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rnE srrscnEs roEESsle ARGUMENTS AND pIrL 10
TieE OF His LIFE AND WORKS BY EDWARD EVERETT
In 8 vols evo clUia. Price So
1T fvoray think for intelligence and sound
feeling people county, Mssss
Brown Co have been called upon TO issue the sixth edition OF
opinion expressed b, clergyman Of Philadelphia
can DO r raining our young men 10 place her hasds The
works Of hi, AID aso % bis remark t
family useful service which have been induced through
From general Of he truth here expressed in addon
he which every reader who snss upon he
the subjects treated the .oundaess and force Of
aoubt these VIII much
wider circulation and tar more ssn. haa o.s Of any
Published and The reasonablenes' Of The price, recommend TO
entertained
edition a0evs referred edited by Mr. Everett be hereafter
compiled edited with during
for rendering IL complete super.ede
should there be further publication Of correspondence o. mses
Impair the rnae Of the eduoh but would tend to increase
fact, authorized publish follow
ing Fletcher webste OF The OF the
Bosrox, January 10, 1854
"Mq.sn Llrrur, Hrows, scoessrlrsss' have been In
ness of your edluon of Sir. wehsl,r's work..
you eauisia cseyhar 10 March, ssa which
be included ia his entire published works
hrener be Collected and published The same style with your ss
voue TINS cannot be eonsdeed dednvey upoa
il certain hat no publication viii render
your edition incomplete, any way diminish
aPLETcHER WEBSTER
We have already erpreyscd very decidedly opinion THAI the
Webster published Mss ue, Brown,
Co. the vatsfict AID OF all the books which
his death has called from the The saeecs presented
well selected feeling and IL
the valuable Of ihotc Of the de
ceased statesman. Boston DAILY .4deeriiscr.
''Thes. volume, collection mpcshabs models
luton law Jurisprudence diplomacy finance,
rgisiai0n and
There books which the r-oud
ofa uanscepdsn iociec which vii not make
poetv prnude Of the land Of These productions
viii be pefpeuaied long the Engh lnguage endures"
[Nxr Iork Courier and Ia9uirer
Distinguished have erected fo them by their
grateful connymsn and people Of another
po-eny. Daniel
build b and la hts lifetime. The ample Of his
precious aud durable memorial Of his aud
than column marble
We shall ds.svisr
Of Mr. Webster st him with other There h
shorter which Is 10 nvte The community weigh and
value themselves There biz such Of
collected. There shall spesx him
They want only 10 have readers admirersn
lNerask Daily sarsrfis~rs
"In with the writings Of rfsntn
constitute essential Of the history Of republic No
knowing
md how the
nisoded peoni6ed
neutrality-suspicious. the American sistesmsun
Bo.fo~ Courier.
"By side OF the excellent edition Of
Burke issued since BY the publishers
OF politics wei edition works OF Daniel
Webster - WasAinsiop Repsbhe.
LITTLE. BROWN. 4 co,
Feb g. Qawgm -
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NOTICE AND REMOyAL,

THE subscriber will hi. present place business until
i dfst of November order the of
building the occupied viii be Immediately taken
and lin three Goors
place where will found,
of books Sc OF d.sep
stock goods
catering his he will sci. much reduced prices
~ r. FARNBAM
BAH indebted subscriber wall be Kind enough
which have been OF long stand
ing ready Those pad ~ first Of November
be in The d
important ue,
make different arrangement in my business. . .
July s-dtfn ts.as3. *. y.
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r,Ann ron sALE-wm be sold q, private ,al- tina. we'll

DARN FOR sALE-will be sold private sa~ tha we'll
farm, lying 7h plank road, In Montgomery
county Maryland about eight miles from Washington, containing
meadow, 100 wood asd
the balance S) cleared fields the farm be divided into
meadow land each
xbo well failing passing
The fencing all good and hrre large qusot OF
fields.
health and surpassed by
Maryland Away. remarkable
beauty. The dwelling eight rooms kitchen, panty
all surrounded psiinr
the yard barn stable, and o,her
with neseranE spring OF cool aud
delightful attached.
quarters many bands would be
On
apple orchard and excellent peaches pears cher
rics, &c
completed, (Which likely 70 be
with good horse, would not be more Than
Produce the and
hauled and all seasons OF The
nero f lain
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conformity yrn,s of 1872 soi, section
Il rs, ma u
pears. ofho city orerrhua dated
April 1853, received the once the
2h Of April is3 that by inquest held the 18Th day Of April
which John died seized, been
found escheat.d o this Commonwealth, sixg b
city situated the sn'' side Of Mahet
the r. G.
the south lot Of A. O. Mewsne, and or the
properly Lewis thinner designated The
city o No III coptsin The
and the property ~
sezedbHsins life estate by virtue
assembly in the 1870, releasing 10 her the
8. II. Parker.
AoN-Iawsv Reg Land once
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spacious, airy, and admirably arranged
Dmots building seventh street, wher. he
Opening and varied assortment of groceries, "n-r-
passed IN the city for ch-srncss snd quality ne designs Feprs
wei-fisced stock
bacon and all other articles which belons 10 tos-
oughfy furnished ftrt class grocery establishment
In laying his stock he has spared ps'ns secure e choicest
succscded purchasing the
These prepared sell nw prht
wholesale retail.
Intends To his friends
support he largely nd-bt
cd he
public, he feels will fail
price, copi
snce al reasonable wishes win s'trsctiou.
trial confidence thrt
him good habit Of Purchasing Of hirs
alike advantageous the buyer srd s~ilsr.
J.CLAyToN RRAsHEAR
Seventh street, between Penn. snd u street,
May s@As-a~h Mis- D~vp"sts Rvsdins
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om u. Jax1s No. ioa south Tsnln s'ess rilsd1
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r. Burrss hAAo NJ. Bopss ESsuKp w. WiLEr, WtLliAa L.
WI rsRsAx, and GxoKaK L. Me-soD.
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81 70 permanent subscribers,
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"WAsHsoros, January 10, 1852.
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Ertraet from letter Of the State Reporter Of
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ports and find The work 70 be Of very srea, value.
| .'P. n. WAsHBURN.n
% Mesrrs LITTLE BROWN have
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INST aud Law Journal, for the
through republic have every
ining which the profession will desire,
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editions valuable addition aud inclined bell.
work be the desirable and
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Very truly yoars, n, .
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The English Law Equity Reports by Bennett
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| 1E 1r-. Ee175 +. WILLIAM KENF.n
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PERSIA.

Confirming report previously mentioned, a letter
from Smyrna June IS, siaes tina, the city OF Shraz, 10
Persia was totally destroyed on the night Of May !.
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ISAAC II. REDFIELD.o
"Nxw YosK, May II, 1852.

:. zaa5 .Fs "NKw YoRK, May II, ls52
The English Law and Equity Reports edited Messrs. Bennett
and smith, think and benefit the
fesson. Such examination given
the and diligence the editors and the Re-
appear compendious
which the English Reports presented to us.
essf5 ~ WILLIAM KENT.n
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GREAT BarRain. to he had In Dry Goods "a. the
, 81 ssn ~. ~.sn aaa I .% "a q pieces
lower be had the District comprising IA part
.s : :Sss 3. e s Sss,sS .Ss plan s'''s'
large .oe. OF Eoxlsn and American lawns
A Jarxe stock Of berexs de inincs
A large stock OF Grape other sbswIs
Alsfss stock Of si"sh.m. -. III.
.s. oes 81 p,.@ 40. ."s spsa e.mses
large stock q carpets and mstings
4 large .ocs q So%s.,ie. Of su.Iad.
sves great hanis those
oar Who h.s, e.%s sns pad %
earl. and canno, a goods credit 20 any but those
o ''' HALL
con sALE-Avey superior maborsny biiard table with
the fsnia,. eomp's'e win er sod very low e m@ds, ,pp
July TeoSs, Auc,ioneer and Commission Neressnt.
rratsrss issvn.scs cosr1sr or w..m-sro.
DIVIDEND per cent. esp,. ,,ses q MS com
psny wa. h day declared on, % me PROFITS Of The last 'i'
ALEX. McryrrRr,
M.rnis,rsd Iron m.ns.,-, Columns, reds...., Table
gIst .E8n Tops. &c. Sc.
n as public attention 's,
ga" and "s sss a s s ,he Meuopo'asn Msen.n
Tnl. material having metallic sa. cheap,
Than mashe it, representations of
choicest m.sls' in more Than sixty different varieties
Of heat aA be injured by the action
siLAs y. HERRING.
The manufacturing department Of this
periniendescs of >. r. Williams,
aud the ansoca and general business
kusson whom addressed prn
cpsi ware rooms, $40 brosdwsy New York.
May l-d3m
THE UNION ACADEMY corner OF IAN street ard
a New yovk svesne,
H u. RICHARDS, A. NJ, Principal. v#s ...#
and the Uuor Pssaty AcAprsv I4,h street
York avenue and street. .e#fr
Mrs. Y. RICHARDS, frincipsi,
win have their during 6 and
weeks In july and viii for another y~sr Monday
september 1883 full board engaged
For farther psrs'cuars catsosnss and rs
hams soossfofr sNI.G aN st Ea5.5+ Jsiy T-3m
w iLLAHD's HOTEL, New York, No. s~s broadway.
w And W. 'vh street, "a for The The
public The house Il snd T. hftsd N.
pisbed
ornehy Of wisd's Hotel wsshnssor D. bnrpy sr
ofhs Former end- sl.o r those of usv.lns public VT
may favor him with call.
" y. WILLARD.
sr- Yoss, May l7-2mH
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A letter from Athens OF the 18Th announces that tf
Creek governnsn bad concluded to fl out three ship
Of protect The Greek subjects Turkey, 10 ID
event of The affairs of the Lsvan, tecomlng more con
plicaled."
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Erraet from letter Of the State Reporter Of Yermon
DEAR SIR Allow say that highly pleased,
the and English
pons' and lind the work be of very great value.
:" am, win much respect most obed' servant.
stP. n. WASHBURNo
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The arrival OF the French and English fleets in the
Bay OF Beska. and the good accord which prevailed be.
tween Them had inspired the Porte with the almost con-
hdence. Up TO the present moment we in total gno
whether the Russaps have ctossed into Moi
dava. Accounts by the way Of Paris insist lhst they
effected the passage OF the Danube the Goth ult ba
these accounts rest on Partisan authority only.
From the source, hear that the Russian gen
erals had caused boats loaded with rocks 10 be sunk
ne canal OF Spna for the purpose OF impeding the nav
ssoon OF me river This is coouadcied by Lord John
no'e, N zoe British Parliament and private letters slso
s Ipa ne present low tides quite explainablr from
nstora causes " was before announced on apparently
good auhor'y that no decisive Of the Russian
FORCES would axe P'sce Until the Of the final
ecion OF the pifinapm should reach ", Ps,rrsburrh
As The Porte gave its refusal the l7th IN. ne SIS
would be received hy the Czsr the nth and 4, vonld
take st or seven days for orders to reach in. srmv
il calculated that il must be July al he
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A MIRACLE.

IL is mistake TO suppose that the age of
miracles is over. One has just been wrought
ia this City-sad not very small one either.
In fact il is equal to anything recorded in the
history of Balaam Of old. As in those times
the dumb has been made to speak, though we
must say, not so wisely or so well as did the
particular animal with which Balaam held his
famous conversation. The Ereaiag Post has
declared itself ON the Presidents Inaugural
1t has vouchsafed little light on the great
question-Whether we are jolly. But il does
SO in an avkard, ill-tempered, unhappy way
We are sorry for it, True, people can't be ex-
peeted to be Jolly under all circumstances.
But why should they be quarrelsome How.
ever II no use TO complain, and We for
give our suddenly loquacisus neighbor. He
feeis badly and needs sympathy more than
blame.
In its peculiarly gentlemanly and delicate
style Of language The Post accuses us Of " false
hood and malice when We say that General
Pierce has always been in favor of ,be Com.
premise and solemnly believes in Slave. catch.
ing. And on this head our contemporary gives
the following Characteristic statement of its
tardy view of the Inaugural:
SIN brief then. we deny that General Pierce has
wreh snytning In his inaugural answering In the ~
mocsf degree to the description given Off BY TIE Tr-
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such folly, but 70 allow the Pierce men toJum
a. high and IS far and as frightfully as they
please. We do not mean BY this that ths
Whics propose to abdicate their duties as good
citizens. or to desert their principles in any
respect whatsoever: But simply 20 reserve
their action for the time and the season when
it will be Of effect. If the administration
sbould raise any storm which it cannot control
or auell, or should involve itself in any way in
inextricable difficulties or endorsements, it
viii find the Wings patriotic enough to come
in and relieve it entirely of the administration
of the Government. But as to playing the
part Of shepherd or hOg-reeye to the whole
Democratic party, we think the Wings have
had too much experience TO undertake any
such thankless task. Still, We repeat. let not
the managers of affairs get alarmed. The
Wings will do nothing worse By them than to
let them have rope enough to hang themselves.
We should be better pleased if Mr. Clayton
had done nothing which implicitly commits any
portion of them to any other policy.
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Mr. Mason suggested Saturday. ~ he ho,sl
they wou!d on Monday adjourn sfrs de
Cries Of "Oh. No" Postpone till Mos-
dey"
Mr. SHrxLns-It is impossible to adjcar,
sest Monday.
The consideration of the subject Wa post.
poned hil Monday.
The Senate resumed the consideration .s
Mr. Nortons resolution. to psy David l. Ya'ec -,l~r.
end per diem, NON the cOmmcncemest Of the srSs a.,
SION OF the sd Congress % August 81 lisa tia. A.,s
the day on which the Senate decided tAas Mr. M,ua~
was entitled 10 the contested sest
After debate the resolution was adopted 5,
~ tol9
The Senate then proceeded 10 the ele,k;s.
Of officers with the following result:
Ashbury Dickens wss elected Secretary
Dunning X. hcVair Sergesnt-atAruS v,ce R,AxS
Besle de nmesii.'e'y took the oath Of ossoe)
Isaac Holland, reelected Door Keeper
These were the nominations previoud,
ssreed upon in caucus by the Deuocraiic me .serS
Mr.. HAMLN moved that when che Senate ID
journ 1t adjourn until Monday.
Mr.. BADGER regretted the Senator made ne
motion. as he reserved that privilege TO hinsE
Mr.. HAnIN-Then 1 will withdraw /, for
you 10 make the motion.
Mr.. BApoER said il must be considered yas.l,
important thst matters connected with subjects ,o,sr
esting to bic friends on the other side should be aead.
cd 10, and that IL would hssten matters 10 ls them
make the preliminary arrangement. Laughter
Mr.. SHIELDS said he should very much rs-
greet TO see the motion prevail.
Mr.. PErrIr, for the reason suggested by Mr.
BADGER hoped the Senate would adjourn over He had
been besought and tesred BY those for whom he he'd
great respect the Heads Of Departments taef
accounts He bad promised to do 50 even II he had 30
take mall and beat down their doors, and he therefore
trusted he would be at liberty TO do 40 tomorrow.
Laughter
Mr. HaxLNs motion was agreed to.
Mr. SHIELDS introduced q resolution, which
lies over directing the Secretary Of the Senate pay
Robert Bese who just ousted as Sergeant ct Arm
his salary for the residue of the present year.
Mr. FIsH's resolution was adopted. having in
view the exclusion Of persons not entitled e the priv,
ege of the foorreat Inconvenience having resulted
from outside pressure.
The Senate. after an Executive Session, ad-
journed till Monday.
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under consideration and greatly exercised over
it. The great pressure Is in favor Of Emanuel r. Hart
Senator Douglas, among others. has made special re-
quest for his appointment He Isrt) though nominal
ly Cas- in the last canvass for the nonn,son.
really Of the untirng friends Of Douglas
So this turn about involves only fair play. AZ he
scratched the Illinois Senator the latter Is tick
ling him. Nevertheless he cannot work him into tue
New.York Nsvy Agency. am convinced from what
have very quietly observed that the psrson objections
which have been urged against Mr.. Har, will surely
prevent his appointment. The President designs do
ing bis best in the way OF dispensing the Executive
patronage in your region that il will not be possible
for any TO cay in time come ths he has not done his
best to improve the tone OF New Democratic pol
itics.
Nike Walsh is laboring msnfuTy TO bring about the
disappointment Of suydsm, John Tyler's Navy Agent.
He must fail though personally the President would
like much crafty Nike who is great fsvore at the
White House, thanks TO the substrstum OF indegen-
dence and old fashioned honesty still at the foundation
Of mis- Mixes political character, though so long an
hsbitue of what he termed the Nurseries OF De-
mocrscy," in your City.
shall not be surprised ii Isaac v. Fowler wins the
prize The fact that he is gentleman in all his habits
and assocationsis making strongly in his favor
The efforts TO induce the retenuon OF hr. LII nof
have sicnslly failed as time since wrote you
they would There is far much of the spirit OF the
age mixed in the animus of the new Government to
permit them to be influenced by the memory Of Mr.
Webster, or any other late very conservative Wing.
in the distribution of their patronage.
THEODORE KANE Esq, OF this city will be appoint
ed Navy Agent at this point He has for many years
been the chief clerk of that office. He highoned
gentleman who, though Democrat has never inter
fered in politics while holding Office. His opponents.
so far are smsllbeer politicians and small oficeseek
ers by trade who are connected with party clubs In
Washington.
have every reason to believe that the President has
pretty much made up his mind to appoint, in Cafor
MIA. - EAsroS, Surveyor Of tlM Port OF San Fran
cisco THos ]. HENLY. Naval Officer Col GIFT, CHE
taking many Register of the Land Office for the North
err District: Dorsey do for the Southern District
Col JACK HAYS, of Texas Ranger distinction, as Sur
veyor. General; and - JOHNSON, Qormerly Dspu'
ty o. s. Marshal in Mississipp) u 9. Marshal for Cali
fornia. AsMopEUs'
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L. $. sENATE-Exr.A Session.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, March II, 1852
The Senate took up Mr. CLAYros's ressla-
hos ealing for certain papers connected with the Clay
ton and Buwer Treaty, when Mr. EVERETT COMMENCED
speaking.
Mr.. EVERETT said that having had the honor
not long ago OF occupying position 10 submit cooa
muncston 20 the President which was transmitted 10
Congress in relation to this subject he thought IL might
be matter 81 public interest that some further expls
nation De made relative to the state of thin 70 In South
America and inasmuch as the Senate have special
order Ter odsy the election of certain officers il would
be an accommodation 70 him il the Senate would con
sent to take up the first resolution and pass IL tis
call Tor general Information relative b Central Amer
&c, and could be answered in hour and the reply
come here Tomorrow next day. He would then al
dress the senate The answer TO the second resolution
calling on The Secretary Of State for information rel-
tive TO the conflicting claims of Great Britain and Hon
durss would require months to prepare
Nr. MASON said the Senator had consulted
with him as 10 the proprcty Of passing the first re.ou-
non to which he lad assented but the second resos-
ton was adopted.
The fret resolution was adopted.
MIR. EVERETT moved to postpone the further
consideration Of the subject, until Aondsy next.