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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-01-23
CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

EDNE5DAI,
At market, GIG Cattle about 500 Beeves-
1875 Stores, consisting ofWorking Oxen Cows
and Calves, yearlings and . and 3 years old.
PRICES. MARKET BEEF.-Extra. S 6 25
per cwt., lst quality. s Is, I'd quality. 25, Sd
quality, $3.50. Ordinary SO so 90.
Hidpe--S5 90 per cwt.
Stores Working Oxen-$57. 90 IS
Cows AND CALvEs-@20 81. 40 a 50.
YEARL1NGs $7a IL - Two Years old
$40. II a "a Three Years old-Si5, l8n28.
SHEPPARD LAMBS 1858 ut m1rket-nearlv
all sold. PRrcEs-Extro. s 4 90 700a 1000
Bv lot sc, 9 00n275.
SwINE-294 Retail &c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-01-23
Ralph Parker's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, , In Probnre Court, hold
W.sHrNGroN DIsIRIcr ). en- at Montpelier, Jan
nary 81, 1851
MNRASTUS = 'RKER, If Waterbury, Administrator on
n the Esate Of Ralph Parker, late of Waterbury, IL
sal district deceased ntesta, makes application to h
Court here for License deed and convey mn" Joel Rr'
of Waterbury, aforesaid the flowng Real Estate, 10 wit
Being about huff Of land aud dwelling nn1sf
therein st1nd,ng and is occupied by the said JOE
Rice in said Waterbury, alleging that the said dceaSrf
was in his life time, under bonds deed the same Where
fre il ordered that said app cation be referred TO SEES
sion Of said Court to be holden at the Probate 0ice u
MONTPELIER on the 9Th day ofFebrnary mkt, at 10 oclocl
NJ Tor hearing and dPrisiun and that all concerned
be notified thereof by publication three weeks successive
10 in the Green Maintain Freeman printed At said Mont
Delie all Of which be hefIe said time Of hearing AM
decision that they may appear if they cause and oh
ject thereto.
BY order of Court.
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS Register
A true copy Of record
[3w4l Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-01-23

The boarding house, which is under the care
of Rev H. Eas man and wife, is almost entirely
new, is conveniently and beautifully situated,
and sufficiently large to accommodate some sixty
students. No doubt is entertained but that thr
highest satisfaction will be given IN this depart
ment.
Students coming by railroad, will stop at
Charlestown N. H.. or at Chester, VI. from
which there is a daily conveyance to the Semi
nary.
In behalf of the Trustees
&c. ASPENWALL.
Jan. ~, 1851.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-01-23
Raat this if Won can.

Mr. Bliss Dickinson Of Washington, made and
sold, frota faar cows. the past scaseT, 697 10
pounds ct butter, besides what was used ia tae
family consisting OF three Pers"ns. ComnNnl-
Gated by L. f. THURBER.
Washington w., Jan 1854.
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SBTCONGRESS 2DSESSN)N
SENATE.

FRIDAY Jan. 10.
The engrossed bill to changs the place ct ho-
ding the @. S. Court IN Vt, was read and pass
ed 9sundry bills debated and adjourned 10 Mon
dag.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Evans OF Ohio introduced bill aWthortz
ing persons entitled to bounty land, under the
act OF Sept. % 1850 to receive Treasury SCRIPT
in lieu of the land warrants which was teterred
20 tke oamrailtee on public lands.
Mr.. johnson OF Tennessee asked leave to an
troduce a bill of which he kaa given previous
notice. for the encouragement Of commerce, man
ufactMres. and agriculture, by grantiRg TO every
lnan or 1omaR the head Of family LOO acres
OF the public domain. Pro7tded he or she caItl
vate the same for the period thercia specified
The election case ia N. II. was discussed,
and Morrison decided tn hive been elected.
SENATE.
Cheap postage bill discussed, bst nothing de-
cided.
SENATE.
SATURDAY, Jan 10.
Petitions frem Pennsylvania for repeal of the
slave law, presented and referred TO Judiciary
Committee The proposition to cede public
lands To tn" States ia which they lie. debated
HOUSE.-P"etage bill agaia debated.
SENATE, Jan. l4-Iand bill further dis
c3ssed; and the house the postage bill.
SENATE.
TUESDAY. Jan. Is
Mr. Clay presented peJtious Tor law to re-
move al tree colored persons 10 Africa, if willing
to go with support for one year, Which were
referred.
Mr. Hale presented the petition Of 300 eiti
zens OF Montgomery Co. Fa. for the repeal o
the slave law, which he condemned The pc
altion after a s4ort debate, was laid Ga the ia
ole, IS t" i5-Mr. Phelps helug in the afirna
tive, and Messrs Uphan, BeniOn, and the free
Soiers generally, ia the negative.
HOUSE.
The house went into committee Of the Who'll
OH the postage bi-amendment exenptnr on
pers GOIn postage 10 miles from place Of publ
cation. adopted.
SENATE, Jan. TO- Postage bill discussed
-. and further amended by fixing rates Of lettt
postage at 3 cts.
Jan. l7.--Postage bill completed in com. az
repor ed az amended.
SENATE, Jan, IL g. l6-proceedings Of Ii
lie interest further petitions FOE repeal Of II
slave law--iaid an the table az before.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-01-23
Che nlarkrts.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.

FLOUR. We have no N teriql chonge to no.
Ice IN 70 our last. common Genrsee S 25-Fancy
j 81 a 50-Extra, ! 81 nG 25-Ohjo and Mich
gan, 5. Corn Meal, 3 25. Rye Flour scarce
GRAIN In Corn there is but little doing an
rot mnch arriving. Southern white, 65c-Yel
low, 66 &C, and for prime lots 6S. Oats aye
in better demand ard not plentv-Northern anf
Nova Scotia AZ 48. Rye, 80.
Wheat, 81 10 | 30 per bushel.
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lI)ic0.

In Wliamstown, on the 10th inst, Miss Ma
&C. King, aged II.
In Barre, Dec l6. 1850. Mis-. Polly Moses
wife OF David Moses, aged e5 Printers in N.
Il. and N. Y, are requested, &c
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n(nrrir0.

In Warren, on the 18th inst, by Moses Ord
way, Esq. Mr.. Charles Page, to Miss Mary
Thayer, both of w.
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Liberation.

vwyHIS may certify that have this day liberated my
son. Jfsper WakchrId, and shall claim n'ne 1t his
earnings nor pay any debts of his contracting arr TINS
date. JAMES "h"E' 'SA''
Attest, C. J LEATHER
Randolph, January 10, 1857 Jw4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-01-23

A T the Peoples Store that want Goods cheap am
N determined that prices and Goods shall rs
at the Peoples Store. II. MING.
Junnary |, 1851. LIT
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CEHANCERY NOTICE.

OhH N q y IA nv HOH'
STATE IF VERMONT. = ,,.o.,...,, to,,.,L
WASHINGTON County, IS. ~ N'''"'''' " ''''"'
JudiciM Circuit, .Vovember Term. 1850.
LUTHER HENRY,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-01-23
All Should Call

Oh OF those prime Robes just received All shoult
call soon and select, at the Peoples Store. Il. KING.
January |, 1851. ltf
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PENSION ANB BoUhTY
LAND AGENCY.

IIl4V d ILO L44N Y \ .
GHNHE subscriber having been successfully engaged
q vroeurnn Pensions for officers and soldiers oi the
Revolutionary war and also the late War, ana IN OBJ
tanning Bounty Land, wrender aidto all theee VINO may
desire his services He can, in all cases. obtain lo VIC
widows Of officers and soldiers Oftbe Reyeuton ne sa
amount which their husbands drew. Many WIDOWS anu
soldiers have died without obtdlnlng rue pehsloh W.
them which he can obtain for their heirs and also IN
crease m them where they have not drawn me amount
which they were entitled He VIII oham Bounty Laha
for the officers and soldiers who served IN tbe save
with Gpal Britain upon reasonable, hat All WI"
employ him VII be fully tshed -, L,,o
Any one whiting information will please address H,
post 1aid at Wes Fairlee, VT, Communicating Tue 'S'''
in tn =.
He has Agent of great experience who resides IN me
city VI Washington, and he thinks ne can succeed ~ an
just ;laims sIEfbbN AhO ,nr
/ w ss Farlee, VT Oct Is, 1860. 49;ti
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-01-23

VOUR petitioner, RICHARD RoBINsoN Of NewbuFy, in
the County " Orange, humbly showeih that he was
legally married to Mary A. Wnnd Of B,rre, in the COun-
ty If Washington. the 7h day If June 1910. by New.
ell Culver, Minister Of the Gospel ind that from that
time until the month If ctOheT le45, he lived with The
any pTOvocatOn his part len yOnr petitioner
and ever hath refused, and still doth refuse 10 live
or cnhaht with your petitioner and has parts
Annwn To your petitioner Your petitioner therefore pravs
that Rill OF Divorce be granted To him nr the cause
Of winl deserinn as aforesaid, according 10 the Statute
in such made and provided and yuur petitioner will
ever pray.
- RICHARD ROBINSON.
j. A. WING, Attorney for LIbellant.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-01-23

WHEREAS it having heen made to anpear to me TIM, ,
said Mary A. Robinson, the beIer above mined now re-
sides out of the State of Vermont 81 that service If The
buvt tOn cannot be made her-it hereby ordeyed
a due notice the pendencr Of said libel he given bv
publishing the together with this order three weeks
successfully in the Green Mountain Freeman prnted NJ
Montpelier in the County Of Washington the last Dublico
ton TO be at least six weeks prev the sion Of
court, which shall he legal notice the said MARY A. Rob
insOn Of the tendency OF said libel
ISAAC r. REOFIELD
Judge nf the Supreme Court
Dated at Burlington in the County Of Chttenden, this
Tth0 dhy of December, A. u. 1850. ava
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BAY STATE SHAWLS.
Buffalo Robes.

WDRlCE redu ed till Now %. Call sOon-200 10 select
u from, at the Peoples Store. II. KING
November 49, 1850. 46;tf
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y $4,000!
RVET.S DUE as

wNTIl he ready the first Of the New Year and all Bills
w againstus requested to be presented for pay
ment. SlOhho o. LAN"no''
Montpelier, Dec. 25, 1859. %
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fRlDAt' jan AV'
The engrossed bill to chang the place Of Dol
ding the O. S. Court IN Vt, WIS read and pass
ed .-sandry bills debated and adjourned 10 Mon
day.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-01-23
400 AR DS

EWOME MADE Flannel and Ticking sale by
AE STORRS 4 LANGDON.
December II, 1889. 5O;tt
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w anted.

HGAAA SOLDIERS Rights, Patents and Grants Civ.
for Lands IN illinois, about 1873 for services in
the Wa n 1879 5 and FIR many years sold aud lost for
axes. Apply to address "A. MArTISON. No 3 Nassau
street, New York, giving the number Of aid lots or to-
4. a, SWEET, Montpelier, VI.
Noyember6,s50. 45:tf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-01-23
PELIER, VERMONT, 1851.

; SToRRS 4 LANG0ON have just returned from New
- York aud Boston, and daily receiving lots of New
Goods 4s:tf
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| PAUL DlL'INGiAh, NOLlClIub
Dated At Montpelier, in the County of Washington, this
| Oh dav NJ Januorv A. D. 1851 3w2
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New Bcnnets, g.
Ian. I. 1851.
10000 Yards

Nd GG3VN Cations, Flanncls Tickings and Drlings-
I'D also, Cotton Yarn, WiCktng, Irvine, and Batting,
JUS received by, STORRS X LANGH0N.
OctpAer % 1850, 4}:tf
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Posr osEIo1 D.r4srsssr, October 10, 1851.
SEALEp PROPOSALS viii be received ,h. department un.
a ans Tp pS oss. % na s as @ & ~ s
The said articles classified and described follows
Class No. ].
MANILA wrapping envelope each
.heeto be at ~ BY 81 inches IN xs and TO weigh not
Is@ Manila wrapping envelope paper DO
BY in Size weigh - pounds
Each the aforesaid paper contain $50 perfect Sheets
CLASS No. Q.
gu ysS Wrapping s vsSss so 1: :s. nss
Item Bun or yellow wrapping envelope paper
be 10 BY ii inches and weigh less than "a
ream ofthe aforesaid paper perfect
Class No..
emi Gotten Irvine with five hreads, slack twisted soft,
Item q Cotton twist with eight threads to be of
ema Cotton ,wine to be composed Of
ed. and , h weLspun threads to each strand.
pound two pounds each BY the ae
and to be similar to the cotton Irvine
Coarse hemp iwine about one eight! Of inch in diameter
not weighing over one pound each
CLASS No. s.
Scarlet sealing wax fair quality for ordinary use.
CLASS No. O.
II contemplation require
foreign bags passing distributing Offices 10 be
sealed III be done expense view
yed In such tue color will deemed
for such inferior wax may not be determined
Samples article above
may Appointment OF Once
partmcD Washington, post Offices boston,
and Phadelpha bur these not adopted
Each bidder
contract will he based his bid shall be
the hight for articles
with the samples above referred to-
Tie ycar's supply
that made, stated below.
The States and Territories divided districts In
each district depot established bens
the distribution Of banks) contracted
by virtue of the hereby advertised
inspected, deposited equal
ferred TO In the contract will be rejected
Estated quantities be supplied depot for year.
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Nov l5--ti

A COMPENDIUM OF the Entire Body ,
BY Asa alphabetically arranged with reference the
svos, Law Sheep svo, PIP AIT. Retail price, $40
40 and 81 Ann street, New York.
Opinions of the Profession
There works profession that contain bsdy
sound law within the limits or that deserving
'N''S 'N- CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON.
with Nh Justice Nelson in his opinion the
toned work.
New York Sept sc, 1850.
reliable range
poW 70 Se law EVna him s cy on
reference and will extensively aid the student practitioner
ROBERT j. WALKER.
OCTOBER IL, 1850.
a,ed with their accuracy and have been as much
precision the prn-
stance from ha. feel anxious that the profession
learn its merits and like me, enjoy its advantages
NEw YoHK CRY, Oct IT, 1850.
1t impas all advantages of we-uranged
labor.
DAVID PAUL BROWN, Philadelphia.
very ably questions apply The
authorities copious
JUDGE PETERS, Philadelphia
ton other would allow satisfied
asd to ss for which Il wa
causes for trial and argument From examination Of the
judgment and ability.
JUDGE GRIDLEY Utica, New York.
calculated 10 be help the SUDDEN, any
W. L. HURST, Philadelphia
plan utility accuracy received
the unqualified appreciation Of the
so s Of Ssw y tucker OF
Published by JOHN r. TRow,
Nov a4-u - AIMS stree.
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Proposals for each class separately and separately
for classes
and for other and In determining the bids the
will the bid for each class separately
which shall seem best for the interest the department
Each proposal by and refer
the article furnished and the quality OF such sample
will be taken into consideration in determining the bids
Each by sufficient evidence Of the
ability the bidder comply Of his proposal
The bidder contract with
two sufficient suTecs ss required by law.
Failures furnish articles promptly when ordered furnishing
niesr quality attempt evads
meaning Of contract, will be considered sufficient
forfeiture.
Payment will be made the production Of the vouchers
yearly after the expiration of each
price, and price only be specified for each and
article bid extended the
class separately exhibited Proposals
nndc accordance with these directions will not be considered
discrepancy between down the
which would afford the bidder opportunity fixing his price a
bids opened by eectng be his
will be considered fatal bid.
Proposals should be marked the outside of the envelope Pro
wrapping &c. and addressed the "Scond is
Haanf Postmosfer General, Washington ID. C."
N X. HALL,
Octl5 Postmaster General.
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WIN. store, 10 w.la.. s...... pA,-as,Al.

Wine store Valiant stxeet, Iphi~
gas e. al q se
sales made by him eonsume-bsen Obliged largely tore
faction offering liquors imported
BY him He would refer 10 invoices as follows, viz
low prices old and choice druusht
gallons. specially selected for so%s eas
toe put up IN Europe which lac challenges as equal 10 any
The Amonuado peculiarly adapted
to they without stimulating ana nave
Wines pncipeay specially hi. sales consul
from The stock Of "Buoser" oporo and imported IN
These fui delicate, and have been highly sp
proved by his customers, because Of their manifest wv
all Ports end red wines paned off as such ON ,,,vb, Nv
They Of various and prices IN bottles aa on s are
delicate white Malmsey Port ,,.,. o.nno, n.
Persons suffering with chronic affection o. INC '" a "
Madeira various sorts dry ana heh SCUM sue orc h
and West Indies, sereial, Sc, Ae' ~e' On aus anu "
a hs wines of te subscriber well known that
s Moet extia the splendid sparkling Mosee Inn
other wines ana arc SOLO
champagne wines Of yariogs brands and qualities a.
wines subscriber holds himself be judge and he
offers The fines, s0S here from The s vs SSs price, 'y ' single
OF burgundy stock and
that he them from his vaults as sooda bottle Of Bur
saarerae and Darsae always on hand in bottles
Jordan of Coblenz extensive and number
Still Hooks and Mosee from the cheapest sorts 70 the very
In the articles Cognae other bIandies he has fine
stock very oflsO0 Of Otard Dupuy
"Cayier Of in eighth casks and 1912 u
S H. ssa n aa "'n WIN
preserving brandy and all other wines and liquors. including all
above, sold by retail quantity desired
goods delivered within days of Philadelphia fregh
paid Orders will be promptly executed If sent by mail or oe
graph ,.cop sn,npp :,
Cheap Wine Store, IS Walnut street. Philadelphia.
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DE SEEDING WYLiE,
A.. as,. H.ia.., Psnn,ypana svsase, ae1s dser Wss o.
w. NN B,ownS Hotsl, Wushinsfo. ID. c.
ouAs DE sEIDiNG ANDREW WYLiE ja, having ielmea
- Tor purpose Of prosecuting claims before
C,pess ine or before any board o. com
a OF against any foreign government are prepared TO give hef
"a attention be ntrused
u un They viii obtaining PENSIONS bounty
a duties. arising under eaties
buying selling collecting private claims,
rents, &c. -, -. !. :. -. - ,,..- 10. ,.-,
Andrew Wye ~ will attend 70 any law bushes. with which
ne Districl OF the Supreme Court Of the United States.
Chas sedng being United States commissioner notary
public Of deeds for all the States Union
will give prompt taking testimony acknoleg
meni of deeds duties which apperain
Charges will moderate and regulated by
and the Of services required.
(pos paid viii receive Immediate
Sept o-dy
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Oct JtawtNovl0
NOTICE.
baltimore and Warrington Railroad.

baltimore and Wnshinsfon Railroad.
IN and afcr Wednesday 9th the
syivnnia will be vacated, and New
occupied
The will leave the latter commencing ats,
as usunl, nj and 3, and daily Sunday
when buttw trims run, viz at =. m, and 5,
In making change the
the rules OF the company the reception delivery
merchandise.
LIST shippers reminded that in all bill with full
lions should accompany the goods.
This for the protection Of both parties. and uness complied
the goods received
ID Consgnees notified that all merchandise
moved which received, company
cannot hold itself responsible for thing len in It's house during
night
The hours for reception and delivery Of merchandise
a. I'LL 4, p.m
The undersigned takes remark that these
regulations but he has been compelled
from their frequent violation which has caused much and
Inconvenience.
T. II PARSONS, Agent
Ap 6-2wd
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CUPENIOR DaguerreotyPes i-First Premiuna ~. IL.
~ WHlTEHURSThas field operations over
ground dasueueotyp In the county galleries
No. 2o7 Baltimore Bsimoei broadway Leonard
New York; No " Main street, Richmond; Sycamore
street, Pster,burs Main Nooki and Main Lynch
burg, Virginia
extraordinary improvement, insng faithful highly
likepcsses a few seconds.
The rotary ground by H. wh,churr gives an
airy and living appearances to the picture.
Whitehurst
sand pictures annually and have dssacon This
10 certainly naerng proof the superiority Of his
j. H. w calls the attention the public generally his
Furnished gallery Lane and fuckers where
exhibition OF pictures will be given.
Notwithstanding
Fair Of the Maryland Institute he
medal by the judges.
Lsnesse ofsvery description copied and post
attended to. Nov 26-dly
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Young Ladies' Institute,
Late Mrs d. II. Bun's,) Of 9th and streets.
THE subscriber will the charge
the 2lst Of April and win his personal
department. The
English, French, and mathematical education win be taught
The religious will be
formulsrtes OF the Protestant EpIscopai Church.
The experience and Of the principal teacher
him to look for the Of the public and for correspond
Ing measure Of success.
ror boarding pupils, SIS per quarter
For day $50 $i6
Payable always In advance
Music, drawing Latin Italian Spanish and German,
Reference is permitted Rev Q. N. Butler ID. d., W.
French Mr. Fzhugh Coyc, Washington city; Rev. James May
D. Dr. Alexandria Ri Rev. Aonxo Potter b. d., Clergy
generally Of Philadelphia and H. Rev Alfred Lee, d.
WILLIAM J. CLARK.
Mar 2i-r25thAp
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WILLIAM aORNER,
TORNEY AT LAW,
LuNcdsfsr Grant cOil,tfU Hixc0usiu

(LATE gAUQuIKK COUNTY, vAD
VIZ ILL attend the Of Grant, Dune counties, and
the federal and supreme Madison. lie will give
prompt and particular attention the collection Of claims the
Of ands payment for
resident landhoders In any part of the Hate.
Refers Hon H. g. Fooe U. Senate Hon. James M Mason,
U. y. Home esq, Wauenton, Mess Knox
Mason, attorneys a, law, New York Professor W Homer,
Messs b. Crockett John A. Kasson attorneys law 81 Louis,
Missouri. Ap l9-lawiy
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DRIvATE TUTOR.-A Young English gentleman, who hiss
received good educaop resided scme ysnfs In Paris 10
anxious obtain the position of companion to young
sons In some private family Of rcspectabiity.
References family
given parties the highest respeciai either In hs
In England,
Addrs.s Alsr Vance, 100 pos, oos owsso New FORK
Mar l6-dNf r"
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
(MoRsE LINE)
WASHINGTON oyuor, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Fihh house Of National Hotel, Noe.

Fihh house east Of National Hotel, Noe.
THE first line established any company
saes and consequently the oldethe pioneer
between washington Baltimore Philadelphia and New York. and
delivering and receiving stations
d. Grace Wilmington Trenton Rrunswick
ak and Jersey Cithe only line country present
having up four wcsbas lately undergone repairs
now transmit, and deliver number Of which
be required Of for the public
accuracy, and fidelity unequalisd This
connects with other companies Of Morse west noh
which and payment will b. delivered desired The
ayers OF this line have thoroughly bust
ness In both delivery
charges equal 10 all with special With the fcl
ted y this ne and SEQ hcy do not find MOS. reliable FOR e
graphing The offices OF tho Magnetic Telegraph Company
city, Pennsylvania Nth Of National
oteli Baltimore No Exchange South Gay street, PHILADELPHIA
No ol Chestnut Quincy buildings New York, No.
Hanover street, corner Of Beaver. -
WIN. NJ. SWAIN, President
March H-3md.