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5 600 ACRES !


TO purchase iarnis offered by the suhscfioer'
who Is selling choice lands locatedin ,hiScoun-
~, only ten mics from the canal Tor 81 % per acre
with tive years pay day
AiSo The Spiendid imported farm, upon which
now reside. II IL so well known that praise Is su-
ptriluous Ii lies nine miles south west from Ut
lava, eleven from Peru, and eight from the Cen
trail Railroad Is second tn no farm IN til. Union tor
siluhry, and IL VIGOROUSLY one Of the very best
grain ud grazing farms IN the state IL is furnish
ed abuudanty with perennial springs. embraces
ilOacrrs all improved, aud Go, timber. Upon II
iradwring house, 81 feet by 40, with wings ma
ling l. by IL feet, ample wood shed, store room
mix room, cellars, Ne, nc. There are also n
small tenant house Of brick story and hall high,
and good cellar under The whole and a good franz
ed carriage house and stable with cattle sheds,
sheep sheds, ice house, &c, &c An extensive
Young orchard l. Just comugluio bearing
Adjacent TO this farm are $40 acres OF outlying
prairie lands, which viii be sold with or separate
from thrtam.
! The literary character of the neighborhoed 10
which this lafm Is located aud isterary and reli-
gion. privileges add greatly to its vane. He'll n
mile distant Is the celebrated aud purshmg Farm
Ridge Seminary Tor nth Oibothsr where r.
/ guus services are hcldailrr the Baptist prrsua.
sion An Episcopal church u being erected, ana
Willie completed thi. sprng--ony one mile IN an
Other drecuun, while the Congregation lists wor'
ship ina fine meeting house VermIliouyllie, only
four miles distant, where there are also fine girls
mills
/ Being l",ir0us to remove to auoherpan OF the
state wIdi.pose Of this last farm on remarkably
I ca. terms and 1T a low price.
/ Farm Ridge, March 26 BRoSsoN MURRAY.
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W Att PAPER.

THOSE about paprtine their rooms will find n
large assortment Of Wal Paper u. WV. D fyrg's.
Prtesvery low. mrl9 CsHdnd See n
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per fu m ry!

Tc !"
THE greatest variety OF all kinds Of Extracts
/ for ndkerchiefprrtumery Eau de Cologne.
Lavender, Ouo OF Roses, Juies Haue's prepare
,ion toi the complexion and hair.
Also, fancy aud toilet Soops, shaving, &c, and
every variety of Hair Oils, Pomatums, &C., Sc ;,
justreceived, and for sale low, at the
may 29-tt. OTTAWA DRUo STORE.
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Farm TO Sell.
Til undersigned wlshtsto dispose OF his farm in
Bureau county consisting oi2 10 acres or there
abouis. Wi. asicw acres of timber, dwelling
house, on, buildings, young and thrifty orchard,
sc, Sc, &c SiNty acres under iruCe, and
about 10 at present date undercrop. This farm =
trail. Aurora, and Military Tract K r., 3 mile,
east ot the Depot ST Lost Grove, hall mile south
Of the Central Military Tract railroad aud within
10 miles Of the iourisking cities OF La Sale and
PERI.
The above will be sold either with or without the
i've ock, farming Implements, &c, &c, us the
purchaser may desire.
Eortrrlhrr PARTICULARS, post pnid communica-
tons wi, be- daily attended to. Address
T. W. McCUirocH,
mnyIi I'm Arlington 7. O. Bureau co, Ills
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Lime! Lime! Lime !
LAND FOR SALE,
American Hardware
Edward Coming 4 Co..

Successors to John w Qaircy, late Q.iney d
Dsiapine 81 John Sr,s,, ~ y.
Also alarge aud complete assottme Of En- glish
and German IInrdwlr.
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WILL sell on easy terms, n very dcsiiah' 2
] qu'rler section OF land tl6Oacics scosec ~,
Il 81. Il > 49, lying about six miles North west Of
Ottawa. Enquire At the rec Trader Office Stia.
wa Nav I'll W. OsNAy.
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TUE hest aSsorlm' nj at summer cnssimeres, de.
INNS, drills. ticks striped shutirg, h,ayy cot.
tons hlcached goods, crash, ru.srd ngJ Scotch
diaper, table linen napkins, corded snris, cur
tam muslin &c, at ,Nny2D !. w Mills.
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Cards.
More Light
altlus.

DEAU TlFUL glass lamps for burning ,prlt
ID gas, perfectly safe, aud the cheapest ani
brightest light for any use, for sale at the
mayl5 Ouara Drug Stsrs.
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Negro Melodies.
NlelOdcONs.

A LARGE assortment of Song Books, Of differ
II en-, bndings and sizes, just received and 70,
sale cheap, q, the Lm29l OttdUd Drug Store.
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COPARTNERSHIP.
NEW FlRNi
RAUH, BROTHERS.
OHaca H. Cincinnati, D. Bdrkiorn, M,
Referring TO the above. We inform the ptfbhc
that we will continue the clothing business, here
toiorr conducted by brother at this place IN the
same building, under the above new firm, with The
important difference thu, all OF our new stock Is OF
Orr orn Ihoi,"is Manufacturing House at
Cincinnati,
ana that although all sorts oiclothing have great.
ly advanced in price, yet, having now
No Profii to pay 10 the Manufacture,
we shall sell clothing CHEAPER THAN
EVER! We are now receiving and shall con-
tnue TO receive during the season
Large supplies OF
Men and Boys Clothing,
Furnishing Goods,
Hats and Gaps,
Trunks and Valises,
Carpet AMI Leather Bags.
India Rubberand Oil Clothing.
Boots and Shoes Sc,
and all articles generally sole in clothing stores
The Grea, Advantages
We now have IN procuring the best OF ready
made clothing, a, the lowest rates We feel conf
dent will induce everybody TO examine
Our Large and Fashionable Stock
and we promise TO use all honorable means, so that
none shnll goaway dissatisfied.
We have engaged the services OF an eyperien-
ced, practical Tailor as a foreman OF our
NANUFA C7URING DEPARTMENT.
and everything sold IN this establishment is war.
rantcd to fit n-a,-r and to be made better thar
any heretofore offered tor sale inOuawa IN our line
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EMPIRE
Cheap Clothing Store!

I BEG leave to inform the public ofOtpwa and
/ vicinity that have associated myself with my
brothers s II Rauh and Solomon Rauh OF Gin.
cina', O., and b. Rauh of Bardstown, Ky, aud
that hereafter shall continue the Clothing busi-
ness in Ottawa, under the new firm Of
RAUu, BROTHERS,,
public generally.
ALI. persons indebted to me by note or book
account will please come forward aud settle, as
shall have 10 close all affairs OF the oil arm.
L. RAUGH.
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DOtlieStiC~.

NRIED APFLES, peaches, dlird currants
y and nee article OF tlums. 81 The
March ~ NEw Eng BRANcH
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EVERYBODY! Yes, Everybody

Everybody! Yes, Everybody !!
TIlAT wishes to make money, will hnd it ia be
10 their advantage to examine the large stock OF
goods now opened by the subscriber, AT the new
stand, Geo. Schmidts Marble Building, late
Sherman's Chicago Branch) Ii consists OF
READY MADE GEO CHING,
Boot, and Shoes, Hats d Caps, Furnishing
Good, Of all Kinds, Trunks, Valises.
Carp.t Bags dc,
In short all kinds OF goods ever kept in clothing
store is well adapted to the trade, and very deslra
bic. There is -
NO IUMBUG
About it, I can and riH sell cheaper than any 9th
err house in the country, and nW sell you BET
TER GOODSthdR caa be fund nest Of Nen
York city. They are not goods made up for the
purpose of selling atone, but are parrantsd 10
give better satisfaction than any other to be bought
IN the state Every piece OF goods is made up un-
der the supervision Of one OF the first practical
tailcrs IN the states.
Don't forge the place-Marble Colored Build.
ing, lately the Chicago Store.
April 10. JOSH WnlTMoKE. ,
House Painting.
THE subscriber has opened paint shopon Ca.
nal street, in Ottawa, next to Hossock's Store
near the Side Cut, where he will he ready TO re.
ceive orders tor work, or do any kinds ofnaintin.
may be thai desired Ian3-tN J. b. ToaBs.
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Fruit and Nuts.
"Uncle TOMS Cabin
Flower Pots and Vases.
Music! Music

W-W A large and the only assortment OF plain
VI N and Gothic Flower Pots and Vases, for safe
cheap. at the tmyl5l Ouagd Drug Siors
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INV Wuslcl Piano music splendid col sElS
t.:~hs,.j lection Of choice new music, SSxR
Just received al the
may 29-ti Oiidra Drug Stare.
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Twas IN" largest assortment of fine, all drsira.
hir styles and qilutlrs-may b" seen at the
NAVEL NEW Eve. BRANCH.
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INEA, coffee, sugar, tobacco, rice, andn tao
| everything IN ihelue OF groceries can be haI
at the cheap store oil WHsox & LowSp-BERY.
Feb 49,
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FURNISHING GOODS. &c.
ALSO, Trunks, ynlises and carpet bags, CATER
shoes, spring stocks, cravals silk and linen hand
keIrhiei-, black. white, aud fancy kid owes,
Lisr thread gloves, India rubber and oi cloth coat
and pants, India rubb-rcnps with cap-s.
And among my stock you can also find gener-
al assortment of
HATS AND CAPS,
For spring aud summer oil OF which offer ms
cheap as any other house in town. Call and look
for yourselves.
RsddiekS Brick Block, East SIDE Of III. Court
House. X. DRAKE.
Us-Dry goods boxes tor sale cheap Aprll23.
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lh 10 20 Per Cont.

cheaper than hey can bee bought rl>c" here.
In -mhroldru,4, iJrcs, gloves mlttS, hnn5kts.
and trimmings, We otter the largest quantity, aud
the ucw's, styles that are produced and IN conclu-
sion request yopJ psTi cH'dr IOilte, thai the one
price system b. sulrl.y adhered TO. Buyers can AZ
ala times rely on rudu,rvrry article Just asTrgrr.
scented, AMI we wi, refund The money where any
article has been Wj-rrprrsrn''a by ouT uru. ui
where ANY a-ticle brought from Is can be had at a
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Wanted

LIVERY thing in the produce line for which we
IL vii! pny the highest market price in goods, at
prices which cant be bra, in town.
Feb 10 WiLcOx & I.ouNDSstEy.
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Patent Medicines.

"DBENSACK'SW WORM SYRUP-best pre-
III parauon ever known for the cure Of Worms
No cure-no pay. Also, Vegetable Liver Pills
do no, forgetthe New Drug and Book Store.
De, Is-tf. r.. \. GRlG0s.
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Murray's II 4mmoth cheap Store
Fine Gold .JcNVciTy.
j. w Wills

4 BEAUTIFUL assortment OF pins. rings
~ bracelet lcekors. ear drups. &c &c
cheap ut MAY 2l) ! " MUS
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One Price system Triumphant.
Now Spring and Summer Goois, 1853
10000 Dollars Worth
Inst Received,

DIVERS ol dry goods who prefer {. rr, the
ID very hest goods at the very lowest rates, will
Ind IN our ypuug aud summer purchases this sea
son, decidedly the cheapest, the best assorted and
the most erfrHSirs stock Of goods ever shown in
Que house ~ the west, all OF which have been
bought ior cash from auction SGics mGRUfdcfH-
Tcrs, or inpyricfS and which WI.l be sold atprces
to defy competition
Among other extraordinary bargains will be
found
Twenty yards OF American, French, mud British
lawns, from Sc up,
beautiful hefrgr drlains from L.
Extra quality rich drmnrs, AT l., worth j. Cd,
onicriaIlychegp aipacca, and popIinS,
Twenty Ight hundred lu,, co.ortd colcon from Sc
\ heau,riulassor'mrnt OF check plaid aud striped
dress siks,
A large lot oi chameleon md changcabe do
Aud the widest he.l and cheapc.t black AXIS ey-
cr shown 10 Ihs market warranted not 10 cut,
Rich brocad. hlnrrd and hrocaice silks,
Nrw summer shawls from s.
Rurh printed cashmere aud hrochee do. new style
Heavy lugcd sIA and cashmere shaw.s, geat
bargains,
80 hundred plain nul embroidered White era pc
shaWi-. from - 81 lO SO 90
Pans and New y ork m1utI..as, rom 81 10 :JOrc-
crlyed weekly by rNpIes- from \. !
I'm mu-Ons. shrriugs. shltlings, ticks, 'nnnr,s
lsaus saruens, cloths, CHssimcTrs, yrsiIugs, and
general domestic goods, our stock !, 50 well
known that they need not be particularly mention
ed, suffice II to s'y that they az, all from
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One Double WngOI,
Nowis,hc Time IN Huy,

WITH sretI spring, will be sold cheap ut Il
sN MAY u. \ f.. 8RANru
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LATEST ARRIVAL!
Ready Made Clothing Forever:

- KOnnCis, Fnr0NOIs, NC.
Wb I WISH 1t distinctly understood, that lhaye
l large stock OF Bonnets, Bonnet Trim.
mings, and good stock OF parasols, that | shall
Try sell as cheap as any lady can wish
Nav IA l., ID SMITH
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sDDO1x ~ a.s $40
xa-@~CEzM WE have just E5ySfxa
Nm laid in heavy 1slxW
NM supply oibooks SAnNssV
I'M N and stationery, consisting Of
Ata,- .n.,.A School and Miscellaneous
Azzss-ss-.--@ books, fine letter, note and
foolscap paper; letter and note envelopes, plain
and fancy, all OF which We will sell at he loves,
prices may IL W. ". Caparly.
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Is rcady to buy WOOL at the highest market
l nice MAY "a j. C. NATrINGFR
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Details of the Baltic's News.

The steamer Baltic, which arrived at New
York on the lst inst, left Liverpool on the after
noon of the Goth April. We copy some details
of news by her, either not given at all by tsle-
graph, or very meagerly: 4
GERMANY
The Court of Appeal at Mannheim have given
Judgment in the case of Professor Gervinus
The public prosecutor had appealed against the
judgment Of March 8, sentencing Gervinus
to two months imprisonment, as too lenient
The Court Of Appeal cancels the decision of the
court below, condemning the public prosecutor
to pay the costs, and orders a new process on
the charge of melting to high-treason.
The commercial men of Hamburg are exert
ing themselves to establish an annual wool
market.
According to returns just published, the net
income of all the German railways shows an
average of $40 per cent.
The Government Of Mechlenburg- -Schweren,
thinking that telegraphc communication dam
ages the post-office, has imposed tax on every
dispatch, to which the companies not asserting,
the lines are closedr.
ITALY
The Sardinian Government publishes in the
official journal, a memorandum of the differences
with Austria on the subject Of the sequestratons.
The application of this measure to Sandman
subjects is declared to be serious violation OF
rights, on which the Sandman Government ap-
peals to the conscience of the Vienna cabinet
when better informed, and invokes the good
offices of friendly and allied sovereigns
The Tuscan loan is for q million Of two per
cent rentes, at the price of 66.
From Vienna it is reported by telegraph that
Count Revel the Piedmontese ambassador, has
quilted that capital en- congo; an act which,
less grave than formal withdrawal, marks dis
tinctly the unfriendly relations Of the two gov
ernments. The Marquis de Cantato directs the
affairs Of the Sandman Legation at Vienna,
The following is given as semi official, in ex-
PLANTATION of the course pursued by the Pied
montese Embassador
The Cabinet of Turin had directed Count de
Revel to delay his departure as long as possible,
and to ascertain exactly if the Imperial cabi-
net were disposed, even in the ightest degree.
to listen to his representations The Count
| waited to the very last moment, and acted in
| accordance with the British and French Minis
ters But it appeared to him evident that, in
spite of the moderate language used by Count
| de Boul, there was no hope that Austria would
| revoke the measure which she had taken He
in consequence, withdrew. The Sandman Gov
ernment thought that this proceeding was re.
auired by the respect due its own dignity Il
certainly has no intention of aggression, but il
has proved that in the legitimate defence of it
subjects prosecuted by Austria, it does not wan
courage to repel an unjust attack.
| HOLLAND.
| The Second Chamber of the States Genera
of Holland reassembled yesterday afternoon
| (April 49, at the Hague. All the members c
the Cabinet were present. In the course of til
sitting, Herr VanDorn asked and obtained per
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ssnpsrably wiser and better for sseh 10 sst
Itself in earnest to the rectifcstion Of it, own
wrongs, the cure Of its own moral and physical
nalsdies, and the removal of its own sources Of
danger" The resolution vas cordially agreed
to" although the intermeddlers present thereby
very emphatically condemned themselves
Hackett and Soonan, convicted Of the murder
Of Mr.. O'Callighan Ryan, Of ClomneI, Ireland,
were executed in Waterford 1t is stated that
one Of them made confession If his guilt.
alleging, as the cause of the crime, that he had
held a farm Of Mr.. Ryan at f8 Per acre, and
that being unable to pay that rent, he offered
f2 per acre, but was elected, and the land given
to another for what he had offered to pay.
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DAILY CRESCENT.
Are not these lines picturesque and beautif
in their suggestions,
THE OLD CH0RCH BELLS LAMENT.

81 MARY ASHLEY.
q Bimm Boom 5" said an old church bell,
As swiftly hurried by;
Bimm Boom I've something to tell;
Pause! list to my lonely sigh:
The night was cold-tbe air was chill,
But so mournfully fell the tone,
1t seemed my very soul to thrill,
And paused as the bell went on
Bimm Boom have heard strange things
Come forth from the lips of men;
And ceaselessly my old tongue swings
As think them DER again:
Twas yesternight, in the pale moonlight,
That wary plan was told,
To tear me down from my lofty height,
For the church was growing old
"Bimm Boom and heard them say,
That the building was too small
For those who wished to come and pray
To the Mighty God of all
But looked down and saw all around
Full many vacant pew.
Said /, they want but wider ground
To indulge the wealthy few
In the wearing hand of time,
And no architectural beauty shone
In the turret where chime;
The pews were low, the pulpit too high
For the listening flock to hear.
But felt the cause was a sleepy eye
And an inattentive ear
"Then they cried aloud, as with one voice,
Yes, yes let us tear it down;
Every stone and timber, joint and joist,
Will we level with the ground,
And in its place structure grand
Shall the hand of Fashion rear ...
Alas! that fashion e'er should stand
'Twixt God and his creatures here
"Bimm Boom! in this turret high,
For century Eve swung,
And tolld the years as they hasten'd by
With the stroke Of my iron tongue.
I've watched the battle beneath me here
Have seen the uictory tcon;
I've rung to the conqueror's heart good cheer
And tolled when his icork ,oas done,
"Pve rung with joy at the infants birth,
I've watched his course to Fame,
And seen him wooed by his Mother Earth
Back to her arms again.
I've watched the gay or saddened files,
As they've thronged the old church door.
All many foot has trod these aisles
Which will tread them never more
"Pve rung forth the merry peal
For the maiden's bridal day,
And heard her vow, for woe or veal,
Her fresh young love away;
I've seen her brow grow old with years
In the home she honored well.
And I've seen her grave bedewed with tear
As / struck her funeral knell.
"Fve seen the shadowy church yard fill
With forms whose task was done;
Deep in the grave, so cold and chill,
They've clustered one by one.
Thus I've seen the old, the grave, the gay,
And youth in its very flower,
Like the leaves of Autumn pass away,
Since I've swung in the old church tower.
''Bimm Boom oh, let no hand
Be raised to tear me down,
And for Memry sake let the old church star
Where it has stood so long
IT'S true that the roof is moss grown now;
And the lichened walls are gray
But there's room enough for the heart to bo
And the earnest lip to pray"
The clock tolrd twelve, the church bell ceas
Its sorrowful &c Bimm! Boom!'
And darksome cloud, with silver leeced,
Passed off from the round full moon;
/ looked aloft at the turret grey,
And dashed away my tears,
As prayed the bell, untouched, might sti
In its home of an hundrod vears
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The police department of Brooklyn appears
to be improving in rasoality. Two policemen,
named Hanlon and Murphy, have been indicted
by the grand jury, and held to bail in the sum
Of $500, for rioting in Court street. Two other
officers, named Cuscadecn and Magrath, were
on trial. a short time since for rape, alleged to
have been committed in the Second District Sta
tion-house, in February last, upon the person
of a young married. woman named Emily Ann
Durkee In Y. Post. -.- 4.
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The frigate Congress, and the sloop-of-war
jamestown, are soon expected home from the
Brazil station, and brig cambridge from the
cost of Africa. The frigate Savannah viii re
lieve the Congress. Commodore salters will
take the command Of the squadron.
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ANOTHER LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW
YORK AND BREMEN.-It is stated that Messre.
Fritre & Co., of Bremen, are on the eve of COM
mencing competition against the two United
States steamers, the Washington and the Her.
mann These gentlemen intend to run the two
steamers, Hansa, 5000 tons and 1000 horse
power, and Germania, of 1000 horse power,
which vessels they recently purchased from the
German feet, between Bremen and New York
The vessels will start once a month from either
port, and will take the same course, and touch
at the same places as the United States steam
ers The first class passage money is to be l20
rix dollars, (ss90) Il
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POLITICAL REFUGEES. Genoa cores
pondent of the Newark IN. j. Advertiser, in
letter Of the 11th ult., states that the Sandman
frigate San Giovanni, (St. John,) Capt, lneisa,
is about to sail for New York, under Govern
ment orders. with some eighty political refu-
gees. who were compromised by the late distur-
bances in Milan and Lombardy.' They are
mostly, he says young men, some of them be-
longing to noble Lombard families, who have
been prescribed by Austria.
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SARDINIA AT THE CRYSTAL PALAcE.-A corres-
pondent of the Newark Advertiser, writing from
Genoa on the 11th ult., and referring to the
preparation in Sardinia for the exhibition which
is to take place at the Crystal Palace, NewYork,
says:
s'Somc of the specimens of statuary and paint
ing that have seen, are in the finest style of
art, and doubt if tho world can show finer
velvets and silks than those which will be fur
nished by the manufacturers of Sardinia. Two
vessels at Leghorn are now taking in also some
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FROM THE BRAzILs-The latest accounts from
Rio state that the yellow fever has been fear
fully severe. Some vessels have lest all hands
on board. On shore its ravages are confined
exclusively to persons lately arrived from other
countries, or from the interior.
A very large diamond has been discovered in
Bagagem, in the province of the mines it weighs
eight vitavas and an eighth. The discoverer
was an old black slave woman, who Immediately
carried it to her master, Brazilian in very
needy circumstances. He Immediately gave the
slave her liberty, and sent his brother to Rio
with the diamond The Commercial Bank ad-
| vanced him 1000 centos, about el6, 600, on the
gem. 1t goes to England. 1t is said to be q
stone of extraordinary beauty.