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ST. .Aary's College, .Maryland-Tbe exhibitions Of this
of Bachelor of Arts afterwards conferred four gen
tlemen of Baltimore.


Dickinson COLLEGE, al Carlisle Pa-At the annual Com
mencement on the 9th u. the degree of A. b.
ferred on 10 young gentlemen.


We learn by the New Haven journal that the commits
soner has contracted for the completion of twenty miles
of the Pennington Canal and that about five hundred men
are expected to be employed upon it in few days.


The Barnsabe Gazette announces Nzv Novel, as forth
coming from the press in that place, entitled 1He Roya-
list :; the of which laid in the American Reyoi-
ton.


Ieas-The first sale of the East India Companys Teas,
which advertised some time since to take place in
Canada attended Montreal Esd ult by great crowd
and numerous bidders; and $3.50 chests of lea, of all
kinds, sold.


Mr.. CLAY has sold off of his property in Kenl ky,
and intends build house for his residence Washing
ton.


It's in agtaoni in Georgia. Withdraw Governor TRoUp
and substitute MIR. CRAWFORD candidate, against gen
eral CLARK, the next election.


Crin,es.-.W We have heard nuch says Mr.. Niles, of
the immortality of manufacturers The county Of Prov-
dence, Il is the greatest manufacturing district in the u
ned States, and also very popnlos but the 18th
JULY not person charged with the commission of
crime. was confined in the jail of that county"


An atemptto establish permanent public Museum at the
City of Washington has ied from want of adequate funds.


Piiiad. J2'rml
[It not from want of funds, but from a difference
of opinions amongst the subscribers, the location of
the Museum that the scheme failed The requisite funds
subscribed by citizens with promptitudc that
would have done credit 10 the lihersy Of Philadelphia IL
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