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Canton MassiDg,. Floor Osicioshs CArpering. nc.
TUE Subscribers receiving, per schooner Statesman
i from New York
g piece. :. e.u. s..v, white c.%:ea 20 "',;ias 4.
do - do red checked .. do
10 do - fancy do do
do super English oilclpth is feet wide
do super American oIcioth, from twelve to eighteen fee
wide
IS do priced American olcioh from three six fee
10 do Cocoa matrngs, for basement, sc.
Of
ported and American cnrpeting, such u-
imperial three ply and ingram, fine and ingram, low
rag, hemp, and cotton both striped and plaid together
article line for house furnishing which
and fully determined to offer good terms a.
Apis-a !" '' N''' r. II. HooE co.
NATIONAL MEDICAL COI.LEGK--The n
will ,e first Monday OF November
and continue until March,
Thomas Miller D., Professor Anatomy and Physiology.
William Johnston NJ d. Professor Of Obstetrics and Dsease
ofWomen and Children
Riley d. Of Msena Medca, Therapeutics
May d. OF The Principles and Practice
Surgery.
Grafton Tyler d. Pathology and Practice Of Med
(.
King stone d. Of Mcroscopcal and Psho
logical Anatomy.
Edwa1 Fovvsnan, d. Professor Chemistry Pharmacy.
Jam,s T. Morgan, N. D., Prosector and Demonsraior.
full OF lectures by All the
fessors 80
Practical ansssmy by the demonstration 10
Mauculauns fee, payable only once
in.,ructon given regularly Washington nrmnry
JNo. FRED. MAY, MD,
Aur lo-2aw,d Dean.
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4 LaAN. ny Ahe author of LADY Alice''SN Tnic Q
~. N.~ Mo,,ds For sale by TAYLOR L. MAURy,i
! sens 'Ff' Trl Bookssllsrs, near 0h street
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VIRGINIA Locomotive and Car Works. Wolfe re
and river Potomac, Alexandria, VIgniasmth Perkins
tenders
stationary engines and boilers chilled wheels
patent chilled and wrought machinery and castings
orally.
Ths undersigned having erected extensive Shops and
machinery and tools prepafed
and machinery OF all Kinds
~ P' ~ " r. C. SMITH
Late OF the Ale andra Iron Works.
THATCHER PERKINS,
Late Master Machinery Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Aus0-diy
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In CONGRESS OF THE U. STATES
Thirty second COngress-First Session.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 0, 1851.
SENATE.

Hon JoHS BELL, from the State of Tennessee and
Hon sam HousroS from the State OF Texas, appeared
in their seats this morning
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: IEvrT r.YNCH's NEW BOOK-"Navai Afs"--Prios
Ii Ai. just received for sale p .r.,,oc ..,,pv
oe,n Bec*ss',sss. near oh street
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nurIaP BARTON KEY viii attend any busnss'
BE- nay with before either OF The cours Of this DIS
at. and of claims ssfse Con
mes and the Departments. Once on q street, -
w Asu,saren July Ia iaAS Juiv'I-hwd
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j.. FRANCIS CLEMENTs,
attorney o~d Courssiov AT Lar,
WILL practice in the Of his District and in the adjoining
w counties ~ Maryland and Virginia
win Of every against
oMcs on Loussiana avenue, been ~ and 9Th streets.
Rent - Am
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. IS Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SMILEY, l. Co,
Liverpool.
L. q. ROBERTS, L CO.,
l3kin4s Arms Yard, London.
l.. DRAPER, jr.,
9 Boulevsrd, Montmar,re. Paris,
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Tf"ss~S""@eVS'
TS known still conducted in the
The central and pleasant stupton
of and tbs comhD and
combine render agreeable and ad
vantageous 10 the traveller. =
m. wins hrmo Tucker Co., long
estahshment subscriber pledges his beet
and TO satssctiop TO his
WIN, II. PARKER.
Bosros, Sept IS, 1851.
6ept io-aswan
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VERY ATTRA ACTIVE SrYLEs--The undersigned hsv
receved a very extensive variety in sen,emens wesr, SON
.,cc. fpev es) and vcsfngr, together with ~
rnnv n ,sck ard French cloths including the bc'
mpoed which they respectfully invite the attention
gentlemen. "a -, .,rrr urvroN nav = co
aep 93-6lw Fl. 81. -..I~
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hrr. Folsom, offered the following aaendment 70
the original sesolution:
Resolved further, That u any land shall be gran
ted afnsssaid In sid ~ the construction Of the
ssDavenport aAd Council Biufs railrcasi,' and the
sarlsngton aad rors DesmOiney rsilroad,n either
nj them. the G0vesaor - authorised and required
to cause said last msntoasd ians TO Be ss,scsed h
manner Aforesaid. &. ~
Mr. Flint. moved ny said jolat sssolutlan and
pending amendments on the table until the an ol
July next. s
Mr.. Preston, moved call OF the House, which
was had, ell Of the members not excused being In
their seats, the call wss susWsnded.
The motion TO hay on the table was decided 10 the
affirmative. Yeas 20, Nays is.
Yeas-Messrs. Aiender, Babbitt, Dibbie, Flint,
Harper, Jacobs, Mcculioch OF Lee. McCrary. Par
win, Price, Samuel Riggs, Reuben Riggs, Robinson,
Taylor, and Thompson. ~ az s8ssE r. III +
Nays-Messrs. bunker, Crawford, Eaten, Folsom,
Gildea, Hsun, Major, fIcculloch Of Jefferson, SUM
ners, updegrah, Wilson Of Henry, wyckoR and
Mr.. Speaker.
On motion OF Mr.. Rabbit, the senate message
was taken from the table, and snndry amendments
were concurred in, and some rejected. +
Mr.. Jacobs, with leave introduced II Gle 10, a
bin for act to establish state ROAD from Duncan's
mills ia Mahaska c unity 10 James Douglas, m John
times --rassed and title agreed to-.
Mr.. Harper, with ieave introduced H fIe li5, 4
bill fur an act 70 authorize the Secretaryof State {,
have hound the census returns " 1850, which was
read arst snd sec,na time and referred to the
cnmmittee on exrenaieuxes.
11s. tsamiss, oG<s ~ tcllcg M IL
neso.ved, That the C6isf CisrE y IN III III
employ such assistance may he necessAry 70 en-
rolt hillspassed By the House, o. 70 assist IN
enrolling the revised code; sfss 81 IL '
On M ,tion Of Mr.. Harper, laht on.tise tahIc.
On motion of Mr.. Harbour, the House ADJOURNED
at O'Clock IS MINIS p. NJ. F. ~
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TIE REPORTER.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 20, 1861.
STATE
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

The Democracy Of Iowa will meet in convention,
ATIOWA CITY ON FRIDAY THE 2ist. DAY OF
FEBRUARY, A. D. 1851; for the purpose OF nom
mating a democratic candidate for the office al
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
The ratio or representation err the several C0un-
ties will be, as recommended by the first State con
vent On, one vote for each one hundred democratic
voters and one for every fraction over fifty voters.
Each county to be entitledto at least one vote.
The county democratic Committees are requested
to take prompt and efficient measures 10 notify and
organize their respective Counties asa full repre-
sentatioa, eneI geic effort, and harmonious action
are desirable AT this crisis.
m. RENO,
J A. PARvIN,
LEWIS WRITTEN,
r. BRADLEY
Din. T.. LOWE.
state Democratic Central Committee.
Iiwa City, Jan. Is, 1881.
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Valuable Lands fer Sale.

THE following tracts Of lsad viii b. dlapeas1 e
~ the .sost teasonshie terms. Jhsy are IN
choice and sone Of thea, are paseisiiy -
pr0veds @t8%3
IN LINN COUNTY.
The :. =. Of NJ w. 4 W. 1 Of n. =. ~.
~ =. D. and N. y. nc .. w. I Of see.sS 4. q NJ
VI n. W--containtns leo acres. Asso, as4s
Ihsts of :. W. and w. iof .. E. Z % ~.
-, 7. 80 N. Of n 8 WI ~ scrcs.
CliNTONtOUNTY.
The Of N. Of Sec. -, and Tie 3. q q.
Z. Of ne. 10, I. 80 N. of n. E.-lso serss.
The Z. =. OF n. W. I. and w, Of n. r. r.
scc. ~ and =. W. OF .. Ed of ssc. II, 3. % 4.
ri n. E.--i6o acres. Also, Eaag,ssF -
CELL AR COUNTY.
the n. e. OF the g. y. /, and lot No. In zee. q
Z. ~ N. Of h. W.--t8t acres.
WASHING RON COUNTY.
THO w. o. .. W. and .. Of n. ". o. zee.
aSsT ~ n. Of n. . W.-isO acres.
Tiss shave trscts viii he sold On the most hAeeea
terms snd tlme Will IA gwen % poetion q ~
- AAsss.s ~ 49,
lows cay. Nov. -, 1850.
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Fancy Dresy Geelk


Fancy Dress GsslS
emersesd 70 pieces and paAtssas u ~ isAea1
styles, With trinmings 70 match, snd aisssA
every article y. the SILK end Fsney co. iiSs-
Alse sspIendid assortmsnt q
\ ~ oTAPkE COCOA
essch - Peiats, Muslias, - tohsssisess TSsse. !
Ctscks, Stripes, Liaesys, fIaeUSla n. lsSes'
oetihetts, rSssds, Ae., &c. 81
q ses HAR D ware.
A snssl asscsiaest o. Cutlery, ShsvaOs, $780,
Traee.eAains, Scoop. sbovsls, sse., &c.
a Geoj sscP!y Of Groceries. .Aiss, Dsslh.
NOES, Hafs, Csps. &koof 1ssas, Cblase
Yar., 6sffias, jaark.g Van. ~
& &.ts, &C., ac.
AZ % which Ion dstssninsa 10 ~ = Jsv
for Cssh o pteducs, = ,saa b. hosahi 6 ~
nafks'. 4adl61sad 0aleoas p,eses esil -
Gee ~ xoo9s. u ssre1sa can 4 tAs - 800
on ~ cosnsf o. ~ Allsy, Cenmsseial IN.
Csi"te" ssrssfs aMAksf Cover Z nsltss.
J Iowa City, Nav. ~, 1850.
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- - - go x.ss
- NE AsO. e'ii ior ansct % chsngt
se1.ss q csssa.0 PeEsone tnerem nam
! g., tesa : y. nsss ,na seeona nme, ana OF
n,ason g -. Casesoys ia'd on the table.
= y. o.s : Dsl ior 40 ACT 10 amend
~ - snss.se - act % incorporate lhs
ssxs = ..'ns'o' .PPIoses : anaary Sth
80, ~ ~ .Iad Ar,s ana seconi Tune.
g; 0nse'ds moved 70 concur ~ adding
ths tollew,ne;
rfcviaea ~: exPen:es o. sa'd Pubi'ca-
non sn.as &c r sid ~ SAID Town; which was
ssfgsegs
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NOOPERS Knives assorted. Axes, Ad:es
~ Crosss, nswsIls, Black P'snss, &c. Fol-
sale cheap.
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Es n List 81 kaaAs Tewx Lota, 1855 s ass
"
NOTICE hereby Caees
holden Iowa city, The % Monay MrsA nste application 'a M
which
Monday ptet
be
4 tue o
SAMUEL WORKMAN
I usun col ~. low
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LAND AGENCY.

THE undersigned has established ! La
i Agency Al this piace, and iron Ii 49,.
r'smee ~ the business, he now prcposss-
fiasT-.io purchase ard sell MslsSAsv
who served IN the var with Mexiees
Sscosn-To procure LAND WAsaAwrs a,
persoss Who are entitled 10 them under me 81
OF Csnkress. sppsssei September 20, 1850,
Twsao-To roogrs the Md and ioesee ka.A
United States.
Fovsrn-To pSressss ~ sell lasa, end IL
short 10 act % 49,
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(lNa 9d8l

ysensa proposes . teach cbsese ~
J 6x lessons in vocal musss, eaasassncino
on basy evening the ed inst. st 81 ectAek, u
lhe kent OF the Preshyterian chasehs Tssas,
- y u c0urseg one-third TO be paid In odvsnce,
he bsahnce IN be paid a any time before Ne cless
of the term. Tickets may be he'd u the stsse Of J..
P. fr0st = Co. None will he admitted wtlhnst
ticket. THOMAsrsNYDER.
Iowa City, January a, 1851. a. sess
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STATE OF IOWA,
corxry or JOHNSON.
D.stricf Court for said County. March
term Thereof, n. D. 1851.
Ebenezer Brundage
Bill 70, Divorce.

Susan frunAage.
THE said Susan BrunJage will take notice
/ that on the 9Th day Of January. 1851, tie
said Ehen or Brandsge fled his bill OF COM
plant in the Dist ict Court tor said county OF
johnson, praying a divorce from said SUI
san, which said bill,is now pending in said
Court; and that unless said Sussn appear before
said court Attn next term thereof. 10 be held
Il Iowa City in said county, on The third Moo-
day in March, a. D., 1851, and plead, snswer
and demnr to said bill, said bill will be taken Is
confessed.
B. GARDNER, Clerk
LEMuEL y. PATTERSON. Solicitor.
January 27ih. 185l.--n4l.
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The steamship Aisbama brings news from the
city Of Mexico to the ist inst to the eject thai Yu-
catan hss pronounced ssanst the surreme Govern
ment, anc declares herself independent Of Mexico.
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0WiNG e bad heslth, I am compelled tAes
cepcttded 10 sell my entire stock q wha( n coei
2 me. s nave heavy stock Of Dsy. Goods. Gle
laIhe boots and Shoes, Hardware, Creesfiss,
81 &, which was purchased Last lall ed -.
lsesgO myselt with great care, frs0 NE bert
eosse5n houses expressly for this market. aas'
ID MY Merchants and other buyers IRE n.
4pec NY invited 10 give ne eall. isf.
I IL. Is, 1851. M. an
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Foreign Items.

EscLAxp.-The Catholic excitement
has greatly subsidized. The Chancellor Of
the Exch~quer has determined 10 rec M
mend veduc ion OF the tariff. The Dixie
Of Wellington has recommended an in
crease Of the army TO so 900 men.
Fa.xcE.-Louis Napoleon is 1000. 600
franc. in delft. The fac, thai he will p
~ 20 The a sSsssni,ly for relief. III
great excitement among The opposiS
The Emperor Of Russia has, il q L,
Issued proclamation 10 the army. thank,
ing them for their warlike preparations.
and assuring them that their service. will
not he required.
The American Prosesisnt Chapel. al
Rome, has been closed ly order # the
Government. This want Of tolerance has
caused mach irritation 1t Rome,
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CORN WANTED.

she ssbsealees h psspaesa y purchase . euaatia,
= q Cora, ~ wh,ch tAs AioAssa market psiee
Weu % Qve1sey rs Stses aeis4sf =. CLARK
.Senuasy Oh, 1851. ,sgs ~ N
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FOR THE WINTER or ls5e,
TO THE PUBLIC.

TIME inhabitAnts Of Iowa CITY ana v;~i.,1.,
u will please notice that a,n this dsv a -.
esspe Of z, fine stock Of Goods, snooe wkieh
suov BE- found 80 Z
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U. s. SENATORS :ELEe rED.-Judee GuYEs,
wing, has been elected to the U. 3. Senate Mis-
souri,, in place OF Mr.. BEsroS; ana Gov. DoDcE has
been re.elccted in Wisconsin.
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OUR TERRITORY AND P0PULATION.-In 1900
the Of the United States only about i,ooo.-
600 square miles. II 10 now over 3,250o00 square
miles. In 1900 the population was 5.so5,oc5. II is
| now over 20,oo0,000.
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Taxes Tsxes,

~ aa under signed hereby once uoss, and for
y re last time, gives NOTICE to thssS who
efsss a.'ears f.r Taxes, due on the B.Ioks II
u. ~ Us, That u the same are not raid before
~ - Febrhsry, 1881 be will immeiiatelg
~ scllect the sane according 10 law.
junction Of psrsoas, and tbIse slesip :,
Interest and Cost sill Yissss ~
fa3sulaletv. ~ ABAxsH Hsgasi
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INDIANA-U. 3. SENAToR.-The Hon. Jesse
D. Bright was reelected United States senator, on
the nth instant, The hrst ballot, receiving %
votes against ls for Charles Dewey.
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Adjournment.

state Democratic Central Committee.
Iwa City, Jan. Is, 1881.
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Slk: your IeteF 0t---ftoTtcttng The Claim 81
-- has been received, and viii he VI
tended TO a. psacticable;S OF which you will
be duty informed. II 10 thersfOrs repeatedly re-
quested that every applicant will wait reasOnabie
time before making application 70 know what has
been done In relation to his or her Claim.
- ! ann very respectfully,
Your obedicnt servant,
JAMES Y. HEATH, Com.
4 TO Hon. q. ". Joees, U. S. Senate.
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| IN ii0UjT Petitions and remonstrances were
zeal an disposed or Us follows:
~ Mr. HrJo r ~ n instances Of eitixans Of Ma
hlssac.a lty az linst state ROAD franz Fairfield to
.syeR's Harsery VIA WAuga's Point which was re :
.rrcl T. the representatives FROM Keokux aud Ma
klska c,sates.
afNs Prizes, spstitions Of citizens OF Indies or
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~ We see but little tina. is especially worthy OF
record in our exchanges, and shall accordingly sur
render almost our entire columns, this week and
next, TO the closing proceedings Of the General As
scn,biy. ga
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DAyIIIoN HOTEL NEW ROCHELLE. UNDER THE
j MANAGEMENT Of william Dillon Is opc1 for
the Families and othert wishing 70 secure rooms
terms do 20 by addressing line TO 9 Grand
street personal application A. the premises Access
had the place sx times and from. fare only
thirty The house within ave minutes walk Of the
railroad station.
TLANTIC PAVILION, HIGHLANDS, M. THIS
N beautiful and romantic Hotel Is open for the recep
on Of hoardcrs and visitors generally Those who Wish 70
the impure air % the city will find s place most
agreeah The bar under the direction Of Msssrs rhomp
and Haf, well supplied with the best q liquors.
Every attention will raid the iation ~ vs
The steamers Thomas Hunt from Peek clip, and
Edwin Lewis. from Robinson street. ply daily.
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CARD.-BERFoRD co.'s GREAT CALIFORNIA
"A Express. We respectfully inform the public that
once In the IRE proof building OF the California
on the corner Of Clay and kearny streets, Portsmouth,
square though surrounded by the Hames successfully
sisted them and Of the two houses that
not destroyed Our business has with obstruction
Mr.. A. II. Pride Of New Fork Office arrived
the Brother Jonathan from the Istbus where
Of the disastrous tire, and made with
Waterman transportation agents at Chagres TO trans
port extra large freight to Panama
the steamers from Panama the 18th July Mr.. Pride
viii through 70 San Francisco with dispatches Mr.
G. X. Hoyt o. our New York ONCE will
goods aud Mr. W. " Bartlett OF our Boston oce, will
take charge ofour dispatches and small parcels 10 Valparaiso
taao and other south Pacific ports Our three
gsrs will leave the 18th inst and Mr. bartlett will leave
Iarama the 80 July the mail steamer for South Pa
elite ports Our charges for freight to san Francisco
twenty cent less than those Of other
ase ten cents No charge for custom house business
Packages should be water proof and not exceed Us poud
Goods received till u o'clock, 18th inst.
HEREFORD CO., 2Yesey street. Astor Hoese.
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RARNUMs MUSEUM, CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
- Chestnut streets Phila phia.-P T. Barnum Proprie-
tor; H. Sanford performs daily alter
and evening Admission Is cents children, price.
makes his first During the week the
Martinets formerly of the Rave Family will
Mr. Taylor the popular comedian will also appear during
the week in the LADY Of Lyons and other
Pleasing farces both afternoon and evening The collection
wonders crowded into the saloons
half dozen original collections including the
by Peale. These all worthy Of vst, and be
together with the the Room
for the low price Of % cents.
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EXCURSIONS.

GRAND SUNDAY EXCURSION TO COMFY ISLAND.
" landing at Fort Hamilton, each Fare l2 cent?
The and splendid steamer TROJAN, Capt j. ". Rod
man. will make three excursions 70 Coney Island on sun
day June a. leaving tolowsFrom Spring street N H.
rQh AN, l2h and 81 Y. ". From Pier No ~ v, at 10
A. JPN. Returning, will leave the leland at 6s
o'clock Pm.
L,xCURsIoNs TO THE FISHING BANKS. EVERY
Lday except saturday. The sea steamer BtgfALo Capt
Smith will leave Thirteenth street. ~ r. at ~ o'clock, A.
NJ Canal street, ~ Grand street y r., sa Catharine
street ~, Pier No. Mr. o'clock returning bv Y N.
Fishing tackle bait and refreshments will be provided.
otillon hand will be board. Fare y cents each
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PUBLICATIONS.
I TTTELLs IL

4 ITTELL's LIVING ACE CONTENTS OF NO. 81.
IL " cents. l. Conception of the Constitution-1etter
Of Alexander Hamilton Maurice Ternay, the Soldier Of
Fortune-Dubln University Magazine The Republic in
The hinge oaehes- Quarterly Review Drama. from The
Waverly Novels-Portfolo Of Manager ;. Hartley Cole
rdge-Tats Magazine q. The Rcd Spectre Of ls52-New
Monthly Magazine Prussia; The Dresden Conferences
Examiner :. Sir Edward 1yttcns New Cpmsdy-Ltorary
Patronage-Spe tatori Draining Pond In Georss-sa-
yannah Republican 10 negro Love Ieast-Southern Chris
tap Advocate H. Adventures o. Whalers Crew-Siuga-
rore Free Press ~ Geauings on the oyerNnd Route
Morning Chronicle with Poetry and short Articles Pub
nsed weekly AZ So ayesr by r. LTTELL CO. Corner o.
fremont std ~ mhed 'rstts, Boston, and sold ~ De
MIL AlENlVRT, 1Etylf Btidngs, New iVsk.
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HOME TEADS.

LIVERY MAN HIS own LANDLoRD.-tN CoNsE-
II quence Of the great anxiety eynced 10 Join the Union
Building Association at meeting June 10TH the Dreo
have deemed necessary 10 call special meeting
which will be held Tucsdsy evening newt I'D inst at w
Grand street third iory. All who wish 10 join before the
entrapc s increased invited 20 attend well
those wish further information In alton 10 the
ritz furnished for in this association Copies q
the Constitution and Prospectus be obtained free 81
charge at the meeting Of the Secretary 1872 Canal street
wM. PARKER, Secretary.
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TELEGRArH.


A MOTHER TELEGHAPH ufffcE.-THE MANAGERS
"A Of The MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY"
whose line Of F1Nt WINES extends to PHILADELPHIA,
and -FOUR WIRES 70 BALTIMORE All v AsHfNGTON,
thence connecting with the CHEAT NESIERN, SOUTH
WESTERN ana SOUTHERN lines ~ Telegraph, In their
efors 20 furnish the public with every and
facility for the transaction and Dispatch Of business
inst opened ans htttd smother once at NO s BROAD
WAY, two doors below Fulton side which
citizens whose places # business residences above
Wall street strangers aud others at hotels telc-
graph direct to Philadelphia baltimore Washington aud
stations south aud without the trouble and delay
ofhayng 40 or send 70 the old established General oo
corner 81 Hanover ana Beaver streets.
The condition 81 this line has cen lately greatly improved
rendering reliable except In CAGES Of accident
storm, pnd it, mode Of hrnes has been system affixed In
both arsmssion and plan % delivery Of The
Company have Offices in Philsdeipha and in
New York az well a. In Jersey City, Newark. New
Brunswick. Princeton. Trenton, Wilmington Uayre dc
Grfce. baltimore and Washington.
The hkW YORK OFFICERS are at 23 BROADWAY, two
doors below Fulton pet side and corner Of HAN
OVER AND BEAVER STREETS
s hoped that this further EFFORT Of The Wa tuetc Tce
graph Company, and its effort 70 the public
will prove agreeable and advantageous.
Nm. M. SWAIN. President
New YOrt. June q. ISL.