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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-30
' IATOE.
Information Wanted.

On the l7;h Of April young man by the
Wyoccna Columbia county, started :or Alwau-
zee to get load of goods. He took with him
something over two hundred dollars in money
belonging to persons here, who had sent il BY
himto different firms in Milwaukee, lie has
been traced as far as Milwaukee By his brother
who found that he had stopped over the Sabbath
at Cady's House, in the city, and it was impossi
ble to trace him farther. Cady says he left his
house On Monday morning with the intention Of
obtaining his load.
Said Wilson is about % years ofagc, ) feet
inches in height, had on when be left, a cloth cap
and a warmus made of Hard Times, and no vcs'
had good team one bright bay, the other
brown. The running gears Of his wagon were
painted red, and the seat elevated.
ANY information of his whereabouts will be
thankfully received by his friends. ADDRESS Os-
car Wilson, Wyocena, Columbia county Wis
consin.
Wyocena, May 18th, 1851.
IL Editors OF newspapers please copy.
Trouble Jre,cing on Bearer Eland.-The U.
S. steamer Michigan left Detroit on Thursday
last. with the District Attorney, Marshal and
large posse of officers on board. bound for Boa
yer Island, in this Lake, with the view of Arrest
ing Sranr. the Mormon King and his principal
followers, on the charge of treason and various
other offences. Strang has threatened to resist
but upon 'sober second thought" will proba-
bly, surrender himself to the authorities.
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FIRE! FiREM FlRE!!!
The regular meeting of Protection Fire Co. No l. will be
held at their Room he First Thursday in June n. o.
CLOCK F. ROBINSON, Sec.
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THE TRUTH SFEEE.

The 1rs number of this monthly, devoted Ia Fro, r,s
legation on all subjects, has been published Those h lie
sire to subscribe can leave their names ard prcrc h
first number al the office, Telegraph Building" "'
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Ut The expense to the County attending the
examination, trial. and conviction of John Nc
Caffry alone will not fall short of $4,000.
Examination and commitment, $50 So
Board &c, l3l 90
Grand and Petit Jury 93S Is
Other expenses will not be less than 800 90
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STATE OF SCDNSIN-KENOSHA COUNT
CUT COZ Rim CHANCERY.
Laura Nalthy
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Gs-Naxt Tuesday is the day for MArIEs' Gel
ebratod Circus. Mil +. Rosa, Mn. ROCKWELL,
the HOLLAND BRoTHEEs, BUCKLEY, and whole
troupe Of distinguished performers are connect
ed with this Circus. Those who delight in good
horscmanship-and the display of IIcrcuIcan
feats, will so early if they expect to get good
sentS.
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FOR S. AE1E.

nhl beautiful Farm, 53 I-3 Acres on The telegram
wire Lane OF Road leading TO Chicago one md n bpif
mes distant RON hcnosha Cy, in Township l. section =
north OF Range % having NI,iT FR4ME HOTSE
thereon oil s"ce Apartments Will be disposed of on mode.
raie terms Entry Immediately. AppR 70 "''o'
May 2G, 1851 va 'o I'oi"dsrs'
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The Rev. Mr.. Finnoy, of Oberlin, Ohio, has
returned from Europe, and IS now preaching in
New Y.
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SEEE.LkEEE.S SAFE.

J. :. RANpALL. Complt~. Sol.
Dated kcuo,ua, May lG.h, lT1l.
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Edward Gray .on. Samuel Hale. George G. !
Manncy. John V. Aver, DaNi id Cru,Il and Da-
VII q stewart
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22,93l,085
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rcoaa ssrosDsscr or THE arrupIrc.l
BAIrmorE, April 2l-5p.

"a $500 BAIraMoRE, April 2l--5 p. IN.
The proprietor of the Brother Jonathan, MIR.
Mills, has made proposition TO our merchants
TO run his line Of steam vessels between Baltimore
aud Chagres instead of New York, if they will
subscribe one half the stock in two vessels, he taxi
ing the other half This is very liberal proposal,
and, If business see their interests clearly
they will not fail to embrace the offer.
Easter Sunday was celebrated yesterday in the
various Catholic and Episcopal churches with those
services appropriate to the day.
The tragedy of ''Mohammed," written by Mr..
Miles, lawyer of this city, and for which Mr..
Forrest paid the prize of . 900, will be brought
out to- night at the Holiday street Theatre.
Sales to-day of 500 bbs. Howard street flour at
81 62s. Nothing doing in City Mills. holders ask
ing $475. Old wheat 100 cts. a l05 cts. Sales Of
white and yellow corn at 60 u cts. Oats 40 a
43 cts. Whisky in bbls. % cts, in hhds ~ CITE
At the scales to- day the offerings reached 500
head beef cattle; 425 Of which were sold at prces
ranging from So 80 a 81 25 per 100 lbs. on the
hoof. equal TO 81 SIS 25 nett, and averaging
SO 81. gross.
Hogs brisk at SO so ST.
At the stock board to-day 10 shares Union Bank
~; Baltimore and Ohio Railroad cash sales of 25
shares at ~; do 10; rs do. 10; 25 do 79. 100 do
York and Cumberland Railroad, 225 shares at % /;
on time, do. IT'S, 24s. Maryland 6's closed at 100
bid, l044 asked; Baltimore 6s, 1890, los bid, LOG
asked. B. and o. r. Road bonds, 1867, 92k bid;
do. shares 10. bid, 1872 asked; York and Cumber-
land 235 bid, "a asked; Bait. and Susq 80 bid, 40
asked.
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Co. For Sale, MT tho stOre-rOoms OF the La
dies Union Benevolent and Employment Society,
on Seventh street, next to the Odd Fellows Hal, and
Capitol Hill, corner of and First streets, cast
and south, variety of clothing suitable to the
son, comprising garments for the laboring classes
industrious poor, the Society invite all who are in
want of this description Of clothing to patronize
these establishments, and, avery small profit on
the work lie added, the prices will necessarily be
moderate.
Families requiring such work to be done will
benefit the poor by sending it to the Societys rooms
to be made up.
To accommodate families, an Intelligence Office
has been opened at the store on Seventh street,
where those in want of servants may be supplied by
paying a small Fee
BY order of the Board Of Managers.
All the papers Of the city are requested to publish
this notice as often as convenient
April 10
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April IL, 1851.
ON the petition of Daniel E. Stilwc, of New
" York, N. Y, praying for the extension of q
patent granted to him the nth day of July 1887,
for Improvement in the manufacture of soap, for
seven years from the expiration of eaid patent,
which takes place on the nth day Of July, 1851
II is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office, on Monday, the 3Oth day of June,
1851, at IL O'Clock, m; and all persons notified
to appear and show cause, if any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to
file in the Patent Office their objections spcciicai
ly set forth in writing at least twenty days before
the day OF hearing; all testimony fled by either
party to be used at the said hearing must Be taken
and transmitted in accordance with the rules of the
Office, which will be furnished on application.
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the
Republic, intelligcncer, and Union, Washington,
d. c.; North American and Gazette, philadelphia
Pa; Daily Bee, Boston, Macs; Tribune. N. Y; and
Daily Atlas, Cincinnati, o.; once week for three
successive weeks. The first publication commenc
ing on or before 18th day of April, 1851.
is4 THOS. EWBANK
Commissioner Of Patents.
p. S.-Editors of the above papers will please
copy, ami send their bills TO the Patent Office with
paper containing this notice. Apl4-law3w
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
MORSE LINE.
To baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
nnd All North and East.

uOhSE LINE.
To Baltimore, PhtladeIphta, New York,
nnd All North and East.
wAsHiNGroN OFFICE, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Fifth house east Of National Hotel, No. 8.
THE first line ever established by any company
i in the United States, and consequently the
Oldest, the pioneer line, extending between WASH
INGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, and
NEW YORK, and delivering and receiving mes-
sagcs at the intermediate stations: HAvRE DE
GRACE, WILMINGTON, TRENTON. PRINCE
TON, NEW BRUNSWICK, NEWARK, and
JERSEY CITY-the only line in the country at the
present time having up Four Wires-has lately un-
dergone extensive repairs, and is now prepared to
transmit and deliver any number Of rrlessa res
which may be required oft for tho accommoda atom
of the public, with an accuracy. promptness, and
fidelity hitherto uncqualled. This lino connects
with ether companies Of Morse Lines extending
already over fifteen thousand miles, to either Of
which messages and payment will be delivered "a
desired. The managers Of this line have lately
moro thoroughly systematised its business in both
transmission and prompt delivery of messages. Its
charges are cquas to all, with special vors none.
Every one is invited TO try the promptness, cor.
rsctness, and reliability Of this Telegraph Line.
The offices Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company
are: Washington city, Pennsylvania avenue, fifth
house east of the National Hotel; Baltimore, No.
Merchants Exchange, South Gay street; Philadel-
phia, No. l0l Chestnut street, Quincy Granite Build
ing; New York, No. Hanover street, corner of
Beaver. WM NJ. SWAIN,
Mar l4--tf~ President.
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LITTELL's LIVING AGE. No. 3e3-I2I cts.
m CONTENTS.

LITTELL'S LIVING AGE, No. 3e3-Ial cts.
l. Ancient and Modern Biacktoood's
Magnsine.
2. Royngs in the Paciic-Spectafor.
3. Recollections of Edward Irving-Neo York
Recorder.
4. Convict Transportation TO be given up--Morn-
ing Chronicle.
5. Surprise and Capture of General Valencia
For ihs Living Age.
6. Public Dinner to Macready, and his Fare
well-Spectafor and Daily Nesos.
Z. Robert Soutney-Bsntiey's Misctliany.
8. Poems by Hartley Coleridge- Examiner.
p 9. Pascars Provincial Letters Morning Chron-
icis.
SHoRr ARTICLES: Shower of Aerolytcs; Cloud of
Dust obscuring the Sun; Death of Joanna Baltic;
Mass. Medical Society and the Homeopathists; De-
struction Of Forests in Madeira.
PoxrRy: Christmas; To w. c. Macrcady, ESQ.,;
Rcproof OF Thanks; Resolution.
"WAsHINaroN December 81, 1s45.
sOf all the Periodical Journals devoted to Lite
raturc and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country thishas appeared to me to be the most
useful 1t contains, indeed, the exposition only of
the literature of the English language but
this, by it's immense extent and comprehension,
includes portraiturc of the human mind in the
utmost expansion Of the prescntag 9st
"J.Q. ADAMS" 8
Published weekly, at Sc a year, by
+. LI1"l'ELL Co, Boston.
And sold by JOS. SHiLLINGTON,
,Ap 22--dtrw&wlw corner Pa. av. and 4. st.
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SHIRTS.-We have on hand ten dozen of supe-
~ rior made Shirts, warranted perfect fits, which
we offer for sale at low prices
Also, dozen second quality Shirts, which we
Can sell much cheaper than they can be made at
home.
10 dozen superior Linen and Jean Drawers, Of
every size.
10 dozen extra fine and medium Gauzc, Merino,
and Cotton Shirts.
Please call at our store, south side Of Penn
sylvania avenue, between 9th and 7th streets,
opposite Browns Hotel.
Apr 2l--3tif L. BASTlANELLI & co.
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- .sa-s-l---ai-a|aisil-ii = - - -
MARRIED.,

ING, Mr. JACOB UMSTADDT, jr., of Hyattstown
to Miss VIRGINIA A. MILES, of Clarksburg, all
of Montgomery county, Maryland.
In Trinity church, in this city, on Wednesday,
the 10th instant, by DR.. c. NJ BUrLEn, JAMES C.
WALKER, Of Tennessee, to Miss CAROLINE C.
CHRISTIAN, Of Virginia.
[Richmond Wing please copy.]
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WANTED, in gentleman's family, residing
w two miles from Washington, good cook.
To woman who thoroughly understands the bust
ness, and can bring satisfactory recommendations,
the highest wages will be paid.
Apply to Mr. Coylc, at the office Of the National
InteAigencer. Ap 22-3tif
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o. All tho world, and tho rest OF man
kind, are reminded that Daguerreotype for one
dollar can be obtained at the Odeon.
N. B.-Cloudy weather makes no difference ex-
cept for small children.
An IS-6t&
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LAND sALHs AND FIRs.--We learn from the
Marlboro (Md.) Gazette thai tract Of one hun
bred and three acres sold by Mr.. John M.
Dunn. at $50 per acrc--purchascr Mrs. Heigh-
landman. An adjoining tract Of one hundred aud
eight acres was sold by Captain A. Tucker, at SIS
per acre-purchsscr Mr.. Gibson. The fret was
sold at public sale in 1896 at -. and the other ut
Si4 per acre. A day or two after Capt. A. Tucker
sold his farm, the barn, corn house, and carriage
were destroyed BY fire, rs
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r PICTURES ON ASTRONOMY; by M. Arago,

r ECTURES ON ASTRONOMY; by M. Arago,
IL many engravings; % cents
Six Lectures on Astronomy; by Professor Mitch
ell, of the Cincinnati Observatory. Complete for
25 cents.
Seven Lectures on Astronomy; by Nichol, Pro-
fcssor of Astronomy in the University Of Glasgow,
with nine engravings; IS cents.
Published in loosc covers for transmission in
the mails. FRANCk TAYLOR.
Ap2a
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DiMIHUrIoN OF WRxcKs AT KEY WRsr.-A cor
respondent Of the Savannah Republican, writing
from Key West under date of the sth instant,
says: 81 .4
eve have had no large wrecks this year, and
very few small ones. Consequently our wharves
and warehouses present an inanmate appearance.
This languor in business has driven many Of our
citizens to q new branch Of business-the gather
ing and buying of sponge. Some five or six thou
sand dollars worth has been collected this year and
shipped. II il as yet an experiment, and, if il
proves successful, will be source of great revenue
to this place, for it grows in cxhaustlcss quantities
pared for sbpmens with but little expense or trou
blc Ii is generally Of a coarse quality, and tho
success of the experiment depends chiefly on its
being used for manufacturing. II is worth here
ten cents per pound"
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STATE OF VIRGINIA 6.pcr cent. Bonds, ire
- deemable for twenty five years. For sale in
sums to suit purchasers by
STANISLAUS MURRAY,
Ap 22-2aw3wif Office c street.
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DEsIRABLE OFFICES FOR RENT or
IL posite the Treasury Building. Apply to c
St. ]. Chubb, at the Banking House Of s
Jan LIT CHUBB, SCHENCK co.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

COPARTNERsHIP.- subscribers have
~ associated with them Mr. Robert A. Hooc, in
the business of Dry goods Dealers to take effect
from the lst February last. The business there.
after will be conducted under the name and style
of Hooc, Brother Co., by which greater facilities
will be afforded, and will justify ono the other
Of the firm in spending greater portion of his
time in the northern and eastern markets in making
selections, thereby enabling the new firm TO offer
goods upon such terms connot fail to give every
satisfaction. p. II. HOOE co.
APRIL 81, 1851. Ap 22-3tif
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SPEECHES
~.

SPEECHES
Delivered at a Dinner giren to the
III o N. ID ANIEL WEBSTER,
By the Reform Convention Of Maryland, at
.4,snapolis, in March, 1851.
A very handsome edition Of the above Just pub
lishcd and for sale at the Republic Office. ApI Is
ID OARDING.-Mrs Thomson has now vacant
- one large and pleasant room, suitable for two
persons, corner of 9th and H streets.
Apr 16-tfs
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Telcgraphic.
Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANs, April 20. Cotton is in better de-
mand. Yesterday five thousand bales were sold.
Prices unchanged. The Pacifc's news was re-
ccivcd here last night.
New YoRK, April 2l.-Cotton declined to-day
one quarter of cent.
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DIED,

On Sunday morning, the goth instant, Mrs
AMELIA DUNN, in the Slst year of her age.
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AGENCY OF CLAIMS.
THE undersigned attends to the adjustment of
i all classes Of Claims against the Government,
whether pending before Congress, boards of Com
mission, or in the Departments.
TERMS, GENERALLY, FOR CLAIMS.
Ten per cent. the frat five hundred dollars re-
covered. Five per cent. on the excess over five
hundred dollars. Pension, and half-pay cases,
included in the above terms.
VESPASTAN ELLIS
Lrving Hotel, Warrington City.
REFERENCES.
Hon. w. r. King, U.S.S Hon. T. J. Rusk, u. s. s.
Hon. s. A. Douglas, do Hon. d. r Atchison, do
Hon. James Shields, do Hon. Sam. Houston, do
Hon. HenryS 8. Foote,do Hon. Jas w hitcomb, do
Hon. A. C. Dodge, do Hon. John Bell, do
And also the Heads Of the Departments general
ly, and Representatives in Congress.
Or Communications must, In all cases, be post
paid. Apr 18--eodlmlf*
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INVASION OF CuBA.-Thcre have been some de-
monstrations within the last few days, which seem
to indicate the existence of organization for the
purpose of making another descent upon Cuba.
On Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, of last week,
some sixty or seventy men passed down the Macon
and Western and Central roads, as far as CASH
day's-twenty miles this side of Savannah. They
seem to have gone thither under como misappre.
hcnsion, the whole force returned to this city on
Sunday night. On Monday morning they took up
the line of march on the Southwestern road. Their
destination is entirely unknown, as their stories
somewhat conflicting and contradictory. One
comical fellow remarked that it was u detachment
of the coffin regiment in search Of those expressions
under the Union so eloquently described by their
gallant leader during the last summer. They were
fine looking set OF men, mostly from Cass and
~ We pretend not to say swhat's in the wind, -
but would not be surprised to receive stirring
in few days from California, st. Domingo, Cuba,
or some other quarter of the globe.
Macon (Geo) Journal and Messenger, 10th
FoaEioN COMMERCE OF CHARLEsroN-we pre-
sent this morning statement of the exports from
the port Of Charleston to foreign countries during
the quarter ending the 3lst of March last. Il
will be perceived that their aggregate
value 49,. observation-disclosures. $5,9I9, 400
For the corresponding quarter, 1850, 4,040,7 TIC
Being an increase Of. .............. $s7s, 6s4
The revenue collected at the custom
house on foreign imports during the
quarter, amounted to-. ............. l96,O72 81
Corresponding quarter, 1850. ......... I2S,1ll %
Being an increase off,. .............. $63,96l IS
The increase of exports the corresponding
quarter of last year is equal to % per cent and the
increase of imports to 60 per cent. The latter is
result Of striking importance, it proves the
cees Of the efforts which have been made to break
into the monopoly of the foreign trade by northern
Cities and restore Mt least portion of the import
ing business to the South, which mainly supplies
the exports.
II will be observed that the statements above
concern the foreign trade only OF our city, and
that, to get at her whole commerce, we must add
large amount of exports, and vastly greater
amount Of imports, coastwise.
r (harIesfOn Merctru
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We have inspected so much Of the Lighthouse,
recently purchased, as has been opened, and find
it to be Fresnei light of the first order. derives
it's namc with others tits class. from FnEsNEL. a
citizen Of Paris Ia the reign Of Louis XIV, under
whom one was set up at the port OF Cordonan, at
the entrance of the river Garonnc, which still con-
tinues to be considered the finest in the world. In
1884 the Erssnel light introduced by Sir David
Brewster to the attention OF the Commissioners
Of Northern Lighthouses, by whom, after some
discussion, it was adopted. Two of the Fresnel
lights arc stationed on the highlands, at the en-
trance of our port, and are assuredly the best in
use. We are pleased to find that Congress, in its
instructions to the Secretary Of the Navy, at the
close of the last session. in respect to the intro
ciple in the choice of lights, not only scientific
and pecuniary interests, but the life and proper
ty involved. On consulting an original commune
cation OF Sir David Brewsters in reference to re-
bic demanded, we'll as of intensity Of light, we
find the preference, even economical score,
yielded to this system of illumination. The diam
eter OF the castiron plate. intended to support the
whole apparatus, we found to be six feet and half;
the length of shaft ten feet, and diameter ten
inches. The lenses, which Of three classes and
in sections-two feet and . half in height by three
feet in width--are extremely massive, and are Of
of the lights il feet. The apparatus is
structcd TO render the lights fixed revolving or
flashing. This is the particular kind Of lcnticular
lighthouse the Longest period Of the appearance OF
whose light presents flash moro less brilliant,
which, after a certain interval of time, grows
weaker. To this decrease oflight, which, at GER
tain distance, becomes total eclipse, succeeds
during some seconds clear, bright light. Colors
are discarded. s,t.a y 81. ,.-.l. of
We further learn that this lighthouse, as it is
called in all the documents relating to ii, although
moro properly it is q lantern for lighthouse, was
constructed in Paris by order Of our Government,
at a cost of seventy thousand francs, II arrived
here in the fall Of 40 in the ship Oneida; but not
being directed 10 tho proper Department, some
confusion 40 to which bureau the charge OF il
belonged, and in the time il has been dispos-
ed of we have already stated. Neither the prime
cost, the freight. nor the charges have yet been
paddy. Y. Courier and Enquirer.
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MAY RAIL.

MIR. +. r. Liable has the honor TO inform the
Iva Ladies' and Gentlemen of, Nashineto
Georgetown, and Alexandria, that his May Bali
will take place on Tuesday, the 9th of May, at
Jackson Hall. 9 tT
Or Tickets for sale at Wizards (City) Hotel,
McCery's and Butts Drug Stores, Irving House,
Fischcr's Anderson's, and Taylor and Maury's
Stationery Stores, Patterson's Drug Store, and Ma
tional Hotel. N April l5-td
REV. MASON MOBILES SEMINARY FOR
YOUNG LADIES
WILL be opened, at bis residence, on the cor
w ner of 18th and streets, on TUESDAY,
the 22d instant. Terms made known ON applica-
ton to the Principal. pl2-dtlstA1ay
.dy INTEL, Union, and Telegraph
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NTOW AT THE ATHENEUMI-STEVEN
IN (late No. ] Browns Hotel,) during the re-
building Of his store, may be found at the Aihe-
neups. with his usual variety of elegant and fash
ionable goods for gentlemen's wardrobe and toilet
use. His friends and customers invited to call
at his new place of business, opposite the AdeIphi
theatre. Ap 2l-3tifeod
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UTTMANN'S GREEK GRAMMAR, for the
ID use Of High Schools and Universities. transla-
ted from the German by Edward Robinson; vol.
vo
Nature and Bessedness of Christian Purity, by
Rcv. X. S. Foster; l vol Portrait.
Memorials oil Capt. Obadiah Cougar, by Rev. II.
T. Chcever; 1 vol.
No. 4 Of .sLondon Labor and the London Poor"
by Henry Mayhem
Just published and this day received for sale by
TAYLOR s. MAURY, a
AID % Booksellers, near 9th at.