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The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1850-09-21
MRS. M. =. HORN

Respectfully informs the citizens OF Fayette-
vile and its vicinity, that she will open Schoes
in the Lodge the 1st Monday of October next
Te,7ns.-Tuition and Contingencies, payable
Quarterly, 81 25, IS, and 30.
Sept Ii, 1850 6O3-ot
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1850-09-21

MISSOURT.-The Congressional delegation
stands wings to Benton democrat. We sup
pose half loaf is better than no bread.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1850-09-21

IOWA is great State for democracy In her
Legislature there are wings in the Senate, and
6 in the House, to ID democrats in the Senate
and 80 in the House.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1850-09-21

AFFEcTATIoN--A straw FIRE in the night
is very pretty thing but it only sets
people running after it; and goes out by
the time they get to it. t.-Hudson.
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CONSUL ron MATAxzAs.-Mr James +.
Waddell. Of North Carolina, has been aP-
pointed Consul for Aatanzas.. in Mexico,
in place Of rnos. w. Slemons, recalled.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1850-09-21

Respectfully return their
thanks to their friends and
the public generally, for the
liberal share cf patronage
they have received. and hope
by steady application and
strict attention to business,
still to merit a continuance
Of the same.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1850-09-21
~ 0DT

If any person wishes to rent the dwelling
house occupied by the undersigned, on Mumford
street. and the &C Wagon Yard Livery Stables
from the lst of October to 1st July. will please
apply to JACKSON JOHNSON.
Sent H. 1850 6O3-tf
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GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, & CUTLERY,
FOR RENT.

That commodious and comfortable Dwelling
on Mumford street, directly in rear of the Wagon
Y ard with the stables Inquire at the Post Office.
Sept ii, 1850 6O3-3t
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] quire letter-sheet blanks l

Any blank printed to order which has more
matter in it than is usual in blanks printed for
the above prices. will be charged extra accord
ing to the amount Of matter, or the fancy-wOrk
diret ted to be done In like manner, a blank
containing but few lines of matter to the sheet
viii be charged a less price.
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PRICES OF
"@ "A ~ k -
At THE CAROLINIAN OFFICE
From and after the 1 st Of Sept. $50.

For all such Blanks we keep for sale, 60
cents per quire.
Where Blanks printed to order, the prices
will range from 35 cts. to ST SO per quire, thus
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1850-09-21
TO ColOnels of Regiments.

By the Legislature of 1S4S it made the duty
Colonls give under that act certificate OF
exemption We hay supplied several regiments with
certificates and will keep supply hand at the
Caroiinun Ofiee. S5 cents quiTe-
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1850-09-21

MILL DRTyEN BY AR'rEsfAN WELLs.-
The following account Of a mill driven BY
water fre1n attesian wells, is taken froyn
our worthy exchange ''Fhe Bercon," Of
Greensboro, Als.-=rt will surprise rot =
few Of cur readers:
eat Millwood, DR.. Withcrs hss n4itl
which is supplied with water from six Ar
tesian Wells, SIT csat ed in the premises. at
distances from the mill varying from so to
200 yards, ranging In depth from 500 to
nearly 600 feet, aud affortlng nearly 1000
gallons Of water per ninute. Fhe water
flows from all the wells to- common re-
servoir. and is conveyed thence to- the mill
Try an aqneduet under ground, and is re-
cerved into a box or reservoir, whence it
falls m, a reaction wheel 20 feet below,
and thus puts the mill I'M naotion. Hfer
acting on this wheel, the water is conveyed
to the river tv means of tunnel dug
through the limestone rock, 240 feet in
length, and. at tire highest point, upwards
Of so feet in depth. The tunnel is feet
8 oinches deep, by wide.
AS the water is no where visible under
the mill, and empties into the river at
point not seen from the mill, some SO odd
feet below the top Of the bluff, the mill
when in notion presents to the superficial
observer the appearances Of seFt-acting
piece Of machinery.
The reaction wheel is one Of Whitelaw
& Stirrat's, and was manufactured at the
West Point Foundry. It was only 80
inches IN diameter, with two spertures for
the escape of the water. I by 4 inches. It
makes $50 revolutions per minute. and the
saw $50 strokes, cutting about 1000 feet
of lumber per day. The wheel is calcula-
ted for running two saws though only one
has been vet attached. The entire ma
chinery works finely, and appears to be
constructed on the must approved princi-
Pies"
SATISFACTORY REPLIFs.--A witness
examined in one Of the courts OF Illinois,
upon trial concerning horse trade. was
asked by the counsel for the defendant,
bow the plaintiff generally rode7
"fie generally rides straddle sir. -
"How does he ride in company"
''If he has good horse, he always keeps
up
..How does he ride when he is aione:"
''Rcally, sir, cannot say, Cor never
was in company with him when he rode BY
hi,nseff.'
''You may stand aside sir.''
THE WAY WIVES ARE CALlFoRNlAlzED.
Just see how the wicked men induce
their wives to let them go to the gold digg-
inss, by working upon their innocent love
Of display.
There is a wicked man know,
He coaxed his wife TO let him go.
But this is the way he did it. though,
To get to Csl,fornia.
Saws he-i:Il send you Jumps Of gold.
Much more than your two hands can hold,
In YOUR own carriage you'll be rolled.
Saws she-now James, you know my deas,
cannot live without you here;
Rut ones own carriage sounds 20 queer!
You may 60 to California.
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which are now offered at small profits, Gas they
prefer a swift penny to slow shilling
Their friends may calculate, with safety, to
get goods at their house, CHEAP. They have
been accused of selling goods low, and since the
guilty to the charge. Give us a call and examine
for yourselves, and If any man, woman, can
show any just why we don't sell cheap, let
them then speak, or hereafter forever hold their
peace.
We have on hand fresh supply of Dr.. D.
Jaynes' Family Medicine, which has become so
popular in the United States.
September ID, 1850
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1850-09-21

The LIND FRfzE soNo.-H was stated
by telegraph on Saturday that Bayard
Taylor had received the $500 prize for 4
song Of welcome for Jenny Lind. 'Fho
committee say that Of the number Of songs
subr>itteei. two were unanimously selected
by the committee as fH many respects be-
ing equally deserving Of the prize in the
opinion of Mr. gules Benedict, one Of thenr
was superior in point Of 'nusical adapta-
ton. and on that &C count has received their
unanimous vote. Fhe sealed envelope
accompanying this song was found to con-
tain the name Of Bayard Faylor, ard ne
is accordingly pronounced the successful
candidate. A large number IF the songs
were found to be destitute even Of the poe-
tical merit which world ertitfe them to be
taken into account.
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S2O Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber on the 10th Aug,
a mulattn named CARY He is feet 0 or
IL inches high, we'll built, bright complicated,
bushy hair, sharp features; has a slight stoppage
or impedinent in his speech. He is about 80
years Of age, and read tolerably we'll. He
has wife at Mr. Jas. Kirk patrIck's, below the
mouth of Rocktish where he is supposed to be
lurking, about Fayetteville. The above
ward will be given for his delivery to me,
confinement in any jail so that can get him.
MALCOM McGREGOR.
II miles west Of Fayetteville
Aug. 81, 1880. 6O1-tf
WANTED-Several bushels of white flint
corn to make beat homony. At the Carolinan
Office. Quilt
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1850-09-21
NEW FALL AND WINTER
9@WIDSo

The subscriber is now receiving his Fall and
the New York market by himself, consisting of
English, French, and American fancy and
staple Dry Goods.
Also, fine assortment of Boots and Shoes, Hats
Caps, and Umbrellas: together with his stock
before hand, will make good assort-
ment is contained in any Establishment in Fay
etteville, and will be sold on good terms, and
at as low prices can be purchased. Gin any other
house in town.
ALSO.-I have on hand an assortment Of Hard
ware, Cutlery, sc; China, Glassware and Crock
cry; and stock of Wines, Rum and French
Brandy Alum and Sack Salt which ill be dis
posed Of very cheap, as shall hereafter decline
keeping these articles.
WILLIAM S. LATTA.
Sept. Q, 1850. 3m
The New York herald., 1850-01-28

James somervle; the works OF Burns are incomplste
without his finishing touches"
Drank With all the honors, after which Mr.. SoMrR-
VILE replied
Mr. DAsmL Ross gave "Tbe health Of Captain Cook,
OF the bark Sarah who saved the lives Of the passsn
gers in the Caleb Grimshaw." Drank with enthusi-
The health Of Mr. Daniel Ross" was next drunk,
when the toast Of The BaTds OF Old Scotia fol- owed
when the President made a very interesting speech
upon the leading Of the different Scot
tith poets
The health Of MIR James Ross, the ex President OF
s. Address Society, Buffalo, was next drank, when
MIR. Ross responded
Here entered deputation from the Brooklyn Infant
Sitter Club, consisting of Mr. C. T.. Lester Charles b.
Tsppln, Alex Knox, Jr., aud Alderman J. Spooner.
friendly interchange Of sentiment then took place,
ard Mr. SrooNER made some happy addresses; aiso Mr.
Lester. The deputation from New York to Brooklyn
shortly sNer returned when Mr.. Peacock made some
verypretty observations ian proposed as toast sire
lard which had given birth to so many statesmen,
poets warriors, AID scholars. Received with ell the
honors.
Mr. Ross. Of Buffalo in the course of speech offered
his hospitality to the Brooklyn boys and the New
Workers whenever they wished to get showsrbath at
the Niagara Falls.
The festivty prolonged to a still later hour and
the song and Jest and laugh Prevailed but limited
space warns us We must cut it short We have only
room TO sey that piece of heather from She hills Of
Scotland introduced which excited the deepest
tlusissm
The company separsted in harmony, after spendin |,
one Of the Noctes Ambrosiane, celebrated by the
country man of Burns-Christopher North.
The New York herald., 1850-01-28
MAILS FOR CAlIFOR MA
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The steamship Georgia, Capt Porter, will leave this
port at three O'Clock this afternoon for Chsgres to
touch at Charleston, Savannah, Havana, and New Or
leans. The mails will close at two O'Clock.
The Weekly Herald, to 60 by this steamer, will be
published at ten O'Clock this morning 1t will contain
the late interesting from Europe the proceedings
Of Congress- and movements in Washington, the Cali
forna correspondence recently submitted to Congress-
the marriages and deaths in the United States and the
Of those Who have sailed for California since the
departure Of the last steamer,
Single copies, in wrappers, si1pence. Agents sup.
Piled
The New York herald., 1850-01-28
Political Intelligence

Gts. HoUsToN AND THE SLAVERY QuEsruoN.-A WASH
ipgton correspondent Of the Philadelphia North .seri
ton will take the earliest opportunity define his po-
eition on the slavery question which is said to be
antegonttc to the position assumed by the politicians
Of the Calhoun school Those in the supposed CONT
denee OF Mr. Houston, state that this speech will be
delivered next week, when 1t is expected Mr. Calhoun
will be able to resume his seat.
GIN. CAss AND THE WILMor PRovIso.-The Jefferson
(Mi) Metropolitan copt tains a letter from Gen. Csss
upon the subject OF the Wimot provisa in which he
says - am Instructed by the Legsature of Michigan
to vote for the Wilmot provso This shall do
But when the time comes, shall give my views In full
upon the subject, and resign my seat in the Senate
Johu $ Selman dem, has been elected to the Sc
nate Of Maryland from Anne Arundel county, to sup
ply the place made vacant by the election of Hon. E.
HAM to Congress.
Alexander L. RUSSELL Esq Of Bedford county, Penn
tylsnia Deputy Secretary VI the Commonwealth, has
been sppontsd Secretary Of the in place
Of Townsend Hsines Esq, resigned.
The New York herald., 1850-01-28

Col. BENTON At a meeting Of the democrats Of 81.
Louis, Missouri on the sth instant resolutions
adopted approving the course Of Col Benton the
slavery question Among the resolutions the tol-
lowing, pointing to the Presidency in 1852 -
Resolved, That as among the distinguished men who
sustained the measures of Jackson, Senator Benton
was the most earnest, steadfast and efficient,
gard him as the best fitted for the which 10
likely to arise from the nefcisncy of the present
ecutive, and bail it good for the country
that the minds Of the great Of the democratic
party throughout the republic rapidly centring
upon him for the Presidency in 1S52.n
The New York herald., 1850-01-28
TUITION.

THE tlRsT rREMIuh AWARDED FIVE YEARS
n OLiNEk II. GOLDshiTus Writing Rooms, 20
broadNay lsfsrre Buildfngs q keade
nov tcn durng the day evening for pur snd vters
htut o tion For ladies II o'clock, A. ~ gentle
men ave- 3ept o'clock. NJ daily excepting Saturdays.
Ivae instructr AZ all other hours durng the
Itnti tte dollars for ten Lessons dollars
Ntnytye Lessons inclsdns stationery, payable Al .he
n mtncep ent Private intrpctop, ttecn dollars for
ecuite o zen e~onf one hour esch Just published all
ecinon OF celdsmihs Gems Of Penmanshp price 81 co.
RoOkkthPiNo, ARITHMETIC, hc, PRACTICALLY
~ taught ~ W. y. hehviile, No. H3 Broadvay Zach
udest stepsratey srd carefully srucsd and everv az
rt made teimIsrt the requisite knoel.dse in the at
utr uEh marntr snd re lbortest period time Open
sst srs sv.r'rs Terms mcJsrates
w X DIsBsows RIDING sCBooL NO 20 roURrB
s'ttus ogen tsy aud evening for Lsdss and Gentle
mn reception snd dressing and school veil
nued $40 e"ufortsbis "a the mot inclemert weather
ffem to and togP.n.
The New York herald., 1850-01-28

comparison OF prices current at the closs Of the
market yesterday with those ruling at the close of the
previous week. exhibits advance in United States
e's, 1867 Of y per cent; Harlem Vi Morris Canal "a;
and decline in Pensylvsna SIS Of y per cent; Erie
Railroad, III Farmers, y; Hudson River Railroad, ";
New Haven Railroad 11<i North American Trust q;
and Erie Bonds, (old) y.
The annexed statement exhibits the value Of foreign
dry goods entered At this port for consumption for
warehousing, and the amount withdrawn from ware
houee, during the past week
The New York herald., 1850-01-28
The Dollar Herald.

The Dollar Weekly Herald the size Of the daily
Herald, and entirely filed with interesting and
miscellaneous reading will be ready for delivery early
this morning. Single copies two cents.
The New York herald., 1850-01-28
MUSICAL.


THREE PIANoFoRTEs FOR SALE, CHEAP-PRICEs
Il S35, ST5 and S75, and Music Taught The Sl75 is
eegaAt rosewood octave and rich toned will hire
them cheap II not sold Call to-day between the
hours OF two and ocltck r. NJ, at i65 Broadway
DUMSDAY, Teacher Of the Pianofore, ngng Guitar,
&C., will be in.
MADANE BOERNSTEIN- ROUrH, PROFESSOR OF
l Singing - East Twenty first street. three doors from
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1850-01-28
AmUsE MENTs,

RowERY TnEArkE.-oN MONDAY EVENING. JAN
sEos os r m'sy W. ysa
Hssy, Hsny ~. Gilbert IdaldE Jordan For5ni E x.rn
ssIsni a psisi S%si.s. sss''sy NY
Sraames Ss So 'Is hs siS, Devil Of The rrE
Bon E,psais Mr. Lesser FsIsn..S Arsei pia S.l
Benin p1ss oss,' I sl.s. s.sP p, .hS
HANFRAU.s NATIONAL rurATRk-uoNDAY
Tie farce BORN GOOD sassy ssa
Ess%GnS ssss SsSs. fSSSs vi Hf;s a .
rs5 Ssisy esnsads with hs sorTIE ispU Si-
i pp TSI
at7i Performance to commence at ~ precisely.
MITcHELLs OLYMPIC THEATRK.-MoNDAY EVE
W. mig. jan 18th to commence yith the TEELyE
MI; SrcslfS ": ,ies.Gsd Nature ai;i Robert: xi.sr
srSn Danpss sy the Nj R OF p a pk s saT
Eahonst sasfns; Mr. Siqsipson Moi. chaSs NJ Mitchell
AS sSs a Tli iSS ni s
Waleot. Dress circle, 6Os boxes 25c. pit, i29s
RARNuMs: a AMEsIGAN pEI. MUsEUM-P 7: BARNUx
aaSdsnPs snS rr1Prir Jf
PsIiOTmsness At p And ~ o'clock in the evening
p from
adration them the most popular juvenile per-
formers OF the hays beer spgsged and will
the Marunetu FANNY y. Wemyes, Aessrs. Merrhed,
Warden Rose Clark, Higgins and Misses stanhope. How
land Pentand and Vest Pele Norris and Louis Elsser
Admission to the Museum Performances IS cents Chill
dren under ten years. l29s cents.
RARNUMS MUSEUM, + HILA DELPHIA.-THE DRUNK
A. ARD three times mere by pecia desire :! Re-
msn for week only of the famous Nelis born without
arms FIRST appearance at this Museum Of kr Leon
nard During the week, Plays Dramas, Meanges Farces
feasantries alafs Dances Songs (oomic and meut
all new Dsso'vng Views of great beauty and serest Co
quetnsh Chromatrope &c. Sc all kinds of Beasts. Birds
and Fishes Paintings, Porrats Cesmorams Wax Figures
Antiques, Relies, Statues and Statuettes Ccstue Impe
msnts and Ornaments Of all nations, Coins, Medals Pre-
served nsee Live Crocodile Rattlesnakes India Mice,
Sea Lion Mermaids Pisces asrcus or Porcupine Fish,
visible coLversationslst with myads rare interesting
and instructive curosities Adntance 25 Children
under ten years. half price.
EKANkLlN THEATRE I75 CHATHAM SQUARE,
Every evening, until further notice. the orisnal and
well knoep Female knsrels" being the only Organized
band the world They will be by the band
Of sable Brothers Also the wonderful sf Female
Acrobsts who will appear in variety of gymn eat
Also engaged the Fairy Family together with Of
Classic Female Artstes who will tableaux
taken from ancient and modern times Admission Stage
seats 5 cts; Boxes % ets Pit 2H Private boxes S.
An afernoon performance Wednesday and Ss-
turday at o'clock.
WALLHALLA, So CANAL STREET OPPO3ITE THE
w New 6aven Railroad 0fse, spendidly reftted by the
new proprietor. Arrival of Professor world
renowned troupe Of Female Modal Artists Imperial
Theatre ST. Petersf urgh Female Miust &c. &c.
every night at hapast six o'clock; quarter
paat seven, precisely.
The New York herald., 1850-01-28
[coped nom the New York Courier and Enquirer Of Goth
January
Life eIusurance.-NntiOnal Loan Eund Ii r.

Assurance Society of Londonwe Investigated,
ss.;s.
directors the public They attend. personaly
Street The board S ssn'i:is q we've
Gsx.lS nsSh cs aao Consul for
ra. :a 81 Z, the asn ssn
lerh James Boerm,n q The firm Of gosr@an yOhasoni
sss'si ssssis sssf u: Of .'is
nsi 81 70 b.ss
Of this city Aqels O. Stout President Of the Eagle Fire
Z y: fssssr Ss SssSs
psry, and msrchsst Of high s,sndinsj Henry Ludam,
sIGtyy leading %srshsn, q Richmond y. bu. now oi
pu,s,ion IN New York One half sad member. iaslSdSs
solsl attention 70 ali q dnsnoe appointments Of
1 S1S, mt O. sI, s,% ~ 10 Mo- and
all busnss with the Soees vide spread
INJURY " s :s you'd ' .s,, ss
,ssSriis. 70 large smonni torer sseo and :. be f%
& sI ss a Sser 81 ss The S@ q asss
1Ts,'; sSsssn,ss & fund We 1Sss.
and h,ranty and with ali gard prudence and
ssSicn 50 s.sI,d % VI. ssSr.nos Te eoS%end The
practically American Company, based a1arge British
capital, securely invested in London.
Brady's National Collection OF Daguerreo-
f. and esIsns are rsseeis invited 70 cali and examine
100000 Reward For One Dollar, 1850
pss .sr. ,.s.n ~ gEALs ths s.'s ysaT
Dsrusueot faded Yea Ia you
m ~ Maiden Lane and Liberty 'Yes' over
voistIsnder's celebrated Opera Giassss.-
Ju,s small nvoic. Of these oIers Glasses. which
y. ss uPE paris qualities h' viii s.' ~ pssss.y
Whiting Academy NO one 10 better able
ojudEs Of The necessity that all should write well than
hould a. place them under me Instruction Of x
faculty teaching tls elegant
oouylishmept mtrs readily than any teacher
fsNih'es '''"'
4 suppose tits no use talking OF Overcoats
sueh weather t You had better order rroek Dress
csst any color sei re very finest rIeneh eieth: sni
tse. blue. &C Body Sachs S. % sIi. In short.
''A' ''''''' o. q. cLARKEs. lie william street.
Never giveis mp -some people die Of ats
Ed every other boot store in ewr viii be act
Cd With ersn and pair Of Boots shoes Caters .,
Dr. Pow ell, OcuIist, Aurist, &C. ,, attends 10
diseases of The Bye and Ear frs mine -four oock daily
Warren street. where be had his popular Treatise
IJs Isr Fountains: and rrssi variety of beaatifs
Wigs and Toupees.-Anosnsr MEDAL mas
been aysrded 20 wm Bstchsio the best wigs and Tou
:s.sr.s2 s;p'ss %s ri r...r, sss ;'
strest ~, hsep ths largest and best assortment In
Hair Dye.-Bsseheior's Liouid co,ors I'm.
:sp iss asa s:s sGsi sS E
ssies, ana retail BATonacss VIZ fsessr, q ws Wv
Magic Hair Dye.-Phason's Wonderru,
spps Hs Ss Ssr n n. n
Immediately without disturbing the color ana has la
The New York herald., 1850-01-28

BALLS.

III EATHER BALL.--THE FRIENDS OF TRUE BENE-
violence will have grand gala night for the benefit Of
the Orphan Asylum Of New York to take place Tammany
d ns IN ha ~ esshns i1, ppe ce'e
celebrated professor Of dancing has Kindly volun eered his
services as floor manager for the occasion.
ARMSTRONG. Secretary.
EIREMENs BALL AsrOR PLACE-DRIvERS OF
Il jing to the above Ball. this
will them horses facing towards the Fourth
avenue, and take them UP in reverse order
J. HUrHwAITE, Inspector.
DRIvATE DANCING AND WALrZING ACADEMY, s.
Bond srett-Mr SeArings classes for the ond
forming For Ladies Wednesday and Saturday
81 o'clock Tuesday and Friday evening for Gentlemen
Private Lessons at times not occupied class exclusively
fer waltling. For full particulars apply above
The New York herald., 1850-01-28
NEW BOOKS, &c.


lust PUBLIsHED-ABOLITIONI UNVEILED! Hy-
- pocrsy unmaked and Knaye-y scourged UNANIMOUSLY
the formal whining Phant
raj Coques hearted Swind
lers Of Labor yelept the Northern Aboonst This pam
mresny Of those who have again noeted the question Of
black the infamous cheap labor,
morbid and white slavery 1t exposes the dri.
yelling arguments Of these scrseohs and de-
south, or eestroy the Union. T. v. PATERSON,
2l6 Fulton strest New York.
I I1TELEs LIVING AGE-l2h CORRESPONDENTS
IL Of No 2991 Position Of Britsh Colones Taits Maya
zine Thomas Carlyle the Negro Questions Fra,ier.
Magazine First Quarrele-A Sketch from Life Chamsers
Journal. French Pedlers in Italy; do. The Jews in
Europe; Independent 8. Geographical and Ethnologeai
CONSIDERATIONS o. Lit. Eaury. The Alhatross Chambers
Jouna Zine substutedfor White Lead in Pain ting NJ
v. 1rilu lune. New Letters BY Charles Lamb; Literary
world TO- Pssha Of Egypt, British JOCKEY Cub; Bells
Life in London H. The Publishing Business Literary World
L. The Arctic Expedition Search for Sir franklin Ex
amner l3 Louis Napoleons First Year. Times Examiner
IL ThlCaJe and the Convsts Examiner. l5 Foreign News
aud Mscellapy SPECTATOR kc with Poetry and Snort Ar
tune Buildings.