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3uarkrts.
Boston Nar,iCt-.I'cb. ~.

WOOL. DHty, - pre-
There have brta NJ lots Of Wool o! any con'ldcra-
bic lnlty received from the country and tn market
continues to be very poorly supplied VITA the article
small advance over the prices quoted IN our last re-
port has been obtained. BY the arrival ol the steamer
Cambria this afternoon, we have the following adylcts
u the English market OF the 18th instant Inc month
Of January commenced with more animated demand
lor foreign WOODS, aud during the iirst Two weeks a
iur amunl OF business was done, and prices showed
some tendency to advance. Since that time how
ever tn market has been quiet, and buyers seem 10
act with great caution i"runG alarmed AT the state OF
the Provision market and the unlayora1c turn oi tn,
foreign exchanges. Prime SIXony Iccces,
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B. M, l.,

The third Lecture of the Course. will be de-
livcrcd before the Mechanics Institute, by l.. f.
CurrrEYDEN. Esq, on Friday Evening, February
%, at - o'clock at Strong's Hall. Subject,
Modern Society.
Lecture on "Wednesday eve. next, by S.
FLErcEER. Subject. Substitutes for Books pre-
yious to the invention OF Printing
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LEr AL VINO Anr ArrmcrEp wrrn AsrnN

FOLLOWING LETTER.
Mr ,th w Fuwie :--SU--lilyiII b''1 afflicted
Tor more than thirty year. with tac asthma, at times
yerrly, TO Incapuctate me irom attendance to
business. aud having adopted many medicines without
any, bat temporary relief purchased about three
y,us since, OF Mr. Edward Mason, your agent IN this
civ, several bottles OF WstlIs Bal-lm of Wild Chez
~ irrg the effect, of which obtained more Tcllri
than from all the medicines mad ever taken for mat
distressing disorder. have 10y the repeated NJ, Of
Your yaiuIhc Blslm, been more free OF pressure 1r
breath, aud oppression on the lungs than hud ancl-
patcd, and in deed conceive myself rs cured OF lhi-
most d.shearcniug malady.
do most ch,cuuily tender you this acknowledge
mcnt which you will Us, as your Judgment dictates
Argus Office, Zen MAVNNpD
None genuine, unless signed BUTTS on the
wrapper For sale By PECK ~ SPEAK.
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DIR. Woods Sarsapariiia and Wild Cherry
lkiitprs

Arcro,v ockrowlcdpcd. hy all who have given them
n rial to bc one of the hes preparations in As
n FAMILY MEDICINE it is invaluable. II is plea
san, 10 The taste which ni,ll,s it easy medicine to
administer TO children and is fast taking the place ct
thos, Nnnscatin,r Remedies which have been so long
in use The proprietor cannot too strongly recommend
his incarnation MS Family Medicine Ms few doses
months of sickness and suffering and prevent in most
instances attacks of fever and aguc, bilious fever, and
oil the local levers oil we county. 30, ps' '
licadachc llldgcsupl'' iiuilpe, i"''' III VIZ '' '
side they have been used WIN sIcn,s uoccs ;;, II
The following Is one among l'luny ts'llo',i'l' VI
the efficacy OF this Medicine III POSSESSION oil tlc pro-
prclnF. an ,o,, n g.. T. :.
New Bedford, Angus, ~ loii' D'"i ~ A. !,
WIN huch pleasure that au" NY ,Hl'l', W NJ,
many winch you have, OF the H1ut oI YOU m
ana Nld Cherry Buffers i"fc u.cu uicili u, i.'s
.ay WIN the rappl'st rcsI nu Il
mem TO otcisw nave liscu INV Min SgI''
IN one case N particular " - - ri "iA ~ lH.'.
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VALUABLE REAL T.sTAT!. FOR SALE

- THE Subscriber, being ahou, remove to
4. Darlington. offers for sale the following pro-
- pcfjy, situated in and near the village OF VIII
liston.--y,Z.
The Brick Store, formerly occupied by Nichols
Chttcnden and Co.. to which is uttachcda large store
house wood she'd smoke house, &c, and acre OF
land also the goods now on hand in said store.
Also.-lhc dwelling house formerly occupied by
Eli Chittcndcn, with the Gu, buildings and 10 acres
OF land thereto adjoining
Aso-A farm lying onc mil, South of the village,
containing Sc OF land in high state OF cultNa-
ton well fenced and watcrrd. good dwelling house,
barn and nil the Necessary nppurtcuauccS. tor carry
ing in the farming business. thereon situated
The above property will be sold together or in Sc
prratc parcels. 10 suit purchasers
For further particulars apply II the subscriber at
Wiliiston. tbs II. CANFlELD,
WIiston, Feb Ii, 1871 3l,f
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Sullivan Railroad.

We understand that the work on the line OF
this road which has been let to $. +. BGLKSAP
Esq, has been commenced.
Mr.. BELENAr, broke ground on the section
near Clarcmont, on the 23d inst.
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1--WE do not often invite the attention of our
readers to the poetry on our first page, though
we mean, always, that it shall be "wonh looking
at; but our politically hcterodoX friend, Mr.
SAKE, does give us a little orthodox tin in that
way this week. which we trust our readers will
not read We don't wish to lie understood rs
encouraging such leyity,
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News from England.

Tbe Steamer CAMBRIA arrived at Boston on
Saturday last. She brings Liverpool dates TO
the 18th inst.
The news received is exceedingly interesting and
important.
Porlinncn, has been occupied with the new mcn-
snrcs of relief for the people Of Ireland and Scotland
The government plans appear tn be received WIN &C.
neral appreciation by all parties both III ana ou' oi ar
lament. a..
The accounts from Ireland continue to b. oi the
same appalling character 49,
Scotland too still suffers. and in parts OF Eng
land the people complain that they cannot procure
food
The most important commercial news brought by
the Cambria is that relating TO brcadsius prices OF
which have declined materially since our previous ac
counts. r
The Bank of England has again raised It's rate OF
discount from - to per cent. The Cntsu lnlrNct
was agtatcd in consequence. and decline LOOK phcc
Money. however. 1t Is sad, Is abundant III Ulc ''ol
Stock Exchange.
LlvEppo5L Cons MARKrr During the last eight or
ten days we have had enormous arrivals o Gram ana
Grain produce. from [ : and ports OF BRIT \ Nmctlca;
besides several quantities OF Wheat and inIan Corn
from the Continent OF Europr. On 2lha decline 81
ID per 20 lbs Wheat was III several instances con-
coded OF Am Flour parcels takcnat ~ To- anu buyers
on large scale at los, but superior brands western
were held steadily at Ais. The general depression o.
the trade became fully visible at the market held on
Tuesday last Influenced by the recent cnactnrhis OF
the Legislature. the London and proNIch markets
through the country being depressed rrouucrd AT on
Corn Exchange declining tendency, and all dcscri-
tions Whrat rccedcd to I'll pcr1o lbs below rates Of
that day week with large show OF YIN Flour loo
Sod from bond. the market opened heavily ana Owc
prices were accepted than importers were afterwards
disposed to conccde the trade thus closed rather NOR,
firmly than II commenced, at trc.nc oi y 6j per hb
from the currency OF luc-iay last Indian Corn. be
ngr1krn of sparinIy, was u > per or lower thar
on that day scnuight
LyEBrooL AMERICAN Provision MARKET, Feb. 3
Sales IN Beet limited, IN consequence or snnlincsS
D. ttt.
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Rutland Railroad.

Mcssrs. DECKER and WARNER. are ut work
on the line OF this road, at the Jewell Brook
section. and at Observation-Disclosures. WALES
BANTER and Co.. have also broken ground .
short distance above Bellows Falls"
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Would you like an appetite for Breakiast--if 50,
wash your teeth when you arise with part OF two
shilling box Of JONESS Amber Tooth Paste V our
teeth will be peary white, your breath sweeh and
your mouth Will taste delicious that you will have
good appetite. Sold at HAFRrsGToSs
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,yvE the subscribers having been appointed by the
w Honorable the Probate Court Tor the Ds.rict
OF Chittenden, Commissioners to receive. eNamin'
o,,rnst the estate ol William Wood late OF Wcs,iurd,
n-ail district dec,as,drp m-oyeut, and also
Mi rniIn and demands cShiacd in offset thereto and
six months from the day Of the date hereof, being
allowed by said Court, Tor lhat purpose, We do there
,-e hereby give notice that We viii attend TO the bust
nrs= OF our appointment mt the dwe,nrof the widow
Hannah Wood. in Nc.tord in said district, ON the
iJlh day Of April next N 10 o'clock, A. VI, on said
day o., 900
ANSON SOIAE }r.;.
35,y3 DAVID :. iASHI.TON. I ''i'i''''S
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1.-THE extraordinary CIR AEFENBERG PILLS.
winch nre achieving unparalleled trumphs in various
sections OF this country, are now introduced mo thls
ycinitv Lei every sick person read the advertisement
of The j;rnf,nbrrT Company which viii be found IN
another column For sale at SnrRwoops, West side
Court House Square.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-26

a.;, r I'M vi Jus'ce' anu .ioa'c tiie pcacc any
,,L, VI ,'.ts "hou'u tnc icensc tlcNet succrcH'
~ In " .hcep'' guy uiat tHc routes vi VI" '".i
i,r WIN DC 'hiongeu Dy licensed dealers cascr 10
uliuse tncse hres oil death among the laborcrs rec
;rch OF vermont, VIII you consent to tins Nhlc II
L.; o'ucu pocy o Inexperienced contractors w P,on
, e use u intoxicating drinks among uicll i,,'
VIII You make provision to expose them TO lcllpta-
uon, 10 them well nigh irresistible Are you wl,l,E
Vnoou'tci he uifeiul cNls 10 DC cNlicctc" ''''' ~
rus w, W., IL caiinot Ue' 49,, y,,
rhiLNps OF TEMPERANCE, we nlpcoi 10 !o" I
nave lapored long an well III TINS glorious cuu' "
WIN good measure oil success icii"Ps ~" -
you nave relaxed your zeal, and become weary YOU
work. But your most vigorous efforts are hc,ucu 10"
FROM the earliest settlement oil the county, w 9'V -
intoxicating liquors has been restricted 70 icH S'
III the view of the law, to safe and trusy hands ANA
yet, what dreadful train OF evils has attended on the
talc Now it is proposed, II the people consent, 10
give indefinite extension to this dangerous ccrnl o
mischief to open wide the Hood gates ol liquid ilrc
and let it sweep unrcstraincd over or state Let the
for License prevail. and the labor OF years Is III
a moment undnnr - lenders of alcoholic poison. res
trained by no uriuciule of humanity but urged on by
the hone of rain and armed with the authority of law,
will swarm, in every yllnrc and town. rckindInn the
awful cnetui,s of dormant but vet uncXtmgushcd
appetite. anrnu the Young to indulge in the intoNi-
eating cup and scattering the seeds OF sorrow, suffering
and death The competition OF rival dealers will dis
trbute those streams of dcsoaton into every corner of
tne Sta,e ana llt .icA !ii WIN N,tu 60 so, ~
Iwhlch mummy snuiuoIs. W." , . , ~ w.
oi suil danger, Ionse youl9tNcS ~ iu,-'' " H.'l
Let information on ini' SUBJECT o' "'"S'u '"' anu
WIZ, "Iols Wv nh, ,.,,.,-. -, .r,,. ,, ,, -.
we "pi'C'l " ,f,, ,,, ",,r ~, ,non,ants of
~ IN lN a., ,r ,,,,,l we're r.ui nrI vn1r
Gun" MI ,;' ;,-,,r.s, ,,,,, ,,.,, ,,,
tlousns s"n =" "i,'i ',,' ba, CON MGR ,i.,eJ
.,e ~ W ' , ~ , tr, tbp nrini.ious habit And
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TIE BURLINGTON DRAWING BOOK
OF E'iC,tI.IS

Collected from the works ct Eminent Masters,
- Tor the use Of Amateurs, Families and Schools :;
by John Henry Hopkins IT, price $500, for sale at
81 EDWARDS Bogk Sore
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Notice.

THE undersigned having taken the shop heretofore
occupied by Spaudug x Russell are prepared To cx-
ccutt all kinds OF Painting Paper Hanging, &c sc.
with ncatnrss and despatch cheap for Cash, and from
well known experience Trust to give entire satisfaction
to all who may give them call
), IL RUSSELL,
LYMAN SPAULDTNG.
Burlington, February Is. Isl, 32m6
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WE the Subscribers, having been appointed by tho
w Honorable the Probrtc Cour, for the District OF
ChittoudoH. Commissioners 10 receive, examine uud
the estate Of Peter l.. Alien. late OF Jericho n
sr strict deceased, represented nsolycnt and also
all claims aud demands cNlhtcdin Offset thereto and
eN months from tr day ct the date hereof, being NJ
lowed by said CONT ior that purpose, do thc!c;oo
hereby rive notice, TINT We vii attend TO the bus! )
Of Our appointment. at the dwelling oi Willow ~
1d. Allen in jericho in said District, OIL III; .9.i
DAYS OF April and July next, at 10 o'clock \, M "a
each of said days.
Da.cI, tu.- 2i,udly OF January, \. D. ISL.
bANID FISH
JOHN STORY, 33W3
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the Town Huntington the County of Ctcnn.
date remain either following described land Town,
wit
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TO II correspondent.

Our bclIicose friend, the islander" shall b
heard next week
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SWANS CELEBR ATED PANACEA
EOR THE CUHE or
Srofuld. Geacrdl De5Hify, thife Stcciing,
HhcnmatiSm. Diseases Of The Lircr 'Hd
sim, and al DescdSes arising from
Impurities of the Biood, on tie

Sr0tuld. GeHcrdl De5iiity, iihife Slcclting,
Hhcnmutism Diseases of the Lircr GMd
SIN and al Diseases arising from
Impurities 0f the BtO0d, on tie
cgects Of Mercury.
evvAIN,S pANACEA has been for more than
,.,,'t,, vears crrbratcd in thi. country and in
Ern. r extroordinn,y cur..s-or the certificates
- u h .r,s' ia ,na, to the directions and book
CJhar hc Ind ,,roti.l nrron,pauviur the Pa
,ac.o '''''
H. L l ,, n, bs,,i,.i and ,,iv,,to roctico mr.
49, i " ,.r t'rt,t,,,, 81 ,r rr,.,',,rn,n,lrlL Inv
i, ,s ~, r-,,,.I s.,os mn, orhrr eminent ner
va, '''' ,.,',, b,,i' H.,
n Gu, If n ptoc.ssor of Snrrrrv PA Uni.
W r'''9o''' VA ~
Va',,,;r, Mot, N d Professor of Surrerv. n Y
'"'l'Is''r -'iS''i "a - i''--'' - s-'''-'
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ESfgAE,seSs'HsIE.Es
hCADEMICAL INSTITUTION.

C. E E I B,s5.c 4 Il Associate Principals.
Mrs. J. $. Spauldng, Prcccprcss.
Miss f.. VI. Powers. Assistant,
Mr. II. Fisk. Teacher Of French.
Mr. 5. u. Bassett, Teacher OF Organ and Vocal
Music,
Mrs : NJ Bassct. Teacher Of Piano &. Mcclellan,
Mrs O. T. IIoughtua Teacher Of Painting,
Miss 5 j. Bailey, Teacher of Pho1o Lraphy,
Mr. l.. d Davis, Teacher ct Pcnmanshp,
The Spring Term commences on "Wednesday
March Bird. Lectures and Tuition usual. Books
furnished by the Principals Board, S - per wcc.
including room, wood ana washing
Additions have been made 10 the school rooms and
special efforts being made by the citizens to suiia-
by accommodate with board al! who may apply.
Bakersfield, Feb. Gthl-I SETH OAhS.
81 Sccrctdrv
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VVEaVsWsEa,
4 FELLOW, WHOSE NAME WE HAVE. |,

v 7
a travelling around cleaning Clocks, and stating
FALSELl1 "thithe has worked tor IL, aud ciraneo
Clocks tor Us, s., il no complaints were nlndc o
his work should not notice him. No one who hu'
worked with Us is travelling around cleaning Clocks
ID Caution 1t is OF very frequent occurrence tila
Watches are sold ON the strength OF false staten ur
that they were purchase OF Us came from our Shol
Sc" 81 Caution Poorly mlic and poor quality o
SILVER Spoon. are often sold TO the uususprc,ng tan.
others hy falsely stating "that they came lrom oGI
Shop urt a. good NJ ouls' or cheaper than W. SCI.
i Sc Il purchasers vii just lind oat the truth o
such statements fare they buy, and know by per
sinal examination OF weight, purity and Workmanship
they can the better judge uuaynng regrets utter pur
chn~' can D.. saved by common prudence, and c"din
nation Of OUR silver before purchase.
tsno, true that any one IN eiscis us in SILVER war
Watches Clocks OF other Goods, So tar We have -
Osccrlanrd. BRIN5NNp y BEUInLEs.
Feb II
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a The NoHh Sur rrcvercnty intimotcs that
the Third Party "masS meeting in Danyillc, the
other day, was rather a failure. The fires OF
Liberty" burn low on the obscure altar Of par-
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T5yIlE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXIST-

TINITD VOFNNI NINNIIIF IILKEIUTUHE ININT-
I n1under the lirm OF SpaulIing Il Russell is this
d1y dissolved by mutual consent. All persons having
tilcd accounts, earnestly requested To call and
s.trlc forthwith. K c. SPAULDiNG,
; II. RUSSELL.
Burlington, February list, loi7
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ApOTnECtRI'S HALL.

, ENtDt Allan tNb WIN MAY " " /.
occasion to use any thing in the Drug and Nedi-
IN, line, wal find ,rf, and excellent assortment
Of IN, sun, at tht corner oi Church and COLLEGE SIS
uorTinlton bull ling Having removed to the conner
a.. r n.cparrd to serve up all the d'irlc!cs required
iorth, preservation Of TIE 'aths Of our Nrighoy,
mi j1.ioy Cti2.ns. GEO. T.. HARRINGTON.
/ - ,,lrrt,u Feb % .lW3
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This INSTITUTION

substantial nlvanloses viii, respect to lie assu;;
rance AMI deferred a'''ut'S Inc assured mas on n!
crcas.onS. tie power 10 borrow without cNrnsro O!
forfeiture OF the poh'N, iWo-lird-" 81 tlc premiums
paid ALSO the option OF ''eGiH benefits ana ue con-
version OF his Interests to meet other commencement
necessity
Assurances for terms OF yea:s ut tic lowest possible
Persons insured for lj', can, at oacr. borrow hai
amount OF animal premium Tor NY successive !e1is'oH
P,gr or Tue CArrAL Is FaaNlN5Eyrly INrr,TIro n
DrrloIs-as Trustee -aNaiInbIc always to the 'ssa-
red IN case Of disputed claims Should any such u..-l
or otherwise.
The payment OF p.ei'l', "l'1 !VH'H % 9'a'"''''
at trllmg advance upon NE H"Ua' 'u't'
/ n cuAist Io' S''''i' ,'t'! m a., ,,, - .,-,,,;.
he .omes dut, without forfeiture oi rglcy ,.
/ IInVrmS leave 'Al'i1.'e anu i'"''u'' anu t"'.-
premiums the most moderate scale
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NcapO.itaaa Rso1lasct>.
Cautions.

DArTISDN, NOE, & Co. Patcntrcs and Man
l. ioclures y Delaney Street, New OK J5l
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NEW ARTICLES.
IyrgSpS RpIvSNUD < BROTUERS. RECEIVE

VI nearly every week additions 10 their assortment.
Amongst the arlc - received the past week may BE-
found, Shell and pearl card cass silver pocket irult
knives, lovc-knot and other patterns silver butter
knives agate brooches, taus and hnc gold P1i!Sdc.
guard chains Oar assortment Is ever varying and
ever new.
\ new lotof lamps received the past week more
on the way. Also violin and bass violin strings ana
]
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Names of
'ersons Owing Taxes state School County Town
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ramlher- blank n. 'p9II 9 9 Is; WS oI's'T
y -, ar nom either OF the Agents throughout t
iIpi,ci states and BRUSH Noglh Amrncan CuIon
I,,m, " III, 6oh, AZ ut tor Burlington and "
''Ii'i fny, ru MARSH. NJ D. Medical Examiner.
Burlington, l2Jh February l>iI jim
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-06-07
RESTORATIVE FRANCHISE.
.H CON SUMPTION,

r OUIS FONTAIN, jr., partner of the firm OF
u Fentain Son, Chemists and Prescription.
lists to the Royal University, Paris, has established
at Washington city, D. c., depot for the sale of
the above celebrated compound, at VIM. Adams
Bookstore, No. 3. Elliott's Buildings Pennsylvania
Avenue, near Jackson Hail. which they offer
to the American public as sure antidofe for Con-
sumption, in its eIpanced well as incpient stages
Acting directly upon the LUNGS, and arresting
their decay not only soothes and quiets at once
the distress and pain attendant upon this hereto
fore regarded fatal disease but restores the lungs
and their sympathising organs to natural and heal
thy action. Accompanying each package are gen.
eral instructions and directions ranslated for its
use, adapted to all cases, and if strictly followed
will not fail, in every instance-if the lungs are
not wholly consumed-of restoring to health
whichmay be permanently secured by future care
and avoiding too much exposure to atmospheric
changes LOUIS FONTAlN. h
- Price, eight Francs.
ITFor the information Of persons residing in
the interior; any partof the government--he would
state that the remedy is prepared and imported di-
rect from their Laboratorie, Paris, and that the
same can be transported through mail, as he is adj
vised by officers Of the Post Office Department. to
any post Office in the country, at the same charge
as for double letter. Amy persons, therefore,
residing distant from this city, who may wish to
avail themselves of the remedy, can do 80 by adj
dressing him through the mail, post paid. Two
dollars accompanying an order, will entite per-
son to one whole and one third package.
LOUIS FONTAIN.
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NOTICE.

Il. Persons wishing to subscribe to the National
Wing are respectfully informed that a list Ia kept
opened at our Office Northeast corner OF the Ave-
nue. and second street. up staifs and at Adams Pub.
lsation Office North side of the Avenue, between 3
and Al streets.
All communications for insertion in the Natio'lal
Wig must be addressed 40 THE Enron" accom-
panied by the real name Of the writer, and must be
most maid or they will not be taken out Of the Post
Office.
II All letters on business and enclosing orders for the
National Wing, must he apdressed ''ro the Pub
Usher" and must also be postpaid, they will not
be taken out of the Pos, Office.
AZ No attention paid to orders for the Nntona
Wing unless accompanied by the cash..
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TUST RECEIVED, and for sale al the
u Book STORE OF A. ADAM, Pennsylvania
Avenue the following late and attractive literary pro-
auctions, viz:
By JAMES The Ancient Regime, 25 cents; Chas
ryrrel, the Bitter Blood, rs cts; The Robbcr, 25
cts; Corse de Leon, % CTS False Heir, %; Heidle-
berg, %; Step Mother, vols SO; the Smuggler rs.
Beauchamp, rs.
Expectant; the Squire; the Prince and Pedler, the
Secret Foe; Agnes Serl; Nandarrel; Cousin Hinton
the Fright, each Is cents the Heress, 25 Who shall
be Heir, 25.
By CHARLES LEVER. Tom Burke OF Ours, SO cts
he Nevilles Of Garretsown, rs cts Jack Hinton, so
Charles o'Malley, so; Arthur O'Leary, IS cents
Knight of Gwynne, 25
By ALEXANDER Dumas. Genevieve, so cts, Che
Waller de Harmental, 25; Lady Of Monsoreau, vols
II, the Three Guardsmen, 25; the Counte of Monte
Christie, vols 81; Duke OF Burgundy, %, JOAN the
Heroic Maiden, Is
BY GEORGE LIPPARD. The Quaker City, vols
81; Blanche OF Brandywne, 3 vols Is cts
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Young Kate, or the Rescue, 25
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Wilulness OF Woman, %
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Lives of Statesmen, by Hon Q Adams, 25
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The Prairie Bird, by Murray, %
Love and Mesmerism, by Horace Smith, 25
The Female Minister, %
Rose Marie, or the Gogo Family, 25
Archibald Werner, so
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Guy Rivers, a Tale Of Georgia, %
My Own Home and Fireside, so
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The Venice Orange Girl, i2a
Freaks OF Cupid, in three parts, each 12i
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Charmed Sea by II. Martineau, 25
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Eucretia by Bulwer, %
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