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w.-prSeros, January 2s 1882

G1srLsMrs: A publication like that in which
you engaged, Of the English Law nnd Chan.
Gerry Reports II promptly and accurately executed,
cannot fail Of great uscfulncss TO the profession
ncIodng both the Bench md the Bar. The wor * .
20 far az you have preceded in it, appears TO be
accurately and well DONE and is certainly fur-
nished at a cheap rate.
With great respect, you're,
y. V. DANIEL
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mILLIONAIREAs' OCIArIONO CAPITAL.

LNOR the purpose of forming n company with
II one thousand shares, of D 900 each, for which
certificates will be issued, paying ten per cent per
nnnum in return therefor, with safe prospect of
doubling the whole amount invested, (coch and all
special partners,) free from assessment and La
bility, under the Revised Statute of New York.
DESTROYS OF having influential parties through the
entire Union interested for the purpose OF obtains
ing contracts with the Government 10 carry the
United States mail in steamers nd vessels TO and
from New York, California, the East Indies, Eu-
rope, &c. proposals will be received for limited
number ofcortifcatos Of shares of 81 900 each
OLIVER HOLDEN,
General Partner and Chief gent OF Company,
II Wall street, New York.
Banking and Commercial Houses in Europe and
tho Americas, application end investment OF
capital, will be appointed agents
Feb dit
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BOOK AVID JOB PRINTING,
or RvrRy prscRIPTIoN,
Erscs'sd cftbs Office IF the Republic.
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~ f'"-
tW SPRING GOODS ron GENTLE
~ MEN ihc sshscritcrs have Just opened a
fua ss~sftsusni oi too latest styles vi French
'feiss. ts~simercr. tsst.nss, Ac.. adapted to the
~sass VI ssnlienss Zoe IA. approaching season
stii.sts ~ttrh tssy .autsesstc-
~ pseres sstss superior black French Cloths
30 Dessiau quality do do
% ssysafGns hiae do
DO tp~-pFscsd 90 do
- a. hncy-oosor,d French Cloths. cnbrac-
sags great variety u beautiful shades
- % n~- .aylo Spring Cassimefcs
~ a. sNry Oae black French Docskins
"a ~ very rlsh fancy SILK vesiings
80 very rich ana heavy biz satin vcstngs
~ a. 49, style ffcpuh Msrseille. do
% a. vofy nav plain aud figured white do
Ai-s. wrosi variety ~ Glove, half Iio,e, Sus
p*assts, tsesats, >tDc k- slls, and Linen Cambria
Hsadtefohiefs. sas aad caase Mcrino Under
shiss- saa pfs~efs, Ae.. ~ all II which the aten
tt'sa ~ pli@e wiehing % make their spring pur
t1&sss ~ rsspas tiatiy invited.
ssr sl~ssf iioOE. BROTHER co.
yu~r nEt EsyEO,
NEW aud elegant spring styles III sraris, Cra
~ sass, ~i0sk. nSs, Gloves III every d.scrp
fse, sssp.n lsss tlss3kurcLeis o silk and lino n;
giaia. hgufe3 and cgsshToiaerc. Hosiery Of all
kHiss issshgelias and canos; ~ith large supply
~ senticfaru'a Toilet afsscics, such as Luln and
freys~s tstfssts, s0suetics, Pofna tuins, Soaps.
ssa i-si fagiss foiognt, Broshrs uf every de-
.fftpsions t1ssfhff With large and complci.
as ,rtsHent a sxnsismsa's Fornshjug articles all
- fbs very ts-i qualities, constantly hand.
CHAs. LANES
Hal, Gap, aud .cntleEnsn's Furnishing
establishment, Penn. nvenae. near Al street.
Nsrrh ~
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Pension ONCE, March "a, 1854.
NE sUBJOINED FORM OF DECLA-

FTNHE SUBJOINED BORN OF DECLA-
i RATION, to be observed by all persons APP
plying To the Pension Office for Bounty Land, UNI
der the act of 22d March, 1852, entitled "An act
to make Bounty Land Warrants assignable, and
for other purposes" ID published in connection
with the act itself.
This form is only 30 far variant from that pre-
scrbed under the act of 2Sth September 1850, AS
to adapt it to the recent &C, of March 22d.
The Declaration must he to before some
justice OF the peace other officer authorized TO
administer oaths for general purposes, who must
certify the same.
The official character and signature of the ma
glstratc who may administer the oath must be GER
titled by the clerk of the proper court of record of
his county. under the seal of the court
Such certificate must accompany eUtry case.
II will be perceived that in the 18th section Of the
act oil 22d March, no provision is made for widows
or minor children, but only for the party who
dered the service
The service contemplated by the act ia that
rendered under call by the authorities Of any
State ~ repel apprehended hoslities from amy TO
reign government or Indian tribe, and whose r.
vices have been paid for by the United States sub
sequent to the 18th June, 1872
IL should be specially noted that no one W hose
service was recognised by any previous act can
claim under this, except where his mileage has
not been allowed in the computation of his service.
Hence, il the soldier has rendered such service
would cntitle him TO forty acres, any other
amount, under q previous law, he cannot claim an
Increased quantity Tor other services first recog-
nised by this act.
II the applicant desires to avail himself Of the
9th section of the act he must, in his declaration,
state the place at which he was enrolled with his
company, the distance thence to the point at which
he was mustered into service, the place mt which
he was discharged, and the distance thence To the
place of his original enrolment II must also be
clearly shown, by the testimony OF persons CERT
fled to be credible, that his statements in these re-
spects are true, and the witnesses should specify
the manner in which they obtained their nioi ma
ton. J. f. HEATH,
CnInIniasinner of
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h>G al tbe m,-i a,ssiahing and prominent
~ " ssg iosfDsis, heated la oi the beet couu
t.- - rfat,syis snis, al red Tor sale For par
a. stars seply 90 \ T. COHEN. Country Newspa-
pet Ass1i, Fsrqa1as Buildings No. ~. Pbiiadel
piss, .hsf, COPY oi the paper may be seen.
Az I-sie4
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4 Mass, vii deliver course II six Lectures "a
tss eeeninrsof Monday, Wednesday, and Frida,
u esrh ~cet Aphiec': /" The Foundation OF sym
'assry 70 tue Animal kinrdom
fbs nrsl Lecfars van take place on Monday %,
ts.tsnt. 81 u o'ciDck- 9. IA.
pt, Geutr has propaso'i 10 postpone tho remain
DER u hss ~ Lectures until that 81 Pr (csso,
s@sssiz 10 conc y 81 Mar 22-d2w
NEW SPRsNs GOODS The sub.cr ibers be O
IN leave respectfully announce 10 their friends
anf tse p"hlic Centrally that they have taken
sts1rs tnsn usual care in pcricctlng their assort.
ment oi dress and other adapted 10 the pre-.
sui and approaching scasons, 10 the inspection OF
whscn the isdis- 81 w Washington aud the adjacent
cities are cordially invited before making thei,
porchaAcs, as, from this large and diversified col.
iscsiso, my may ie enabled to make iudicious
selections suitshi, 90 their tastes aud upon safe
factory terms. They deem u unnecessary 20 emu.
iaersis NOR. than ie~ II the leading articles:
~ p,eces neat stnpea aud checked Silks
- 10 hight hrocase siIk. very rich
% do rioh plaid sllk. new style
- DO "a aud plain black Silks, high
40 very rich black brocad. silks
DO "a aud "a heavy black ~atcred snks
Together 9th great variety Of other silks.
Ai-o. French Bercg-s. Moussriinss de Lame
h.sl oaeha foulsrd Silks, French printed
sBk rissoos. Canton crspos
bfocafe organhie Pcmpadour, otgande Niue
French lawn. printed jaoopet ernbroidered
s~is. Muslin
Printed Grenadines, hroche Bcregos &c
They also AJAX especial attention 90 twenty 1--WE
nee style Spring MATTHIAS, with and without
sesis aud haois, whiCh arc considered pretty aud
desirable.
Large additions have also been made 90 their
stock IT LnhrOsicrios and Thread Lace Goods
such az usndksfch,efs, Collar, Csp.s. B.rth.s,
thefoi-cts, Sleeves, Cuff, Canton Crap. Sta~ls
Nc. HOoE. BROTHER Il co.
Mar l--s~
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L>oN sALE-rhe an per cent uortr~g &c bond.
II 81 the Orange and Alcxandria Railroad Goa,
psny. forparticulars apply to
Mar a-ets~im tDRCOKA> RIGGS.
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DER
STt covs OF or s.:
On this -- day of -, A. d. one thousand
before me, justice of the peace, Tor Other cdircr
authorized to administer oohs for general purposes
within and for said county and State aforesaid,
-, aged - years, resident of --, in
the State OF --, who being duly sworn, accord
ing to law, declares that he is the identical --
who was --- in the company* commanded by
captain ---, in the regiment of --, COM
manded by -, in the war with Great Britain,
declared by the United States the 18th day of
june 1912, Tor other embraced in Me act, de-
caring l'at oar;) that he enlisted Tor volunteered
or ,oa' arG y at Co. "a ab0u. the cay Of
wa. honoracly dsciaqged s at .e- 81 on the and
day OF -, A. ID. -. as tciH appear by his
original certificate Of discharge hereoiM presented
In addition to the actual service above described
he claims for miles from -, at which he
was enlisted, to -, where he was m ustercd into
service, and for -- miles from --, at which
he was discharged, to ---, the said place of his
enrolment.
He makes this declaration for the purposc of OBJ.
tanning the bounty land to which he may he entitled
under the "act granting bounty land to certain
officers and soldiers who have been engaged in the
military service OF the United States" passed I'D
March, 1852 and that he is not entitled to- nor has
received, bounty land under any other act of Con
gress.
signature ofthc claimant.)
Sworn to and subscribed before me the day and
year above written. And l hereby certify that
believe the said - to be the identical man who
served as aforesaid and that be is Of the age above
stated.
signature of the magistrate other officer.)
. II tho claimant was rcgmental or staff officer
the declaration must vary according to the facts Of
the case
I II the discharge has been lost or destroyed. the
words in italics will be omitted and the facts in
laion to the loss Of the discharge stated in lieu
thereof. II the claimant never received a written
discharge. or If discharged in consequence Of dis,
ability, or II he was in captivity with the enemy,
he must vary his declaration to set forth the
facts Of the case.
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tol0SusTioS RoosE,
wssstrsroS. March 10, lisa.
THE NEXT EXPEDITION for Liberia will ssil
from Baltimore on ,h. fret DAP ef May. Per.
sons no may oosirc To engratc AZ that time ~ill
plca-c give rmsdats nof,es. aud viii make their
arrangements 10 reach Baltimore on the 2sth or
3oth Aprii
Letters for the United States sgusdroa on the
coast Of Africa, Tor citxcns e Libcria cent 10
ihis Office, postage paid. viii be forwarded.
w MILAN,
MARI Sec. An. Col. Soc.
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No Sc Wallstreet N. Y.
BROWN ,SHIPLEY & CO.,
Liverpool.
E. ROBERTS & Co,
Is King Arms Yard London,
JOHN MUNROE CO,
% Rue Notrc Dame des Victories, Paris
GEO. II. DRAPER, Havre
For freight or passage, applyto
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ciousstones or metals, unless billso fading are
signed therefor, md thcvaluet her col expressed
therein. Dec
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FORM OF A DECLARATION TO BE MADE
BY THE SURVIVING OFFICER OR SOL
DER.
c COUNTY or s"
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NAVY DkPAkTMkNT, n
bureau q Provisions and Ciofhins, March y, 1852.
DROPOSALS, scaled aud endorsed =" Proposals.
Il for Small Stores" will be received at this Bu-
reau until O'Clock p. IN on Monday, the Doth day
Of April next for furnishing and delivering (on
receiving ten days notico) at the United States
Navy Yards at Charlcstown, Massachusetts, Brook
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The MNrketa,

LoNros MoSEY MARKEr, December 2o-Ons p Nj
The accounts from Paris continue very favorable % th
chse of order and The trade Of the city repre3sn
to have nearly If not quite recovered from late tenn
porary stagr alton The English stock market is toera-
bly, finn to day but con.os for the opening lJanuazy
1) not quite good at the close yesterday thsy
now eGts to o.
Two oclcck. The stock markets are all aa. Cou.os
are row 81. to 'i ex,div.
Three elcck-Consos for the account, 70 to =.
STATE TRtur-rhe accounts OF the state cf trs IL
IN y provinces during tie past week show that among
the Ang classes the Will the whole b.
Of great coneatuation At Manchester the market has
been quiet but prices rather hrmer, ani the hus
ness transacted has been much could have beel
anticipated at the approach Of The Christmas holidays.
From Birmr gham instead of the usual duluess q De-
cenbur the reports indicate only unlinin snel
yty but that in branches the operatives are bet
ter pied than ever The home trade + gocl anil
there have been considerable order from South America
IN the iron dftricts there signs Of reaction.
Al NCttir CHAM tne anticiPatious ii 4 cont nuance
q activity have besn realized, ana spring order.
are ncW coming in to sasiactory extent from Lon
don, wktre 'hc autumGal trade IL admitted t. have
been very favorable The panic which existed fsw
months back at the Introduction OF hinery
been followed ~ a ttmakabc amount Os general
pcyment which promises TO Be If character EGG Tue
tuating than Las hitherto been known. In the woelel
busir IS there appears 10 be material change, bit
tie tendency Is evidently towards imprOYene III
Iiish linen market hss been s buoyant The weekly
reviews from the Amsterdam and Rotterdam produce
markets speak of general dulpess in business The 1e
u ana Tor coffee anu sugar being very limited prices
a sWed q tendency 70 decline There assent a.
alteration IN ether articles. From Ham urg tie report.
waiesusar was in 'om. instances slightly lower. Ths
letters from ouan state that the market .og manUfac
lures active purchases extensive scale ccntirG.
irs ifE tstis srd the interior
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The ptdmcntese Goseue Of the 10th ut. states that
there was no truth In The report Of the departure Of the
Minister of War for Savoy t. take TIE commsnd Of
corps Of tue army.
Tie French screw steamship charlemagne OF 100
horse pcwer mounting 90 guns with OF $50 men
arrived at the Spezia FROM Toulon the 10th This
was the hIst trip made by that ship which she elected
In twenty. FIVE hours.
The Chamber 81 ntprtis sanctioned on the 18th the
postal convention cpucluisi between slr1tnt, aal
Spaia
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Prussia.


B,nLrS, Dec. 2o-A ministerial conference was hslf
yesterday on the commercial treaty with Belgium.
Though Is understood Belgium has made several con-
cessons, they not considered sufficient to plscs
Prussia on the same footing the most favored na-
tons,n and less than this there unwingness tS
accept Still the terms obtained BY Prussia much
better than those Of the treaty OF 1874 it posbe
a compromise may be effected.
Prince Albert having been elected honorary msmbee
Of the Building Society OF Berlin has written letter
acknowledging the compliment to the Prince Of Prussia
the patron OF the society.
lern consists of guden not halers the King Of Prussia
has authorized coinage Of the former money foe
the district The weight and value Of the coins are 4
the usual Standard side the coins bear the head
of the King with inscription describing the proper
ton to the ''mark which they struck coinage
Of small money will also be s ued consisting of six
three and kreutser pieces being altered
to the Prussan eagle bearing the Hohenzoern arms
its breast with the word "Hohenzoern for the inscrp-
ton,
port on the treaty Of commerce between Prussia and
Hanover has recommended the chamber to assent to the
bill MS proposed by the government
The last plan of the government with regard to ths
stamp duty newspapers Ia that it shall be levied
cordpg tothe superficial area OF the sheet or sheets
published There Is great difference in the size 81
German periodicals still appearing in the dminu
tive form that tuced for our grandfather others hav.
expanded with the enlargement of the fed Of politics
hafpenny for every hundred square inches Is the ras
ct pfesrnt contemplated; but 1t may yet be modhe1
the proposal will meet with strong opposition strong
al least any opposition be under present creIm
stances Many publications will be extipguished bJ IL
altogether
1t appears that the Prufsan estimates for 1889 .dor
expected deficiency Of about G3C0000 The revsn1s
statfd at the Expenditure ate II 200 00
The deficiency last year larger, and compared with
that period there will be an Increase It is assumed Of
I5TsoC0 in revenue and Elib000 in expenditure the
latter being partly caused by addition Of E25 0) 70
the charge for the war department
The Prussian commercial treaty with Hanover
posted without alteration by the Second Chamber The
Minister of the Interior announced that the English go
vernmept Rad declared itself ready to exchange tvs
copies OF the official reports of the Houses Of Parliament
for copies Of the proceedings Of the Pruaan Chambers
Di Be:eer backed by 70 deputies has proposed motion
denying the light OF the Diet Of Frankfort 20 slser by
any resolution ofthe Buna any art OF the contribution
Of Prussia The representatives Of Holland ana Den.
marx in the confederation have uot signed tho rsprs
sentaon made to the English government in references
TO ,he political refugees in London.
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SHIPPING.


: s:a;s. Kall Steamship FRANKLIN, James A. Wotson
rem P i1a Se Re s.'aF'a' A'' AZ
p a. IN ssss sssond cabin 'iSS
will be ed board after Thursd.y.
:5rs l.sSso mot vented tgsng the ysysss should
'f'sl' ldkffIis AGENT 50 Broadway
STLAx BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
sH fso% New nless
il, eaSs Tissass. 500 "a DO a., s;s Apply +
s3AcIr1c NAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANY-cHAsGE
II i, qIfss yss d:s s:.n.Ss SH fiisiy SnsNy5 So .
" M of M ron sa Sc Ssr TEsaiy p. !. o Il
steel Meta ys. VIZ the @ n mails M direct f.:
eSs steamers sail without any delay for ssn Tsancseo
n s; = 4 re s e s IL Wa street rSI
ws'seI strse. North river n h.bii' OF sdhs signed
CoR sAyANNAH-U. S. MAIL .LIHE-THE NET
z aaa spsrdid steamship ALABAMA. Captain G. D. Iud
5sEr 5 % i4' 4 cx = r. som Pier f. Fsr
r'sA' % F'''ses sHa2. L. MITCHELL. lot rron. s.r.t.
Tlt Tlcr'ds, Captain Lyon on Saturday. January T.
ELFAnCIAGs
TIVE EyrIRE CRY BANK, ess BROADWAY, .co7.
s re- @ rs q January s p'Soqa'
JtCcb Il. PANTY, Cashier.
-. -- -. .- =
N ~ rt- - r.vsbie IN .hs iti ~ ,nparv al
tse}- rt,s t.Yi3ne house u q oENT.Ey Cr1sFr
- .
rEvrr ETfJTgNgnf-RC AAyrEGS DINK CORNER ii >
I Tsgr.s .nd scuth Third ssreSts IA orsn 81 psnasy
Eesresssv ia Frdsv ovfrin-. rror, : "a s,Ia.
I5n1 WI ps E2eiyea m .he gtn ,ns: On w4el nisE:st
VI s.eWt % .l.n Wy -. lhe Nustees WI Qse4gsl.
uil~s- ~ sLeL TX Par gent 1er anhuM 81 ms pNs-
hs ~ ~ Llss s"s W w III sung aLa sh9y -
1s.l - Az ase Ahil AN " ALL resIaeAs'
eto' y ,'bD' : 'A4il = bRis@s, wee Piesiden.s.
a LCV .ECIaL BANK or IREJAND-SaTIoNAL
Il EsnE & scctiane tnior Bank Of L3naon-Drstts IN
iACAs from II UPWARDS, constantly
al tat * sAauee snl ignbiur otfoe Of
TAYLOR BROTHERS, No. Wall street.
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NEWS BY APH.

Mr.. Clay's Health Impr0 wing.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4, 1852.
Mr. Clays health much better and 1t is understood
that he will endeavor to address the Senate to
or Tuesday upon the non intervention project
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The Texas Debt, &c.

GALVESTON, Dec. I 1851.
The Senate has, by VOTE settled the question that
there will be departure by the Legislature from tho
rates Of value the public debt ascertaned and fixed
by the reports Of the Auditor and Comptroller.
In the House, there motion to authorise the
Comptroller to advertise and sell million of stock in
the city OF Washington which was lost
Consul sharkey sailed for Havana from New Orleans
the Goth, in the Empire City.
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Freshet-The Mails. &c.

PHLApELPHrA, Jan. 4, 1852.
No mails from the South have arrived since Saturday
morning in consequence Of reshet, which has caused
rising of the Susquehanna. 1t is reported that the
railroad lie injured.
The Susquehanna, at Havre de Grace, is literally
closed up with ice The steamboat is this side and
cannot proceed over.
Ice is packad up to Port Deposit and over the tow
path at Bells Ferry. Ne material damage has yet been
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INoR RIO DE JANEIR0, VALPARAISO, AND PhNA.
IL ns. -Ihs ntw and double engine steamship WIN
IIIID SCOTT 2AVO tens turthen, keuney CGular con.
msnd,r viii aepart ter tie above ports about the
I.h Qt JsNWAry gnsping Fer eight apny -
nAY!s. 9RQNhs \ co. n YaAy-r seros..
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CHEIsTY's OPERA HOUSE, AEoHANIos HALL, NO.
during the week until further notice The original and well
Snovn Chrisys Mnetrels, prans cnheen and vor
under the management Of chsissy whose concerts In
with by highly respectable and fashionable audiences
Tckets 2 cents. Doors at 6H and will commence al
TX o'clock Tho patrons OF Chrstys Minstre respect
fully informed that the Saturday afternoon
continued An afternoon Gsncait New Yea-g day,
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