wings in this
State If they succced--of which We
believe there is not the least probability
it will be trumpctcd abroad as a great
triumph of the Democracy while those
at home who have aided them, on other
Than political grounds, will find in due
time that they have been only duped by
false pretcxt, for mere selfish party
ends.
This is the last number of our paper
which will reach our readers before the
election is over Let every man do his
duty, in view of all the circumstances of
the time, and we shall, in our next, be
able to announce result which will &C.
casion neither regret nor surprise. The
people of "Old ADDISON" VIC are sure,
will not be found wanting on the FIRST
TUESDAY or SEPTEMBER.
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INTERESTING DIscovERY.--We learn
from the New York Herald, that Henry
Stevens, Esq, of Barnet in this State,
but now in London. has recently come
in possession of large collection Of iu-
edited papers by DIR. FRANKLIN. Wheth-
er it embraces the mysteriously-lost con-
tinuation of FRANKLIN's Memoirs is not
known but it contains many letters to
and from the philosopher, of singular in
terest, and of Importance to his fame as
statesman. Ifthis intelligence proves
to be correct, this discovery will be Of
great value in calculating many now dark
points in our ante-reyolutionary history