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FOR SALE AND To l. EFT.

- FOH BALE AND To LETs
NEWSPAPER AND JOB pRIsrrso OFFICE FOR
lsperO lie sixth year poblsS.a in The English ana German
& ns kps GsSS ns,ns
large and well selected o. Printing and Jobn
how in successful operation AID che present prOpreters
& terms .Tpy q. sSs A ,Tsa o Gaaa
FOR sAIh-TBH STOCK AND rixIuKEs. LEASE AND
Hou .s rS ~. ssas from s..s cps
,i,s the Bos',.. Albany. ana Phad:lghis .isaI..s.
the city. Arrly on ,h. premises.
EuRNITuRE. PERSONS WANTING A COMPLETE
nsa. IL ..s .yis h,..,9Ss r.rsr ,. .,,, s
gehcr sepsrstey from shos Chamber furniturs
Ihs s"sa = ssr.ssi y. ssous %.
Co1TAoE TO KESr-roR ONE OR FIVE YEARS. A
% % ,9s'h,s s. s'h ,ards1s, rs ~ fsas
h.grs sail rem New rsrt Rent sso Inquire at No. j
ToLE N wIILIAnsBuRoB. Tnr UPPER PART
tssepen, Laf % the sub-s.lsr and garrett; the ho.
f.ek slip aud street ferries. Inquire At south
TO Lrr-norsE NO ~ naupoSp STREET, RE-
&c Rem, SO inquire :. sSs' 1o' '' '
lSdisr.rsv being completed No. SIS Elm street,
aso Sf SiTSs.s E.sssi Il; s.s!,.
HOlsINAN1LD, BN SMALL FAMILi-A COTTAGE
IN Nitensturx within short distance Of PEEK slip
isrry ats mcderate rent part 81 house in Wam.-
..ss .s%. s sss sssss g. r. ii s
GTNruRNfsHED ROOMS. or PART or A HOUSE
~ wanted immediately with without board Tor gen
uen.n bis wife and daughter Must be above Amy street
near br.advsy Address j. r. r. n Mr. French book
seller, lS5 Nsssas street.
WAN1iD IN The CENTRAL oR LOWER FART or
w ecity, mail renscel house -ith moderate rent
heiersnses given reqNrsd Addre-. Bos 80, New York
Poet once.
BOARDING.. sc.
l a -. 49, BE- q 81 -
poAFDING.-1HE HOUSE. no m BROADWAY OP-
- poe Grace Church will he In comrete order ~ toe
" 81 hsy Tor The reception Of boardss single senusen
~ rooms without rsas and families with
ans sul" of rooms, pariors eomnaniestng Apply AZ
ROAhDiNC.-A srIT OF PARJoRs TO LET on THE
frst 81 Nay with full board privae tahle Ia an
nh icsrdinr house Hot and cold baths for the free
81 TIE occupants Apply At al Houston s'rvet
ROkkD WANTED. ny LADY. VINO WILL FUR
- nth her rocu igcsscn east Fl Brcsdvs widow LADY
Cefetred Address c. Herald see. sts,ins icestics
No references exchanged.
RoARD wANTED-By A WIDOW LADY. ~ RES
- reeshe snd pleasant French family Where there are
"A GENTLEMAN AND MS WIPE DESIRE rEgHA-
nent bt ara IN private family; preferred. lsca
u"n nct htoNe Houeiru. below Cana fsrs, dl.rs
Er~eeh-room unfurnished. Address ID. {. X broad-ay
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MISCELLANEOUS.


NEW PoTAToEs-ss BBIs. RECEIVED PER BRIG
Falcon. direct from Bsr%ud. andiss .hi: day fos
ESCLIsH MUTTON WILL BE SERVED TODAY AT
sI:sS.T Nb Three furnished Lodging Rooms Is, at
THE GREAT OBJECTION MADE BY EVERYBODY
70 ready made article. T. u san &c. h,,'d This OBJ
.,ssE JoSkss ch.sP Store, y xnn :ir,ss 1N ''''a'
TT gRowN, STONE SEAL ENcRAvER AND HERALD
.I.!: Goats q Arms: crs:,.. snss,sd :.Sa. la
painted and fSna s. spssrS. host q ,rsiary Iss
sc.eo names. inflammation given IN ilsr.ldry.
$4,000 NORTH OF nlSn Gas SMASD vi
Cans. csss Bohsmsn ware Fancy Articles Sc kc war,
''a''a 'a' ''' 81 sToy fsgl street
$1,000 worth q rich CIT Glass well selected q new pat,
,'sSi;s s1''S " vs. s
WINDOW sHApEs-KELrY q KIKxR. isl CHAT
ban street, can The .',sptsn q all e'rs.n. -,a',ss
msiins ana hanging shades. They make III. best quail "
only and s, " iS per s:s les; 's.: any s,ssr
ClsI orr CLOTHING AND rrEs,russ..s .1.s
.asnf ,s ss ,s e..Sss Ne pc. :, sss.
=" & iEvrNsTys .es Bro.d-sy Up Stair
DARIs GREEN. Is AsDl-wnoLEsAIE DEALERS
Venetian blinds ke repeatedly inigr@sd ,hss hs
s , - %
s .r..sd b. OIL Ts1y 70, :, lever price. s1,s s5.
market, and that the beauty prmsnsney and uniformity
sus ' s sSSi, si Tnrobosf sasr sss
the -ort, No. u Jacob street. tin the s-smrb
CINuINE DURHAM sUsTARD-ENGLIsB MUSTARD
es Il re rfekrR ' sr..i i T ~ .s''
THE SUBSCRIBER. THANKFUL FOR PAST rAvoRs.
snd the liberal patronage bestowed him her.tcfors
ksgs leave respectfully state that he IL still at his
cid sapd Ne ~ Nssdam street -hsrs he s.rrtes the
Hou., siFn and onamep,sl Psintns and Paper uaanag
Persons DESTROYS ~ having vork dous IN ~ the shsvs
bsnehs- rely tie being srscutsd IN the best snf
ncst approved msnnsr With despatch seldom met vth a.
other eststlsh and far below the usual prices
HOBT W. HfCGS, No. 81 yandam street,
Five doors Ess, ~ Had-sn street
w AsuiNe MADE EASY, by MADAME BEAvEIr.
w Patent faundrsss1he only safe shssp plan dis
covered BY ssth.s .sds ~hi,~ Without rusbisg
articles agreeable cheap.
restions perfectly plain Price 81 IN sealed snvsops a.
Ann seeond soor washing day srouhlss hanshsd W
Madame BsaveIt.
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MUSICAL.


NEW MUsIC-THE NORRIS POLKA, AS PERFORM
ed by Dodworths Cornet Band and pretty piece
can be obtained 1t Burntons Music sad Book IA
Bowery
DIANOFORTF.-FOR SALE, A VERY SUPERIOR Pr
Il anoforte, Ga oeaves, rosewood Warranted and
can be had at first cost by immediate application 1t No. 80
Broadway.
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LIDS. UFRALD-GESTst-IN YOUR PAPER OF THE
II nth lltmo, there Il advertisement relating 60
% letters and gold 60 The amour, q $50 which was
delivered 90 Mr.. Asnsw, board the Oregon. am the
person who IL refers received tue package with
quest TO hand 70 gentleman board (which could not
e. found a the time y name At the time, TO the
q faid package the second Of January gentle
man calico on me- ana reiussea thst ~OuI9 w,
atout the time that came on board delivered IL 70
him without asking questions surprising that the owner
had him after leaving and told him my name and 20
can on me Tor The THIS wa. my belief until sailed on
hand and that II contained t. above That
altogether ignorant o. and not knowing either party
thought the matter was All rights sincerely regret that u
has turned under the but II i'm
possible for think for that
antereed person could and demand package fros
which dd belong 10 him. have just the sdver
tssment referred 20 shove for the hrs time IL encosed
letter which sincere thanks for.
make the above remarks that my friends at the South
may know the facts. L. X AGNEW.
Nav lonx, April II, 1850.
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DANoRAMA sALOoN-EXHIBITIoN FREE.-ALL
lovers Pain should take the earliest
nifty Of visiting this Of the fine arts The Venus
exhibiting the finest produ If the classic
schools in this city has been seen aud Pre-
perfect Of Eve thousand within
the days No AIS Broadway corner Of Lspenard
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lOVtRT@EAENTS RENEWED EVERY pay.
FINANCIAL.


nrAR1ERLy REroRT.-SrATEMHNr SHOWING THE
~ true condition Of the OCEAN BANK o. New York
sSseiasd Bsni, the morning Of Saturday the 18th dsy
81 usrch, lHG-
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broadway TABERNACLE.-GRAND CONCERT BY
ID the Indian Family of the Mohawk Nstion-A brother
aud two sisters will give Concert of Sacred Music Ssnt
mental Songt the Broadway Tabernacle Monday the
18th inst in their national costume and will sing in Indian
Enplish. Tuesday in Brooklyn; Wednesday. in the
Rutgers Institute Tickets - cents 90 be had In all the
Npsic stores @ broadway.
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GUNNER ARRANGEnENT-CAMDE AND ANB0Y
- Railroadhange Of Hour and Additional T. from
New York Philadelphia. vi. steamboa, Johe Potter .:
Amboy from thence hrst ~ Camden and
Phiivdspba and after Thudsy iith q ApThe firss
Line will leave pier No. ~ taking ears ~
and i. down at the usual PLACES.
arriving Phsdelphis about IL second Line-Lesv
Ing above at r. NJ and running as BY morning Inns,
arriving In Philadelphia about o. r. NJ fsre through ~
either line 81 Forward deck s. Breakfast And
Dinner provided beard steamboat John Potter Pa.en
Freehold will take the Vests fsre from
New York Freehold ga cents Emisrant Line leaves BY
steamboat Transport, Capt Could at 81 o'clock, y. M
81 So Fifty pounds Of allowed TO each
ger nothing viii be received considered baggage
wearing apparel Which viii be carried at the entire
rick o. the owner. .. BLISS, Agent.
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10 LANDED viii ts tsksn kAsaAee Chsrxrs
% snd eslsrs.s End all p-r-era
nc health fees and tost hire 70 y. paid "
Ne secured until raid Tor Appiy ks
dths Company, ~ south street New yrrs.
CAL1roRN1A TICKET roR sALE--A ruRouuu
v cl.t ~ steamer kmpire City the 18th instant Tor
,siesi stsrssin. hrply 70 TN STOW. - Wall street,
CktiIorNIA IHRorCu TTcKBTs ONE rIRsr
" fasf, per Empire tity and sarah Sands. do pr
tcorfia and lthuus. lower cabin ueke<
tlerokee. 18th instant. ror sale by
lOlNT co. ~ Hroadwav wall street.
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INDIA rouLARD srLKs-A LARGE AND cHofcE
GODFREY PaTTis6S a Co, ~ and Is Bre.a street.

gT'HOsE SPLENDID DRESS oooDs.-GEO. STEWART,
Il at the store, S7s broadway New and very rich
sincLews French musns printed lawns. together With
vsed and choice selection Of Ladies dress goods
ed Ladies and purchasers do better than call snd
maize their selections a, yg broadway.
W.T. GOODS. FROM TIE ARGo-suPERrISE BLACK
w French Cloth and Dge-kin Isssimeres, vide black
Sks rich usre coiored Gro de Rhine and blue Ia
reg. tish Covers prsp de re ysrs v,ds Chsasrsy. &C.
DARIs nILLfsgRY-THE SUBSCRIBER WILL
latest style rss Bonnes consisting 81 Grape Lace SIR
fmtrcicsred, and Straw Bgnnes received Herr
mann Ladies respectfully invited 20 cell and examine
thtm. ANNE boyle No q PARK place
DAkfsIAN MILLINERY. THE SUBSCRIBER WILL
open On Friday the 18th instant several 81 he
tmlroidsfcd and Straw Bonnes received per Herr
Ties ANN BOyIF No 81 psrk place
DARis LMBRolDERiEs AND LACE GoODs.-rHE
aes ci N.w YORK are respectfully invited 20 an nspec-
ton ~ one o. the richest, varied and decidedly the
cheapest stock q Ehrodsres and lace Goods ever eShb-
ted IN this city which ready sale the New
store corner 81 broadway and White Theee goods
e q We latest imTortetgns surpassed IN style ana
worthy tbe notice 81 those who pursuit. 81 goods
81 ore Necessary 20 complete isdys wardrobe
consisting IN rart ~ the following goods yslsn-
ssnse laess All vidtht o. nsehfn naline o.; %
and kss r do for mentas mitatSsn fees M every syis
and quality Black Thread and White Ia. Wells BIset
and White Lace Cofurs Tor head dresses. ak ard White
lace sesrfs and Cspes Real vaenrienpes sns posot Lee
Collars great tasns Emtroiserea nus, C.p>. trim sed
with Naieutieunes Iaces. Nseneeunss lace Ierth. Win
sleeves @ meels Ladies Embrofdersd Breakfa-s CAPS
treen and Rive Baraxe Neiis. -
kB-fartieular attention 70 solicited " the vsii.u-
senBes Lace collars snd Cuas eotnpets et. tbey srs
vleased 20 h the CHEAPEST BrOadwav
TSbroadray, corner d white street.
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EAlIfORN1A TICKETS - FOR SALE TWO FIRST
" stn and steoraee through ticket IN Reters hse
iof AItl1 tive steerase tickets In live for AprA
ttetfnge and ticket in Howard IN rhnes
ir Arr ~ also and state room "esst 10
N''''''' ''"' y TiiIrE, IS w.n street,
CAIiioRiA II, KEYS WANTED. AND rva sALs-
" I've through tckes Tor to-morrop thrre Tor snaJi
is fr.e ssrn.airs hoe the other sae for ths
iffl svcgnt eatir, sane me. fef e>~.
Manfed-e tort this a n frst ~ nest mouth.
= WORK. Fulton Hotel lfi fuitcn street.
(tAIITUkNiA TIGHTS IoR stLE-Iwo THROUGH
esd calm Rcberts' Line, 18th r-suti
second cabin Howard sons steawer sth instant sn1
st.s,ar~ Rcers Line th ntant kse throush
,i,t. wered in Roberts steamer, 18Th April In exsasass
Nv steerass in owand Aspinwas Lane for fssh Nay.
ATriy 70 N. W. PRESCOTT, Ne. II Wan ssr~~,s
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VINHEATKE, ASIOK PLACE OPEKA HUCSE.-FKIDAf
Evening April - will be presented the comedy Of the
Count Baset Mr. Crosysnor Sir Frances Wr9nshsad Mr.
Townly. Miss +. N. Duret; Lady Grace Mrs Mclean To
conclude with the farce Of THE PECULIAR POSITION
Major Lascar Mr. Crosvenor; Carl, McDoua Pepito, Mr.
Ccnoysr Mons Champsnon Mr. Baes Countess De Novara
Mrs Mclean; Barbara Mrs. Conover Boxes aud Parquet
20 cents Amphtheatr 70 cents; Reserved seats in Balcony
Nc. Is cents.
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LNOK CAIIFORNiA.-t,Oi.DR E,.iuN DESPATCH LINE
II Fast sailing ship LADY ARBELiA. Clever. mastsv.
loading at Pier leu. SorA Xiv take hv
Low and positively ssil IN Q few dgys.
VI SUTTON 90 wan sty~st
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05
from Gal N b MS.
In SENATE.
Colunhns nec - !


Columbus, Dec. 21-3 O'Clock p. III
Mr. Payne being unwell and unable to be in his
seat Mr. Randall agreed not TO vote till he came IN
Mr. olds appeared in his seat, but did not vote
until after the 2e6th balotiug, when Mr.. Graham
took his seat.
The 2slst to the 2szth ballotings resulted, By.
Hers Is. Blake l3.
287th e thez9 9th ballotng Blake receiving IA,
Byers
300th ballot Blake received . and Bycrs IA
Chair The result Of the Booth baIioting Mr..
Blake has received Is, and Nf. Byerz ii votes.
Mr. Du5bs. ] move that the Senate adjourn.
Several senators Better do thing with that
vote.
Mr. Dubbs. Oh yes--I Yove the vote be re.
taken
The aooth balloting was retaken, and resulted,
Blake IA, Byers a
Mr.. Dubbs moved that the senate adjourn.
The ayes and noes being called for. Mr.. Dubbs
Withdrew the notion
Mr.. Swift. I renew il
Mr. Whitman The motion is renewed on this
side.
1t was carred--ayes Is, noes l3.
And the senate adjourned.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05

Ea The lamented Col Duncan, Of the United
States Army, had drilled his men to such perfec-
ton and celerity Of movement in artillery, that on
one occasion when his guns were under theirsheds,
the horses of the light artillery in the stable, and
the harness hanging up, he accomplised the feat
of Harvesting up, moving his guns two hundred
yards, forming in battery, and firing round, in
The space Of a minute and half from the time
the first command was given.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05
u
T1le ttnfon.

BIZ H. w. LoNGFELLOw.
Thou too, sail ON. o ship Of Sta,e
Sail on, o Union strong and great!
Humanity with all lis tears.
With all the hopes Of future years,
Is hanging breaihess on your iates
We know what master laid thy keel,
What worsmen wrought thy ribs of steel,
Who made each mast, each sail, each rope,
What envils rang, what hammers beat,
Ia what a forge and what heat,
Were shaped the anchors filthy hope
Fear not each sudden sound and shock,
lis of the wave and not the rock;
,Tis but The fapping ofthe sail,
Andnet a rent made By tire galei
In spite Of rock and tempest roar,
In spite Of false lights on the shore,
Sail on, nor fear to breast the sea!
Our hearts, cur hopes, are all with thee::
Onr hearts. our hopes, our prayers, our tears,
Our faith triumphant der cur fears.
Are all with thee-are all with thee.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05
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siuue. when arveafages paid will be complied with
Law OF Newspapers.
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ccntrary, considered wishing 10 continue their
subscription
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pers the publisher may continue to send them until all
arrearages paid.
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pers from the to which they directed, they
held responsible TIL they settle their bill and order their
papers discontinued
If subscribers remove TO other places, without IN
forming the publisher and Che paper sent to The former
directions they are held responsible
T he courts have decided that refusing TO take .
newspaper periodic from the office. removing and
leaving i nncaed FOR, pra faeie evidence Of Inten
tional fraud
How TO stop q Paper.
First see thai you hive ps Tor il up to the time you
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The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05
IN sen NATE-Friday. Dec. 2s.

xAHu Tue senate auJouTneQs
IN SENAT Friday. Dee. 28
Mr.. Cunningham moved that the resolution Of.
fered BY the senator from Jefferson on the subject
of pairing off be taken up
Notogreed, not dgreecl--from senator Whitman
and others
Mr.. Dennison opposed the motion He did not
wish to seem to censure the senator's now absent.
Mr. Whitman hoped the highly honorable prac-
lice of pairing off would be continued throughout
the session He said it would be remembered that
the house, when the final vote was taken on the
right of Puph and Pierce to seats. and vet they
took no advantage of it.
Mr.. johnson was in favor of lirioe off He al.
luded TO the arrangement which had been made
between senator Beaver and himself
Mr.. Cunningham My object il. calling up the
resolution is, to put stop to a practice, which
consider pernieious to the public interests
Mr.. Whitman would ask the senator from the
northwest, how he would ike his large constituent
cyin the north west to be represented III the cham
Der in. case of his sickness
Mr.. Cunningham. The Lord will take care Of
that.
Mr. Beeson would state to the senate that be
had designed going home to attend to some busi-
ness several days since, and had made ansarrange-
ment for that purpose with the senator from Cler-
mont, Mr. Howard) but had deferred his visit
while there was danger of the senate being with
out quorum He wished senators to understand
that he would still carry out his purpose
Mr. Howard made similar statement
Mr. Whitman called for the ayes and noes. on the
motion to take the resolution from the table.
The chair stated that the question was on taking
up the resolution Of Mr. Lewis, with Mr. Swift's
amendment
Mr. Dennson again hoped the motion would not
be pressed.
Mr. Conkn, although decidedly in favor Of the
principle of theresoluton would prefer waiting un-
til the senators now absent had returned to their
seats.
Mr., Eckley would ike to ask the senator from
Shelby, when the time would be
MIR, Denuson. The senators viii return in d few
DAYS.
Mr. Conklin The senator from Franklin has an
swered the question for me-
Mr. Eckley Then there will be a fresh crop
pairing off
Mr. Conklin. They would do SO with notice
Mr. Lewis had no intention whatever to throw
any discredit5upon those who had paired of. The
resolution expressly guards aoainstit Hethought
it was entirely out of place to allow genslemento
90 home and attend to theiro own afairs, as some
we're now dong.
Mr.. Randall was in favor of tlle passage Of thsor
some similar resolution, although he had some
doubts of its propriety atpresent. He did not hes
ate 10 say that this system OF pairing off had cost
the state since he came into ii. at least 10 to S25
ooo. every year. Who is it to accommodate? Not
those who reside at distance from the capital
They cannot 90 to their families. We who live at
the extremities of the state come hereto remain
until the public business is finished and then, and
not till then, to return to our homes We are
ready to adjourn when through business But, sif,
this IS not the case with those leave their seats
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05
| Iremain, your old friend,
MAJORJACK DOWNING.

A STEAM MAx-A mechanic in Russia is said
to have succeeded in making steam man. Il IS
probably one of the most interesting inventions,
ever offered to the public tits a colossal statue,
the feet of which are placed upon wheels upon a
railroad. and as he goes laundering over the
course, the steam comes putting out Of his nostris
in amanner to give the appearance Of Satan as
pictured in Revelations,
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05

CADETS OF TEMPER ANCE.
Fort Stevenson Section. No. 102-meets
every Thursday evening ushe Hall ofthe Sons Of Tens
PefaHcas
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05
Dnsiasss ptreltorr.
zs0Ns asFs .E.EaTPERANCE.

Fort SfayeaassIa Division. o. a sise--Sta
ted meetings iGesdHy evening al the Divisio
Room Ia the old Northern Exchange.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05

4. O. o. r.
Gr0gsatu Ledge. No. ~ meets affhe Odd
Fellows fiailia AoEehonse's baildng. Saturday
evening.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05

Titus" of the Boston Journal. rerpetrates the
following;
Why is a beautiful lady's foot like a romantic
tale of olden times2
Because it is an interesting legend
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05

The surcst and most efectual gold diggers are
those who use the plow and spade in the pursuit Of
agriculture.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05
JOHN E. GREENE.

A TToRNEY AT Law and Prosecuting Atiorne
for aatiasky eaurty. Ofio. viii attend To all PRO
sssoae business entrusted 10 his with pronp.nes
nnrI fidelity.
IL OFFscH al etsnnri House.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05

zTTOR NEsYl aud Counselor AZ law and Setcite
III Chance VII attend 10 professional business
Sandusky aud Adjoining epsant nties.
~ OFFieE-Secand ssaEY Of FxisE's4 Block
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-20
CITY OF WASHINGTON SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 90 1850
GRAHAM IN 1854.

GRAHAM completed arrangements give
still higher character and his Magazine Tor the coming
volume.
oP James, the celebrated novelist has been engaged give
senes Of splendid romances
Geore d. Prentice the tho West viii write exclusively
poem for every number Ns 4ra
Grace Greenwood engaged give series Of her beautiful
stories
In sgre Of South Carolina, win contribute bnsn, et Of
for 1851.
Miss Cooper, author OF Hours,
gagged, with Whpple and Longfelow, Bryant and Lowell
T. B. Reed, this artist and Dusseldorf, his
Italy, furnish from the galleries superb OF
from America been London and Paris and
splendid Of highly flushed renowned David Of
Pas be furnished for Grahsms hcompaable adies' depart
which will excel anything produced
Paris England the United States 1he h appears in is De-
cember number.
All this oreis Of splendo In this Magazine for 1851 and
Gaams will be astonbed Graham also abohes
the system Of canvasn agents. and every postmaster
and editor Now the time form clubs the December
number closes the volume. fF.
#Nl TERMS-sINGLE COPIES, g.
l65l.-AI orders for Gahams Magazine,
commencing with 1884, will be supplied Al the following rates Sin
subscribers 50 copies IS i've copies, $40 copies
for $40 the sending the club ten sub
scbe These will not be departed from BY the three
dollar magazines.
''--' '-S- s. 7- -7r GEORGE R. GRAHAM,
i31 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Penn.
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