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TnE LICENSED OrIClRs or THE CENTRAL AAEniCA Mr..
George Ashby late chief engineer of the steamer Cen
trail America has sent us a report OF McSrs. John NJ
Weeks and Henry B. Renwick, United States local IN
sectors of the port of New York. by which 1t appears
that the said inspectors exonerae the licensed officers OF
the Central America from all blame and further state
that there Is no doubt in their minds that Chief Engineer
Ashby was either ordered in the boat had volunteered
to take charge of her. and his offer WAS acePtei, and
that he did his duty Mr. Ashhy has received his cerh
cate from the inspectors and is qualified to resume
the practice Of his profession.
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Nicholas Longworth, the Cincinnati miNsonaire best
known for his navc-Ameriean Wines cclchated the h
itieh anniversary Of his marriage Christmas by
splendid golden wedding, al which every pon who Of
iciaed ut his marriage present save one The family
pastor pronounced appropriate prayer and the ring OF
the Golden wedding was placed upon the hand OF the
bride by the great -erandchd of the loving pair.
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THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.

s THE NOkVH AMAklCAN REVIEW.
No CLKYYIH for Jasaary 1863,
Article /. The Public Econoany III Athens.
H. The Profession IL Scho0lMaster
M Reformutory l,nti1tioua al Homo, and Abro
.ief ,t w Venice fss sA sE
v. lfciapd, rsst and Present.
VI Anato0,cal Arr kilecire.
VII The Financial frtsh. He
,a Nfli Jcrusaicln. sEs3 tt5,
TX Contemporary French Literature
X loves History VI IhiIosophy.
NJ Crtical Notices
XII New Publications. ,
The publishers would this Review 20 The attention wv
public work whtsh dating almost from the on
county p~ays Sustained rs s
rstutntios wherever language Il bne~a .
what liar Ehuasseik and udHn t,eses arr
Creai nian. a,a Utb is l. M EuEQe md Ans1
Nearly all the great author II coany We're Ar hsn
The publ through ihis hvsrw Webster Eerrt sarAS i
Bancroft with S ter Hotsd suea, VI whom ont me
proud have bes ts toattibasors nnd ~ page ~
10 HE bcrfta as- ea
The sisw pubsIsed quarterly sn na1'
FRANCk BAYLOR
Jan0 Agent fpr Nc boston Publisher
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Eclectic Msxsxiss Tor 1883.

TIME January number is published, this week
r. DonDer alone s"be'ssi ws u brsa'u"'y ens'a, 50
portraits ~ sursses all its antecetr hs content.
r' a varied % he sresn anassses and d. I - :
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received sens'mea ~eI known ia the literary
world:
ssF~sm Eese. n'.s win mach jaagme1l aSa
good whole q B'pst periodical literature "a
puboaon Of The Kind within my kn"s"ise anoas so rh "'
" '''' '''''s ~ LEONARD BACON
Nrv Hnss, Ju,y 4, 1857
y.o~ RE- Dy. HsmlA,ey.
Ibs,e long been rea.er aud adcr c
with periodical so rich IN The a'y and va
% H. s i,r,as ans ,s,r,oIve lm,y reading Is il ought "a
oonesine io ~ide u which the editor a,a' himself
his seleeton-. 1 wish 1t a wide eiscan.au ,,.,
pnsmD, o, ,tober g. 1857
From Professor shs1a.a, Of Ba"sor
regard very valuable work Of sta ID
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BANGOR August II, 1857.
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the readers eby slight
The ''cream' Of IA variety ot popular work --e
The Eclectic tho first every Each nuba
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Twelve n,nbers three volumes With tales ami indexes
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Thomas JgrrgnsoN's FATHERS STRENGTH Peter Jefer-
is described by Mr.. Randall as IN man OF gigantic
stature plain and avcrse 10 display he was grave, ta
cun slow to make, and not over prompt to accept ad
vances. He was of those calmly and almost sterny
self frelying men who lean on none-who desire help
from And he certainly had both muscles and mind
which could be trusted He could simultaneously 'head
up ase from their sides to upright position) two
hogaheads o tobacco weighing nearly Thousand po,'if
apiece He once directed three able bodied slaves to
pull down anous shed by means OF rope, After they
had again and again made the effort he babe them stand
aside seized the rope, and dragged down the structure in
an instant Traditions have come down sf his contnu-
ing his lines as surveyor through savage wiidemcsscs
after his assistants had given out from famine and ia
tiguc sulsisiing the flesh Of game, and even Of
his carrying mules, when other food failed
The Washington union., 1858-02-20

Sror On rHR Sun. "A correspondent OF tho Charleston
Courier says
large spot has recently made its appearance on the
surface OF the sun Its SIZE and the rityof its form
ation render it remarkable During the of obser
vatios saturday, The 18th. nothing like it was
and Monday the l4h it large enough to be seen
by the unasssted protected Of course by colore
screen 1t is 10000 miles in diameter, Of rrther tran
guiar figure along the borders Of the penumbra within
which four or FIVE large nnbl and several smaller
ones in the form OF dots and lines The diameter of
the spot being fire times that Of the earth its surface
must be more than times the whole surface Of the
earth or ,,s times greater ta. tie habitbA portion Of
The globe. As the spot Is near the western edge Of the
SUM- il will be visible only three four days longer the
rotation of the carrying it out of yiew not to be
again until about the year, il it remain permanent 50
long.
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SnoRT SPEECHES. In the English House Of Commons
they will not hear man speak ut length who is moi
known beforehand to have something To say They cheer
him down, cough him down. laugh him down. clap him
down stamp him down. go down themselves to din
ncr Long speeches aboinnation. So remarks the
Philadelphia Ledger it will become at Washington.
few of the really great will make Just many really
great speeches But the business Of the country
is rapidly coming to be transacted by sharp, short
pointed debating speeches. with the quick witted etort
than prosaic orations
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has hand aud selling on AT reduced
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ladies' gaters misses old style Shoes 25 to so con
leather calf boots and Congress CATERS
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boys and youths the reduced price Of y
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ON the petition of Sill ~ ) pm
a.saei'.sei.., praying ss i,s s,os sts nveA
oriar a.i al .olmr eIo,h f,r ssvee sesf slsy Msg
pa,s,t which place W. sh yls, sfa Eas pg.,
is ordered that tho said rrtt.n n, ai,l tsek
Aoaday, the lot day of March a.
notified 10 Rtp~ar and shos.
ps,i,ia oueAi not 1. be gsanled. ara;
Persons opposing the Arc rssfss
Oisc icr objections, specially So Dslh Ia Wa
days beforu tbs dag II hcArisg all L. lin.stg nlea
be the said hearing aast iy tskca
With the rules u the Office, which will be tsed Az
Iis ssnoa, n the viii hv closed he 18th u tess
dct~tii,s, aud ether papers relied upon smony mus 4
died the beitD the mogning arxum.s
IL any, within DAYS thereafter 's3g
Ordered, also. that ti. pubishei ts
ssnse,ni Ev.ias star wa~lngton, Argus lieIram NM
News Nuw York tus ts-toa aud Inquirer, Cnciana %
three weeks
| the day II hearing, ks~& sses1
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| elt Commissioner o ratui,
EDITORS oi the above papers win please copy la,
bills to the Patent Oaec with contsining this notice
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STRENa1n OF MErAL=sIn experiments made for
testing the comparative strength Of plain and corrugated
metal the superiority Of the latter was significantly do!
cstraed Two pieces of copper, of equal surface and
thickness formed into arches Of aboit fifteen inches
in length the having fiat surface, and the other
two corrugated arches. The arch with the flat surface
gave way under the weight of few pounds while the
corrugated arH witlnstood the weight Of two who
violently suged upon it without making the least im-
preston. In another experiment, made upon large
scale and under equal conditions, the plain arch gave
way with three thousand hundred and twenty six
pounds Of pig iron upon ts crown while the corrugated
arch bore the weight Of sixteen thousand nine hundred
and ninety four pounds Of the metal for forty eight
hours without The least perceptibe detection This
afterwards increased to twentyscven thousand pounds
which also remained ortycght hours with visible de-
Election.
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SHIPMENTS GoID FuoM CALIfoRNIAe-1he following
Is comparative statement of the shipments of treasure
from California for eleven months Of 1856 and 1857
1856 steamers and saiiing vessels $40 CAT fl6 Sc
1857 ---7 44,3i2SS9 ~
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I ONGFELLOW'S $ POETICAL WORKS London
copy with 100 designs by Gilbert pxicl, others finely
rennyson ocn London copy numcrou illustrated finely
loms Affections selected from the by Charles Nackay
small qpnrto 1855 finely bound
yants Poems; small II finely end.
Z Iaia Rookh small q,rarto, finely Illustrated
acebrtge Hall small quar'o, enaravings ami aney
bound I
editions OF other Engsh aandsd authors
poetry prose beautifully illustrated thers richly
may bookstore undersigned
ported BY himself direct from london FRANCK eAYIoR.
+.
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Falling off in 1867.

Falling off in ls57-------------- 1884 227 0s
The shipments during December, 1885, were "a ,494,
Isl "a showing that export of S6,S29,3 379 02 for
the current month necessary to equal the total exports
Of 1856.
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FINIIE SONGS OF SCOTLAND; with the engraved
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u AW DOOKS-Pierce on American Railroad Law
IL vo 1851 TyV ef-F
VOORHEES, Now York Code fifth revised edition 1857.
Abhotts Practice Reports New York Vols T.
Smiths Reports New York Common Plens. vols
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Reeve IN Relations l vol
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Gonjs Pleading ] v0l
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No. 5s2.l
BY the Pre- si<tent or the UMited States.


TN pursuance of law i, JAMES BUCHANAN /
President Of the uni.ed States ercs do hereby o0s
and make known that ahi sales viii be hold Al the nndnc
land Offices in the state OF AAnAsA Al the e~is hereinafter
mated. t. vii
Al the aud cree at Elaa commencing Monday The aN
day III April next, for the Disposal q ,s pabIc Lands situated sn
the fellow ne named town-hii~ VII
NofA y. as Lase ias 4es " h- 1aaAa.ss aeidan
Fractional nshp ranges 10, H. Il 49, a. is t
fractional township ranges 10, TO- 20 2 o. 2s mud $
Fracsianl sections 2s 70, "a as ami 80 Of fractional 'owuhs
arrange 20.
Fractional as the half IS
fractional township =, a raase 2s
pur,sres Viii he excluded nom rae
Tie Offering f The above lands Win be- commenced the day
nn, tho ~oc shall have been offered aud tho saa Las ,loss
the sale shall moi tr kept os 'osr than no r nn NO
o,ry o the lands VIII be admitted until after The
the weeks.
day sember thousand clst hundred
JAMEs BUCHANAN
By the President
Tuos. a. iiksbmcKs
NOTICE TO FIRE. EMITtoN CAIMiNT
Ysery person cnsits 70 the right II o Tie u
wll.n ,~ri.ss s townships abovo n
receiver The land vics AT Eiba ad make lsiy@ea nss ~
IuhK tho huls embracing I
eai,'ad oi'ierwhe .,4h cia'" WI b. forfeited y
fli,N. 4. litNiIuCks Il
Commissioner 81 The General Land utncd
Jaa 6-e1awlaw [iM&staIl
mo. 5S9.l
&gs Notice
OrMe Rs,sgra efAe Laad G0x from DuyoAN b MAcsH,cN
MICHIGAN
TN accordance with the provisions Of The act
Congress entitled san act authorizing changes the Salbaf
Land approved March 81 1855 hereby declared ri
mad. Known that tho cc hr the air OF llls Lands Al NrS
the sta,e % Michigan viii he eoved 10 the LIZ ol MAfs,r
sa,ty I~siAt ~ practicable
Further .hce 10 the rrscte time o r.neya viii be laa
tlie rc.i ifrr aud frreiver tn tint shd district.
t:yee anr hand, lie e,t5 Washington, this "a dag
hsvml,er A. u. 1857.
by order % tbs ifIeSiasDt
TfIOs A. HENDRICKS,
Cun.miS.soncr of tho General Land stsr.
Dee tia~Sw int J 4 star.l
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As-in all the ps5ssEt iNcst
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ionI . necessary b-sslits rrst
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and agents % The its, spll W. isi ~ 81 5+s
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Notice.

t Notice.
II AND WARRANT No. ", ,159 for leo acres, IS
Of Thomas Richardson, dsset 18th Inrnbf
1852 by him assigned hse csn ost This Warrant s
mailed b., L. Sharp Glcuwooi ab5t 'hs ""
Dec.mber 1856 and has not been ky recsvcd
has been Al nj ttc Geers land Ot~ IN arrest inc
patent Of the atra'ion VIII be m'
by tho Pension b the of dupucao wa rs
THOMAS X StTth
WAsiuSsroS, Dec. -, iss7.
Dec 13--1aw8w
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OnioiN or .cpp FELLOWS II has been supposed by
many that the origin Of the society Of Odd Fellows,
rather the organization of that association of
parttively modern date. They will he somewhat
prised however, says the Cincinnati Times, 'to learn
that its origin dates far back the time of Nero and
established by the Roman soldiers in the year 50.
AT that time they called Fellow Citizens. The
present given them by Titus Cesar, twenty
four years afterwards, and they called from the
singular character OF their meetings. and from their
knowing each other by night day by Of mystical
signs and language At the time he presented them
with dispensaon engraved plate of gold bearing
different embcms Of mortality In the fifth century the
order established in the Spanish dominions, and in
Portugal in the sixth century. 1t did not reach France
and England until the eleventh century II was then
established in the latter country by John Dc Neville who,
assisted by five knights from France, formed grand
lodge in London This ancient fraternity has now its
lodges in ever, quarter Of the globe and, by its useful
and benevolent character, commands the respect and
countenance Of all who acquainted with its nature and
purposes Those upon whose information reliance may
be placed give credit to Baltimore for first introducing
Odd Fellowship into the United States and to Grand Sire
Thomas Wildey still living among us, observes the Balt
more Patriot, belongs the honor
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mo- 590]
Notice. Of the Removal Of the Land 0fnCe from
Minnea polls to Forest City, In the Terrioryo Of
Minnesota.
IN accordance with the provisions Of the act Of
J. Congress entitled anhnrzlg chaeca in the cea'Aa o.
laut Offices approved March Si iS53 v bcrcby declared and mn
known @ tIa onc fr tla sale Of tc public lands at Mska"
the Territory o Mnhcota viii bo removed 10 toRt CRY IN s"a
lerritory, al as EARLY fr,iod aslsat;cdLS
Further notice 10 the rrccie time OF removal will be sdca
tho register and receive or le land di-trict.
Given under hand, Ut Me hy q Washington this 9Th d,
IEceinrer, A. H. 1857.
BY ofler oI The President;
TllOS A. HfNpRNks
Commissioner Of the General Land CAfe
bee l0-lsw6w (tntei and Star
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nHARLEs MACKAY.-lsongs for Music; by Charlie

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Under Green Leaves; by Charles Mackay 20 cents.
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LNINE EDITIONS, in fine bindings Of Gibbon,
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