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FRoM AusrRALIA.-By the arrival OF the Lady Suffolk.
from Cape Good Hope have received dates from Port
Phillip TO the 18th November, which though late
those recently received by the way of South America,
bring news OF interest The captain OF the British
ship Roxbury Castle, Cape Town. reported that during
his stay Australia four vessels had left Victoria with
al 81 100000.
il certain that the soils and rocks rich with this metal
extend over many thousands OF square miles.
New diggings had been found at the Ovens river but
the average yield had not been ascerained Adventures
from all paris of the world arriving daily by hun
dTeds
There were about $50 sail of vessels in Melbourne har-
Dor, but they were thinning out daily.
1t expected that there would be considerable fall
ing off in the clips of wool this season.
At Melbourne fine flour quoted al Ei5 TO GAG
seconds f43--from the mill
Rents continued to rise enormously at Melbourne, ga
and E5 week being charged for small three-roomed
cottage.
Provisions, especially flour, and also brandy, had risen
rapidly in price, and at the dggngs quoted at exav
agant rates.
Another account says the intelligence from the gold
fields continues, the whole encouraging, though the
experience OF individual dggers at different points pre-
sents every variety Of results from rapid fortune making
TO utter desltuon Great numbers had returned penni
less and yet unceasng stream OF Adventures covered
the road from Melbourne aurerous localities. New
diggings, apparently OF yet unequaed wealth had been
opened the Ovens the last escort from which alone
brought down upward OF 10000 ounces of god,''
Boston Journal.
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any such charge Should such ssions be obtained
says tenefal Pierce, II will be through spirit OF a
erosion, bal with view 10 obvious national interests
anu security, and in entirely consistent with the
stitSlesl observance OF national faith"
Inc feaTmaton OF the Monroe doctrine by the Presi-
ueht ~ called for not less by considerations Of national
pae and interest than by determination to prevent the
spread Oh monarchica Institutions and preserve and adj
vance republican principles. the western continent
me peace OF the world is seriously threatened All Eu.
Iope may very soon be IN state OF the most dreadful
warfare Ia The contests that may ensue, il cannot be
SHOWN what designs may be sought to be carried out
wards some portions OF this continent Mexico is erum-
ping and several OF the Central and South American
Slates o1er dazzling inducements chical cupdiy
10 DC ofewarned Is 10 be forearmed Gen Pierce acts
upon ihs moo and. being himself iorewarned he
an europe that The nights, security, and repose OF this
CohIedeacy reject the idea OF interference colonization
On ms SIDE OF the by any foreign power, beyond
present Jurisdlciion as utterly inadmissible"
lhe explcltness OF the Presidents opinions upon the
compromise measures and the slavery question puts
resi- disqueiude, il any existed The correctness and
BUSINESS Of those views selfeydent to all rghthnk
ing men The spirit of fanatlcsm which al one time SO
nearly deuged the country in dscoId and civil strife, is
well nigh crushed. There is everywhere disposition,
IN seeking repose accord all sections of the coned
rights The administration will enforce in their letter and
spirit.
Tenera Perces aposlrophe 10 the Union is chase and
beautiful with the Union my best and dearest hopes
are engaged. Without it, what they individually or
collectively /" From the eminent constellation which
ooih ilunines our way and points out TO the struggling
nations Their let bat single star be lost and, il
There be not utter darkness, the use of the whole is
dmmed" How eloquent how just, how true is this!
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A JUVENILE MURDER

ROCHESTER, IN. Y,) March 10 "A boy Of about IA years
OF named Satebee, stabbed to-day in a quarrel
by boy named Gardener who il only IL years old Tue
wound was fatal, causing death in a few minutes.
MARKETS.
New York, March lip. m.--The stock market to-da v
is fner, and prices of most securities have slightly i'm
proved United States 6s 1867 l9a offered Canton sale
1906 Erie, ST. Nicaragua, 800 Morris Canal 20 Erie
Conyertibes of 1871 93a Harlem, 6sa Norwich and
Worcester, 504 Stonington, So Cumberland Coal 49I
Carey Improvement sales. The money market is ca
sier Exchange on London, 81 81 premium. The -four
market is lightly mer Sales of 1000 barrels 81 rs
81 81 southern, SIS s. Is Corn meal and rye -four
unchanged. Wheat quet-prces unchanged. Sales OF
III 900 bushels 81 62 cents for white, and 60
cents for yellow. OATS As 40 Rye SOC cents. Pro
visions unchanged. Cotton quiet-no change in prices
Whiskey. 22t 23a cents.
BALTIMORE, March lip m.
President Pierce arrived in city last night, and put
al the Eutaw House, where Mrs. Pierce still remains
number OF his friends called pay their respects
We have but little news to-day worthy Of note.
Business is steady but actvesaes OF 100 bbls CITY
Mills flour S. and 400 bbls. Howard 81 rs PEI
bb. Rye flour and corn meal unchanged. Sales OF rec
wheat l07 ITO cents, and white Ia l9 Oats
3s a Al cents Rye, rs 50 cents. White corn So a s.
cents yellow, So a 81 cents Cloverseed, 81 81 25.
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LMr-wArKs FOR HEss.-During the last season Mr.
Jos Wilcox, OF this town, having occasion to admins
ter lime. 10 sick horse, inadvertently left pail
Of the preparation in his barn, which remained there for
some months, serving favore drink for his hens
He soon afterwards found that the laying OF his hens
was apparently increased to considerable extent Being
convinced Of the importance OF the Ito hm) new dis.
covey he has during the present kept his hens
constantly supplied with lime.waer, placed in iroughs
within their convenient access, and the result an
increase in eggs Of nearly four-fod compared with
previous experience He is willing TO share the benefits
OF the experiment with his neghbos, II they choose to
try il and hence this publication. The newness OF the
discovery Though il may not now be to alb IL
claimed only as applicable to the mode Of imparng the
lime in ,h. case s in another form, for the same
purpose, having been previously understood by many.
tWavns Senti~sf
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OBITUARY..

this life, this city, the llth instant O'Clock
m long affection pulmonary consump
which she bore with Christian resignation win
ELIZABETH y. MADDOX Of the late VIZ. Ma
formerly Of Charles county, Maryland, but for many years
of this city She kind and aeconate devoted
children and sincere friend and beloved
her. May she in peace.
Her friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
her funeral Sunday afternoon hapast O'Clock
late residence Of ID and SOUTH
the Eastern Branch.
baltimore Sun will please copy.l
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Ne,e and Great Attraction

BREWERS Grand Moving Mirror tho Glance the wod'
- Washington only few days longer.
For atacveness and beauty reieTense
made among numbers delighted
during exhibitions in this place.
Exhibitions every O'Clock, and Wed
Saturday half three O'Clock.
Admission 25
Tickets bookstores, hotels and at the hall
March 2-du
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that If they have added 70, they have at least not
been obliged subtract from, their private resources
s. From estimates which have caused 10 be MADE
am satisfied that lots could be bought and eight subs'an-
ta plain and houses erected, furnished and hed
up for occupation Tor the Of s3OOOoO And as the
near approach OF the Of own Official term relieves
me from all suspicion Of being influenced by personal OF
party considerations presenting the subject 10 your no
H. Tearne.y recommend Il 10 your favorable regard.
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MURDER or rwo FgMALEs.

PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-Two females, aged about
twenty-five TO thirty, known found dead
this morning their place OF residence, Of 7h and
Federal streets They stabbed in several places.
leaving no doubt that they We're murdered
[sEcoND DESPATCH
The women murdered sisters. One OF them, named
Lynch, gave birth 10 twins few weeks ago The other
married and has husband in California and
OF her death enceats
woman named Mrs. Lynch. and another person, name
not known, arrested this morning suspicion ol
having committed the murder. The affair caused UGH
excitement.
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Tor SALE. Residence ON tho Heights Sf George
handsome with the grounds and out buildings
belonging ceobounded three sides by High Frederick and
bodered said by forest
three Of which 5A by @
feet besides bathroom and oreroom Also, piaza, with
glazed Windows breadth Of the building and
welconsrucsd cissrn at the kitchen
door well Of the water which introduced into
and stable yard.
The buiding Of stable with hre. stalls. carriage
house hayod and coal yard and
The grounds ornamened with well
gravel edged with boz plant variety Of shrubs. plants
forest There young orchard Of plum sppe
spcot lot enclosed
isne leading o II from the stable yard.
property enclosed with fence Of tn.
ter,sl, and . we'll set hsdge Of thorn.
The appropriately furnished
hiss been but ue used be purchased with property Ar
ply a Office Of this paper -
This property disposed Of sale b. offered n,
sale the premises O'clock TUESDAY the 5 Of
April
Mar l2--diwAeodts
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DIoGRAPHA LICERARIA, OR BIOGRAPHICAL
sketches Literary Life and Opinions volumes thick,
I2nlot by s. +. Coleridgs. 81 So
The work, large paper, svo., "
The Gentle Shepherd-A Pastoral tomcdytfe OF Allan Ram
say the suihor &c. limo, 81.
Physical Theory Of Another Life by Isaac Iayor l2o 81 rs
81 by Taylor, limo, rs
and Marims by Due dc Ia Roche
GRAY h BALLANTYNR,
Mare Seventh street
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Or Empire Club-Ata meeting Of the Empire Club, al,
headquarters, Empire House Cay street, following
unanimously adopted
Resoired cordially rendered the
Washington city generally for kind hosptab
which received
witness the Inauguration Of President Pierce
particularly ladies' whose smiles
welcomed and eheered city
Of the inaugural
departure for homes Col NJ
cuay indebted for his kindness procuring and meet
upon into the city Of magnificent
Campbell Snyder worthy attentive ho. for
unng and kindness during stay are .pe
ciay indebted, and will the kindest
emotions.
Hon. Edward Hammond, Of the district
invitation
although his invitation did attend our
rendered. To ID.
kind attention. thank. due Aso
special marshal during line Of procession
uptirng behalf thanks specially
remember him Col j. NJ Turner and Lambert
W. Bets, Of the Baltimore Demo
cratic Kindness In allowing right
procession will please thanks To
Rand and voand for
we are indebted And last though least Mr.
Mitchell and handsome appear
sooe his and for his kind attention.
cannot express only
elow-c,aens gentleman, the prince Of drivers
fellow.
ny order VIM HAYS, President
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sale To-Day.
BY GREEN Il SCOTT. Au,

BY GREEN Il SCOTT, Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III Saturday, shall sell 10 O'Clock,
store excellent Of furniture
paIlor set consisting Of
2lounge sofa, marble top centre table, chairs
and rocking chair
fancy painted cottage chamber sets
hair IN atuepses pillows, and holsters
carpets three ply, large lot OF oil cloth
China, glass; and crockery war, toilet sets
stoves among which is line cooking stove and appa
With many articles which'we deem
furniture nearly and of
quality and will be sold 10 the highest bidder for cash
GREEN X SCOTT,
Mar Auctonoen
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NEW GOODS, Spring ss,ks.-CLAcETT, NEWTON,
IN MAY, co. have pleasure inform
pon and vicinity that they in receipt Of choice
Plaid and striped silks
Printed Bsyadere robes
Chaley,, plain collars, poulr do sole
many goods which they respectfully invite e
stcpuon.
Tar i9-6uf
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675,OOO bags.
$4,000 bags.

Total supply which can be
pected from the present crop $4,000 bags.
This estimate is believed 10 be rather over than under
the actual quantity left in the country many OF
the smaller planters have less than half and some no
part OF their crops on hand.
Ii will hence be perceived that il Europe takes half
the quantity vet left Brazil there will remain for the
supply OF this country, may say for five months but
3720O0 bags or monthly supply OF only 1880 bags
This taken ia connexion with the anticipated material
falling OF in the crop OF Brazil, and the small spring
sales OF the Dutch company 900 bags certainly fur
nishes good ground for confidence in the article, and
some Improvement may reasc 1aby be expected.
Messrs Laemant x Mae Jregor, IN their produce cir
cuar dated al Rio Janero, 18th January, say; Owing
IN The favorable state OF The weather since the middle OF
November I'LL the end OF the year, the receipts have been
abundant Ii is now, however, PROBABLE that shall
erperienre sensible dminuton, the more particularly
should planters as is reported, withhold supplies until
later in the season. in view OF the expected deficiency IN
the coming CROP regarding which The accounts continue
10 be discouraging
same date says Arrivals (of cofeel since the lst inst
have been more limited than during the past month The
stock al market generally OF ordinary quality and per-
sons recently from the interior confirm the report OF
sensible deficiency in the future crop"
An extract from a letter from The coffee region pub
sbed BY the Couto Ueroasfu OF RIO de Janero OF the
10th OF January contains this passage:
the general opinion that the crop OF coffee this
wear will be extremely small add 10 this the fabulous
with which the unfortunate muleeers roads have
10 contend and Judge of the future which awaits our
greatest source OF revenues"
Toe Correio Meroanh OF the 18th OF January publishes
hst OF the coffee shipments by some OF the principal
houses at Rio de Janeiro, as follows
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nY- Fifth Presbyterian Church, O 5th and
G. Caroher pastor preac morrow
(sabbarb,) ut IL O'Clock, a m, and ~, p.
Mar
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THE GREAT FAIR

OF THE METROPOLITAN MECHANICS INSTITUTE
Is the Patent Once from 10, m, TO- m
The band will perform O'Clock D. m. and
from 7 10 10 O'Clock, p. m, daily
The machinery 5 O'Clock o % m,
Tickets IS children under l2 years.
parents guardians,) IAN cents. "
lar --dt Mari
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the continuance of tho United States Land Of
fee at Ntpcennes, Indiana


that
quantity public land remaining sny sha he
.hs be the duty q the Secretary Of The Treasury
land Office for such district
remain upsold the Of the
shall be subject
ORC have
been discontinued OF which the secre. Of the Treasury
notice ~ and inasoh N, duty
voi-ed the Secrry Of the Interior Nv esabsh IN,
Homs Department. approved "a March, 1919
Notice accordingly hereby
has directed thai the land office
Indiana discontinued, the lands
Jefersonviie,
Lands unsod and
10 private within the limits Of
be subject oce
date OF the Of this
and the land officers Jacksonville viii public
day on which ey vii 80 prepared 70 Teeees applications
Of any such lands AZ thsir Office.
John WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Oascc
Feb s-3sv6w
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Dr. Allison has said that there is hardly an instance
Of regularly employed 10 hewing stones 10 Edin.
burgh living free from phthisics symptoms TO the age
OF hfy. By way OF prevention, it is recommended to
work the stone dam and venlilate the work sheds
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LATER FROM THE RIO snAspE AND MEXICO.

New ORLEANS March S.-Brownsville dates the 2Oth
utimo have bee received. Carvaja had abandoned his
plan, and his followers had disbanaed.
Dates IRON the city OF Mexico the 18th ult Gen
Uraga had written santa Anna asking him return
accordance with the plan of and assuring him
OF his constitutional election TO the presidency.
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Works of Jefferson

II is stated that Messrs. Taylor Maury, OF Washing
ton city, have in press edition OF the complete works
Of Thomas Jefferson.
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JUST PUBLISHED ,

For sale ~ Fanok Taylor and Taylor Ma,ry.
DoRTRAITs Of Eminent Americans living with biogsph-
memoirs Of their lives by on
Livingston, Of New York bar in volumes.
Price, plain cloth, SO cloth full gilt s.
Mar l-dl0ts
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CATAsrRoPHr AT UTIcA.-The greenhouse OF the asy-
luu which had been enlarged and enriched with several
thousand pants, burnt TO the ground on the
18th OF February and all IFS beautiful plants ruined
The FIRE originated from the furnace
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Central Academy.
Conner Of y and 10Th streets.
Rev. James Nourse,
Rev. Jacob w wnsns Principals
Marcus ID. Wells Assistant
Mon. II. Rsouit, Professor OF Modern Iansuaees.
Circulars At r rsrnh.rs, Taylor A.uy, snd Gray Bal
'anynes bookAAnsa- D~c la-sodf
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G1- The Rev r. w Cnshman will conclude his adj
dress men Sunday evening, at II O'Clock the
Church. IL earnestly hoped
this viii attend. that viii be will
great advantage 10 them
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~ M-soptc-A regular OF National Lodge No. ~,
held Mt Masonic Hail. o. and oth Streets this sat
urdayl evening, At o'clock.
" earnestly desired that members punctual their
attendance final adoption Of the revised
constitution.
Ry order Of the r. w. ",
MmI9 8. BULow ERWIN, s.or.,.ry.
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EIRsT time In Warrington Iron Hall, Pcnnsylva-
mia avenue,
THE ORIGINAL VOYAGE DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI

Painted by r. Smith, This work Of art has
exhibited this the Of Philadelphia
Europe
admng thousands having received highest
appreciation the best artists and
Judges This splendid specimen of American accurately
and
Mississippi valley from the Falls Of ST. Anthony to the
Gulf of Mexico
Admission ladies 81 Children IS
Exhibition and Wednesday and
lay afternoons an Doors open hour previous.
Mar l0--du
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SIeSALs-The lamps used on railroads in England are
Of three coors-red to sgnify danger green denote
caution and white to indicate safety Applied 10
in motion, white implies that full speed may be attained ;
green, proceed slowly red, stop.
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SoS-ARRIvAL Or rHE AFRICA

RoN-ARRIyAL or TIKI AFRICA
NEw YoRK, March ll.-2. p. m.-There are no udinss
YET OF the Africa due with three days later advances
the report OF her coming up the bay being incorrect
bay mistaken for her in the distance and
through the fog.
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THIs Is 90 give notice that tho smbscrsbev hath h
tanned from the orphans Washington county, the
OF Columbia
personal estate Of Daniel Renner county
ceased Al having assrss
hereby warned 70 exhibit the vouchers Thereof
70 the subscriber before Angus,
they otherwise by benefit OF he .ai5
' = 80 -"''
Given under my hand this 2st day February, Issa 4V
MARY n. RRkNER,
~. "a $3.50. Adminisuaur, n. n. N
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LINES or MRS. CAS-.

DRIaoIr March lO.-General Cass arrived at home
day, and has found his estimable lady extremely ill., the
being hope entertained of her recovery.
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From the Baltimore American.
Brazil Coffee Trade.

We have collected from reliable sources items OF
information in relation 10 the important article OF coffee
which will not be without interest 10 our readers.
well-iniomed gentleman OF Rio de Janero furnishes
under date OF the 18th ofJanuary the following estimate
with regard to The crop now ia process OF shipment
Bags.
Exports from LIST August to 3ls December, 1852 52
DO. from LIST to 18th January, 1883 los 7U7
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PHILADELPHIA, March lip. m,-The Bank oil North
America, at Seymore. Eastern Bank, West Kilngsly
Woodbury. Bank, all Of Connecticut have failed.
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A RARE Chance . prtns~rs-An interest in leading
democratic journal capital OF one Of States
soid practical further
particulars inquire Of the clerk Of the Union Office
MAJ i2-d3t
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Stock at Rio on 18th January
Crop OF lowlaud, 10000 bags.
" ofhighland, / $3.50, 900 bags.
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The ship Ataanta, ashore Romer shoals owned by
Mr. Monlell, Of Baltimore, and insured in New York She
has feet water in her hold She has very val
liable cargo Of and silks which, il is feared, will be
wholly lost.
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Tue INDUSTRIAL RESOURCES Of the Southern
and Western agriculture, manufactures
free labor, institutions, history
statistics, &C, by De Bow. Just completed three
large octave volumes. Price SO. - - -
Mat FRANCK TAYLOR.
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kEw YoRK, March 1.-THE ship ATLANTA, OF Baltimore
from Canton for New York, ashore last mig Ro
shoals. Assistance has been TO her.
The boaiswain OF clipper ship, outward bound,
found murdered at the wharf this morning -Four Of the
crow have been arrested on suspicion.
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A MEXICAN YEAR BOOK OF FACTS, or Annual OF
"A Scientific Discovery for 1853.
Hand book Geography being Eazeueer OF the world edited
Mar . FRANCR TAYLOR
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Total crop l.SOO,0O1 bags.

The crop OF OF lowland is all
disposed cf.
or the highland crop one.hali
/. is believed 10 be left in the
county, VIZ
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RopNHI " HAsLrTT, tS..r,,,rs.
Gro. w. CLIcxsrR,
WV Burs,, Treasurer and Marshal.
ar Il--its
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A TEACHEN, who produce the most unques
uonable testimonials OF competence
Address d. D. Post Office, Washington, c.
Mar l2-das
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Msr Id

An ADDRESS delivered before the New York His
"A Society, February, a. 1854 by Daniel Webster
Mar l2 rhANCh IAfLOR
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OST-On avenue,
Ia tted Ola Er,pticac, by Clddon. liberal reward will
finder II left nj this Office IL much
only author and is greatly desired
l2-dI q. y. JOHNSON.
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BY furnishing the heads OF department and Vice Pfcsi.
dent with houses, their present salaries will be adequate
iof their support They will be freed from the cares and
cost Of huing up an establishment Tor temporary
ue, and be enabled devote their whole time 10 the du
ties Of their Offices They will be placed in condition Of
comparative Independence, by being relieved from the
prospect of heavy sacrifice by the sale OF their eaec.
upon the termination Of their official with the
The heads OF department, instead OF being
scattered the city will be brought each other
and to the President, and be enabled confer together
without Inconvenience And the close Of their erms
they will leave the Of government with the