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THE UNITED STATES REPORTER,
A Daily Journal Of Government, Legislative,
and General Netcs.

A Daily Journal Of Government, Legislative,
and General Neics.
The subscriber is now enabled to announce the
completion ofhis arrangements for the establishment
Of awell organized and Independent Journal OF News
az the Seat Of the General Government.
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PoRrER will be the following:
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to domestic affairs and to foreign relations ofthe eOm-
try, will be given with scrupuous fidelity. Possess
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exclusively, intelligence Of the most important char
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cordance with the terms Of the contract made at the
close of the last session Of Congress The arrange
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enlarged degee-the benefit Of he experience, sa-
gacity and craftsmanship Of that body to which they
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the Reporter" next morning.
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uited States
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pie, at the commencement of what promises to be a
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public Of the United States.
| JAMES A. HOUSTON,
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