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ORIGIN OF ODD FEILows.--It has been supposed by
many that the origin of the society of Odd Fellows,
rather the organization of that association OF
paratvely modern date They will be somewhat sur
prsed, 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 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 time he presented them
with dispensation engraved plate of gold bearing
different emblems of mortality In the fifth century the
order established in the Spanish dominons, and in
Portugal in the sixth century 1t did not reach France
and England until the eleventh century 1t was then
established in the latter country by John De Neville who
assisted by five knights from France, formed grand
lodge in London This ancient fraternity has its
lodges in every quarter of the globe, and by its useful
and benevolent character commands the respect and
counenance of all who acquainted with it's 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 Wldey, still living among us observes the Balti-
Patriot, belongs the honor.
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Nicholas Longworth, the Cincinnati millionaire, best
known for his wines celebrated the hf-
teth anniversary of his marriage Christmas eve by
splendid golden wedding at which every person who OF
cated at 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 grandchid of the loving pair.
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DECLARATIONS FOR CIlRISTMAS.--Taylor &
aury the completion OF their for The
approaching Their stock includes careful az
nceny Illustrated standard and other works plain
al bindings unprecedented variety English
nile books aud choice Bible aud
hewesi styles albums pooios writing desks innds cabs
30 which they respectfully invite attention
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TuoMAs JErrrnsoN's Fathers STRENGTH Peter Jeer-
son is described by Mr.. Randall "a man Of gigantic
staturepain and to displayhe was grave, ta-
curn slow to make and not prompt to accept ad-
self-relying men, who lean on none--who desire help
from none And he certainly had both muscles and mind
which could be trusted He could simultaneously "head
up raise from their sides to upright poston) two
hogseads of tobacco Weighing nearly thousand pounds
apiece He once directed three le-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 the structure in
an instant Traditions have come down of his continue
ing his lines as surveyor through savage widerncsses
after his assistants had given out from famine and IA
tigue subsistng the flesh of game, and even OF
his carving mules when other food failed "
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NO. 1901
Notice of the Removal of the Land once from
Minneapolis to Forest City, In the Territory Of
Minnesota.
TN accordance with the provisions of the act OF
Congress, entitled An authorizing changes in the location Of
land Offices March 3d. 1853 hereby declared and made
that the Office for the sale of the public lands ut MSSKAPo
Territory Minnesota will be removed TO FoRnr Cry said
Territory at ecriy period practicable
Further notice the precise time Of removal will DO issued
the register and receiver for the land district.
my hand the city Of Washington this 9Th day
December, A. u. 1867.
BY order OF the President:
TIIOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner the General Land Office
Doc l0--1aw6w [Intel. and Star. .
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THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.
AZ. or YYHrII e.. Iu...u... 1oko

THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.
No. CLKYYIIIs for January 1855
CONTENTS
Article /. Tho Public Economy Of Athens.
II. The Profession OF Schoolmaster.
III. Rcforrnatory Institutions at Home and Abro
". Venice, y.
" Ireland, Past aud Present
vi. Anatomical Architecture.
VII The Financial Crisis.
VIII Jerusalem,
X Contemporary French Literature
X Levels History Of Philosophy.
ri. Critical Notices.
XII New Publications. 90,
The publishers would commend this Review to the attention Oh w
public which, dating almost from the eommo
the Of country has always sustained H w
reputation wherever our language Is known
America what the Edinburgh and London Qnrcre arc
Britain, take with them both in Europe and Am
Nearly all the great authors Of country were first broue
through this Review Webster Everett SPARKS
with Of other noted OF whom our
proud been its contributors and Its pages
o reflect the best talent OF times. 49,.
The North American Review Is published quarterly ~ h
FRANCK TAYLOR
JanO Agent for the Boston Publisher
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SHIPMENTS GOLD FROM CALIFORNIA. The following
is comparative statement of the shipments OF treasure
from California for eleven months of 1856 and 1857
s56By steamers and sailing vessels 647 ll6 90
1851 g. $3.50 44,3lZeo9 80
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rHILDREN'S BOOKS FOR 1S59.--The Little Com
modorc Mothers True stoJes; The Wonderful Mirror Richard
Tales and nd Inquisi
tive jack Boldhro What do and how TO dot 1eran s
bio Hunter Tales from the GERMANY Belle
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Tales by the Countess DAunoy and many
20 fhANCk 1Al lofs'
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No. 592.
BY the Pre- sident Of the United States.

VI eHHO OHAEOW OeutVb'
rssn 81 as uhea I he hss ~ tho a.S
ALABAMA the periods hereinafter ds
Al Inc land office at ErnA commencing on Monday the Nth
day Of April next for dlsposa public within
ne -, III. :, -.
MOTT" nc "fse '"e u''' "'s VIC A"''''''e '"e''""
township Of o. TO- H. L. 49, a. 49, 49,
IL.
Fractional township ranges 49, 90 81 o. 49, "a and 2
Fractional 25 26 81 49, and 80 of fractional towmhp6
ofrange 20.
Fractional sections go of fractional township range
~.
half Of fractional section 2s
fractional township O, Of range 49,
Lands appropriated schools military
purposes will be from the sale.
The Offering will the
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II ONGFELLOW'S POLITICAL WORKS London
copy designs by Gilbert Dazel and others finely
Tennysons poes copy numeroy illustrated and finely
bound.
selected from the poets by Charles Mackay
quao london 1858 finely bound with 100 engraving
Brvans Poems quarto, II engravngs, finely bound
Iaila Rookh small quaro finely illustrated and bound
Brncehrge Hall small qarto engravngs and finely
bound.
And editions English American standard authors
beautifully illustrated and others richly
the bookstore Of the undersigned mostly I'M
ported himself direct from London. lRANNk TAYLOR
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TIME MUTINY IN INDIA--The Indian Mutiny,
Fall of Delhi compiled by former editor Of the "Del
liaze rs cents
Buccaneers the Monarchs of the Main by Walter Thorn
esq. III %. &
DURAN Havolocks Persian Campaign by Capt G. H. Hunt
18TH Ihlandcrs pre6xcd d Persian history
England Persia
inquiry the ae by George Townsend author
of NRusse's Modern Europe Epitomlzed" 81 20
Sporting emsphercs by j. DEwes author of China
Australia, and the Islands OF the Pacific 81 rs.
Marriage High Life by Lady Scott author of "Treveyan" IS
cents.
Upper Rhine and its Picturesque Scenery illustrated by Hket
Foster. ca magnificent book, .aa.a
Medicine and Surgery with glossary OF the
terms therein; H. Walsh f. r. C. s. Illustrated ~
Just received by the last English steamer at
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
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States Globe, &star. f54t
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Falling off in 1857

Failing off in 1857 2,334, III U8
The shipments during December 1886, were ~, 4s4,
Isl 94-showng that an export of s6,s29,37s OF for
the current month necessary to equal the total exports
of 1856
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE FROM INDIE
PENDENCE, MO-, TO SANTA FEE, N. M
SEAiI-MONTHLY
CANTA FEE TRADERS and those DESTROYS NJ
~ crossing the plains TO New Mexico are informed thai the under
sgsed carry the United States mail from Independence
stages by ak mules leaving Independence and on ma
18th Of each month They comfortable for passenger
guarded and running through each In from twenty ~
Travellers from New Mexico doub
xpedtiou and comfortable as M
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FARE THROUGH
November LIST 10 May list Sl5o
From May LIST to November Isl Ne.
provions arms furnished the propetors
Packages baggage viii be transported when possible
IS per pound and so
package Will be charged less than dollar
accountability money packages sent by conductors enter
ell the way bill
propretors will responsible for package
specially contracted for and all
all a the risk OF the thereof
all passage money must be paid in advance
shed undersigned OF their line stage
and those travelling with them the plains.
No passenger allowed than forty pounds Of baggage add
the bedding r. r. Green at SANTA fe
W. r. Bernard, wesport Missouri aud mail conductors
agents the line authorized r
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Hoparh Milford Rnke, Milton Whewe and
Of other eminent writer's BIO found at the bookstore the
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NEW CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOK.--The Nisi-
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Sales published with the appreciation the Most Reverend Arch
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The the Wonders Of Divine Love BY
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A LMANACH DE GOTTA; annuaire diplomatique
IN statsique pour annce 1858
Kacndar for 1858; register for England Scotland
ireland, and the colonies.
The British Almanac aud Companion for 1858,
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Abbos Practice Reports New York State. Vols. and T.
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Caldwell on Arbitration, vol
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Justnan---revscd edition. i vol
Gould's Pleading vol
Gram ON Banking l vol
Cleyelands Banking OF New York l vol
Bydenburg Usury. l vol
on Jurisdiction l vol
Brownies Civil and Admiralty law. 2 vols
United Digest Criminal Law l vol - .
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P E r ON AL

brother of Gen. BEN, the Hungarian patriot,
is in Canton, Mo-, where he is stopping for a few
days. He is on his way to visit relatives in Iowa.
The Canton Reporter says he is covered with scars
acquired in thirty years service in European
wars.
The Mayor Of Louisville has ordered the arrest
OF Captain Travis, who had advertised to shoot an
orange from the head of a boy in that city, on a
wager of 81 00O in evidence of his skill as pistol
shooter. Complaint was made by many citizens,
who were incensed at this wanton trifng with hui
man life.
Mr.. James Armstrong has retired from the edi-
torial management of the GAINESVILLE wis., Demo
erat, and has been succeeded by Mr.. c. f. Wright.
The former supported the position of Judge Doug
las on the Kansas question; the latter that of the
President and the democratic party, urging the
admission of Kansas with the Lecompton consttu-
ton.
Hon. Mr.. Caruthers arrived at Cape Giradeau,
Saturday, from New Orleans, in improved health.
He will tarry there day or two, and then leave
for Washington by the river route going as far as
Cincinnati or Wheeling by this mode of convey
ance.-l&. Louis Republican, March 81.
We are gratifed to learn that Major T. s. Bry-
ant has been re-appointed marshal for the eastern
district OF Missouri, and that it has been confirmed
by the Senate. This is in entire consonance with
the wish of the people of this State, with whom Ma
Jor Bryant has already been popular officer
81. Louis Rep.
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A MY AND NAVY

The frigate Wabash, which was taken into dock
on Saturday for the examination of her copper,
out with all dispatch for the Mediterranean -Four
OF the engineers only have yet been ordered to
her.
The storeship Relief sailed at 10 o'cock Yesterday,
with stores for the home squadron. She goes to
Aspinwall. The following is a list of her officers
lieu Lieutenant Commanding James II. Strong, Lieu
tenant Augustus Mclaughlin, Lieutenant j. How
ard March, Lieutenant w. w. Low, Lieutenant
James 5. Thornton; Passed Assistant Surgeon, b.
X. Mitchell; Captains clerk, John c. Robinson.
Some ninety caulkers were discharged on Satur-
oay, who had been at work on the Wabash There
yard. WIZ
The work upon the ways in the ship house is
progressing rapidly.-N. Y. Times, March "a.
1t was said last evening about the city that Col.
A. >. Johnston was yesterday confirmed by the
Senate brigader general in the Army Union,
March 25th.
Inc United States Steam frigate Minnesota was
atHong Kong on the 14th of January, having ar
rived there on the 10th previous. correspondent
order, and that they work without Jar or noise of
any kind. seaman had fallen through the hatch
way, and died Immediately after from the injuries
received. Mr.. Commissioner Reed was at Hong
Kong.
Lieut.. James Lewis, U. s. NJ. c., suggests, in q
published letter, that the citizens of Lancaster Penn
place painting of that city in the cabin of the
-sloop Lancaster, now the stocks at Phila-
delphia.
The United States sloop-ofwar Constellation,
Commander Bell, was at Messina, on the 18th ult
The United States soop-ofwar vincennes, Com
mander Totten from Sierra Leone, arrived at Mon
rovia, January goth, and sailed again on the 9th
for Cape Pamas. Officers and crew all we'll A
mail from the Vincennes has arrived at Baltimore.
A Key West correspondent, writing on the 18th
inst, states that such commendabe progress had
been made In the construction of Forts TAYLOR and
Jefferson that about 80 workmen had been dis
charged, and the staff of mechanics and laborers
reduced to the summer strength. One tier of guns
mad been placed on Fort Jefferson, and Fort TAYLOR
could be made bomb proof in a short time.
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B A N K S.

BANK OF BALTIMORE,
Corner Baltimore and 81 Paul ts
Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday
UNION BANK OF MARYLAND
Corner Of Charles and Fdyete SIS,
Discount Days, Monday and Thursday
MECHANICS BANK,
Corner Of Calrert and Fdyette SIS
Discount Days, Wednesday and Saturday
FRANKLIN BANK,
North ST., Iet'oeen Baltimore and Fagete SIS
Discount Days, Monday and Thursday
MARINE BANK,
". E. Cor. Gay and Second SITS,
Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday
FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK,
Corner Of South and Lombard Streets
Discount Days, Monday and Thursday
COMMERCIAL & FARMERS BANK,
Corner Of Ho,oard and German Sts
Discornt Days Tuesday and Friday.
MERCHANTS BANK,
S. ". Corner Of Gay and Second SIS
Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday.
WESTERN BANK
Eudo St, one door North of Euau Hous
Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday
CHESAPEAKE BANK,
49,. ~ Cor Of North and Fayeae st
FARMERS & PLANTERS BANK
South St, Jet,oeen Baltimore and ,Secon
Discount Days, Monday and Thursday.
CITIZENS BANK,
Corner Of Hdnorer and Pratt SIS
Discount Day, Wednesday.
HOWARD BANK
No 81 North Rosoard S.
Discount Day, Tuesday
BANK OF COMMERCE,
Discount Days, Wednesday and Saturday
FELLs POINT SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
Broadway, Canton Areaae
Discount Day. Thursday, 10 o'clock, A. NJ
SAVINGS BANK OF BALTIMORE.
Cy'ce, s. w Corner Of Gay and Second SIS.
EUTAW SAVING BANK,
s. E. Corner of Fayette and Euta,v SIS
MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK OF BALTIMORE
IN Bank Baltimore Building, Cor. Baltimore d 81
Paul Strects.
Entrance St. Paul Street
FREMONT SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
No. 727 Vest Baltimore Street
Discount Day, Wednesday
DIME SAVINGS BANK OF BALTIMORE,
" Cdlrert St, odjoining &echanics' Bank
MECHANICS EXCHANGE AND SAVINGS co.
No. Exchange Blildinq
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MARYLAND AFFAIRS.
ALLEGHANY COUNTY.


CANAL NAvIGATIoN.-The first boats of the season
left this port Saturday, with full loads on coal for
tide-water. Quite number have since departed
with similar cargoes.
They will not, however, be able to proceed beyond
Georgetown if the reports in regard to the condi-
ton of the Alexandria canal be true. We under
stand that the repairs required on that work will
not be completed so to enable boats to pass be
fore the eighth or tenth of April.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal is represented
to be in fine boating order throughout its entire
length-the sunken boats and other distractions
all having been removed before the resumption OF
navigation.
FIRE THE CoUNTRY.-On Friday night last 1.-The
barn of Mr. John Mclaughlin, near Little Orleans,
in this county, was destroyed by fire. Two hum
dred bushels of wheat. windmills and other farming
utensils were destroyed. The loss is estimated at
one thousand dollars. The fire was the work of an
incendiary.
New EPISCOPAL CHURCH-We learn that the men,
bers of the Southern ST. Peters parish are about
to erect new Episcopal church at Trappe, Talbot
county, and that the young men of Trappe, without
regard to denomination, have just purchased site
for the church, and presented it to the parish. The
lot contains threequarters of acre, and is loca-
ted in the central and most public part of the vii
age. This donation speaks well for the liberality
and public spirit ofthe young gentlemen of Trappe.
The Rev. Enoch Reed, the pastor of the congrega-
ton, is experimenting the erection of the new
church, which is of brick, and will cost about 81 :
600, and to be in the Romanesque style of archiec-
ture.-Edston Star.
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HEAVY DAMAGEs.-On Saturday last an action for
SANDER was commenced in our Circuit Court which
lasted until Tuesday evening, when the jury rem
dered verdict in favor of the plaintiff for $40 900
damages. The plaintiffs were the Rev. Moses A.
Stewart, pastor of the German Reformed church at
Burkettsville in this county, and Elizabeth H. his
wife, and the defendant Daniel Gaver, residing in
Burkettsville. Counsel for plaintiffs vernor
+. l.. Lowe and George A. Hanson. For defendant
Col. w. ?. Maulsby, John Richie and Richard
II. Marshall, Esqrs.-Frederick Herald.
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<SfZfTEa EASTERN, WESTERN AND SOUTHERN
zc4Cs<x - STEAMSHIP, FREIGHT AND PASSEN-
GER LINE.
The TEN STEAMERS of this Line are now in first rate
order, and the Agent to the business commu
nifty that Steamer will leave 116 Spears Wharf Baiti
more and Pier Thirteen, North River, New York EVE
RY AFTERNOON, at 5 o'clock
Insurance may be effected goods by the Cromwells
Steamers to from New York open policies at their
Office, at oneeghth per cent. This Insurance will be eff
ected for the account of the of the property os
If any payable to them with the most responsible Compa
MES, whose certificate will be given when required
One of the above steamers will leave Baltimore EVERY
THURSDAY afternoon at O'clock for Charleston, s. C.
For freight passage having superior accommodations
apply to A.C. HALL, Agent,
116 Spears Wharf, BALTIC
A. B. CROMWELL, Il CO.
Washington l. Albany sts Y
JOHN W. CALDWELL, Agent
fe24n Charlestnn 6 q
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Insurance Offices.
II. A. Didier, Commercial Buildings, S. Gay st.
National Fire Insurance Co., Is South st.
George b. Coale, Agent, Commercial Buildings
Gay st.
Colin Mackenzie, Agent, Commercial Buildings,
Gay st.
BALTIC. Fire Insurance Co., South and Water SITS.
Howard Fire Insurance Co., Howard and Clay SITS.
Thos. D. Johnston, Agent, 70 Second st.
Solomon B. Davies, Agent, l6 Spears Wharf
BALTIC Life Insurance Co., Is South st.
Jno. G. Proud Sons, Agents, 60 Second st.
Associated Firemen's Insurance Co., South st.
c. Oliver ODonnel, 81 Exchange Place.
Baltimore Equitable Society, 19 South st.
S. w. Hopper, Agent, 81 Second slreet