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Possible Denomination Of England.

TIE y. !, H,rdid Of tie L"ion large semi.
monthly paper ior which nearly all the matter i,
furnished by Z. Edward Lester, author Of "lh-
Glory and Shame Of Ensland,' has an able article
in the last nurber on the Possible Drpopulation
of Eng aud" IN consequence Of The rush to Van
Diemans Land from which We extract the lJl.
lowing forciblr paragraph:
We have always frlt that Democracy would
some day or oker exist by an ackno% lejged dl.
vine right God must be on the side ul Il q mass
es, because the masses IN the long run are those
who can ,utler most. endure most, love mos, ,wuI.
ship mns'. aud send forth the luadest and the
longest anthem To hi, eternal praise. II l. not
and Il can not be possible IN his universe, that
the few are always to reign aud enjoy, and the
many lor ever 10 ,,iyc and suffer. Tie arrange
mtn'. Of lI",idtnr- seem ut THIS period more
CLEARLY than even to be- p rparing g'orOus drs
tlnatnn tor Inr Lrca' fuigo,,en overlooked, crush
ed, b cdIg. degraded masses uf npr.
in;ir d Uost 'huk Of these thh--, and ,li'. .
Of urm ~ me. If ,he does not remove auu
and ,hc must de- II snun--thu-e heavy hurdrn-
that ate we -eins down uohly peasant. htlf /.
ed and pale operatives heacieo b, llJ- 'N..it
, acid Of Dr>rut,sm II she does not proclaim ih.'
the day of lheir redemption Las cone, thea ih,s
outraged millions will turu their backs ou hry
wealth, and their native slOres lrr ever ami - ,t
God for y father, make Australia lhrir lumc.--
Tie London Times says, that whole d,, ,lrlcl- u
ireland are dypopulatrd: that even IN Laucaspi."
iohourer- could nyt be found for th, last harvest
| that the Welsh are leaving by thousands and
even ilc Higllandrrs with llcit tatt,lcd pai!s
aIe stepping for the Last tune from ihr greer
shores uf Old Albion fur that wild country al
CLEANING with gold, beyond tie purple >tas al
VI, seU h.
i is magnificent io contemplate, on Damn
| of EmpWe Uh.re Gvd l. the only scene .Elicr
| British ministers siWc.n,cn political eeuuumI.t-
| and dreanlerS, sud cXperiururers ut AL .url-
| have have hilbert" looked upon Australia onl,
! ~ the back ,llc If creation, de-rr cd sVo'
! b,nduu,d to wjld bea>s, aud ,IHu.pul',d ciiu
uals-a species ui prnvidrntlal state prison. i,y
| v provided 10y an oyrruIimg power. ia save EuG
BONO The trouble Of hangns every poor deyli Iho
hnt hare in = rural district, or sluls a loaf ,
| 1lt.d ?" stop he movlls nud dry he tears ,
n'> cIlldjru Bat ii,w CO., the Great Manager Ia
! 'p.nri % new scene, sudl,niy /, revealed tia
1h.t EuI I'd called aud intended shoul, be 'h
| BnlL, Bay ui ulr poor. God IN Hcavrnhs turn
| rt m'n ttrir PIn'n-c-ratod with gold urd,
'iru feet, and studded "uh ilmoud over 'hcl
...d- ghfr'ig ,u tho.o dt. taur field, oi Eth,
! .... .'rr. '.uw. hu. solitude held ,Hpr
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Dress Making.
Gn. k@ Va G1s

Carriage and Wagon Mandatory,
I @ GAY would inform his friend. and ausio
-. mcrs that he has removed to h.urw shopnl
the -outh-wcst cOrneroilhc public squire wher, he
wl.iconrinuc the rmauuticlurug uicarrine,s bu1ri,s
ana wagons ~ The latest aud mosrapproyrd styles
Being prncticHi workman. hr nnticr. han,.Ifthai
he can build rs good work ran br produced IN ihi-
market IEoFk made orderaud warranted give
entire satisfaction. Repairing done on th, shortest
notice
Ca.L mid tur ~, snucL L,u.Lnr & C..-
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Miss WHEELER

EGS leave to announce To the ladies' of OF.
tawn aud vicinity that she has opened a
II Mlliners shop, directly over the Farmers
Store she willbe at n Il times happy to wait
upon those who m,y favor her with their custom.
Dress Making wlnlso he carried onshe has srcu.
red the services OF a competent, hand who will lake
charge OF thatbranch. Ladies, we assure you that
work entrusted to ourcarc, shall be- executed with
ncn,n.ss lin the latest styles aud on the mos,tea-
sunable terms. Nov. 6-la-3m.
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paymentm tmus,iu,auably be in advance.

Advertisements inserted at 3 per square for
the first insertion, and - cents oreuch subsequent
Insertion. A liberal discount made 10 those who
aiycruschy the year
or 40 paper discontinued until all arrearagc.
are paid, unless al the option oi the Publishers.
gs- Communications, to insure attention. mns
always he free OF postage aud accompanied with
The Nuthpf'4 name
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r a IL o K " G.

--AA - - - - - - - y
yNyO Il l. respectfully inform the citizens of
w Ouawa, nnd The surrounding country, that
he hlSrniIrg"d his store, and Just received a large
assortment ut
BrOuiciOiis, CdS,imerPS, irSiingS,
And rraly-mldr Clothing, OF an descriptions,
and OF the latest STYLES, which he intends to sell
cheap for cash, aud those wishing to purchase, will
do well 10 call and examine before purchasing else.
where.
TtILDIiSi: n CUTTING
Done on the Shoresi notice, and uu the chpnp-
ct terms. All glrnrn warranted to tit The
store Is opposite the old Cdg H,ic! ON Madison
street, next door TO The Mar1le shop
Ottawi, Oct . Wv. CoNYELtY.
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BrRSr NJ TALENT A Yankee being asked
tn ir.rrlnr hi WIFE suIl "Nhv, SIR she'd make
regular hsi. 20 ahead steamer nv wife would
--,hr hls such wonderful talent fur blowing up.
- I1cnch
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A Frenchmm got exceedingly angry with a
waiter at a ooiel You rascal" exclaimed he,
Il blow your roso ior your
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From the Florida (Tsllaha'see) Sentinel
Inc Stnic of franklin.

Before the establishment Of this government
and before OF about the time ,ha, the territory
which now constitutes the State Of Tennessee
was celed to Congress, The inhabitants ot the
eastern pait of that territory estatilsb-d "a gov
ernrnrut for themselves, and called II he Stale Of
Franklin. They adopted very soud institution,
divided into he usual branches bf legislative. ex-
~erutiyc, and juaIcial pnwrr They lid and col
l,cted taxes, aud performed o,her Usual acts Of
legislation They had, ior the present a - true;
no maritime possessions, yc' they followed the
common form 10 constituting high oifrers ASH
their governor was no, oul, captain general aud
commander in-cbIrf but admiral al1"-- 80 that the
S%sts2".' nave a COMMANDER VINE" ''S'' '"'' ''u
1'he currency in thi, State Of Frauklin became
very much depugcd Specie was scarce, and
equally were thu notes of specie pa ng banks. 1t
became necessary to pass what We wouid call the
ciNjl list appropriation bill.
The preamble Of that law begins hy rsciiing
that the collection Of lakes IN specie had become
very oppressive 10 the good people Of the Com
nI"uwealth, inr the want oi a circulating medium
II rrcitcs, further that it is the duty OF hl lcgs-
hture 10 hear at ull times The prayer ol ihrir
constituents. and apply rs speedy remedy ms
he. in their power.
Acting under the Influence or thesetorud opn.
ions, the Legislature of Franklin passed law for
the support Of the civil list OF which ast Is short
/ | have sent you coyy
e" lie il enacted bg tie general ASSEMBLY Of III,
State Of FrU,kt,H and It's hereJy enacted dyMt
authority ofthe some, That from the first day "i
January, a. ID. 1889. the salaries Of the civil ofi
/ Gers Of this ComnuuS eallh shall be rs follows
! tOyit:
Ills cxrellency the governor, pei nnnun, one
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Clothing Made ,o Orde..

'TDINtUg WNUC I'D VINe'.
A Reduc,d Prices snitthc tunes
THE subscriber would tender his lhnuks to the
citizens OF Ottawa aud vicinity for past avors, aud
specially sollcits a continuance Of their patron.
age. lie n- taken rooms directly over the store o
Rodgers, Mills, 4 Co, Formerly occupied by G.
Burr opposite the Mansion House, where he will
be happy to wait on all that should call during bu.
siless hours. Garments Of all kinds made To order
Hy-Ccn'antly on hand superior lot of fine
Broad Clolhrs,, CnSsimcres, Tweeds, Vestings
Trimmings, &c. Sc, and for sale cheaper than
can be bonght any where else, A VI BAILEY.
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FURNITURE !
LOOKING GLASSES

ever offered 10 'llis ii1thti anh
at pricrs to drly competition. They have hci-
rrs tpr manufacturing superior To nuy l- side OF
Chicago and ore drtcruItfd to iut ihcir puce
II he Lorct ldJk
In addition tu whatllsv manufacture themselves
they are rcctiyiugu good assortment oi ilFmu'"
from the mos, fashionable hou.vsin Chicago, which
rhry vii. sell a Cmcaru puccs. adding '.ln'pora-
ton They wou.l cHI particular attention TO lAc
,ael that they are making lh-J own
RcdsLCaGs.
whtr enables them 10 m.UIsh cheaper and let
Ter article dian can be- got ..-'wlrlr; aud they
will make ANY s,lr and pattern Jh1t LUy bc called
Tor, r,oruny othrrari.cIc m lhc cabinet oTuphoisIcty
line on short NOT &c.
Furniture Delivered and Set Up
IN any part ut lhc town. aud II docs not gvc sa
ti,iaril6n the money wI'i hr refunded They also
keep ON hand Sn-h aud Glass Of a'l kinds They
hope by stic, attention to business to rtcoNca IL
hcla! share Of patronage.
Undertaking.
They wiI pay particular attention TO thus husI,
ness Cni!ins uf all sizes couslJItly ON hand
flsts Metallic Burial cases iunrh"d u emitted tor
Persons leaving tielr orders with th,m vii be re-
lirycdtgom further trouble, rs they attend luuera,,
with hcnrsc aud iuln..h carriages II wanted.
May29 lSj2.-ly RUGG \ WATSON.
Nsic Furniture lI'arc Room. lsi Go0r north ot
Hoes \ Striffs LdT Office, La Sale St, buaTa
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gT1U,TT" TTT Nm nlVTUr INNS
7 TELNNDNJoNES.4 4tt,ynegs. Soltc,forsand
| Llad igsHis, Ottawa, illinois Office IN the
Cour, House, with the clerk o,hc supreme court.
Ottawa, sepIso' 1897
A. u1Et ,,,,.,.,-,,,., N, + HoLLlSftR'
oE7 - 2il,l9 / ~, AuohlrS G GHu uSkn'
- a,,. or,,,, attention 10 n bu,inres .,.
ti'i'n,i,.n N nj, c,T,nIt. supr,ne. and Frderel
..,,r,. oftbr.t,tr. Oli.riu Sanger & Armour'-
B.och. .uugh-w--t corner Of th" Court House
Slunre O,awa,lil. May %, lSd!
MORRIS n FISEIIa, lt,ro II. Norris
" Geo :. Fishrr) attorneys H Lar \ Laad
Igeuts O}taH9, H.; VIII pay pif'ienlar a'iou-
"a S,.n, Pn ,i % .pip, R.aI E.I"ir' % nvc'ig@tG
,,ti.4 r.I,rrup ,lr.glIds huylng und selling NiI-
I.ry 'Lnul Warrants and locating Them on the
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xIOusc Painting.

THE subscriber has opened paint shopo Ca"
nal street, IN Ottawa, next to Hossocks Store
near the Side Cut, where he will be ready to re-.
ceive orders Tor work, do any kinds of painting
m,y be that desired. Ian3-tn ]. b. ToMIs.
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Business CARDS.
Q. "A. osB OEN,

q br CHAR aloon,
OTTAWA, ILL.
l., EEfS constantly on hand AZ Ifhoiesaie and
IN Retail, Cigars ota good quality such a. Re
gtia-, Cazadora, Lanorma, ara aud Cuba, Pm
upe-, together with variety Of lump Tobacco
fran Richmond, VTginin Also good ulliclr o
in' cut chewing and smoking Tuhacco, torriher
with an assortment OF lime Candy. Nuts, Figs
Ralslns, &c, Ne. Aug I'll.
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY

?. KINBNrI LIL,Nr, DAVID =. JONES.
I ELNND X JONES, lt2rRcys, SOLICITORS and
IL LIHd igsHts, Ottawa, Illinois Office IN the
Cour, House, with the clerk ollhe supreme court.
Ottawa, sept -, 1885,?
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D. l YRS a. ilDlslhi7 lsl'' flloflt1 hl'u NoIl-
sc,lors nj Law and solicitors in Chan0y
IN give their prornp' attention to all business ron.
3 "a q ih,m ~ lh- circuit, supreme, aud Federal
,tr's OF ,lc stale O,li,e Ia Sanger * Armourr
3 och, suulh-w--t corner Of III" Court House
: marc D.awa.lu May 20, 1852
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The wbig party have just reason to be proud
of our present Chief Magistrate, MrLLAap FIJI.
NoaE Whatever may be the result Of the Ma
tioual Convention, all will admit that President
Fillmore has successfully discharged the duties
incident to the most trying and responsible posi-
ton HE 6rmness and moderation in the midst
of excitement and peril, and incipicnt plans OF
secession and treason, have made him dcsevedly
and universally popular. No respectable organ-
sstion can be arraycd against the leading mea-
sures Of his Administration. Expressions Of graft
tudc and admiration are spontaneous and general
from all pnrts Of tho Union, and from members of
both political parties. Mr.. Fillmore has conducted
the affairs Of Government with singular ability,
and has acquired, by his high toned policy and
impartial Administration, an cndcsripg and vide
sprcsd popularity, and, should he be nominated
for the Presidency, even party prejudice could
find bot little TO cay against his election, for among
rejecting men Of all parties his plans and measures
have been the subjects Of decided approval and
hearty commendation.
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List or Patents
Issued from the United States Patent OGce for the
,oeek ending March 80, 1852, and bearing date
March 80, 1852.
Thos. w. Bailey, of Lewistown, Pa.-For inn.
provement in sausage suffers.
VIM. Ball. Of Chicopee, Mass.-For improve
ment in mill for grinding
Charles Bishop, of Norwalk, O.-For improve
ments in excavating machines.
Frederick M. Butler, Of New York, N. Y.-For
improvement in trusses.
John Crum, Of Ramapo, N. Y.-For improve.
ments in machinery for shaving the heads of screw
blanks, rivets, &c.
John Dement,, of Montpelier, Vt.-For improve
James Hamilton, of New York, N. Y For i'm
provement in dredging machines. Dated March
80, 1852. Patented in France December Is, 1915.
Peter Mckinlay, Of Charleston, S. C.-For i'm :
provement in rice hullers.
Washington +. Pagett. OF Stone Bridge, Va. -
For improvement in shovel ploughs.
DR.. Albert Sonncnburg and Philip Rechten, of
Bremen, Germany, assgnors to Christian A. Hal
nakcn, of the United States.-For electric whalin z
apparatus.
Harvey Killam and George Volleau, of Scotts-
vile. n. Y.-For improvement III gang ploughs
VIM. Shaw. Of Clarion, Pa.-For improvement
in bedstcad fastenings.
James Steward, Of Somerset, O-For improve
ment in rsttraps.
John Thomson, of Philadelphia, Pa.--For inn
provement in apparatus for boring Artesan wells
Nicholas Taliafcrro, of Augusta, KY, and WIN.
ID. Cummings, Of Murphysville, Ky.-For i'm
provement in smoothing irons.
Cornelius a. Wortcndyke, of Godwinve, N.
For improvement in candle wicks
Reissues.
WIN Hall, of Boston, Mnss. Fob powder, proof
lock. Patented August !, ls4S Reissued March
80, 1852.
Marshall J. Hunt, Of Rising Sun, Md.-For i'm
provement in the gearing of a seed planter. Pa.
tented June 8, 1851. Rcissued March 80, 1852.
Design
Samuel L. Carpenter, Of Eric, Pa.-For design
f.vo vsfa
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General Cas- IN the Third Congregational District-
The Marksts, &c.

General Cas- in the Third Congregational District-
The Marksts, &c.
BALTIMORE, March 30-5 p. m
There is nothing of interest stirring in this city
to-day, though business is more than ordinarily
brisk.
The delegates from the five upper wards Of the
city, to the convention 10 select candidate to re-
present the third Congregational district in the Ma
tonnl Democratic Convention, met last evening.
John KettIewcl, eco, offered series Of resolutions,
which we're adopted, setting forth that General
Cass was the unanimous choice Of ths portion of
the district and instructing the delegates to vote
for represent ative favorable to his nomination.
They also endorse tho Compromise measures, and
compliment, Colonel Jefferson Davis, of Mississippi,
for bis vindicstion Of General Cass in his recent
letter to the public, from those who charged him
with endesvoring to deceive the South, regards
hs real opinions Of the Nicholson letter. The
meeting then balDotcd for delegates Mt large TO
represent the five upper wards in the District Con
vcnton, which resulted in the choice Of Charles G..
G riffith and John w. Davis, osqs. A resolution
adopted recommending Saturday the oath ds y
Of April. ms the time for holding the District Con-
vcption, and Elico,rs Mills the place; after
which, the meeting adjourned
In the Baltimore market this morning, before
the receipt Of the Csnada's news. Howard street
-four pretty active. with sses Of 200 bills. at
50 06, Nothing doing in city mills IL is held
at 81 49, Sales Of rcd wheat at 30 81, and OF
white at % a 100.
Sales of white corn ut 81 a Sc, and for a cargo OF
strictly prime. 81 was obtained. Oats 80 a IS.
Whisky2Il.
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BY G. w. BOTELER, Auctioncer.
SALE OF VALUABLE REA1

i Property.-By virtue of a deed of trust
from Jno. Walker to the subscriber, dated on the
18TH and recorded on the 27tb day Of January,
1884, in Liber w. b., No 1871, folios 2s7, 2S9, and
400 of the land records OF w ashin gton, county
in the District Of Columbia, shall offer for sale a,
public auction, to the highest bidder therefor. all
those pieces parcels OF ground. in the said city
Washington, known, distinguished, marked, and
laid down on the plat thereof "a lots numbered g.
TO- II, IL, 10, Ia. 10, It, II. in square
hundred and fifty five. (555) the east half part OF
square number five hundred and fifty four, and
the improvements thereon, &c.
Sale to be made on the premises on Wednesday
the l4th day Of April next, at ono O'Clock p. IN.
One. fourth Of the purchase money to be paid in
hand; the residue in three equal payments, in 6,
IL, and Is months, with interest from date, to be
secured TO the satisfaction OF the trustee.
On foil payment Of the purchase money and
interest a valid deed, conveying to the purchase
purchasers all title and estate vested in the
tee, will be executed.
Should the terms OF sale not be complied with
within three days from the day Of SALE the trustee
the right to resell the property ut public
auction, such credit he may think fit, at the
risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser or pur-
cbasers, after one weeks notice. after advertise
mept in some Washington newspaper All con-
vcysncng TO be at the cost Of tho purchaser pur
chasers
JNO. A. LINTON, Trustee.
G.. w. BOTELER, Auctionecr.
Mar l7-3tawif
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FOR RENT-"THE PARK"


THIS PROPERTY ia the Seventh Street and
l. Rockville Turnpike, just beyond the limits Of
the city. The Improvements consist Of large,
new, and conveniently arranged brick house, hav-
ing front Of seventy feet on the road, containing
spacious dining room, bar-room. parlors, an am
pie number Of chambers, kitchen, and cellar. At
tached TO the premises are bowling alleys, extern
svc stabng, and nine acres Of land, large por-
ton OF which ia in a grove Of fine forest trees.
As a CATTLE STAND OR DROVE-YARD-
being on the road by which cattle driven to
Baltimore and other Northern markets, within
few minutes walk Of the two argest market houses
OF the city, and in a neighborhoo where pasturage
and water abounds-it has advantages to be found
nowhere else in the District. There scales foI
weighing cattle and hay now on the premises.
As SUMNER RETREAT, THE PARK-situ-
ated the greatest thoroughfare leading from the
city, Immediately at the terminus Of the contcm.
plated Plank Road. (thc contracts for making
which have been already entered into) and the
only place adapted to such purpose in the
ncighborhood of the city-wil, il properly kept,
become place Of great resort.
For terms apply to WILLIAM II. WIsrsR, at the
office Of the contractors for erecting tho Patent
Office Building, corner Of 7th and + streets, Wash
ington, ID {. Mar 27-u
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PLANK ROAD-NASHiNGT ANDROCK.
VILE TURNPIKE COMPANY.

THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS with the
majority of the Stoc khoiders, have etcrmi cd
to construct on tbisturnpikea Plank Road, running
from the city boundary Seventh sreetto the inc
OF the Districtand Montgomery county, Maryland,
and for that purpose will issue nttr stock to the
tent Of seven hundred and fifty shares of t,penfv
dollars each, and have appoin tcd the undersigned
to solicit and receive subscriptions to the same.
Books arc now open at our Office for tho purpose.
Fire dollars each share is to be paid tho time
OF subscribing, and like amount every sixty
days until the whole ia paid.
The advantages Of such a road to the city, nd
the property in tho vicinity Of the road, must be
apparent to all convcrsant wit itssituation There
ia but little doubt that similar road will soon be
built, connecting this road with Rockville and
Brookvillc-tbc last in the midst of n fine agri-
cultural country; thus opening direct and easy
route from Montgomery and the upper part OF
Anne Arundel counties to this city for the trans
portation OF the products of thatand the surround
ing country.
Plank Roads are being most extensively con.
structcd throughout the country, and have spsrv
rheys proved profitable investments, paying large
dividends to the stockholders, besides I'm proving
the value ofproperty near them, and greatly in.
crcasipg the trade in the places through which
they pass.
considerable portion of the stock has already
been subscribed.
Holders of the old stock in the company are cnti.
tied to ore share Of stock for every i,oo sha res
Of the old, which will be issued TO Thorn on survcn-
der of the old certificates. The new road W IN pro-
badly be finished in less than twelve months nd
ready for travel. The cost will be less than Tl5.
600 tis thought IL will pay a dividend of not les
than hvs per cent the first year after il is finished
and the dividends will steadily incroase.
CHUBB, SCHENCK & CO.,
Aogus' s-dlitf bankers, opposite Treasury,
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LITTELL's LIVING AGE, No. 4Ia-1as cts.
CONTENTS.
l. Rainbow Making. - Household Words.
2. B2ncroft's American Revolution Aueneun,.
3. Note Book Of a Naturalist, part l3.--Ffaser's
Magazine
4 Life and Letters Of Judge Story -Ataeneun'.
s. Continental Ways and Means. -Househoid
Words.
6 Cardinal Observation-Disclosures.
T. McCulloch on Taxation. Examiner.
g. The Little Sisters.-Househoid Words.
9. Picture Advertising in South America
Household Words,
TO- The Late John Sanderson. - Nep York
Times.
IL. Consul Hodge and the American Navy In
dependent
H. Wonderful Toys Household Words.
Is Mrs Noodles Life in Canada.-Specfator
a. The Newspaper Authorizations Journal.
Is The Only Hope for the Sugar Planter
Economist.
l6. The Mormons at Utah-Speetator.
H. Foreign Refugees and English Travellers
Times.
With Poetry aud Short Articles.
New Volume has just mmenced.
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OF all the Periodical Journals devoted to Litera-
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this country this has appeared to me to be the most
useful. 1t contains indeed, the exposition only OF
the current literature Of the English language, but
this. by its immense extent and comprehension,
includes a portraiture of the human mind in the
utmost expansion OF the present age
Published weekly at SO year by
+. LIrTELL & CO.. Boston,
And sold by JOS. SIIlLLINGTON,
Corner of Penn. avenue and a street.
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0t- DIR. Dcwey's Lowell These
Lectures, twelve in number, the Problem Of
Human Dsstiny, will be delivered at the Unita-
Thursdsy evening, April lat, and TO continue
on Tuesday and Thursday evenings until they
completed. Lectures to commence at eight
o'clock.
Tickets may be found at the stores Of Franck
Taylor, Mcssrs. Taylor & Maury, and Robert
Fsrnham.
single ticket for the course, 50. Family
tickets admitting three persons to the course, S5.
single Lecture, Is cents.
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