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Westatcd last week, that Mir. Living ston and Mfr. Woodbury had been ap- pointed, the first Secretary of State, and Ithe second Secretary of the Navy. Both have entered upon the duties of the res pectiye offices. We believe it will net be unacceptable 10 our readers 10 have a short sketch of these two distinguish ed citizens, who now hold sue:l promi- nent stations in the councils of the re- public. These sketches are taken and arranged from late publications.

 Edspard Lioingston.-Edward Li- vingston is of a distinguished and aspir- ing democratic family in New York. h the year l795, he yves elected Repre- sentative in Congress from that State. winch station he held til the year 1901.

 Though young he was distinguished as one of the champions ef the opposition; and with Giles. Galatin, and Randolph, he entered the lists against Otis, Bayard. and 'illlhouse. On the accession of iir. Jefferson 10 the Presidency. he was. appointed to the office of District As. torney in New York; and, after holding