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DANAuA-LANp CARRIAGE nrrwrEN pAy,MA.

y.
1ergona, or Cruces. The undersigned have "rsanixed
zine Of mules the road between Panama and traces
GorsoE for the earasc q easage aud erehea
disc They have been ~ considerable to establish
tbs linz on such footing A. 70 insure the most speedy tran
ct possible In all sgasons During the dry the mules
will travel over the Gorzons road aud during tho rainy
months the Cruces road. To facilitate The passage the
latter route they hn,e established depot about half
between Panama and crnees where, when nseesary the
mules will BE- ehsnyed q avoid all inconvenience from tired
heats Every attention has been paid 10 furnish this line
With good English saddes brides and everything necessary
q conduee 70 the comfort Of rasengcr The charges ~ this
line will be az low those 81 other ne rponsbls
mtle One Of te great Of delay and
en' y passenEer a. also % merchants who receive soods
~ the Panama route 4 the unwedy paeks that often
snt totally uncneuated Tor passing trpash the
have them carried " Indians therefore. A. Joy aud Co.
hes inform those Interested packages shaad not
weigh more than 100 lbs tkaa
eulc feet; also that al packages should be well protected
from the vet ~ arpsul For further Tartcuar apply
g. THE company Cruces Corgona the pric
raj oee ~ the company In Panama or to X Cowan Esa
Agent ~ ". \. Company. at Charres.
Panama. March l. ls5l. n. A. 10Y co.
MIX A. Joy aud Co. will hold rcspon-
t for the loss Il specie precious metals cwcry OF
other vRluabes unless declared the time dcysry 10
their agents aud raid for accordingly Rer,noeNessrs
smith Lewis campbell. Jones Co, Panama. James O.
kinF sons Lawrence Murray Ingae. Everett Brown
New York. Campbell. Arnott 4 Co. Imrio Tomiipson
santa Maria rifle Go. Liverpool rowles BROTHER. Co..
Norlet St Corne. Nustoya SaenI Co. London. Elward
eard,rs Chanhon. Paris. o. Berg Co, Charles Latham
In..
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will prompt and faithful attention to the sale Of House
hold Furniture at the residences % families will receive
IL for sale At his eapac0us 81 and BY Broadway
of " lite Cash advances all consignnents.
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pair a Boots 10th calf tin and pate leather which Tin
consequence q being slightly sanageo will sell below
,ot They 81 tie te,t material and vorkmanshp aud
will am confident give sstsfaeon 70 rrc.asers Call
and see them, at 3. CAHfLEs yAy Broadway.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES. sc.

NEW YORK AND HAyRE EXPRESS STEAMER.
~ fraaknPar,els will he received for the Franklin to
sa for Iayre tie 5th Arr Ordinary samrcs 81 each
LIVINGSTON, WELLS 4 co, q " all street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-02

INrEsEsTSs sasA WEsT IxDiEs.-Dy the arrival OF
the r. N, steamship Merlin, Capt Samson We have re-
ceived dates from St. Thomas to the I'D ut and from
Bermuda to the 9th.
The drought which had prevailed for several weeks At
Bermuda, had been somewhat relieved by some heavy
showers but continuous rain, sufficient to replensh
the exhausted tanks, had visited the Islands Vegetation
had improved, but the want Of water was much felt
On the 7th inst the Legislator meets for the dispatch
Of lAsiness in accordance with proclamation OF the
Governor.
Vice Admiral the Earl Of Dundonald arrived at Bermu-
da on tlS Esd in his flag ship Wellesley from cruise
among the West India Islands. His successor, Sir
George Seymour, is expected early this month.
The Right Rev the Bishop Of Newfoundland consecrat
ed a new church in Devonshre parish the 18th ult
The ceremony in accordance with the usual form
observed by the Church Of England such occasions
sermon preached by his lordshp and the solemn
services Of the day terminated the clergy and the
Of the church partakng Of the holy sacrament
of the Lords Supper.
In the Court Of General Assize at Bermuda suit was
pending by the Rev s. stowe rector against the ves
tries Of Smith Hamilton parishes for refusing to give
him certificate Of his having performed his duties
thereby preventing his obtaining his salary from the
treasury. The defence was neglect Of duties deci-
sion was to he given on the 18th ult.
From ST. Thomas there Is Of Importance, The
Spanish steamer Colon from Havana. there on
the 18th ult The papers entirely filled with Euro
pcan news. per steamer Trent
The Trinidad papers, in noticing rumor that the
Pitch Lake had been granted to the Earl Of Dund,sald
hy the government. expresses hope that their ruors
have made any concession without SO guarding IT.
that the Pitch Lake may not become injurious mono
poly in the hands Of a few individuals" This grant Is
supposed to have connection with some experiments
lately made this city relative to the value OF mineral
pitch for producing gas for lighting cities.
Nassau n r. papers mention the visit OF the Governor
Of the Islands accompanied by the United States Consul
large party Of ladies and gentlemen, to the Amcr
can steamer. Freeman Rawdon. hne collation. was
prepared board for the guests and the health Of the
Governor was proposed by the American Consul, who
pr opposing the health of the President Of
the United States and the American representative Mr.
Kretscbmar After pleasantly Willing away an hour.
the party landed under salute from the steamer highly
pleased with the hospitality Of their Yankee host.
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koticc-To the JoNrneymen Tallors OF New
lofkA ting of the Trade Society will be held Gar
rieks Sixth Ward Hotel Centre street
pr I'd. lsal o'clock. Members will please
all Ball Tickets unpaid for be paid then under
the penalty Of having their erased from the books
JOHN MeCAULEY, President.
Jos. MATTHIAS,
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Epigram.-Tyso Watts, once upon n time,
Their genius did denote.
The sLe Invented divine,
Tho ott,r Antidots.
The trst e. teach the sinking heart,
To welcome death, though trying.
The second used his wbndrvus art,
To stop mankind from dying
Watts Nervous Antidote H. without doubt the most be
hgn Kit from G0d TO man, yOuchsafsd In the wordl2
ASA
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81 Character together With charts
obtained at the Psychological Cabinet l3 Nassau
Oc. tIsn day and evening Families aud parties visited
when desired. The museum is always open and free to
\
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CALIFORNIA.

II fRcHHorF DE sofa 4 Co. COMMISSION NER..
ehsnts SER Eussco. California. Refereneee-Messrs.
gryrtr GO, ST. Thomas, W Mclsr. Sand Riera, New
lef; W Bruno Sons Beftinor. cosslsr u Co, Bos-
Bremen; Corrison o.. Bremen John Macon Co PHI
Adj
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2K Greenwich sreet-Al sizse Of English and German
Hosiery Embroideries and Lace Goods selling very cheap
Those Who wish purchase would do well to examine eur
rent and be Of the truth Of sateaen
before purchasng else where.
THOMAS MCLAUGHLIN, abc.l Greenwich street.
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FURNTTU RE, sc.


EURNITURE-RICn ROSEWOOD, BLACK WALNUT,
and mahogany.-H stoney respectfully invites those
about selecting their furniture to examine his stock
fashionable SUBSTANTIAL and first class furniture, at his
warerooms $50 Broadway where old customers will lind
the usual variety and at the usual moderate prices
HENRY STONEY $50 Broadway door above Spring ct.
uoLLACHER T. SHMITT, NO 10 NORTH WILLIAM
street. manufaeturers Of all kinds of Show Cases in
Metal Brass Rosewood Mahogany, Black Walnut and Sill
keep constantly hand good assortment the above
named articles Orders promptly executed at short notice.
Old Show Cases taken in exchange.
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Comb Factory, ssT Broad,vay.-Ls..'iess are

repeatedly invited examine this choice selection dress
combs The variety H. beyond all doubt The creates. H. The
city rrisrg the meet beautiful open work In she'll
buaalo horn. Combs repaired and made v order.
A,AJSAVHpKRS.
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before 'I4FSiSoS 8s ssrSucHLrS m Greenwich street
Prominent Beauty, In BIan or Woman, de-
I'd isi and s
s t Ss ssn ,,s s Il
TON s,rss' hSs1c end sSnd 100 Fulton street
Brigham Day Pearl street. New York, and druggists
Hair and WhisIxers Cut In the Latest and
nsatst style always conforming to the shape Of head ea
the iamss where y ssd
the justly celebrated infabls ongusnt for the hair.
0our.ud's Liquid Hair Dye Will convert
= h, T s:t e, The
only ssi Dr. III 'e w KsSss
street. krst store from Broadway.
Phalon's Magic Hair Dye, TO color the hair
hair Of ain s:H Ss washed wish:Ss disturb
Pt.ian and Tsap.. i:s
sale in the city and country BY druggists generally
Hair Dye.-BatcheIor's Instantaneous LIZ
n % s:d IT . r.s
cured genuine at the street New York
dpio%s. Il for sale Shsis.sis and retail Or applied
ArramiracuIis.--Long ms this name IL, no
,asS S II. sss
npart !. The scalp the g. ss.s,y and mel t.
number, Y Maiden lane, green in her memory.
Gouraud's italian Medicated Soap cures
pimgle freekss, eruptions chaps 70 Poudrs Subtitle
radcates hair from Of the body Liquid Rouge for
pale lips and cheeks Hair Restorative Lily White "a at
the old depot ~ Walker street. Broadway
and R. Calenders IS South Third street. PHILADELPHIA
Wigs and T0upees.-PersOns wishing
very superior Wig Toupee should call at Bachelors cee
brated Wig factory No. Wall street They will lind he
perfectly understands all their matter how
dfcut fails At the head; in fact he knows his
business and makes business Of it. Copy his address, and
ave him q call.
Wigs and Toupces.-Citizens and Strangers
are invited examine the beautiful Wigs and Toupees
manufactured by Medhurst Heard. Maiden lane, N r.,
and National Hotel, Washington. d. G. Warranted per-
feet IT. and not 70 shrink change color Also Brads OF
long rads &c. Call the ufactory before
purch asing elsew here. Copy the address.
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PUBLICATIONS.


II 1TTELLS LIVING AGE, l2is CORRESPONDENTS
u Of No s0~l Daniel De Foe-Chambers Papeys for the
People Ny Novel, Varieties In English 6 Hook Nv.
-Blaekwood's Magazine 8 The Bards of thtbibe-Daiy
News; Nile Notes Of an HowadjiN. Y. Tribune: s. Aus
ria Resurgens Foreign Crusade against Freedom, Swzer-
land Sardinia Berlin booksellers Canada ReservcsMorn
ing Chronicle and Daily News Poetry-Phip King;
River Nghtal Martha Hopkins Graves by Seaside.
Verses by Martin Tupper Word Arrival Our Voyage
The Old and the New The Wind at Night Short Articles
Marriage in Germany The Fifth Gospel new volume has
just commenced. Published weekly at six dollar by
T. LlTTELL Co.. Boston, and sold by Dewitt Daven
port. Tribune Buildings, New York.
NEW MAP OF THE UNITED STATES, CANADA,
IA Mexico, Central America, West India Islands &c
Showing the new boundaries Of California Utah New Next
Texas defined by recent acts of Congress the
routes overland and by the sthmus to California and Ore
gon, and all the American and British Mail Steamship
routes throughout the West midas Published by j. NJ
ATWOOD, 10 Beekman street. Price in 80 cents.
old AND NEW BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD, At
~ the old curiosity shop also all the cheap literature OF
the day and scrap prints the hundreds aho sale Nor
CANS FreeMasonry the Stage, from Fifteen Years Expert
autograph letters Of Jay, Hamilton Robert Norris,
James Madison SC.
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HATs.-PREEDYS IS THE OLDEST, AND ONE OF
door to Temple Bar.
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L ATEsT NEWS FOR SAN FRANCISCO. BY BFR.-
H ford Co.'S ESIrees.-1he fast sailiag steamship
brother Jonathan, will leave baltimore Saturday April
s for chsgrs, direct and will land her il time
for them 10 take the 18th Arri Panama
with the passengers and T. Mad ty Ohio 18th March,
Passage secured a. this once mail will to close
3 T.. NJ, April "a. Postage Is
bERIORn a 20. Yesey street. A.tor IInnse.
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IMPRESS To SAN FRANCIsCo.-rRETCUT a CENTS.
IL h-Berfcrd Co will take freight at the uapreee
Ssned low rse q - cents rsr H. Psehasss not exceed
10 u.s. aud must Ne made vser proof Mr. Rsror receives
Foods at Chsgres, and accompanies tcm Panama
Next shipment viii ~ North America rr Letterr
- ccnts bthfOkD Co, Nesey street, Astor House.
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ssortsSi ofrraysr Eeads Medals silver and plated; cra-
eitxes ts Altar Charts kc &c. For sale low for cash.
~ ]. LALMONIEkis. .. Maiaan Lane. up Stair.
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Gcuraud's italian Medicated Soap cures
PIN PIES freckes, eruptons chaps &C. Poudre Subtitle
sradicates any part Of the body Liquid Rouge for
pale lips and cheeks Hair Restorative Lily White e. at
the old depot ~ Walker street. Broadway
and T. h. Calenders IS South Third street. PhiladelphA.
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W1G0 and VOupee6s-PerHOnD W1Bh1n& q
very superior Wig Toupee should call Bachelors cee
DRAFTED Wig factory No. Wall street. They will find he
all their requirements; matter how
difficult fails to At the head in fact he knows his
business and makes business Of it, Copy his address, and
Y him call.
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Nrw YoRK lows ELrcrIoSs.-The following Is list OF
the Supervisors elected in Weschcster county, this
Spring 20 far a. result In the several towns has been
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Wigs and TOupccs.-CitlZens ana strangers
invited exrmine the beautiful Wigs and Tonpees
m by Medhurst Heard. Il Maiden lane N. ~
and National Hotel Washington D. G. Warranted a per-
shrink change color. Also, Brads Of
front raid &C. Call at the mandatory before
purch asing elsewhere. Copy the address.
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THE GENTLEMAN WHO WISHED TO ADOPT A
male child fort ight be odatod
by applying as before or to W. b.. Herald once. -
~ oNFIDENCE WILL FIND NOTE FROM r. AT THE,
~ place appointed, and addressed as directed.
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Ooursud's Liquid Hair Dye Will convert
red hair TO jet black brown, the instant
Piled literally dying the hair the instant applied with
out staining the skin Warranted pay taken Found
only DR. Felix Courauds old established depot Walker
street. krst store from Broadway.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-02-21

Attorney, and man of dli-wok, Of the Vermont
Central Road. The samcperson,o few weeks since,
figured IN the Sentinel, over the signature of VIM
dex"--and more recently, in the Boston Traveller,
in which, by labored article which was copied into
the St Albnns Messenger, he endeavorcd to prove
that the Extension would be fatal to the Rutland &
Burlington Railroad, but admitted that i, was very
important to the town of Burlington. lie now gives
no opinion as to its effect on the Railroad but is en-
tirely certain that the Extension would be fatal to
Burlington! think there is not sufficient strength
in the positions or conclusions OF either article to
stand alone but if any one thinks there is one will
well answer the other.
The extreme zeal of the writer to defeat this great
measure, equally important to the town Of Bur
lington, tho Rutland and BurIidgton Railroad,
and the business and travelling public, heg placed
him in the laughablc prcdicament Of the Kentucky
negro, who was sent by his master with a basket
containing Pig which he had promised to send to
neighbor, DR. p. On his way, Sanbo stop
ped at grocery, and while he was taking drink
a wng removed the Pig from the basket and placed
Puppy in It's place. Sambo went on, unconscious o.
tn. trick and opened the basket to the astonished
Doctor, saying Massa send you berry fine Pig
Pig - said the Doctor, " do YOU call hdta Pig -
Why it is nasty Puppy" "No sur," said Sambo
him Pig me massa put him in de bnsket-me
sure him Pig :" "You black scamp replied the
DULtUi, IuuA MN. ANA ne Htlu up IL, ~iClp uN
one ear Snmbo was convinced, at last, though ut.
trrly at loss to account Tor the change lie posted
homcwards withlhc basket and Puppy, and again
called a. the grocery to renew his drink. Oar wng-
gish friend again changed the contents of the basket
replacing the Pig, and Sambo logged on. Reaching
home, he Informed his master OF the extraordinary
mistake---ond opening his basket behold, the PIG
was comfortably slowed away in it, Sam5o's mouth
and eyes opened as wide as the basket, and IN an
agony Of perprXily he exclaimed 'Gor-amgh'y
massa Dis nigga nebcr such Pig Him Pig
ar him Puipy, jis as him pleaScS
Your readers, Mr. Editor. will not trouble me &c
make the application Yours, BvRLINGToY
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-02-21

SFvATE A communication was received
from the Secretary Of State, asking till next
session of Congress to reply to the Senate res.
olutoas calling for a graduated scale Of d.
plCma'c appointments.
The CHAIR laid before the senate n cOmmun-
cati"n FROM til" Secretary Of St"to, in reply To
;he Senate resolution. stating that no corres-
pondencc Las token place between that depart
meni and the VI XicaE Ministry, in relation 10
any contract with John y. Marks, but cnco>
sing copy ola note from the Mexican Miri>ter
informing the L. :. Government that Edmund
J. " orslull has made contract with Mexico.
pursuant to which he has advanced to Mexico
565O,0O0, on account of the nstament due on
the 3lsr of January next, from ;he L. $. Gov
crnmen' under the treaty Of Guadalupe II dtl
60. Read and referred to the Finance Com
mit'ep.
MIR. Berrcn called up the Bi'l regulating the
fee Of MarshaIs, Clerks. and Attorneys in the
i. S. Circuit and District Courts.
The debate on this bill continued to great
length Adjourned.
lIcrsE.-Tha House went into Committee
ON Rivet and Ita'uor bill,
Washington, Monday, Feb. Il.
SENATE. Mr. F.ch presented the crcdcn-
tas of Mr. Cass, re elected TO the Senate from
Michigan.
Mr.. lIamn presented petition from Maine,
for the repeal of the Fugitive Slave Law. and
on his motion it was referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
Mr.. A'ch'son moved that the vote referring
the petition be re-consdered on which long
debate ensued
Messrs. Seward, Hale, and others, spoke in
favor Of lis relerence-ihe former conlended it
was denial OF the right Of petition for Con-
Gress to throw aside any petitions.
Mr.. Hale was for agitation, and acknowl>
edged himself, and gloried in the name Of an
agirator. lie would agitatP on his return home.
HOUSE. After the expiration of the morning
hour, the House went lHto Committee on the
River and IIarbor BILL
! Mr.. McLane closed his speech.
Mr.. Morse replied to what he termed the
miserable sopbism of Mr.. McLa1e.
! Mr.. CMrk eff red an amendment whch was
agreed to-58 to 46-approprlH'ing 500
for the Improvement of Sacsctt s llarbor-Gn'
removing L. 5. ship sunk there.
Mr. Bayly noticed a lenark made by Mr.
, McGaugney, aud denied that his object, IN en-
deavoriug to make the General Appropriation
bill special ordJr, was to defeat the Rive
sud la Dor bill.
Dir. McGsughey-I merely said such woul
lie the effect.
Mr.. Mclqne said il was hi, wish to remain
here, No matter how late, unit! the bill was re
ported 10 the House,
Voices answored-'hgreed.
The Clerk read the clause appropriatn
500 coo fer the improvement Of the channel i
Charleston harbor.
Mr. Burt moved to strike it ont, but the me
ton did not prevail.
Mr. Mcdonald offered an amendment max
inc an appropriation for the Wabash, and it wa
LAID over.
Mr. McGauEhey proposed to alter the an
cndmen' appropriatng $40 GEO for the purpos
and made some remarks thereon.
Much confusion prevailed during the day
and various Intellectual motto wera made fu
The Committee to rISe-the last, at o'clocl
F. NJ. was disagreed to-22 to lO5
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-02-21

Champ lain-Fifecn Thousand dollars at Bur.
ling,or, $1,000 do at Plartsburgh, $4,000 al
Whitehall and also $4,000 for the repairs and
working Of bridges on the Lake.
(7e7egr0p1 to Boston papers Of yas'eri1y)
Two WEEKS LATER FROM CAItroRyM-
Ne,r Orleans. Feb. lph.-'The steamship Mex
leo, from the I>thmus. arrived today, with Cal.
ifotnia dates TO the 18th ult., being two weeks
later news than the previous arrivals at New
Y, rk
The steamer Crescent City was 10 leave
Chagres on the 7th irs'.
The Steamer Ohio, from New York, was
spoken on the 9Th inst
Tie steamer Falcon sailed On the 18th, with
20 passengers for New York, Sc for Havana,
and 60 for Chagres.
The Mexico brings 1874 passengers. She
left Chagres on tie 7h, and made the quickest
passage ever made between the two ports.
Political affairs present no material change.
Everything was quiet, and the health of the
country good.
Gov. Burnett had resigned and Mr.. McDou.
gall had been nauguracd
The California Legislature assembled on the
7h ut The Governors message is a straight
forward and sensible document.
David Brodcrice was elected President of the
Senate.
No election Of L. s. Senator hid taken nlaro
oui tie uIattur WAS me snhlrc' ol mnch spccu-
latlon. II is asserted that the Democrats will
elect their candidate, but it will not be Coz.
Freemou'.
Thomas Bn'lcr King, collector of San Fran
cisCn las arrived.
There WAS great excitement on account o.
new discoveries Of gold in the beach saUds, or
the coast, of wonderful richness. Other rcl
discoveries have recently been made, and the
miners generally are doing well.
Business was more prosperous. All kinds
Of produce was in abundant supply. and price
Of flour and provision favored the buyer. Amer
lean flour is selling at S,i2 5O-not paving the
cost TO shippers Coffee is quoted at lac.
| The city Of Conception, in Chill, has agail
been DESTROYED BY an earthquake.
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Periodicals.

Messrs +. SMITH & Co.. have received
No. VI, Of Harper q Brothers very ele-
CANT, interesting, and useful work-LossING's
PICTORIAL FIEL9 Book OF THE REvoLUTIoN-
The numbe-s Of this admirable work-admira-
bic both in its illustrations and letterprcss--
are afforded for 20 cents
No. AXXlII., Of Phillips, Sampson g. Co. s
superb edition of " SHAKspEAREs DRAMATIC
WoEKs,' containing Titus Adronicus, iliustra.
tel by portrait Of the sorrowing Lavnia.
The January No., of Leonard, Scott g.
Co.'S reprint of the WESTMINSTER REVIEW.
containing the customary series of able and
interesting articles, as follows I.-Spanish
Literature lI.-Makamat lll.-The Angel
World Mackay's Progress of the lnte-
ect; V.-Drains, Rivers and Water Supply !;
Educational Movements NlI.-Coulin.
entail Movements NilI.-The Battle of the
Churches &C.. &c
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-02-21

O}~The BuRLISGroN FIRE SOCIETY," invite
& meeting at the American Hotel, Tomorrow
EvrNrSe. They promise large Dividends and
have right therefore, to ask the attendance of
cur citizens.
But seriously, are not the tax-paying
and real estatc-owning citizens of our village,
called on TO attend this meeting, and to show
their interest in maintaining our Fire Society
on firm footing? Fires will occur, as they
have occurred, and it is high time Tint we should
give efficiency to our Fire Society. Let us
have COOL meeting.