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The Albany IN. W .Aaas says

Light teams crossing the river at
the Greenbush ferry. The ice is not sufficiently
strong to venture upon it with loads At the Bos-
ton ferry foot passengers crossing the ice.
Men engaged this morning in sweeping off the
anow, and IL is thought in a day two teams will
be able to pass. Large quantities of freight are
conveyed across by means of hand sleighs. The
steamer Olcott became disabled this morning in
passing over to the Boston freight house. 1t is
doubtful whether she will attempt to resume her
trips during the cold weather..
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A SLEEPY LEeIsLA OLA member of legsla-
ture, who INDUCED himself in afternoon maps, re-
quested his friend to awaken him when the lum-
Der act came up. He omitted 1t by forgetfulness,
but accidentally gave him jog as the House was
discussing bill to prevent fraud Old sleepy head
started, rubbed his eyes, and exclaimed:
"Mr Speaker word or two on that bill. for
more than one. half my constituents get their liv-
ing in no other way. "
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MASSACHUSETTS, The Boston Transcript says:

MAssACHUsETTs.--Ih Boston Transcript says:
''The political gossip of the day is that Mr.. Bout
well is to be Governor; Amaza Walker Lcuten.
ant Governor; Mr.. Cushman, OF Bernardston, Sec
rotary of State; Robert Rantou Senator in Con-
gress for the short term, and Charles Sumner for
six years.
alt is rumored that Democratic friends are
much exercised i'll spirit on the subject of the diff
ferences in the party in this State. General Cass
it is said has written on denouncing the coalition
This interference rouses the ire of the Woodbury.
men, who for cutting loose from the regulars,
the men of the Morning Post and the friends of
Cass How this little family quarrel will end no
body can tell"
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lU-SMITHSONiAN LECTUR ES.-Dr. John
G. MORRIS, of Baltimore, will deliver a of
three lectures, follows;
!. First-On Monday, 9th inst Subject: 1.-The Mi
croscope"
Second-On "Wednesday, 9th instant. Subject
"Natural History applied to Agriculture and Gar
dening."
ThirdOn Friday, 10Th INST Subject "Adven-
lures among the Alps and Glaciers"
Lecture to commence at y O'clock, p. Nj.
Ian diet
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GEOGRAPHICAL DIsCovERY-As long ago the
9th OF April, of last year, we published account
of large island in the Japanese seas, in No
vember, -lS49, by Capt. William McMichael, of the
ship Montauk, during his voyage from Sydney,
New South Wales, to Shanghai in China. Capt.
Mem. saw ii for the fret time Tuesday, the 9th
of November, and did not lose sight of it till the
Doth. He ran down its eastern coast, and doubled
its southern extremity, finding il to lie in drec-
ton from s. w. to N E., extending from 27o So
to about $50 40 N latitude, and from 1899 05' to
1902 Is E. longitude.
At the time of writing, we supposed this to be a
new and important discovery, no island of the kind
being represented in any map or chart, ancient or
modern. BY curious coincidence, however, it
would seem that the island had been fallen in with
some five months earlier by the United States ship
Preble, Commander James Glynn, on her voya ge
from Canton to the Sandwich Islands and Califor-
MIA. An account of this voyage find in the
New York Herald of yesterday The Preble left
Canton on the 10th of June, lS49, and on the 18th
the isand--the west coast, it would appear,
although the account Is a vague one-along which
she IN an T. N. +. for thirty miles,
until the land began to trend off from her track.
As seen by her, the island was mountainous and
rose into a remarkable peak at its southwestern
extremity, the position of which ia given as in lat
$50 ~ NJ, and in longitude 1899 % h Captain
McMchael found the southwestern extremity OF
the land seen by him reaching ~ min further
south; and here there is discrepancy in the
figures " hich leads US to suspect some inaccuracy
in the Heralds account. There is closer approx
nation in the longitudcs; and there would seem ~
be no doubt that the island by the two ships
was one and the same, the observations having
been made by the two voyagers on lts opposite
sides. 1t was independent discovery mad,
by both We are not aware that any announce
ment of it was made by the Preble while at Homo
lulu or San Francisco.-P Philadelphia american.
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90 READ THIS!-The undersigned respect.
fully informs the public that he has opened Da-
guerrean Gallery, at the Odeon, where he pledges
price-a very pretty size for dollar every pic
ture warranted. GEO. Is. CHASE.
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DIED.

At Georgetown, ID. c., on the Sd inst, CHARLES
L. ECkEL, aged IS years, an old and respectable
citizen of that place.
AZ Georgetown, ID. c., ON the Sd instant, in the
7th year of his age, FRANKLIN BLAKE, son Of
WILLIAM A. and GloavIsA GoppoN
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[ooAREspoNDEScr OF THE REpUBLIo.I


BALTIMORE, Jan. 6-5 p. M.
The inauguration of +. l.. Lowe, Governor Of
the State Of Maryland took place day, at An
napolis. Quite large number of his personal and
political friends went down from this city to wit
ness the ceremonies. The inaugural address is pub
lished in the afternoon papers here and in extra
Sun. We have news of interest day.
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- UbSCRIBERS TO the Assemblies. and strangers
- having the written authority of Manager to
procure tickets, informed that tickets for ad-
mission have been left Fischer's Stationery
Store, adjoining the Irving Hotel and at Steyenss
Fancy Store, two aoors west of Browns Hotel
First Assembly at jackson Hall on Tuesday, the
7th of January.
Under rule established by tn Managers no
gentleman will be admitted without ticket.
Jan b-M&Tu
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AGREEABLE SURPRIsE.--The Philadelphia papers
state that on New Years morning number of the
gentlemen belonging to the seventh Presbyterian
church, Arch street, Philadelphia, waited upon the
pastor, the Rev. Henry Wadsworth, without bav
ing given him any previous intmation of their
visit, and presented him with seven hundred dol
lars in gold, enclosed in a handsome casket The
donation made testimonial of their regard;
and the North american says that it was tribute
richly deserved by this eloquent and devoted di-
vii
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FEARFuL RAvAGEs OF rHs yellow FEvER AT
CAyENNE.-C Captain Shacketord, OF the brig Helen,
has furnished with advices from Surinam to the
18th of December, by which We learn that French
steamer arrived there the 5th, for the purpose of
procuring medical assistance To proceed To the
island OF Cayenne, (French Guinea,) where the
yellow fever was raging to very alarming ex-
tent. The disease had been very fatal among the
white population, and most OF the physicians have
either been carried off by the scourge, were on
the sick list.--Ne,o York Herald
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DOARDING.-Gcntlem desiring board can
ID be accommodated at Cops Pavilion with the
best OF board, for 81 80 per week. or board with
rooms on reasonable terms Private parlors for
dinner and supper Private dinners and suppers
served ut the shortest notice.
~ b Bathing rooms always in readiness hot
and cold water always on hand Sulphur, fume,
magnetic, vapor and shower baths, prepared
the shortest notice. dec Him IL
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The Steamer Africa, Captain Ryrie, left the
wharf at New York on "Wednesday afternoon, at
half past O'Clock, being detained until that time
in consequence OF the state of the tide The Africa
takes out fifty Zone passengers and S2iS lib in spe
Gle Among the passengers are the Right Rev.
Archbishop of Cincinnati, and Sir Edward Belchcr,
ni the British navy
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

TAKEN from Gadsby's Hotel, by mistake OF 9th
i erwise, on the 3 or 4th OF January, hand
trunk, with the name OF Joseph Francis small
card pasted on the trunk near the handle.
q The above reward will be paid to any one who
will give infor nation, either this office Gads
trunk. Jan I
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WAR DEPARTMENT,


No. AZ.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ApJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsHINGToS, Dec. 81, 1850.
A Board Of officers will assemble in the city of
Washington on the 18th day OF January, 1851, TO
revise the uniform dress of the army of the United
States. The subject will be carefully examined;
and the uniform agreed upon by the Board will
be described and illustrated by drawings, which
will be submitted at the earliest day practi-
cable.
The Board will be composed follows:
Brevet Colonel E. A. HITCHCOCK, Sd Infantry
Brevet Colonel C. F. SMITH, I'd Artillery
Brevet Colonel G. WRIoHT, 4th Infantry.
Colonel G. A. Mccall, Inspector General.
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel p. ST. G COOKE I'd
Dragons.
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel J. H. EATON, Sd In
fantry.
Brevet Major r. s. GARNETT, 7th Infantry
Brevet Major F. o. WYsE, Sd Artillery.
Brevet Major Fl. C. WAYNE. Assistant Quar-
termaster.
BY order of the Secretary of War;
r. JONES, Adjutant General.
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A VETERAN.-Captain Matthews, the comman-
der of the steamship City of Glasgow, the pioneer
Of the Philadelphia trans atlantic line, is the oldest
steamboat captain across the Atlantic having come
over in the Sirius. He has now made ninety nine
steam voyages across the Atlantic fifty to and for
ty- nine from America.
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j. III. CLAY MUDD,

SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA,
VIII give prompt attention to any business en-
trusted to him.
Refers to
Hon. John J. Crittenden. Attorney General of
United States
q. Collins Lee, Esq, United States District At
torney, Baltimore.
Messrs. Sandford & Shoemaker, Baltimore.
Hon. Joseph r. ingersoll, Philadelphia.
Morton McNIichael, ESQ.,, I"
Simeon Draper, New York.
Hon. John Young, %
Coleman & Stetson, ." s.
Col. William Schouler, Boston
Philip Greeley, Jr., Esq, Collector of Boston.
Hon. T. Butler King, San Francisco.
J. A. Cost, Esq, San Francisco.
Dec 10 diff
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FREDERlcK w. GREEN, formerly of Annapolis,
Maryland, has recently been elected to the next
Congress from the sixth district in Ohio. His vote
was a very fattering one Green, 1924; Sphinx,
SOC; scattering, 81.
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OF FIG


Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
that BARTHOLOMEW WATTS has been APP
pointed Vice. Consul of Brazil, for the port and dis
trict of New Orleans in the State of Louisiana, do
hereby recognise him as such, and declare him
free to exercise and enjoy such functions, powers,
and privileges, allowed to the Vice Consuls
of the most favored nations in the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
be made patent, and the seal of the United States
to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the city of Washington
the Sd day Of January, A. ID. 1851, and
Il. 81 of the Independence of the United States of
America the seventy fifth.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
BY THE PRESIDENT:
DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary Of State.
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Indiana Legislature.

INpIANAPoLrs, Friday, Jan. 3.-The Legislature
met on Monday, and elected Democratic officers
The Governor delivered his message, in person, on
Tuesday
The House agreed to elect United States Sena-
tor the Sth of January, but the Senate laid the
resolution the table Pettit's prospects for Sen
ator are said to be favorable
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BouNry.-The owuers and crews of cod hsher-'
men belonging to Provincetown arc claimants for
ana will be paid bounty, this week amounting to
over t,oenty itco thousand doiidrsi-Boston I'D
vxrftseT.
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Il Drug Store, on Pennsylvania avenue above
Browns Hotel, aud get bottle of Giddings Cough
Syrup; try it once, and you will never be without
bottle of II your house; it is purely vegetable.
Ii you are troubled with the Rheumatism, Sore
Throat, Pains in the Back, Side or Limbs, get
bottle of Gtddings Liuimsnf and be cured No
one should be without a bottle OF these valuable
preparations in their house. Principal office, 80
Pearl street. New York. Dec li--+w1f
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THE EMPIRE.

TTENTION. EPICURESi-C back
"A Ducks, Partridge and Pheasants, venison,
Terrapin, Wild Turkeys, and No. Oysters, al
ways on hand. which will be served up at the
shortest notice in every known style, at the new
Restaurant, corner of 9th and streets, in Browns
building,
Families supplied with dishes, and
all the subscriber asks is trial.
Jan at X. w. ALLEN.
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Hon. j. q. PaDrey's Circular

BosToN, Jan. 4.-The confidential circular OF
Hon J. G. Pallrey, addressed to the Free soil MEM
bers of the Massachusetts, Legislature, ia published
in full Its tone has already been communicated
to the public.
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Further Postponement Of the Fugitice Siaue Case
New YoRK Jan. 40 p. M.-The case of Long
the alleged fugitive slave, has again been post
poned until next week
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ARRIVALS ar THE HOTELS.

W,tIard', Eior-I.
Corner If Penn yipania -iDenue aud 4th street.
Brown, FIT washita DR. T. Coates. Phia
Il Alberson, do CE Tborburn. USN
Mclaughlin, do J Potter & lady, Va
w Bond, Conn NJ Putnam ,ldy& son Ga
Il Wilcox, U sA Miss Turner, do
p McCoun, do Miss Crossman. 10
Matthews, La Miss Whitney, do
+ Dali, San Francisco Nj Irwin, do
] West, Bait Doubleday, u s A
NJ Lewis, lr, Phila l. Wheeler, " Y
l. Proctor, N Y Smith, Va
X Gray lady, do w l. Ogden, " Y
T Payson, Phila Hon G w Wright Cal
Legion, Md Cray, San Diego
Hon ID Rumsey, Y A Helpensten Wis
Senator Dawson, Ga Fisher & lady, Ga
Mrs Davis. Mass g Grinnell lady, and
Smith, Ill servant, Bait
Jenkins 4 serv't. X West Ohio
Hon X Johnson, Bait
Browns Hotel,
Pen<lsyio Auenus bet,reen 6thand 7th suSen
r ii Duvall, Md Jacobs Pa
w f Berry, do JR Winchester, La
Hon l. Levin, Pa + Winchester do
c w Carroll, do w l. Kingor NY
J ID Freirson, Ga J NJ Jewell, & lady Miss
Y y Beall, Md Gen Blake, Ala
+ snodgrass lady, Va J Green, Va
j ID Gibson, do J Fletcher do
J A Thomson. do M Bastable Md
J Riell, N Y w & Ashby, Va
J Baltzell Bait 5 Chiffon, do
G NJ Gowan, Phila w Hall, Alexandra
Mrs Bradshaw do J w Bowling, Md
G Huntress n II Nj Boarman, do
w Henderson, Pa G. Shaw, Pa
Gadsby's Hotel,
Corner Of Pennsylvania Apenue and Sd street.
w PWilley * daug'r,va Adams, sister and
t Adams Bait niece, Md
w Mccormick, d c Borland Va
G II Bier, U N CT Pratt, Mass
E Carver, Phila Mrs r Taylor, do
Rutherford, n Y e J Howe do
Hon I Ross, Pa E A Forbush & lady, do
Capt Bollens, Phila Ware, jr, Bait
Mr. Hudson, n F Silke, do
Hon ID Outlaw, c
Irving Hotel,
Corner Of Pennsyivania Apenue and I2H street.
Downing, Fla n Dunlevy, Ohio
@ NJ Williams, Va M Barker, n
X ID Hamilton, N Bruno II NJ barron, Boston
J Martin, do c j Learned Bait
Cokely, n Y b ID Goodnough, do
N Leslie, Md w Williams, Phila
w w Brook, S c b G Christian, Va
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HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
l 10, in square so, on the corner of G and 2lst
IL street, containing about $500 feet of ground ,
eligiby situated for private residence in the Ost
fashionable and Improving part OF the city Also,
Lot IL, in square 10, anu fronting 81 % inches Oh
street north, between 25th and Goth streets west,
nearly opposite Hayman's Brewery
Both of these lots will be sold on easy terms if i'm
mediate application be made to
j. +. CALLAN,
Jan 3-dtf Corner and 7th streets.
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DOR RENT. the three-story Brick House ON
IT 10th, near n street, now occupied by Charles
II. Haswell The premises can DO viewed upon APP
plcation and possession will be given ON or about
the oath instant, Dec f-uliA
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AMERICAN MoUssELINE DE LAINEs.-The Provi'
dencc Journal says that steam mill of the largest
class is about to be erected III that city, which will
be in full operation by autumn, for the manuiac-
turc Of mousseline deelaines-a business in
that section of the country. The company en-
gagged in the enterprise two well known firms
of Providence, and one each in New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, and Bsltimore--all merchants OF the
hrst class AT the approaching session of the gen
eral assembly of Rhode Island a charter win be
asked for, to incorporate this company, with cap
ital of half million of dollars; and the business
psctcd to be transacted by il estimated to produce
nearly millions worth of merchandise per an
mum.
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.

ar The House, at present occupied by Allen
Liii A. Hall, Esq, being No. o. of Union Row,
street, 7th, ia for rent, with the fur
niture in the same. Possession may be had in a
week or ten days.
GIy-Apply at this office. Jan
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NOR RENT, four handsome contiguous rooms,
Il on Pennsylvania avenue for Enquire OF
Mr.. Gideon, Republic office. Jan.
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CONSERVATION OF THE EYE.-The sub
" scriber respectfully informs the citizens of
Washington that he will remain only few days
longer in this city. His glasses have been suti-
ciently appreciated 10 remark, that il will be for
the benefit of the ,oeak sighted to give him call.
JOSEPH BECkEL,
Jana Optician, at DYER * McGuir.s
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Fire in Cincinnati- Ohio Convention and Legislt
ttrc

CINorNNATI, Friday, Jan. 3-The large store
and hardware foundery of Tough, McCracker
Degrof destroyed by fire last night Loss,
1928, 900 to $4,000 Insurance, S $1,000, fol-
lows: Lexington Co, $4,000; City, $4,000 Mer-
chants and Manufacturers, $4,000; Protection,
$4,000.
The convention has again got up proposition
giving the Legislature power to repeal charters of
incorporated companies. The Wings, and a por-
ton of the Democrats, oppose the measure.
The House, at Columbus, discussing the
Fugitive Slave law.
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Posi- OFFICE STATIsTIcs.--Mr Brady has fur
nished US with the following account Of the bust
transacted in the New York post Office during
the quarter ending December 81 1850:
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state OF New York .


SUPREME COURT-IN EQUITY.
Henry Vail ct al, Executors of Laurent SALES.
deceased,
John Tonnele ct al.
PURSUANT to q decretal order IF this Court,
i made in the above entitled cause, will be sold,
under the direction of the subscriber, the Referee
in said order named by Anthony j. Blsecker,
auctioneer, at the Rotnnda in the Merchants Ex-
change. in the city of New York, on the ninth day
OF January next at twelve O'Clock noon of that
day, all that certain lot of land with the dwelling
house and Improvements thereon, situated the
south side OF street, in the city of Washington,
in the District of Columbia adjoining the residence
OF the late Mrs. James Madison being the same lot
which is known on the general ground plan of the
city OF Washington as Lot No. l6, in Square No.
22l, and containing five thousand eight hundred
and twenty four square feet and .hree-fourths Of
square foot, be the same more or less.
Dated New York, December 90, 1880
THOMAS Adds EMMETT, Referee.
q. I. STRONG, Solicitor.
The above sale will be peremptory to the highest
bidder Fifty per cent of the purchase money
may remain on the security OF the property for
three years.
Possession can be given shortly after the sale.
Dec 25--dts
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Navigation and Pork T1dde.

CINoINNATI, Jan. Wv Gather moderate, and
the canals will again be opened to. morrow.
A letter from reliable at Lafayette says
that the falling off in hogs that place and points
above, number about the same as last year, and be-
low deficiency Of about one quarter, which will
make falling of throughout the State of ten per
cent. in weight
The Wabash is not navigable, and all stuff is
locked up.
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LIVING AGE, No. a4s-IaI cts.

LITTELL's LIVING AGE, No. 34s-IsI cts.
CONTENTS.
/. Rise, Power. and Politics of Prussia. Black
goods Magazine.
2. West Indian Agriculture. Examiner
3. An American Idyl,-Literary World.
Z. Haw- no. moo; or, Records of Tourist. Ma
tionaI Iatsig1ncer.
Domestic Life of Alexander of Russia.
Shdrpe's Magazine.
6. Mammoth Cave of Kentucky.-Fraxey,s Ma
gazins
7. A Chapter on Diamonds Ne,o Monthly Ma
gazins
s. Steam Communication with Australia
Morning Chronicle.
y Supply of Cotton.-T Times.
10. European Politics. Spectator.
II. Lands in Ireland-Sp.ciator.
IL Great Industrial Exhibluon.-Spectator
With Poetry and short articles.
GD-A New Volume has just commenced.
WAsHiNeroN December 81. ls45
"Of all the Periodical Journals devoted to Lite
nature and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country this has appeared to to be the most
useful IL contains, indeed, the exposition only Of
the current literature of the English language, ut
this, by its immense extent and comprehension,
includes portraiture of the human mind in the
utmost 4 pansion of the present age.
az. q. ADAMS"
Published weekly at sea year, by
Z. LITTELL Co., Boston.
And sold by JOS. SHlLLlNGTON,
Jan 6-dtrw&wlw corner Pa. av. a at
CONTENTS.
!. Badham and Hussey the Fupgi.-Eclectie
Repi.D.
Great Salt Lake City.-Westsrn Christian Id
pocate.
3. Southey's Life and Correspondence. --Ahe-
nGtm and Examiner.
1. Leaf frem my Journal in Mexics. Sharpe's
Magazine.
). Personal Adventures in Hungary Examiner.
6. Maurice Tiernay, chap xviii to xx.--Dubtin
University Magazine.
7. The French Presidents Message Examiner.
8. The Root Of the Evil.-Eraminer
9. Rights of Inventors-Spectutor.
With Poetry and Short Articles.
co. A new volume has just been commenced
WAsHINGToN, December n 1916
Ofall the Periodical Journals devoted to Litera-
ture and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country this has appeared to to be the most
useful ii contains, indeed, the exposition only of
the current Literature ofthe English language but
this, by its immense extent and comprehension, in
cludes a portraiture of the human mind in the ut
most expansion of the present age
J. Q. ADAMS
Published weekly at ~ year, by
f. LTrTELL s Co, Boston,
And sold by JOS. SHILLINGTON,
Jan 6-dtwNwlw corner Pa. av, and a. st
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AT ODD FELLOWS, HALL

al ODD FELLOWs' HALL.
WhlFfLEs GRAND ORIGINAL EXHIBITION
OF THE DiSSOLVING VIEWS,
rs EIh'oifed m the Cities If Boston, Philadelphia
and eisstohrTe.
~ REPRESENTATIONS of the most beautiful
IL scenery OF all parts Of the world, with great
variety OF Ancient and Modern Structures, Ruins
Cities, Castles, &C.. which are produced in truly
wonderful manner. The most beautiful scenes
grow into proportion and again disappear. but 80
sudden and mysterious is the transition that il
only be compared to the magic of a dream seen by
the eye.
mere has been but sentiment expressed In
regard 10 this exhibition, that of comminged de-
light.
open every evening, and Wednesday and Satur-
day afternoon
Doors open at half-past and g. and commence
at half past 7 and half past 8.
Tickets 20 cents; children half price. Dec %
The above exhibition will be continued at Odd
Fellows' Hall but short time longer.
Jan. 8