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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-25
NOTICE. Public notice is here

= CORPORATION Notice. Public NOTICE is hero.
" By given the apsnts
and lots improved unmproyed lands Affected
thereby that the following have been completed
BY the Assessors and are In the
Once for examination by s persons interested, via FOR
building in Twenty street ween lie xinkton
and avenues The nifs embraced by such
ents ude all the several houses and lots Of ground
lots pieces and parcels Of land situate ON both OF
sides Of Twenty street between Lexington sndFoufsh
avenues Also for building a sewer IN Wbitesfreet be-
tween Chapel aud Church streets The limits embraced
by such include all the several houses and ots
Of ground vacant lots pieces aud parcels OF land situate
both sides White between Chapel and Church
streets. Also, for building sewer Ia Wsefstfeof be
tween tletcherstreet and Bnrlingsip. The limits en-
braced by such assessments include all the several houses
aud lots ground lots pieces and parcels Of land
situate on both sides OF Water street, between Fletcher
street and Burng slip All persons whose interests are
Affected by The sssesmens and who are op-
posed -syne shor Of them fequesisdto
present their objections, IN writing 10 the undefssnsd,d
the Street Commissioners Office within thirty days from
the date OF this notice. MARTIN y. THOMPSON,
Street Commissioner, and Chairman Of tho Assessors
Street Commissioners Once. Sept. %, 1917 sls
CORPORATION NOTICE.--Publio notice 10
" hereby gwen the owners, occupant or oc
cupants 81 all houses and 0is improved unmpfoyed
lands, sfected thereby that the following sssessments
have been completed by the Assessors and lodged n the
street Comm Office for examination BY all per.
son. Interested viz FOR building sewer In Second s
between Avenues and {. The limits embraced by ssch
include all the several houses and lots Of
ground lots pieces aud parcels Of land htnsis on
both SIDES f.second between the Bowoy and Avsnne
also the eastery side Of the Bowefy between Fifd
and Third streets also both sides n second avenue,
between First and Third ss sso both sdes OF first
avenue between fst and Third ss also on the westerly
de Of Avenue A. between First and Third ss and the
easterly side Of Avenue A. between Houston And Third
st.; also both sides Of Avenue o, between Houston
tween Houston and Third SIS All parsons whose inter
affected by the sboyensmsd sssss~nts and who
are opposed b. the same either Of them, ard requested
10 present thef objections In writing 10 the undersigned,
At the Street CODni .0oefs Once within thirty days
from the date ofthis notice MAkTiS y IhomfsoN,
street Commissioner, aud Chairman of tbs Assessors
(oUn OniCe, sept -, 1877. SD
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MARRIED.

90 the 10ih inst 6y Rev. DR. Prosl Of Udcs Mr. ROW
LAND Z. RUSSELL If Auburn, 70 Miss THANKFUL
SMITH Of Colssyille.
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CORPORATION NOTIFICATIONS notice here .
Nby 10 the owner or owners, occ"p*h, ~ %
tns ~ ali and lots improved unmpfoved iahos
thereby that the follow sssessmsnu hsss been
COMPLETED BIZ the and odsed IN the suees
tounissiOuers Office for examination BY All persons m
tere.ted VIZ. For baildInx sever IN kxbtssntb ~
.cd nv zach assessments include all the several ncsses
and os Of around vacant lots pieces and parcels o. sns
..a,e on both sides Of ksbteenthst between the rns
ea.. "a uas.oa River. aso the westerly side OF
s,,tbs,smae between Seventeenth and nineteenth %.
ais. on both des Of Seventh ssenue petwsen
- ea.,e,,,I .ts also on both sdes OF kishf sssnns
hs,eea Seventeenth and Nineteenth rs siso On goa
nae. of Sintis avenue bst~een seventseneh $40 w"
,en,h .ts also on both sides of Tenth svenns
ssrateruth and Nineteenth sts All psfsons wn.sS m
,ere.ts are affected by the sboyen.n,sa - ,s 49, ~,
s.,sd A., rsessat their objections IN wuns 70 sns IN
defsgned 81 the Street Somm''son'' ""S'' "'"'"
tnir'y days h'' '"' MARTIN v. THOMPSON,
90. -. ..,,,,..ionef and Chairman of the Assessors
7tft'e ri. lfflce - flI. so
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DUBLIC SALE Of valuable real estate a. ~, prTER
L R1cEisna COUNTY y Y-The heirsof ne Az -. %
= ,T-fuaT Secss.ed will sell az public aaet.oa' "a
Wseaesdsy the 18th Of October next; Ho.a;an ssd ssi
the premises iofty-seyen zeLe' - a. de.crbed in
s sas ao drawn b. EwOh Sad grPg. : come 3.
nenrIy AID beautifully located rl.'a Ha known
\ Yor< and Ere Railroad RET anu - S
q rsaImans Point and Mountain 40 ,.,-. ,os. Of ALT
Also. At the time and plsss VA ~ and
s siswns the property, Map, ke apply 70 mo
.ss.crIbers. al Plermont 81, r.r,u,x,
cHAs TAULMAN -
P,eraoat, n Y. Sept 10, lsi'. s'' 'o'I
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s.ss ss.a q $780, 1890.
TO have the o q sa@ srs sssI An gsIssas
iss ss N .ss.s l. ss .::s Q:
the same sqaesssa 20 Hal q Rssests On OF s..
gadessnsa :, %" Of Oeiobsr ps.sSss,sss
o Sss ai Sep. q 1917 NAhf s,ls.s cs.nissssss.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.--PubIi'

CORPORATION >OTICs.-Public notice I'
~ hereby gyen the owners, occupant OF oc'
eupanfs Of all houses and lots, improved OF uoim.
proved lands affected thereby that the following ss
have been completed by the Assessos sod are
od.ef ia the Dfce for examination
b, all person. interested yk For hsefns space Tour
ft vide through tho sidewalks Of Fnhsssnao between
Seventeenth aud Twenty tfs ats alec space fo"f set
va, th.ouz ths side alas Of Third ct bstween Avenues
and also space four feet Wide through ne si1s"aiH
"a N,fh a between Ffst avenue aud Avenue The lin.
a. br.c.d by such assessments include all the several
houses and bot. of gouDf, vacant 9s 80" psso"
Sne1eenh and Twenty 6r-, ats, and on the westerly
side oT said street between fishtsenth ana Nlne.sns
hotb aides Of Third q. between AssnuesA and
~ .I.o 90 hath aides of Ninhs between Ffst syeDne and
tsenae A. All persons whose Interests are Affected ~ the
.c,e and who opposed ~ the SANE,
eber OF them requested 10 present their obsctions
In ,tinx 10 the stths Street Comnissonsrs
oec. within thirty days from the date of this notice
MARTIN n. THOMPSON, Street Commissioner,
and Chairman " the Assessor
gt,e-t Co,oui,s.onefs Office, Sept Is 1877 SIS
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y JUTINoVN, NuffuNtrF
Dy 4. ID. GAIE-store No IN PesIist. near John
ID s-ruesday, Sept. q, at baifpsst ocloch, A NJ
$50 case. Boots Shoes and Brogan at auction adapted TO
the trade.
Also general assortment on hand at private sale At the
lowest rates.
n B.-lbersl cash advances made on consispmenis OF
boots shoes bfosans, and leather hats or caps SO 81
'I,O GLEE siNGERS-R ouRLEf A co will
sell tLis Saturday. evening their Auction Room,
corner Broadway and Duane It Hor-eys Collection OF
3.c. and Nadnxais In vols folio s25 ~.
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CARPE'TING.
BRUSSELS

AND THREE PLY CARPETS
THE 81 BSCR lBER has lately received some very
handsome patterns Of Brussels and three ply Carpets
of new designs from the most approved manufactures
which will be sold AZ the lowest market price.
:. 4. LfSE>, 90 Canal-st
sE lWis' second Carpet store nom BROADWAY.
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REV. MIR. HOPKINS,

" OF the Baptist Church, kindly sent Us the fol-
lowing certi6csc tie like thousands Of others
V,floaf tH0scsne u
NV YORK. Nav ], 1871.
DEAK SIR. was afflicted daring the last winter with
the salt sheu In my hands and ~rists. and icd several
ii TO cure IT, At last induced 70 Try your SaIsa
parA and fhOush do say positively cured me- yet
usi ia Justice say got better Of my complaint from the
time commenced taking IT, and am now entirely healed
Rcspectfuliy, {. } HOPKINS
Pastor Of Bethesda Bap Church - AAen'st'
To Dr. TOWNSEND.
Principal oaiee, ~ fULrONsT Sun Baildins So It
~ Public Mecting.-The Young Mems National
Gay esenns, Sept, y ., Military Hall, Bowesy, a. y
oeocs Mi 4. % Co>NoR viii address the meeting. The
poene are invited 70 attend A. w. DAY, President
J. X MANSION, Secretary. s25 AsWN>
- IT. Pants Chspci.-On Sunday morning . col
leeuon VIII be made in ST Psurs Chapel in aid Of the
Protestant Episcopal Tract soeietyT sn institution Of
much Importance 20 missionaries deserving Of and need
ing the aid Of all friends the al the sound
principles and doctrines Of ,he Church. IS IT.
ts Rcv. III. IL. eoule, OF Hartford Conn will
preach Tor the Fourth Uulsesast Society AZ the Apoo
saico;i, broadway, tomorrow Sunday morning >ni
0N'N~' "a" evening y eIosk s2o IL,
" The Tbeater-Rev Mr. TroarsoN will u,e.eb
"a he tabernacle neat sabbath us on the influence
~ we lheateI upon Society The yOgns arc specially in
'ea 10 attend ss<yiee 10 commence 1t a CLOCK IL.
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60, coun,s -ionef. and Chairman VI the Assessors
81. - ,..,.,,..ioner. Ofhce sept D. iSf1. 80

NrOTICR-A person: who are, o. CLAIM 2 % 'tsa,
Mas on the late firm Of Hayes hoooins o. .ee ~
asaios, said hrm and prove the same, u sasyq
he Office o. Jordan car Comma cosnss',e A., dsy
~ xoysmbsr ae2t Claims not presented viii no: - 90
titled % any dividend which msy Be- dsesfee New.
&C riber assignee q said Hayes D1 HoRIsON
York, September -, isH Assignee.
x0t to-
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-ItTrs IiuTfT NV ~
We. tbe attention Of country ants mechanics infn
er. aud other. 10 his very extensive assortment .yni
tered Al e bwest market prices, for eash % on sPpf"'e'
credit. -. t..t..
Cut and wrought nails and spike', tacss, D''"''
Knives aud forks r.zors pocsrt-knisesi sfi'S'''
Mil pit and cr0ss-cut saws hoes, i@f'i ..
shovei- spades .Ythrs and snatns hhes A'N ''''
Rlne.-Iead fots aud sand crucibiesi
Pnrlo. Tor wells and ci-t@rns iesd gip~< 49,,
seofeb Water u Ayr Missouri and Is5Sey Oh 'sns
s.ner, t.rol. in great variety, BY AbeftsDn Not-.i
~, Hsrton sud others lsAnantedg soaSh makers
tsJls. 49,. Looos
Hons .nd ship-caspsater. tools
Ri.~s.miths tools aud garden utensils
, Dlae $50. csbnet-nakers Trimmings
iIaa.e .sd ship-baiiders' hardware.
~ 80 co5per and steel wire. sheet bras
lfon' DIss', SofrG snsIne Harlem Oh. 49, jm
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Gl THE BEAlIb OF RfSHFi baS "'''''t'
IL well and extensively known that you na,e ony 20
49, be.nti aod his assorme % of Fall style Of Hats and
Gao. Is already attracting the attention OF those VINO se
Ia practice strict economy, aud al the same tine always 10
.ei.ou. Al ARCHERS, 10 Green~ich-st $40 imis-
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.ured. Also. of the occupant,
=, 1awlw si3 3awts CHARLES NJ GRAHAM. ia
BENJAMIN MOONEY, Auct,oneer
tRDxx ARE Cutlery. &r.-By EDWARD

{ CRARY. this day, at 10 O'clock. At the Auction
ROOM - Peafs consisting OF table cutlery pcchet DO
rszor SCISSORS shears. hreirons braces and bits nail
carpet and srk hammers curry combs shovsis aud spades
knob rad and truns locks powder daks tsess, fly pans.
horse shoe and shaving brushes whips silver pencils gold
pens and holders, Ac. ~, ~
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CHRONOLOGICAL ALmANACS.
BURGESS. srRINGER s. co.

FuWLfR 4 WILLS l1i NtoeAt-er .
HAVE FOR SALE al the cost Of manufacture the ill
IItfafcd chronological Almanac Zoo 1882. - lmis
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tde hurry Of business cannot we'll snare The time
M ~ .re otherwise disincned 10 pursue long nyesti-
or ~ = ~. cases -
- ,Ic~meri-m Preventive Of falo-Curaiive If
n....e-Dr JANIS AsELFT 10 HudsGn-st gives siffn1s
S,lv n A. NJ and NJ Surgical operations per.
formed without pain. Childbirth is rendered painless
lar the moiheTthe period of confinement shorten
ed The most Severe diseases often yield 30 ts remedial
influence after all other remedies have failed the hands
the most skiful OF tbe profession Tens Of Thousand
through Tie necieucy Of other remedies yielding up
their precious lives that might 10 Mesmersr. live. TIE
pacd have the OF their limbs restored Tunon are
arrested IN their growth and fatality the -famusrer hls
hs uterence made easy The -hDrtsafsd given correct
vision Those who have slc~nicrs nights made
w % o. boz slnfnher refreshing that Of infancy
The mind dEsaed n Mcsmerism finds lie Or. Ash.
ley the diseases 81 and children. and attends
10 the general practice Of medicine and surgery
- lawi-tiS
~ Water Care.-Dr TRAIL, who started the frst
Hydropatc Institution m America receives patients ~
bis aud connod 0us establishment a. S. Johns PARK
- Laigf.i Consultations mornings aud evenings DR.
+ hes had connection with the establishments on Your
teenth-st since The first 81 July. 81 lwis
- Fifteenth Ward.-The Whir Eector. Of The
Fifteenth Wand requested tO assemble AZ Consultation
Hall on Monday evening the nth u Sept inst ~ q
O'Clock Tor the purpose q choosing delegates ~ the Dis
cf and Senatorial Conventions pursuant % the call Of
the Nhie General Committee BY order Of the Ward
Committee, HENRY BkkFDOEI, chm
Cuf,rER DRiccs. sec'v. ~ 81
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AT 10 O'clock At store Ss5 Brosway second store below
Leonardsi directly opposite the Ne~fofk Society IL
brary Buildings
kxrENstyE suk % Gs~rfFr fVsSfrvst.-A very
large and splendid stck OF made rose~od,
black walnut and mshoss cabinet aud urho iur-
nure pAn0tortes &c made In the modern, rsnssn
and antique STYLES which will DO found well verify tho
attention of purchasers. -
Farther particulars here Catalogues AL he ready.
aud he yo. may be examined the dsy before the sale
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cIGNOR BLITI.-CRONDED HOUSES TRi.
- TMPHANr SUCCESS FASHIONABLE AUDI
ENCES ~ the Society Library. corncrot Leonard street
aud Broadway. every evening during the week, com
nencing on Monday evening, Sept - The entertain
neuts will consist Of the most eNreordi nary feets IN
Magic and the Humorous Scenes IN Ncntuoqnsn
Afternoon performance ON Saturday At O'Clock.
Admission Is cents children half price. Doors open
"a 7-cnnmence ats Al y. So lwis
T\sTIE cARDEN.-THE CHINESE JUNK,
y keyug the wonder OF the world be for few
- l,,ger Admission ~ cent. s8N
rI'HE" GREEK SLAVE. Powers Statue OF tina
Greek Slave Is open Tor ~hition, AT the National
Academy Of Design from o'clock A. Nj until 10 7.
Admtance - cents season tickets jn cents anT sti
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NJ A Rim T. JOU Il n AL.
PORT OF NETWORK.


gbirs Angeiique, Edwards. Amsterdam, SchudhaIdt d
f,.lhard fairfield Loveland, Charleston, Christopher
Colon smith, Havana, SIohOrd Tilcson Co; Toronto
Warren london ! Criswod.
Buzz Amelia Mulholland Cochran, DemeIaroi Falcmi
PITT Bermuda Tucker Liehtburni WslhaN, Dawson
Halifax NJ r Winniett Ann, Tucker, CaIbonelr, NJ
o. Laurie: Tacelo. Atwood. Bangor, Brett Nose.
Schfs Cirecian Chase Boston, Alice Weber, Pcnsaco
Ia. Ac Cha. Ashun, NickcfsOn, Boston solomon Rose
Welt Wooley Edcuton Amanda, Davis Newbefn
Sioops Helen Hussey, New Bedford; Rhode Island,
Hail. Providence; J q Adams Norris Boston, Foster a
Nickerson
Barge Shafk, Ely. Phad
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Ndrst series ct ths magnificent collection consisting OF
three gigantic Scriptural Paintings viz Christ Healing
the ia the Temple, Christ Raising Lazarus tfum the
Dead and Death the Pale Horse, finished m the hsh-
est style OF thei art. viii open for exhibition on SAIiR
DAY 18th inst. az the National Academy Of Design, on
the floor and h0ui - The Statue Of the Greek
Slave
= 3 They admitted by some Of the hrst aiisis 70
De SUPERIOR % Vests paintings the same subjects ana
best collection Of historical paintings ever offered TO
the nuhIic Sd Inns
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Pnnepai osee' N rl'LroN-sT. sun Building So II


" 1ttNs IT hs -"uIt, OF Hartford, Conn WI
preach Tor the Fourth Unversast Society AZ tho Apoo
saiooi' bIoadway Tomorrow Sunday morning, fOs
o'clock and evening n O'Clock. s25its
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NOTICES.


~. Professional Notice ID WHtkLER will
~ 80 I~cf. the members Of the profession, who
fna ,h hurry Of business cannot well snare the time
~ .re otherwise dsinclined 10 pursue long nyesti-
~ - - IN. cases -
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Brig Maxeppa Of Belfast. Me- COlson, Trinidad de Cuba
n ds. sugar &c. TO Asuirre Galway Ion banks Amcr
Eddy. Pblad noNs day. Chesapeake Parker. for
Boston, Ia ds Mary Chiffon, Tor NNok In 10 ds Floyd
Cuhell for Boston, ia ds Florida, Cabot, do, DIS brgs
Albert Perkins Bearse for Boston, in ds Vancouver,
Smith Tor NYork IN ds Ofmus, Gibbs for Newport, IN
2ds, Canonicus Woodhue, do. In ds
Br big Ann Eliza, Hammond Augailla, "A DIS, salt 10
II Rraine.
Br schr Byron Anguilla. q ds salt. To ! II Brane
Schr Ellen, Morse, Virginia ds, shingles
Scht Coquette, Il ggius Virginia, 3 d.. potatoes
Schr A Osborne, Osborne, Virginia, ds, wood
Schr Native, Chambers, Virginia, : ds, wood
Schr : johnson, Bennett, Nignia, 4 DIS, WOOD
BELOW brig. g.,
SAILED-Bark Rapid, for Havana, spoken by brig MA
zrppa On 2si lat 80 TO- long n 40, spoke brig RUSSELL
I'm Boston for Philad.
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CROWDED AND FASHIONABLE II

y One Week More.-rhey Won't Let rs Mr. hill
and Dr.. VALENTINE, the unrvaled representatives Of
Yankee and other Eccentric Characters will give their
combined entertainments every evening during the week
commencing on Monday. sept 20 AZ Mechanics Hall.
broadway, a few doors above Grind-st
Tickets, admitting gentleman or gentlemen and lady
81 cents 50 otis~
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Benefit Of Mr. r Piacde .
DtINO'S.-Farewcllvi visit Of the celebrated kANh III
L FAMlLY-SATuRDAl EVENING, september -
the Performances vii commence with the one Act piece
JOHN JONES of the War Ofhce-Guy Ooodluck. MI
John Seton. Eliza Mns Watts To be followed ~ the is
Act ofihe beautiful ballet Of GlSELLE-Duke Albert, w
Henry Wells Gseiie Madame Leon Javelli Gabriel IA
sci IS Hiaron. Amer which. r z the Man and The
riger-Bob Bucsskin. Nj T Pscide. To conclude with
tho ITALIAN BRlGAND>. az the Midnight Assault
Characters BY Gabriel and the kaVel Family.
Tickets - cents al parts OF the establishment includ-
Ing the promenade 20 he had from 10 70 At the box once
Doors open Al 7 Performance commences al y o'clock
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-01-05
DEPARTURE OF THE la REGI.
MENT

Yesterday was a day Of exciting inter
est TO Pittsburgh. Il was signalised by
the departure of about 200 Of our own
! immediate citizens, and in all about one
thousand Pennsylvanians, on a very dis
tant and dangerous service, their re-
turn from which must be deemed a mat
ter of hazard. The ample levee was
crowded throughout the day. The ST.
Anthony left in the morning with Capt.
Binder and Capt. Dana's companies and
at 10 o'clock the Alliquipoa drew in her
plank and backed cut into the stream,
amidst the shouts OF ten thousand per-
sOns who ihronged The leyce and the
boats at the shore. She carried the
Pittsburgh independent Blues, Captain
Hay and the Philadelphia company of
Capt. Moorhead. Scenes Of this Kind
are fruitful of excitement, ard that Of
yesterday had its full share. Mothers
parting with their children-wiyes with
their husbands-isters with their loved
and cherished brothers. We conld not
envy the man who could witness this IN
moved-oDe more wcrd-ancther and a
last embrace, was even fought for and
conquered of the guards, hetraving a
desperate agony Of feeling that defed
rule and orde.. Men are either less a
cute in their feelings or have more pow
er 10 command them. bul women seek
relief in audible sohs and tears. Stand
ing on the levee cur warmest sympa-
thies were called into action by exhibit
lions of this kind, many having remained
10 gaze on the boat until it rounded the
point Of land at Manchester, creating a
void between them and all they held dear
on earth.
At three O'Clock a crowd. If possible
more dense, covered ihe same ground, TO
witness the departure OF the Duqaesne
Greys, Capt. Heron, in the New Eng
land; on this beat also embarked Col.
Wynkoop, Lieut.. Col. Black and Maj.
Bowman, and ansiLer scene Of the same
life exciting emotion was repeated
Gallant fellows! they left here with the
prayers of a whole people 10 God for
protection, and for their early and sale,
but honorable return.
The New England, we learn, rounded
TO at Manchester, where she remained
until this morning, when she again put
out at an early kour.-PuiS6. .4merican
Dee. 80.
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N1ON
LECISLATIVE %TELEGRAPH.

During the ensuing session of the
Legislature, the PENNSYLVANIA TELE-
GRAPH wili bel published twice;s week.
on fine double royal sized paper. and
Will contain full, impartial, and acca-
rate reports Of the proceedings of the
two Houses, together with the latest
Congressional, Foreign and General
news.
Experienced Reporters will he EN-
ployed in both branches of tie Legisla-
ture, and every exeriion used TO make
the Telegraph worthy Of the patronage
and confidence Of the public, and of the
reputation it has acquired for correctness
and imParIialry.
The ensuing session Of the Legislature
will be one Of more interest TO the cii-
gems of Pennsylvania than any one for
many years. Subjects Of the deepest
interest to her welfare-to every citizen
will be sgitaied, in all Of which the
Telegraph will always contain the latest
and most correct intelligence. Every
intelligent citizen-aIi who feel an inter-
est in the affairs Of the Commonwealth,
should receive a paper from the seat Of
Government during the session Of the
Legislature.
In consequence Of the facility Of the
Magnetic Telegraph we shall be enabled
10 give all important Congressional and
other intelligence up to The heur Of pub
LEGATION,
As the publication Of a paper of the
size. and giving the informsiion Of the
TELEGRAPH during the session, is at
tended with great expense, IS well as
editorial labor, our friends throughout
Commonwealth are respectfully rescest-
ed to aid in increasing the circulation in
their respective neighborhoods during
that period. The erins are
For the session, 80 90
For the year, 5 90
Two copies OF the Telegraph will be
sent during the Session for $500. The
same deduction will be made for a large
number. THEO. PENN.