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ARRIVAL OF THE
a nj ERICA.
New York, March


The British Ministry is dissolved
Lord Palmerston proposed an amend.
men. to Lord John RusselPs bill for To-
cal militia; the Ministers joined issue,
and the vote was l36 TO l25. The e.
vent was unexpected, as on the previous
night the Ministry was in a telling ma.
jori.y on Lord RAGS motion on want ol
confidence in Lord Clarendon. The vote
was i..7 yeas to 237 nays. All sorts Of
rumors are ai,ps, as to whom would sue
ceed Lord John Russell. A coalition
between Sir J. Graham aud Lord Pal
.nerstan is expected. When the Pre-
mier annosnced his resignation, the great
est as,snshme.l. was felt; no one was
prepared for lis so suddenly taking place.
lis the talk of ihe House that The
Queen will not have Lord A'almerston,
and that The Earle of Derby will al once
accept. The IRISH brigade all voted N
the majority, and cheercd heartily asthe
results. Ess 1S az
B The London Times says that i, is pos
sible that ministers stopped to avoid the
fatal blows on The Catre question; if
saved on The Cape question, he would
have been wrecked on the reform bills.
The Herald declares that lord Derby
is well prepared to take office. The e.
yen', though sudden. was not unexpect-
cd s
Tie Post says the victory has nothing
to do with Lord Palmerslon, it was not
a party but national question. The
opposition peers met at Earl Derby's
aud agreed TO offer the most determined
resistance TO The reform bill on its Sec
oId reading. 4att
The Dablin Post mentions on un.
questionable authority, that some Ro
man Catholic clergy who became unpop-
ular on account of opposing The secret
societies and their inevitable results, have
been served with notices to desist; while
the Catholic priests arc preaching against
these com mbsnaiions, some of the ablest
and most independent Presbyterian
Ministers have been distinguished by
loud and vehement abjuraticns against
landed propr.elors,
In the north oflrelan2 formidable COM
bihations exist against the paymeat Of
aenI, and such is the state of alarm a.
mnng landlords, that several have given
up all notion of enforcing payment.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-03-18

ELooUENr!-The weakest part Of the
alligator is his stomach. Man is an al
.igator. Let the young wife fascinate her
husband with the tea pot. Let her, so to
speak. only bring him into habits of in
toxication with that sweet charmer, and
make honeysuckles Chamber up his chair
back, and grow about the legs Of his ta-
ble--le. the hearth rug be bed Of hearts
ease for the feet in slippers, and the
wickedness of,he natural enemy must
die within him. ne
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-03-18

the right of way, and lands, TO Illinois
and Indiana, Tor railroads from Te-re
Haute to Springfield.
Mr.. THOMPSON presented a memorial
from members of the Pennsylvania Leg
islature, relative to the Wheeling bridge.
Also the consent of the bridge company,
that Congress may declare ita post road.
The House adjourned till w Wednesday
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-03-18
MISCELLANY.
"Dnrc 90 stand Alone"
By FRANCES D. GAGE.

BE litm, be bold, be strong, be true,
"And dare TO stand alone;" ...
Strive for the right, whate'e ye DO,
Though helpers there be none.
Nay, bend not TO the sw.-... ~.
OF popular sneer and wrong; .,
Twill bear thee on TO ruins verge,
With current wild and strong.
Stand for the right; though falsehood rail
! And proud lips coldly sneer,
A poisoned arrow cannot wound
A conscience pure and clear. de-
Stand on the right. and with clean hands
Exall the truth on high:
Thou'lt find warm, sympa,hizing hearts
Among the passers by.
Men who have seen and ,honght and felt,
Yet could not boldly dare is rs
The battles brunt, but by Thy side
Will every danger share. 81
Stand for the right; proclaim il loud,
Thou'lt find an answering tone
In honest hearts, and thou no more
Be doomed to stand alone. Fl
" -
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-03-18

"a "Landlord,'' said an exquisite,
''can you enable me to realize from your
culinary stores the pleasure Of few
dulcet murphies rendered inoxious by ig.
neous martyrdom? He asked for swee,
poiatoe baked. la s..a s..
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-03-18

~ Professor Mccormick is perfor-
ming the feat Of walking on the ceiling of
the Bowery Amphitheater, New York.
with his head downwards. The means
by which the featis accomplished are
not perceptiole. b aes 4 ii
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-03-18

JUsTIoE.-Justice il is said has no
eyes. 1t were well she were without
ears o: hands, and then she would Meth.
er be misled by lawyers, nor bribed by
clients. 1sl urst
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-03-18

~ One of the jurors who was en-
gaged in the trial of the Forrest case has
preserved his shilling. and had the fol-
lowing inscription engraved thereon:
1.-The fee received for six weeks duty as
juror on the Forrest Trial, aud worn as a
memento Of the perfect innocence Of
Mrs Catherine N. Forrest 81
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Agricultural Meeting.

Alta meeting Of the Board of Directors
Of the Wapelio County Agricultural So
ciety, held at Ot,umwa on The 9Th day
of March, 1852, ]. w. Hedrirk Presi-
dent of the Society in the chair, and ].
w. Norris Secretary,
Resoired, On motion of U. Diggs that
all members Of the Society present be
requested to act with the Board at this
smeeling. - ,.st....,. -, So.
Resoiced, On motion of U. Biggs, that
Fair of the Wapello County Agricul-
tural Society, be held at Ouumwa, on
the 2Ush day OF October next.
Resoiued, On motion Of J.. w. Nor
ris, that the following be The list of ar
ticles for which premiums shall be a.
warded at the ensuing fair, and the a.
mount OF the Premium on each article.
Reso!ved, On motion of U Biggs that
every member of The Society be COM
mi!,ee to obtain new subscribers.
On motion adjourned,
]. w. HEDRICK. Pres't.
]. w. Norris, Sec'y.
List OF Articles for which Prem
i,aaiis wi.s be awarded nt the
WapeiiO Ccunty Agricultural
Fair, and the amount of Prem
iusas---Fair ;.a Ottuinwa, Ssct0-
bcr 2Oth, 1882. a
!. Corn, 81 for the best 5 acres; So
for the best acre.
- 2. Wheat, 81 for the best acres; 50
for the best acre.
3. Oats, SO fors.he bes, acres.
A. Rye, 81 for the bes. acre.
5. White Beans, So for the bes. acre.
9. Flax, 80 for the best acre.
7. Cultivated Grasses, So for the bes,
acre.
8. Potatoes, 81 for the best ! of an
acre. .
8. Carrots, 81 for the bes, of an acre.
10. Stallion, S5 for the best.
IL. Mare, (Breeding) 90 for the best.
~. Colt q years old,) % for the best.
l3 Mule, 50 for the best.
Ii. Bull, SO for the best. z
Is. Mich Cow, 50 fer The best.
l6. Working Oxen, 50 for the best y oke
Ia. Cali, 81 80 for the best.
l8. Boar, So for the best.
10. Sow, (Breeding) 50 for the best.
20. Buck, S3 for the best.
81. Best specimen OF Grapes. Obs 81,
%. Best cultivated Farm, 40 acres) 50.
23. Best Garden, SO.
24. Best jeans, 10 yards, 81.
20. Best Table Linen, 10 yards, 81.
20. Best specimen OF Needle Work, 50.
81. Best Table Butter, 25 lbs, 50.
%. Bes. specimen Tanned Leather, So.
30. Best Plow, So.
80. Best Cul,iyator, A. a
81. Best Fleece Of Wool, 50.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-03-18

Arista, the present President Of Mex
leo, was once mechanic in Gin, o.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-03-18

In honest hearts, and thou no more
Be doomed TO stand alone.
Democratic Convention at Dow
ningviile, in the State OF Maine.
ITO Choose Delegate TO the Balimore
Conrention and decide on the
30 - Presidency. aa aa
DowNINovILLE, STATE OF MAiNE,2
February 0, 1852.
OH The following notice was posted up
brigh, and early yesterday morning. on
the Westinghouse, and on the cen.re
school house, and on Bill Johnson's s
store: RI ,v4a aa7sz &. ,sgtssfaasEt
"NoTIcE-DRaocRATs AROUSE!
The Democrats Of Downingville,
mithout distinction Of party. are re-
quested TO meet at the centre school
house tomorrow evening. February 9th.
al seven O'Clock, 10 settle the question
about the mex. Presidency, and choose a
Delegate to the Baltimore Convention.
The country expects every Democrat TO
do his duty. and the whole Democracy
of all parties is especially requested 10
attend. The interest of the country
and the Democratic party is a, stake.--
! Therefore come one, come all. And il
is ex pected lha, every true Democrat will
leave al! party prejudice al home.
.sBY ORDER OF THE DEMOCRATIC TowS
rs- s--'IT~9 comn,rTrv''
~.
l.u1n' ~ Ne ...,s 49,, ~ n,,,,s..,; 80 -;
se' anu n III 'Iao III. -
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-, s,as nnan;,na1s,i. 49, c,,.;r
ua'l 40" , ~ MA Ss,h S,:Iil 1ashaoI,nns
nan aa 49, ~ saa.e,s. Tna," Iasb
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ociofe W .eem' " :. ~ ps.s sesas .ne 4ues
sion aoou, ae aeAs '.usny' I
( choose D1iega1e !" Dai,''iu.e. As
uie.e 70 wv" . oian.nos y sne .,,s u''
wh,cil sia,a We 'aAG iioiu =. nls.
Doc'ol Drugs nov NV aa. we 1ne
me 4ues'io. y nie Iiesiueh'y nis' 90
.ha. cou'es n's' ~ u'o no.:oe' anu : A'
mas = .ne ila,h ,n. aueSaun. ;,,as a.,
N, HiN
iep1n' p;m spu wA Pis@s. IT,. sh,,n ,o,,d vo;.s
uI,I -. .haSo M Cha;rmsn
a sha.,i ~ so sa.. aar,, r ~, - Nv, ore Question
ne g. ,,. -, 80 sons,h;ng 10 sav 6rst
..:sl r., .aa,,Id {. ,ha hes, WV
- ~" M - a"a ..a.s T p,a Nc M no,;o,. of ,aL;ng
s.ss H1 e g ~ n.lar :, ,hs no, sena Lee
~ .u "a =, - - warL ond cboose . neleoate
G-s,N b;,s ,ys .re cool and go into the
p.as;,,an.. .s,srwards We are ali mi.
a,'snd nn.o;mons now and i i the lar.
zoe, 'asa,;na If The Democracy that we
ss.s h.d s'nca Old H;cIorvs second
=, ,ooIs :. ;c d. caod Ola H;cL.
.;,n.s wa. con,;na hscL .aa;n and
~ nan,oorao, n 80 ,ha .o,,n,rv Yill once
no '.o.o nI1 ~ ~ ;,s lao Now ! saw seeing
% ..o,s. so,;n,o l;r,e ,.lear smooth water'
don,, ,s, ne r;le !, The nex, presiden.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-03-18
HOUSE.

Mr.. Disney presented resolution Of
the Legisiture OF Ohio for the consuuc-
ton of a canal on the Indiana side of
the Ohio river at the Fails. Referred to
the Committee ON Roads and Canals.
Mr.. MASON said that a bill for this
purpose would be reported to the house.
~ The House renewed the consideration
of the bill granting the righto of way and
donation of lands TO Missouri for railroad
purposes.
Mr.. BENNETT concluded his speech
favoring equal legislation towards all the
States opposing the grab game in which
The most clamorous would get an undue
share.
Mr.. STANLY obtained the floor and
moved the previous question:,
Mr.. CAMPBELL wished him to with
draw the motion to enable him TO answer
the grave charges brought agains, Ohio
and the Western States.
The previous questions was seconded.
Mr.. BENNETT moved to recommit the
bill, with instructions to report subsli-
tute making an apportionment OF land 10
all the States for public Improvements.
Rejec,ed-yeas 20, nays 96.
The bill was then reported to the Com
mittee of the Whole. u
The House then went into considera-
ton OF the bill giving to every citizen,
head of a family homestead and l6O
acres, to be occupied and cultivated.
The bill was debated until the House
adjourned.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-03-18

q EprroME OF FRENCH HIsroRy. I'm
versal suffering and vote by ballot.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-03-18
WASHINGTON, March 3.
SENATE.

Petitions were presented for and a.
gainst Woodsworth's patent, and against
the renewal Of NeCormick's patent for
reaping machine. .esT .s -.. a,g~
MIR. MILLER presented petition from
Ohio. Illinois and New York, praying
the passage of L law making public lands
free to actual settlers. ,..s.-,
Mr.. WADE petition for grant of land to
aid in construction of wagon road from
the Mississippi river 10 Oregon.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-03-18
: From Washington.
Thirty-Second Uongress-FirBt
ss1a Iii Se5aion. syy

H"IIH EEH SEN / Z. 1f IH# V#u -
The chamber vas crowded to the. ex.
ientthat the Senators could scarcely gain
10 hear Clemens reply to
Rhe;i, which was commenced yesterday
morning. During The debate, sharp words
passed on both sides. -- 4.
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DuEs-DE CRAFTS PILE REM.

rDy-in E,tsrra Application Isn pfep sfa,,ea J,
blessisg oftts age, ,I hosiases na,t seease
49, ~ am and torment rosn Pis and w-na ave "a
,s ~, 800 10 cone. but fer De GhAFts sns1J
Mn, have used i enc aifn, woaid no. .s.s az
= tbe beueft have received from the nfs. 81,
A1.,ker ,ays II acsdike acharm "a my ease cooya.
hss vel been disappOIt ted, except happily 80 ""'''
gromptly attended 70, directed post Yao 70 H. I.., at
p''"'"' u. DE GRAFT. No iss tas s',a ~
II MAJ be bad fths foo"sS Srass.r %
d CrBn.be No 2SSBesery r Dor.iaas ge Is5 rxsd
: lone. Bailey No q l Mssd, Nc ~ =
10 on 40 10 sai BIZ diva Headsy Tss
and is,h Jose Ms.t..n NG w an B.soisI-
e.. ~ Ms..y No il Pearl ~ II Ies NJ.
ii Bsw' Dsac CO No 49, b.sS@ AZ ana am
t'5 Br.1S-sy 10 sss ssb sT Gasap6.n ccndis NO.
lt6 SHAY ~ Ibos p. Morris, No % Msrrst.
b CO. smith 90 s. Eliot e,ssr spa as
as, So JOIN e. conner Grand and Eln-ss, No e
sL' "a All respectable d uggsts also Of Josn
~ ~. xs,st No. III GresnvieAEa 10 imSis~
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6ales bp Anfticn.
ANTHONY J BLEEcEgR, Auc,l9neer. .,.,
~ hi ~ utIIT mac D'HS

ANTHONY ] BLEEcKgR, Aue,i9neer. m,
~ VALUABLE BUILDING ID to
- or 81 Az 33d and AID ats az Anctioa -. y hoN
BLFFCKER VIII sell a. a"c,ion ItErDAf' ya"- -
ia52 al y oc..ck az tie Merchants EIrnaAse' ''' i
loving valuable valuable Pro -erty. W - . 81 81,
FTVe Lots and Iert the HOttn -"ss' ''s4e' - - -
"a 3sf. It all fronting the avenue 90 =.
Alto 10 Lots IN II the an0Ve, IRONING ID ~ s'''
each lot beng 20 by - feet 9 ms IN deptn , ..
AIso Lots On the east side % % a' eOAhisAps ~
feet 81 ins north Of 3sd-s' -, . ..oi,,, az
A,s Lots on the north side II I'D a eommeAcn NJ %
feet WeSt Of the an aF. -, III. 10 the
For fnaps terms mud further paLtcuiaTs Apply 20 >,
Auctiotesr, No. Broadsi mo I''''
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NOR SALE EXCHANGE, or LOAN

j A Grand PAHObhMII HIhhUh OF N.IsINA,
beautifully oaInted AMI Faithfully represents LAsdscaps
scenery et5 sketches from SAtnrs. Illustrating We
religious ceremonies, costume, manners anu ocs
ions M life CHI presenting IA OLs evening en-
t.rtalnnent an amount II amusement ana im.imAloh
equal 10 journey thIOughse Celestial hmpne ar
,stipe written Lecture descending the Psnrama, Hcon
pasies This costly AID liable Painting Is the bsss sa
O,t penaneIt sud geBers1y interesting ever sih.eo
an his county. ara the haEds q )mcetent IeisDn
fo,tune could be rea Zed from in sh0r time tseshut
fell INTO the hands Of she peten, 0Nner sAa nc rs ~
tine 10 attend 70 exhibiting y. ne "lissh TO- gu
favorable terms 0 payment, for cash on ekea~ass ~ "
Ian n 10 enf and possible peron, ~ erh' On
sb,res Appy mns ds' ais 70. % address t2ost psm q,
ilo IL JOSEPH DAWSON 10. u "all-S y T.
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CREEDoM FROM COUGH in TEN

IL MINUTES, AFTER use over any doses n saeaVSt
for as cents BRYANS PULMOSIn WAtS So ~.
coushs Colds Asfhna, Bronchitis, HJaseness, 80
ThToaf Dacat Breathing, Ihauenzi, Consn,gy.lcs So
ali DISEASES Of tie Chest and Lungs; taese a., ss.c,
i.s,sn, relef I'd when psnsveY cd Ill never e.I
1870 a. rnI. HALL, RI CKLEs 90 :.
no a ssThistp Wholesale Agents No z40 "f''A
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r ". wr>rcorr. Arctloaesr.

X W Wc>rCorr. Ancucneeg
MONDAY MORNING az IL o'clock,
I'VE aarge and des rahs s.soStmsns Of aadso FUR
NITUhE and BEDDING ~. l46 G;era~lch .hav-
irg been sofage vii - sF'5t0 o,s 10 the my 4es,
bidders har dsome sofas p dressing and paia bureaus
IS mahocan chairs mahogany rockers. q hedsteAis.
large feather beds. hNr mattresses. good carpets,
dsn ash lounges 80 locking glasses dining and tea Ia
bss ceuteT bier and fancy tables book cases.
piano stools ivory hsIcled cutsiv nch opal vases aad
manel oman ents 80 tubs wish quantity ~ ethef F1s-
nue, &c (Tan shue.) Catalogues on The mornng OF
sale ll9 AZ
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VORKyILLE PROPERTY a, AIrC-

II TON i6th Jan isjs-kAECUrORS SALE or
IS LOIS BY order If J. ~ seaman. Executor Of the
estate II David S,Assn vii - 80 at public Auction
TIE Merchant ExchatT~ On FRlD Az, jan IS. ~ 70
O'Clock By A J. BLEkCkER - Lots, sitnaiea On tbs
ID sv between Slf S3f It's and on the 3h Az, De-
tween 9TH and 9Sthst ata o. l01ih ahd lofh So be-
tNe'n elh aud nh-as Also oDe rear ot ga the ssfih
wee OF sd 81 between STA sEd m avs > eei fds -
~ set etep ga sds ana 100 feet 81 the otaef ls
as. the hfcs tfent House No 1871 Forsyth 81. 10 y -
ANo tLe hes us- No 100 York Br0oSlya. iot p b.
- - $" ne fa1e House n. " fsriAH 81 Broo>Jn.
cent on the lth Feb ~tsn ne eesas WI be de- vorsd
90 ger csh' nav Fema Ga boud and mortgage Or tso
years, II cent TOE rurchaser 70 paw er he bauh
ard motgage, and ais1 the aucl,aeers lee Ma. nav
&c bad at No bsesd &c tso iel pate ilars Of sale
IftRs
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DHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.-Tenth
4 sesson-Tle secosd Concert Of this Season WI 20
gwen Oh SATURDAY EVESlNG. Ja1uay ~, ~ MIDI nr
nal nlec.s 10 be reformed The EToIca symphony BY
Reef oven and the Oyertures-Ihe Nalcnympn anu
0ferrn trnIlcat,0Is r tickets &c, NAV be made a.
The stores of N,ssrs schaenberg LUIS No iSj Broad
,1ay md Ar p Wsizel, No 2l3 Fulton ST., Brooklyn
'83rs L. ENsibN, seoIesli!-
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CROSSING the

w DELAWARE over twenty thousand people have
already visited LEUTZES great rational picture Of
WASHINGTON CROSSING TIE DELAWARE, now
exhibiting At STUYN ESANT INSTITUTE, No 90 Broad
way The picture represents the moment when the great
Genera ead OF Tie Of the army 10 steering amd,,
the masses If floating 20 the opposite shore IN sna
boat surrounded Gen Greene Col hunror' oheeH'
soldiers and nOs.lnen go
Oven every week day from A. NJ. 70 lOP NJ Admis-
son u children l2 cents season tcke''
Descr ptlon OF the picture Ct cents IL. III
subscription book new open for the pfnt "hlch WIZ
hs he most beautiful and largest line engraving ever paD-
shed s saIn. 3gN22i inches Suoicroefs Only are eh1F
LED - The inducements set forth in me prossectus
dil luTHThkS
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fine ARTS.

VALUABLE PAINTINGS. by Durand,
Church srd others American and foreign artists
ars furuhe fs copyiag both oil and water co.ors AZ
No FIRST door New-Y0rk University. Nv ok"H
THE AMERICAN ARTISTS ASSO-
i CATION DISTRIBUTION viii axe place %
THURSDAY EVENING Jan II. Subscriptions WILL DC re.
ceIvd al the Gallery No 40 Broadway As the er lenses OF
Tnsf tuition borne By the Artists themselves tney are
a. abl,C 70 distribute larger number u pfzes IN rv0f-
nm 10 he amount Of money subscribed than caa os dose
- - sirciisr ksxcc ialion i3otTaThxS
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SIRF. HEADS WoRK-PARIS IN

- liz i. HEAD - w OhN -tANl IN
~ ie5l-G p. PUTNAM viii publish THIS MORN
ING printed from the proof Shees received IN advance
% publication. Greet IRON Mt Murray, the London
publisher:
A FAGGOr OF FRENCH STICKS, or, Pans IN 1851.
BY ST Francis Head, author OF Bubbles from the BIun
Len Of Nassau" sc.
Dung by blel residence the French metropolis,
eNceItTg hYee Gays.I totally shstaued fom other
scctty than thai which had The happiness 10 enjoy
TIE public streets My amusenents consisted solely IN
picking up literary sicl picked up exactyn the order
AKA state IN which Glanced find them They thin,
DIV apess crooked headesS and po,nteSS In the depth
II winter, however, fssgot Of real French s,icksa
though OF little intrinsic valnemay possibly enveR for
few moments English hTeslde" Extract rom Preface
g AMfNCAS COINS AND COINAGE. Gss1 snd
Silver Cons, Counterfeit Cons and Bullion with NJ Mt
Values &c. b. J r. EcAieldt and " E Dubois Assay
ers Of the L. s Mint. vol Svo cloth With Eugrav-
ingS OF Cons, &s G 2. PUTNAM, Publisher n u
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J,Nks NJ. MILLER Anc.Ioneel

A UCTION SALE.-The undersigned,
IN assignee Of Joha Adnance viii sell At Public
Auction unitss previously disposed II at pnyae sseD
al the Court House IN Poug psie, on MONDAY. the
26ih OF January next 10 o'clock the forenoon, the
house and late Of said Aduance situate on tbs
north aide Mil st. and sinlng the Second Re brmed
Dutch Church The lOt has front Of % feet, and depth
Of 800 feet and well stocked with choice variety Of
Shrubb.ry and Fruit The house is large well Arranged
and very convenient. Idl7 4wS& hsl JOHN A. STORM
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F. COTTON Auctioneer.
4 ENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNt-

~ TUBE, r. Sc.-F. COTTON Will sell en- SAT-
DhDAl Jan TO- At 10, oclsck. the Auction Rooms,
No. - Beekman Il and No 80 Ann a. a very large
scTnen of rch Cabinet EuInure the stock Of dealer.
ard VIII comprise large OF every description
OF Goods. such az Rosewood and Mahogany Sofas. Ma
hcsany and Rosewood Chals Card and Boob Cases.
ardTotes Secretaries, D,vsne. Mahogany anil B.asS
Walnut Rockers. Marble ton Center and Card Tables
Dining and Tea do. Oiess AMI Plan BuresuY Mahogany
aud Black Wall " French Bedseads Dress Tables Office
Desks and Office Chans BEDS. Addresses Carpets and
on Cloths. PlleaseFs Lade. Work Tables, Patent aud
PLAIN Bedsts ads Glasses CoucheS and Couch Beisteads
MaIble-tOp Bedroom Furniture suite. Kitchen furni-
tuTe. &c. Also, a lot II second hand Furniture.
NB Catalogues ready a. 9 clock A VI On Saturday.
70 2ts
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nAGUERREOTYPE.--Just out

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IL press Of the desirable works published,
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