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STRENGTH OF MEraI.In some experiments made for
testing the comparative strength of plain and corrugated
metal the superiority of the latter significantly de-
mcsated Two pieces of copper, Of equal surface and
thickness formed into arches Of about fifteen inches
in length the having fat surface, and the other
two corrugated arches The arch with the fiat surface
gave way under the weight of few pounds, while the
corrugated arch withstood the weight of two who
violently surgcd upon it without making the least inn
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 its crown while the corrugated
arch bore the weight Of sixteen thousand nine hundred
and ninety your pounds of the metal for weight
hours without the least pcrccptibe detection This was
afterwards increased to twentysevcn thousand pounds
which also remained orty-eght hours with visible dc.
Election.
The Washington union., 1858-03-13

SHORT SPEECHES ~ In the English House Of Commons
they will not hear speak Mt length who is not
known beforehand to have something to say. They cheer
him down, cough him down. laugh him down, clap him
down stamp him down, 60 down themselves to din
Long speeches abominaton. So, remarks the
Philadelphia Ledger it will become ut Washington A
few of the really great will make just many really
great speeches But the business of the country
rapidly coming to be transacted by sharp, short,
pointed debating speeches with the quick retort
than prosaic orations
The Washington union., 1858-03-13

SPOT r,E SuN--A correspondent OF tie Charleston
Courier says
large spot has recently made its appearance the
surface Of the sun Its size and the rapdity OF its form
alton, render it remarkable During the of obser
yaons Saturday the 18th, nothing like it was seen
and on Monday the l4t it large enough to be seen
by the unasssted eye protected Of course by colored
screen. 1t is 10000 miles in diameter, OF rather tran
guar figure along the borders Of the penumbra, within
which four five large nnbli and several smaller
ones in the form of dots and lines The diameter OF
the spot being ,s times that Of the earth its surface
earth ~ times greater than the habitable portion of
the globe As the spot is the western edge of the
sun, it will be visible only three four days longer, the
rotation of the carrying II out OF view, not to be seen
again until about the year. ii it remain permanent 50
long. rtr
The Washington union., 1858-03-13

TIig LICENSED OFFICERS THE CENTRAL AMERicA.--Alr
George f. Ashby late chief engineer of the steamer Cen
trail America has sent report of Mcssrs John NJ.
Weeks and Henry Renwick, United States local in
spectos of the port of New York. by which it 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
Asby was either ordered in the boat had volunteered
to take charge of her and his offer accepted and
that he did his duty Mr. Ashby has received his cerf-
cate the inspectors, and is now qualified to resume
the practice of his profession.
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THOMAS JErFEi,soN's FATHERS STRrNGTu.Peter Jefer-
son is described by Mr.. Randall as ga man of gigantic
sature-pain and to display-he grave, ta-
ctun slow to make, and not over prompt to accept adj
He of those calmly and almost stelnly
selfrelying men, who lean on nonc-who desire help
from And he certainly had both muscles and mind
which could be trusted He could simultaneously head
up (rase from their sides to upright poston) two
hossheads of tobacco weighing nearly Thousand pounds
apiece He directed three able-bodied slaves to
pull down runous 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 tho structure in
an instant Traditions have come down of his continn-
ing his lines surveyor through savage wderncsses
after his assistants had given out FROM famine and a
tgue subsisting the flesh of game, and of
his carrying mules, when other food failed =
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Nicholas Iongworb the Cincinnati millionaire, best
kpoyp for his native American Wines celebrated the M
teth anniversary his marriage Christmas eve by
splendid golden wedding at Which every person who of
fciated at his marriage present save one The family
pastor pronounced appropriae prayer and the ring OF
the golden wedding WIS placed upon the hand OF the
bride by the great .grandchild Of the loving pair
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EcIectio magazine for 1855.

TIME January number is published this week.
punber alone ensei-hod with IA beautifully eners we'd
rrr r aei varied f ,ha toresa qaars and roaaes IA
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Eclectic with much Judgment and
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publication the mind within knoSeds asts r,oh supply
>. = iIOSARp BAooS
Srw HAus, July l. 1857
From Rec Dr. Ram,Arsy. m
have long been reader aud sdrrr Of The Eeec Magazine
with periodical rich In tho ability and
cy orits monthly articles all IA colen
DO considering the wide Of which the editor vss himself In
his selections: wish IL a vide circulation
prrrsr,sD, october ., 1857. asaI
!. Ibsn fsos. Professor sAauyJ, ef B~seor tatf
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From. the NepY Fork Tribw~
The contents periodical conns,o exhibit the Uni
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tho Icream" Of a variety Of popular works.
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x0RRPARATlONS FOR CHRISTMAS -ravlo, e.
Nbury announce the completion OF arrangement. for n,
apvrosohaG Their stock includes e nsT
niAc"ny illustrated standard and other
s binsngs Unprecedented variety Of English
nile hecks choice of m IN,
albums portfolios writing ea a.
Co which they respectfully Invite attention ~
yfs tt. TAYLOR a MAURYfS
Dec % Bookstore, 9th street
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ORIGIN ODD FEl0ws-H has been supposed by
many that the origin of the society of Odd Fellows,
rather the organization OF that association of
paratively modern date. They will be 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 So
At that time they Were called Fellow Citizens. The
present given them by Titus Caesar, 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 same time Represented them
with dispensaon, engraved plate Of gold, bearing
different embems of mortality. In the fifth century the
order established in the Spanish doinons, and in
Portugal in the sixth century 1t did not reach France
and England until the eleventh century. Ii then
established in the latter country by ohrDe Neville Who
assisted by five knights from France, formed grand
lodge in London This ancient fraternity has now its
lodges in every 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. These upon whose information reliance may
be placed give credit to BALTIMORE for first introducing
odd Fellowship into tho United States and to Grand Sire
Thomas Widely still living among us observes the Bat
more Patriot, belongs the honor
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United states Patent once,

.AN the petition of Silas G.. Durgin. OF Hoyoke
praying him
March, c4s for an Improvement IN naiDe
urng folding ooh, for from the expiration
patent which ,iare 9th day Of March 1853
be heard
March. AT IL O'Clock, saF.
aptear said
petition ought be graded
opposing required TO he alsn,
otccons specially Iorth writing, twenty
days hearing tmoay ned by cslsr party
be hearing taken and transmitted
with rules of the oc which viii he furnished appoa
e@ Flt'' - ttf ateh
The 6,tnouy On February
dcIp,ion other papers relied testimony
eire the morning that day the
any, within en- thereafter. ffa ~ Z Afaet
ordered Published tie Cn,n Iiel-
rrncer Evening Washington Phadeiph siy
New York Post Boston and Inquirer, Cincinnati OHIO
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jos HOLT.
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Dec I0-law3w
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LNRENCII JUVENILE BOOKS FROM PARIS
IL Ie 1vre dos Pts Jeunessc FIJI
Les Roses Ia S9yesse rrx Encouragement Indus
tric Les Qatre lts S,yoyards les Enfants Les His
torres do Grand pa Illustrations de hstore; Historic Nauree
fules lorqu Alphabet uEc lenfance: Alphabet
rre Abeceiaire Demoecs Abeccdae
fanca 500 gnvure othe imported direct from Paris by
Dee 20 FEANCk TAYLOR.
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DESTRUCTION on THE Crrr PonrsMourn The Ports
mouth Ohio Tribune of the 18th gives interesting
picture of the in which the Ohio river is invading
that city and lands in the vicinity sweeping away whole
acres of land and blocks Of locks threatening wde-
spread destruction. The Tribune says
Ii has worked oh several of bottom land to the
steep hank and worked that down to Fifth street taking
all of Fifth street between Jefferson street and the city
limits the west and is cutting to the west
ern end of Fourth street Six blocks containing twelve
city lots that originally fronted upon Fifth street
washed by the river which taking them OFF at the
rate of a foot per day. 1t is common thing to a
dozen square yards drop of ut In fact the most of
blocks already gone, and Mt the northeast
of Fourth and Madison streets the river is but few feet
from Fourth street.
Only seventeen yards Of ground lie between the build
ing of the boiler yard and the river At the rate this
ground has been caving in during the past thirty days in
one month more the boileryard buildings will be sub
merged, unless removed Only about forty yards of
ground intervene between the depot buildings and the
river At the rate this ground is disappearing,
in three four months the very channel of the river
would wash these buildings and il must be apparent to
every observer that the evil increases in force it pro-
gres The the channel of the river works in to-
wards the bank resting upon quicksnd the force it
gains and the harder it will he to stop its inroads.
The Washington union., 1858-03-13

SHIPMENTS GOLD FROM CALrroRNrA.--Ihe following
is comparative statement of the shipments of treasure
from California for eleven months of 1856 and 1857
ls56-By steamers and sailing vessels s4e647 ll6 5G
1851 % I" 80 ---- 1882 SS9 AZ
The Washington union., 1858-03-13
Samuel p. Ho0vef's Boot, shoe, and Trunk
establishment

Establi shynent.
TOME aud see the assortment of boots shoes, and
p Hoover has hnsd and selling of reduced
prices. Ie54 as s,.F f.si Es.ta r.
ladies' sa,ers 81, misses, Nlsiyic shoes s5
patent cali boots aud Congress CATERS
So 80 regular prices So. rs.5. .f.s.l
shoes boy youths II The roducoa price ID II
cents to 81 SO. 1 ~ 0f
Ladies' Congress- water proof siters for 81 rs.
Morocco double-soled boots 81, heeled 70
Trunks valses and carpet bags at co~L
Call and see for yourselves
Ladies' and mems wator- roof sh0es
fGllstenous and French-wo slippers.
White and kid III belcd slippers.
Sery ants Shoes and boots Of NH descriptions h.
At the ron Hail Boot and Shoe Store,
between 9Th and 10Th streets,
Dec 1G--lw s. p. HOOVER
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THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW


81 No. CLIYVHf for Jaauory 1858
f asa ..a3 t
Article l.. The Public Economy Of Athens
.ra H. Tho Profession OF Schoolmastef
ILL., Reormatory Institutions AZ Home aud Ahro
" Venice.
V. Ireland, Past and Present tstssa
H's VI Anatomical Architecture 3
ISIS The Financial Crisis.
VII Jerusalcm
TX Contemporary French literature u
X Iewe's History Of Philosophy. fs
XI Critical Notices.
NIL New Publications
The publishers would this Review the attention Of tbs
American public work which, from the
ment of the literature Of country. always sustained IL high
reputation wherever language IL
what the Edinburgh London Qartarhea are to
ihan and take rank with then, both In Europe nnd America
Nearly all The great authors o country h brought be-
Webster Spark, Pres
co Ihco wh Of tcr noted Of whom our rranfo
proud eouuue
o reicct the talent nf t.tsA
The North American Ryow J. Published quarterly, Ia nahbcrs
FRtNCK TAYLOR,
Jsnp Agent for the Publisher.
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ItIIILDREN'S BOOKS FOR 1SJS.--Ihe Little Com
~ molce Moers Tru stoes The Wonderful Mirror; Richard
ouheartcd Heroes Of History Tales OF Sea and Ian nqus
Jack Dick Bdhero N do and how to dot ibrrian sa
bic True Stories False Talf tho German Belle and
Iy Golden Ruse Nursery Rhymes; Naughty
Boys and Girls; Fairy Tales by the Countess DAulnoy and
FRANCK TAYLOR.
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4 ONGFEILOW'S IS POLITICAL WORKS = London
copy with 100 designs by Gilbert, naz and Others, finely
bound. + a
Tcnnyson Poems london numerousb illustrated and hncy
bound,
Home Affections sicc,ci from tho rots by Charles Nacsay
1855 finely bornd with 100 cDeraN8s
Bryans Poems; quarto II ensraypgs, finely hound
Ialn Rookh small quaro, finely Illustrated and bound
iracebdge Hail. small quao numerous engra,ngs, and ney
bound.
OF other English and American standard authors
beautifully Illustrated others richly
found bookstore o the undersigned mostly i'm
ported by biu,sef direct ton London fRANcK TAYLOR
J
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Falling off in 1857

FALLING of In 1851 2,33f, ,227 08
The shipments during December 1856, were 81 ,491,-
ISL "a showing that export of s6s29,3I9 OF for
the current month is necessary to equal the total exports
of 1856.
The Washington union., 1858-03-13

TNINE EDITIONS, in fine bindings, of Gibbon
Hume aam Maraulay Bancroft, Irving Prescott Carlyle
Lamb Robertson, Ron Parch Roscoe Goldsmith Dean swift
IIogarh Milford Macintosh Burnett lanEc Milton, Whewel and
Of other writer's DO found at the bookstore o the
undersigned mostly imported direct from London.
Dec % FRANCk TAYLOR.
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lNo. 5s9.l
Notice

OF Ms Raeoca Of Na Land Ofce from DUNCAN 10 MAcKNAc
3 left easfa ia MICHIGAN.
TN accordance with the provisions of the sact of
Congress entitled n act authorizing changes location
land approved March
made that the Office for the sale public lands
will be
early period practicable .ia.5 ataaA
Fnher notice the precise time Of al viii be ucd
the register thai nd
Given under hand the Washington this 81
December A. d. 1887 tsatFs
BY order Of the President: tE1 tt " .8
TH0S. A. HENURlKS,
a saa.r Commissioner Of the General land OdiCt.
Dec 4-1awSw lint Sar.l r. t.'tts
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1tHARLES MACK AY Songs for Music; by Charles
~ Mackay IS cents. t H.st ..n
Ballads and Lyrical Po by Charles Mackay ~ cents
The Saanandrine By Charles Mackay. 25 cents
Legends OF the Isles by Charles Macksy. 20 cents
Voices the Crowd: by Charles Mackay 20 cenls-
Voices from tho Mouatains by Mackay. Is
& The Lump OF Gold by Charles Mackny, 25 cents
Under Green Lasves; Charles Mackay 25 centl,
Works; by Charles Mackay; antique morocco ~ 10
sale f'' TAffOR ~ MAURlS
BuokstOfei near eh strest
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no, 1927
by the Pre- sident Of the United states.

IN pursuance of law, L. JAMES BUCHANAN,
rrsden, the United do hereby docsrr
that public viii held
land offices IN the State Of ALABAMA, a. the PERIODS hereinafter d
mated, t. Wit
the land Office at ELIZA, commencing Monday,
AprIneA the disposal public
the following named townships VIZ
Month Of s 6as Ha- cd e the tallahassee sidiaa
Fractional township = Of ranges 80 TO- H. ~ 1a H. 49, and
IL.
Fractional al ~ "a ~ and 20
Fractional sections 20 "a, 2s and ao Of fractional township
olrauge 20.
Fractional 2s and go of fractional township range
o.
Fractional o. or
fractional township d. oi rs.
Lands appropriated by law for the schools military
purposes viii be excluded from the sale
offering above lands Will be
pointed will Ia the order which they
shall be hda tco e and nisair
the lands will be admitted until the
the weess 2
Given under my hand ciy Wa-hinson
Of cenbcr Domn thousand eight hanirei and
JAMES BtCH4NAS
4 tE Sa t9' BY tho President
TH0S. \. HENDRICKS,
s Commissioner Of the General Land On'rs.
NOTICE 10 Pitf- E4PTF1N CLAIMANTS.
entitled the right Of ompcn hr
within the townships and townships r.
quired establish the the satisfaction OF register
receiver Of the land Office Eba, maxi payment therefor
practicable sesg and before The day appointed
public sale If ti lands rbaing tho
T"". TIloI 4 HENDRICKS
Commissioner ihc Gen-sa land
Jan 5Alawlaw fnt&s'ar
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HhtfJa No. 500. %
Notice OF the Removal or the Land once from
MinneapOlistO to Forest City, In the Territory OF
Minnesota. tisI a
N accordance with the provisions of the act Of
Congress, entitled authorizing changes the location Of
land Offices approved March 3D. 1853 hereby declared and
known that the Office for the sale of the public lands MNNE
ia the Territory Mnhcots, will be removed
Territory, at as early period practicable .ts
Further notice the by
the register and receiver for the land district.
Given under hand at the ely Washington, Day
December, A. d. 1857. tt 1sa /.
by order Of the President
TtitS A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner OF the General Land OTCo,
Dec l0-ltw6w Intel and Starl s~Rat
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Notice.

NOTlCE.--Land Warrant No. ,353, for 100 acres,
AN issued IN the name OF Maiy Ann Van Ness, msl Ny
us un the 10Th day OF July 1857, TO Brawly register Of
land Office at Stevens Psn Wisconsin. has
been received by hm and has never been assigned by the warrnt
We have Med cavca the Genrfa land oHcr 20 prevent The
patent the eainc, tho
Pension Office for The issuance duplicate corncate
srtatF NJ SNYDER a S0N,
Jan s-nw6v Bankers, Wa shnetou ~ C..
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YTNHE MUTINY IN INDIA.-The Indian Mutiny,
the Fall Of ch complied by former editor Of the Dcih
Gazettci' Price 25 cents.
Buccaneers; the Monarchs Of the Main by Walter Thorn
bury 81 25. "a
Haveiock Persian Campaign; by Capt G. H. Hunt
Hehanders which prehxcd summary OF Persian history
differences between England and Persia and
Of the late hy George Townsend author
Of Russe's Modern Europe Eptom2edp III 20
Sporting Both emsphercs by pEwes, author OF China
AUST and he Islands of tho Pacihc.p 81 %.
Marriage High life by Lady Scott author Of Trevean 3s
The Upper Picturesque Scenery Illustrated by
Foster. Price S5 "a magnificent book) ftE'tN
Manual OF Domestic Medicine and Surgery with the
used therein; by J. H. Walsh, +. r. c. s. Illustrated 81
just received by the last English steamer, at
TAYLOR MAURYS p
Bookstore 9th street
Dec 3O-3 Estates Globe &Star RS tfa
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NEW CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOK.--The Nis-
IN Manual; collection Of prayers and instructions,
Spiritual Directory and Spirit OF Saint Francis de
Sales published with the appreciation of tho Nt Reverend Arch
bishop OF Baltimore, uEt
The Creator Creature Wonders OF
Frederick Fabc author Of All for 5esus Growth
in Holiness &c. ESP rs BLANCHARD AoHUN,
"a Corner 1lth street and Fem.
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r. SDlos of the above will please and send their
bills TO tho Patent Once, with containing h notce,
| Dec 10-law3w N
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!, COMPLETE AND INTERFERING HISTORY MI
TINY THE KANSAS pIIfIcrITIEs THE MORMON TROUBLES
EIrliBCSTER MOVEMENTS, AND OF THE OTHER LEADING
MOVEMENTS AND TOPICS THE DAY WILL BIZ
M,r,r ATTRACTIVE FORM IN THE NEWS SUMMARY
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THE mort ABLY WRITTEN, HIGH TONED, AN MORAL TAIIs
YoyFl EIT AND NOVELS of THE DaY ARR pt siED IN

HARPER'S WEEKLY. To the volume just com
pated story writers Of meries and Europe Lave
their will sti conbtrto 10 The delight a ~
readers '-aiasE1iE p rif tf.tt
leyei of The ol hi Ata
newspapers believe will good work ii shall ake
their place arIe Magazine has done much TO drive out 'hr
should be glad 20 se this new Week
the which depend tor excitement on
poor, trashy noys--Ne,o Fok Eaaaita tgs4I N
FiyE CENTS a number; 81 20
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