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The Pennsylvanian says:-It will be seen by the following, which we find in the Boston Post, that the suggestiOnwe made some time since m re- lation To that coach. made expressly cary President CLAY 10 Washington, ha, been adopted, and that President POLK will be its occupant instead of the former This is as il should be; and the National Rail Roed Company have shown th,i in thus yielding to the force of circumstances with 2, od grace:

 THAT CoACH.-The coach ordered some months since by the National Rail Road Company to be bull, by Messrs. Downing & Abbot, Of Concord, (New Hampshire.) to take Mir. Clay over the mountains, on his way from Ashland to the White House, has arrived in this city its passage south, and goes by the brig Chatham, to Baltimore, consigned to How. ard Kennedy, Esq, with directions to have il at Wheeling in season to take President Polk on his way the mountains It is said to be very credtabe specimen of Yankee skill, taste, and faithful work manship. It ,Das 10 have been called "Harr, of the Wes," hut the people behaved strangely differ ent last November from what this railr,a ad compa ny expe"ted of them, that they have simply christened i,eIr coach the s.Presdeni!'