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DlsOLUI1ON OF Copsrtership The firm heretofore
ing Of Dyer Brother this day by mutual
dissolved Nh r. Dyer will attend the
Of Of the of the unsettled business
of the late Robert W. Dyer deecased to which immediate attention
respectfully requested. EDWARD q. DYER,
-AlA'i4fa sff4-41s e-t.itl s GEO. F. DYER. as
WAsnHsroH, September 81, 1880
o. Copartnershlp Noticerhe undersigned formed a
coparmsship the firm Of Dyer McGue
old stand Of Brother OF 10th and
avenue. ff
They respectfully patronage
slowed the frn and pledge themselves discharge faith
fully every trust confded 10 them. ...s5
Dyer Mcclure prepared make advances upon
= EDWARD q. DYER
J. q. MCGUIRE.
Sept. 27-du .4FleF a5.#a" ~ .#..I, ~
General Agency washington, ID. q.
DYA N, FARQUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
co, evolutionary war, with Great Britain, and the Flor
For pensions, bounty land, scrip
LandWi attend the purchase and sale OF bounty
Patent Ofe-Thc appicaons patents procuring models
will be attended all teir branches
OGee.hU claims against the will be
OF conactos quarterly Of
New orteans Delta Onion Mobile Advertiser,
New Era Cincinnati Gazette Indianapolis
SENTINEL New Herald, Detroit Free publish
s. send their bills TO this Office accompanied
with paper. 'nne 1su
n Il HOOK = co., holesaI. and Retail Dealers IN
easpcn9. ciots maiings curtain materials,
shcetns, blsnkeu furnishing goods generally
~ -. ~, no,1l.< 0hh 1hN1A ah Ht ta p. @#t
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WORCESTERSHIRE articles, such
III French China dinner and tea
cSoess Ss' war. "s ot rsf,' quality
Cut and pressed glassware, looking glasses
Fancy hardware, lamps, and girandoIes
Talae cutlery, ma aa.i and table ornaments
Bronred iron goods, Abata and Britanna ware
Cooking utensils Of smor, every description
Wood ware, lin wnre, baskets, brushes &e
clos worthy N, attention q or nos about
Nov i6-aaw3w Opposite Market
4 Elv BOOT AND SHOE srOnE.-Tho subscriber ha,
taken Que Of ,o.s new and ess. store. sssny erected by
ss~.sn ard Oh whore &c intend. eondaelnf he
service. q Henry M.r.elas who il wen known has
pe".y no
you'd cs ne .ns.s. Of the 'ss 70 1 beau
wehav sc'ec,ed with beautiful a..or,mea Of French
order ]" Mr. NJ. usual s.saaiai ..y,s 80 y
m N rssoS. sS AZ Of
approved style. Of boots and Shoes. Of every description TO all Of
"ss ~s Si'u'f invite ''''" Of 'Iss jSassos
ur AxHussUos SEMINARY. ID. o.--The evening English
classics. and mathematical school Of hi. institution win be
every night except Saturdays and ho" oe"ek M to
reading. formation and
Of style and on the several kinds q public
III. CLASSICAL crp.naon analyst.
time rs.A and % wit. in ,ha .onsns with fsc,y
f bAhUEIs BARBER, President
w. r. Dav.iI, MsrohAnt Tailor. "a 800
(Lafs firm Of Lasby D"ron,)
MOULD respectfully his friends and The public
w and varied assortment fall
winter goods for gentemen's wear, such
Cohs cnssmcs and vestnss Of the most approved manufa
and styles II. .55.E. = .r# t@ 1tr. 5Et
Merno, siik and cotton shirts and drawers
Hosiery cfavsts, u,pendsn, gloves
Umbrellas, dfsssng eowna, 40, s9rH .3#as .rs Fl
which he IL prepared offer TO HE the
rates lie snhcffs N public patronage.
present location opposite former ssad the National
Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue .ffss.F t# ~ SIZES M SD
Sept 07--3Aw3wtf ~. 81 ~ ". s.s.Hf #5ssH n. IN
:. EplssspAl Tassitats mr. Young nAdsss,
Hi .f FL xovsAssst Of oh s~< Z sArssss ti 81
THE INSTITUTE v resume ~ ssssion on the h Of sspssm
with eceni corps OF professors and teachers In every
Tsrs foi boarding pup $3.50 pet annum, ncudas Ensh
ma drsmstfcs. s t.ssF -4.e.Issa - - IL.
Term. day pupils .''n Of f's mo"o'-fom 90 70
e2Q In EnGffsf and mathematics
Ancen, modern language music, dswins painting Ae,
hsd 81 the Principal Early application M
adrnissscs y necessary. ~ j. -.
YAsnvsros CITY, August -, 1851. %
Aug l7-dtbocs
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WRAPPER asd Tai1sr--WILLIAM TUCKER, lsto OF the
Pennsyivepa between and
Sth receive calls from his
The public ssaevsiy opcned large and
orsss English cloths, simere~ and
sscted BY himself with great from the most eHensy.
impdnu houses Philadelphia, all of which Will
he lowest price Of his establish
ment saeisnt may honor him with their
patronage OF NE style which his will be executed
Nbi shall be ready show Of the handsom
s thai have been offered in this city,
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TOR Rsnt. tine large and o~unnaodieus he~se the
nr.t ward now occupied by tho Brasiisn Minister a
For Apply Oraiot, 6ix Bsildinsh atu9i4r
Sept 2i-eod6 ~ x IihsensltA ,NttRH91 giahIl4 ne
GAM ssck's New noe Rule and Misrn ~ HE English In
y Ancrics; by "ssm Slick"
by John =. 6pvIneer
Toss,ness Pied p10a of me- Revoiuion @-pAn IL
Y - ~ ~ 'Sf' q 'TAYL6RlA MAURY,
oct3 Bookseller, nAH Oh s1uet
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TsI .fnsr1 Nieunt Alban InssAtstr.
THIS institution pleasantly Situated on tho Georgetown
Ht1fs preapee fton embracing the chy OF washington
PdHNe of Alexandria II In de-
the benefit Of good,
'eaHcaoon. seeks combine the advnatAges
with The dcphnc OF .
The viii begin November J. Pns who Tor
cans6ADSA earlier admission confer with The Rector
Appesaaa ~ sdmsscn Of ps or for further information may
-s-Ih -. ANTHONY TEN BROCK, Georgetown, u. G. +
Rcissaeas The Bishop ef Maryland and ne Davoy Evans,
Ii D. aAaAsss Hon T. Chsmber' Kent county Nd; Aaron
o. Dayton. Auditor III tho Treasury Washington Evan
Lyons beegpsnwn Revsrhsat Thopson, Pittsboo',
No!th cssexsa Oo Miller Hallowes b. Mayf, Georgia
- - .ss.A1..--4
MFlClAL military Books for sale by Taylor Il
" MAuoH saAnAsess, near ah street., Washington.
Gf4alU Eaetpss 2 vols price s. very
Wayner Sword Exercise; price ~.
ScV4t1U 4ntry Tactics 3 vols. price 10 so.
lnGeuna1lAoa Gnr Mountain Artillery price
CcpportR3Neal3s md Reeuaons fof Tie Militia. .#-
fsqsv4iD &EEieh Artillery, uorse and root
CroSsE NIIasiy Lsw.
n9cwht 3tA martial
Army and Navy AAGss>xs
AID other government books and documents,
seps0
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New Fall and Winter Goods.
Co. Iva nvsnas tive, IN IN
einzsn Of the cue. washington nosandra
- Very elegant broeade silks, dark coors
Extra !ieh brocade silk, for evening
Rich plaid silk, styles
Extra heavy plain IMP, pou y, dc .o solc
ycry lus'rou. black .,lks, all width.
French Merno and Tnbet cloths, great variety
s.s ssSns Dc a. es. n1w s,. s .s.
Rich embroidered ehemi.erea, witt, sleeves TO match
s %r :n
White embroidered Canton sh.w,., fro" sla,s s7s
snk manuiIa. and visites, also new styles
Real Real sa s.sasss . and TS Ss . sa1
Long and .hSr :.sns .s init. and s o, sna
h Black ,uf iaees, black sin hinges
Muslin and csnsris inserting. and edsnsS
Together with other entirely new and desirable goods SUIT
on. viii made, that be assured Of finding
ali time. during the season. the Styles The lowest
HooE, BROTHER, co.
JAMES l.. EDWARDS, late Comnni..,onsr OF PEN
son. and simeon Smith, ataw, formerly Of oeden.
transaction for claims before Congress and
% N. .s - %sy =
their References ny be made to members Of the
letter. postpaid, addressed Smith,
HOTEL will bs duly attended TO-
l0-dy
no OWNERS OF Lands TN Tex"s-A gentleman Virginia,
who good surveyor and lawyer desire. to remove to TsIa
Of lands that country, with view TO bring them
market
lie family aud small capital and IL DESTROYS engaging in
lie satisfactory testimonials
md responsibility and his general acqnanancr such
considerable emigration to Texas.
any -w"s ssn we w s
suitable by addressing paid
VIM. GOULDIN,
General ascn, and collector Richmond, virginia.
Mml3-u
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made Immediately. and fby letter, po~ paid
the Principal,
Feb l0-d6
CoIusab san College. ID. q.
THE winter Of erspsd tho l7t
i September.
Tuition for the session 10 ~
Room, library, bed, and furniture ~
week %
Charges students who do not board =
Tuition
W
Fue nj coa W dozen.
Mstrc 90 small charge for average damages
college exclusive OF books ana snuonev
Students be admitted nj az,
opening the session preferable Bills payable hfcf
advance. r
Our opportunity attending the Of Ice
guhsd on science AZ tne snn
hearing the debates in Congress- and ar
before United States supreme advantages which
no other college present, =
CoLLsss HIT August. 1851. III ~ I AW v2-dsep'a~S"
within M aIl-Tbe celebrated
physicians Brothers have hnay
concluded settle ,hemsev~s in the city asnGen sft HAVING
Indians the OF toroug
knowledge Of botany ae themselves qualified TO alleviate
d cure all complaints which the human family subject we
po'nise 10 all who favor with call that ~', win
toms ana guarantee and speedy The Doctos
AZ. wholly vegetable themselves We
so guarantee To the conpsaInts matter
om cause hey may have originated how long standing
living in all The
York. Cansdss having
die BY the faculty, hearing Of svsng
restored to health
this once oo~ing dyspepsv cons,inaon u sTs,s
wonchits, dvos.v ali
dssases diseases Of the skin lungs ho~s
kdneya, sptoe, 80 81 t lsypa. IsUF ID fli
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NOTICE hereby given that ali remaining
unsettled the books Of the Arm OF r H. HOOE CO.,
with those Of % will he made the 2h
and handed In for settlement either otherwise The
change business which effect the LIST Of February
all should
June 24-9wif HooE, BROTHER, co.
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nIoner ~ tAe Dscss,cns ~ She Courts ~ na~aty
the Uaea Staten; by John Putnam Of tho Bosom
VOLS large octavo 1851 giving digest Of III the
ecurs Of tssy he United ssses previously VI Is7 Just
isbed. g-afat ri . * = tss'l t,sst 4t.tF
pkANCx TAYLORs
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PARCHMENT Copying Paper. possssssnG esrss or
four ues the strength Of the copying and
mnesng eset hinA OF oFss WuuNe
an entirely article Offering also q. nd,
spreading rsr 'as b the manufacturer Incu .vrop
A.o cocyne prs.s.s Of yssous ssd ze- English srd
Fronrb co.r,g 49,. onoyin. inks &C &c hc Oet9
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IMPORTANT CALIFORNIA CHANTS. with nailinG
Directions by Commander CaAssaAer Rno,d, United
navyemhraena Of the faso~s Of
sa Francisco bays Of San Francisco and Gan Pnbo straits Of
Csfqunes 6usun bay eonhueues delc
Sacramento and san Joaquin inclslss
and Boston, State California rrcs, go For sale
In washiagtsn city by TAYLOR 4 MAuhY,
Auel Il ~ sl18H IA #Iis Bookssasrn.
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I KNOX WALKER win pvActis~ law In the supreme
Court Of lbs United ese attend the psosecustoa Of
claims agan.' The sovsnmsai Addresa Washnsos, D.c.
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NOTICE.Tbo-- Of have not vet sctsied
their bills rendered them lst July ohies
calling and doing their earliest
mctt oftts hn trqde. g..---..7.-
cLAGETr, NEWTON, Nay, h co.
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lust heavy durable
goods in a. a. and 1914 dice diaper and damasks
Of the Banufscory, %, S4, ia, LA, and -
viii found kind
market and Of German pillow and bo
" objection which urged against all
articles will be their durability Fcs
CLAGErT DODSoN,
In all kinds Of mauss, oil cloths
Materials and house generally
OF the OF Ninth and Pennsylvania
Iuos r.+r
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CKETCHklS OF Boston, Past and II
y some few Places in Its Vicinity, with 100
map.
Gets FRA
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THE History Of Banking. with COsnprehen
Account Of the Origin Rise and Progress Of the Banks Of Eng
and Fvrand and scotiand by william j. Lawson vol Lon
don, 1880 FRANCK TAYLOR.
Z JnpeQ
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ECHANICs' Price Book for Washingtsn CITY. &C.,
M containing list Of aud rules
penrers, bekayers storemason Plasecrs
painters and GLACIERS, with building Price rs
For sale Washington by TAYLOR MAURY,
Oct23 Bookseies 9Th
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From alfred Hcnnen, esq, ofthe New Orleans bar.
BosTos, Sep 6, 1850.
Messrs. LITTLE BROWNE GentlcmenI much pleased
engaged publishing revised edition saa
Civil No work In the English
guage, subject BIO compared with for the funess
conveyed throughout
publication the has received
appreciation and lawyers
try The compiiers of the lode Napoleon
eopousy for work Napoleon himself studied
carefully which singular
of observations and decisions during
adoption Of his CODE pomA should, and hope
will, be n the library of every American lawyer
.t.4s#.f n Your obcdient servant
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NEW Catholic Prayer Book" The Golden Man
uaR guide Catholic devotion, public private; complied
with the appreciation OF Archbishop Hughes. =.
FOR sale in Washington by
TAYLOR l. MAURY,
Oct22 Booksccrs 9th
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-01-07
p.u md winter Goodsi

THE attention. Of the pajlic = respect.
foIIs invited 10 The new and iasAion.
able supply a Goods which have just re-
eeivsd and opened.-consisiing Of
ZINE wcosied plaIds Of all kinds
do Alapaca. black cold. x plaid;
40 Bin elk for dresses, 4 fringe
do Thread lace and edgingi
do Mouslin de lanes; do. cassi-
meres, for dresses,
csI,coe,. aannels-spOtted and Canton
sbawles. children's dresses and cloaks;
Dark coIored ginghams, Green bare,
Swiss Goods-do. ball dresses;
irish ~linnen; linen and cotton diaper;
Brown a. white damask; do towels, napkins
Fashionable bonnets, ribbons, and flowers
Ladies caps, and hoseries Of all kinds
Gloves, mits, crayals, %perfumery, &c.
"A LS0-
Genilemen's clothing; boys do;
Cassimeres for pants; satinettcs. twecds.
Ky. leans; fine silk hats; caps & umbrellas;
Plaid !!!ays su1 Rersirf; shoes and boots;
Brown bleach'd domesiicsi ticking, checks
Together with a full assortment OF to-
bacco. some groceries; and many other ar
ticles unnecessary to mention.
JACOB WOLF.
Boston Row, Nov. l549.
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Sanfhern Press

IN association Of ~sixty-three members OF
en- Congress. Senators and Representa-
lives. have constituted the undersigned a
committee to superintend the establishment
If 4 southern Press at Washington city to
be devoted to the exposition and defence OF
Southern Rights in-stitutions--the dissent
nation of correct information as to Northern
POLICY. and the course of Political Affairs
generally, without reference Y the old par
~ lines Of Wing and Democrat. Arrange
ments are now in progress, promptly to in
insure the issue Of a paper under the title Of
SOUTHERN PRESS
for the conduct of which, suitable Editors
have been engaged, who will also receive
The aid of a number of eminent and able
contributors.
There will be both a tri-weekly and a
weekly issue-the latter to contain substan-
tially the same matter as the former. and in
tended to reach those points of the country
whose mail facilities are limited.
a Daily issue will be added hereafter,
81, ould it be deemed advisable or necessary
by the press and people of the southern
States.
The paper will not be Exclusively political
--but will embrace on its broad sheet the
General News Of the Day, Domestic and
Foreign, by mail and telegraph CONNER,
ciaI and Agricultural Intelligence. Literary
Criticisms, Original Essays, Literary and
Miscellaneous; and. in short. all those item.
0 fgeneral interest, the collected aggregate o
) which constitutes the interesting and valua
BILE Newspaper. Great care will be take,
] to give full and correct Reports of the Pro
ccedings and Debates in both Houses Of Con
; gress. as well as the action ofthe local Leo
i~slatuTes on the Southern question.
A limited number only Of Advertisement
will be received--the main object being /
, furnish a large amount threading matter.
The sheet will be printed on a sheet eous
in size to those ofthe other Washington b
perss and the material will be procured e.
! pecially for the purpose.
! It is confidently hoped that every tru
: friend TO the South will aid in procurin
: subscribers. and forward the names, vii
the amount subscribed to some Souther
Representative at Washington, forthwith.
Postmasters are authorized by law
g remit subscriptions free Of postage.
For the TRl- WEEKLY during the session
Congress. and SEMI-WEEkLy during Il
recess, the price will be per annum IS
IS WEEKLY paper az
The price of subscription must be pa
invariably in advance, and the cash aeon
!. pany the names sent
i All persons procuring ten names shah
i entitled to receive a copy grams for one yes
st a. { BUTLER, JACKSON MoRTo
:, r. TooMBs. ]. THoarsoS.
Editors. and papers friendly to Il
|: enterprise, will please publish this Psosps
= tils. which will entisie them 10 an exchan
: with the newspaper. All who comF
Y with this request will send a copy Of I
paper containing 1t to the Committee.
WAsHrNcroN May 20. 1850.
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M3NHHHS
NN

A SAFE and certain cure tor ConenmF
ton Of the Lungs, splitting of Blood, Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Pain in the side, Bronchitis,
Hopping Cough. and all pulmonary aifsc.
tions.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
The Louisville Journal says: sDr. Ro
gers's Liverwort and Tar not only gives in
mediate relief in coughs and colds, but
from the testimony Of men Of the highest
standing here and elsewhere, it is maklng'
some very remarkable cures Of consunp
tion.'
The Railway Register adds: Eve have
heard it stated, by persons Of great respsc,|
liability, who have used this medicine, that
it is one Of the most remarkable medicines
Of the age, for Coughs, Colds, Influenza
Bronchitis, Asthma, Pain in the side and
breast, Splitting Of Blood, Whooping cough
and all Lung complaints, which, if negles
ted, usually terminate in consumption; and
the certificates attached to the advertise
ments would seem fully to justify his siass
mcnt."
LIVERWORT.
This plant has, FOR many years. been
found to be Of singular virtue in the cure q
affections Of the Liver, More recently
was ascertained that it possessed great pow
er IN arresting Bleeding at the Lung
Coughs Of a chronic character, DC, and o
essential service in all diseases Of a pune
Larry character.
TAR.
This article is nov universally ackHoV'l
edged to be the most healing and %ettesp|
application for diseased or decaying lung
or any portion of the feshy or museea
parts Of the human body. It's medlel1
and p~reservative qualities were undeF'es
by the Egyptians in the early ages O. Z
word, and no doubt now exists among :
entihc men, that the preparation used u
embalmment of bodies, was composed p
cipally of this ingredient. In later age
was found to be in universal use among =
I aborigines Of Amenca, and at this day !
! their principal. and, in TACT, only rnedszs
d for an uAsound state Of the lungs, @ =
approach to it. Those who are a~cquala.'
. with the history OF this hardy race q nzs.
know that a death fyom Consun.ff@
unknown among them! The medfz :.
i ulty IN all countries appear TO have i.
Z aware of the great healing propertits - :
4 article, and are now introducing i - =
4 practice. Dr.. Bnchan, OF EnglsIa =
4 Crichtcn, of ST Petersburg, Dr., La Iz.s
Of psris, and the distinguished Dr. boI
have been in the habit Of combining Z Il
other articles in their prescriptions. ana z
!. 10 Bescaze o Co~untey5esfs ard 2
lie The genuine article Is signed -.
{. RoeERs, on The engraved wrapper a'07
e each bottle.
" Price. s. per bottle. or six bottles ~
lie For sale in Woodville. BY
WRIGHT q EI4DEr
January 1870 sly
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Sarnsi. Il Harrison,

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
NNfILL practice in all the Courts ofthas
~ Judicial District, and in the higher
Courts at jackson, Business entrusted e
him. promptly attended 70. Office on Com
merciaI Row.
Woolville, May. 1850.
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PROSPECTUS OF II
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW.
21St. Volume.
Price Reduced-Matter Increased. s;

|
In commencing the 2lst volume of the
Review, we have to acknowledge the
continuance of a liberal patronage on
the part of the public, and an enthusi-
astic response from the democratic par
ty, to those great principles of Nation
al Policy, which it is our endeavor to
elucidate. We have entered into TX
t~ensive arrangements for a great vari-
ETY. Of novel and interesting matter, that
will add to the attraction and value OF
the New Volume.
FIRsT--We have engaged for exclu-
sive publication, the "Souvenirs OF the
life Of Gen. Court Montholon.' begin
ming with his first campaign under
gen. Dumourier. al the commencement
ofthe French revolution of 1883, and
closing with his late Imprisonment with
Prince Louis Napoleon, at Ham. It
! will comprise the most extraordinary
: revolutions ofthe wonderful epoch he
has lived and acted in, that has ever
been given to the public, disclosing sin
gular traits of the private life, intrigues
political and amatory, secret negotia'
4 lions. sc. of all the Sovreigns, Chic
! Ministers and Marshals, who moved
with all the vividness and variety Of 9
Il brilliant panorama, around the grea'
central luminary, Napoleon.
" SEcoSDLY--Wea care in treaty for a re
q markable work on England, to be pub
lished exclusively in the Democrat,
Review. This may be counted on a
forthcoming.
FouRrm-We have contracted witt
foreign writers o great ability, and en-
joying exclusive opportunities, for oc
c~asional Reviews of the politics and Ii
terature of Europe.
nd AND LAsT--We shall give from tim
to time some able papers from our ow
more distinguished writers.
The accustomed features of the Re
view win be continued, including POI
! traits and biographies of distinguishe
an Democrats--men whose patriotism an
u ~steadiness Of principle have won III
confidence Of the people.
We have to remind our readers the
the low terms on which we furnish til
Review, can be maintained only byth
subscription in advance, and that Il
expenditure incurred to improve Il
work, a be met only by the prom
remittance of subscriptions.
The publication of the Review hi
eebn committed & the charge of NJ
John w. Moore, who has been come
! ted for the last eight years, with IL
publishing department Of the "Mercl
ants Magazine. and whose experien,
IN and w~ell-known energy will no dou'
- exert = favorable influence on the b
siness, &c, ofthe Review.
and All subscriptions and letters on bu.
ness will hereafter be addressed 10
w. Moore, office Democratic Revie,
]. ITO Broadway.
Tp KETTELL, Editor.