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Cy- BeutciIc Light Guard, Headquarters No.
10 Avenue ID, Feb. ID isaa-On motion 1t was anani'
niorsy
that the thanks Of the Company be and are hereby
pubiey rendered 70 Messrs. Quntard, fsTon Harvey,
MsLsuehhn Powers 4 Schoonmaker Ounce, Boutelle,
Bremen Blum Herring, for the very handsome prizes
nd the Company BY the and also TO the judges
Msss.s Hryev John " Steinteld and Bent T. Rhoads,
Coz the ve-y impartial manner in which they awarded the
prizes r. d. TuOhNE, Ohh'
Gro RAyMoSn Sccy.
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polio ROoMs-THEoDORE Els

n rrJ n ,ssree,f,x announces that his psxt CLASH
CAL OUARTfTTE SOIREE, the Filth Of the Thru Sea-
SON VIII take place Il TIE Apollo Rooms No. fle broad
way, On SATURDAY Feb ~ 1855. See s1aaa bills
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WANTED-Part of q House, consisting Of o.

ITO YOUNG HOUSEKEEPERS--A Gen.
t.msn ard his Wife (havas two ehildren) dssrous
OF selecting and House in Broekyu N eonneetion
and inquiry prove mutually agreeable 10 each other
but persons perfect rcspecahty need answer Addfe,
through the New-yosk City Post Office, y" HAMMER
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broadway THEATER-E.A MARSHALL,
- Sole Lessee--THIS EVENING. Feb. I8-BeneGt
of Mile. PoUGAuD, when will be performed
81 CUPID Or DOROTHY'S FORTUNE. .
Cir Valentine May Mr. Conway Queen Bee. Mr.. Daydse
Dorothy Budd. Mics Emma fltLp.tilCA
To be followed by two GRAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
To conclude with POPPING THE QUESTION:
Doors open al 81 commences att. Boxes and PaTquet
80 cents; Upper Circle, &c.
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ITO LET or LEASE. on favorable terms-A

Il yslusele piece Of P@psty Brosd~sy, above Canal
joining street forming an eli Of 1xso Ths buiins o.,
Broadway can be altered into stores AID oees small
prernss rscirna are Sxloo which be bad with thu
above Hdesred This property well fr large
rarely 20 BE- met With II not let leased win b
altered to sol. any lind u business Yg terma ks Apply
az No NJ Jehn-st. 70 Y. VI. ATrWATkn, No. 81
NeDoussl-st from 10 10 Il and 3tol
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tn suir,ugI Notice. feel il my duty Medium
10 state 10 the public that have Investigated the Spiritual
RsJping and DO say that sPnt and can prove 1t to
any iea''ha''' '''"' H. BURKIART
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T,OLETor for SALE-Two Houses and Lots
:, ya,tviI,e o, szdst, betwesn = and k<svs, With
= ,n.ss mnsrss wslk Of thu railroad aases ioqac %
de- prsnises " ss Ne. - Tniesypses.
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vr,ur BRYAN CALLERY of CHRISTIAN

mes b, the nest ceebrssed Masters in chronological
Ger, ffsm GUIDO DE slENNE, "a. D. lsSl,l down 70
HORACE NERNET. is nov opsn 70, hxnasnon At re
A NJ 10 s p A. and Ito 10, 2. NJ. Admission q GEMS.
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TIE Last Chance 20 See D
PISLEYs ILLUSTRATED KlNEh
1lTHAMHS, and the whole VI the CITY Of LONDON,
Of No. soo Broadway Commencing Every Evening AZ q
o'c sck and on SATURDAY, AFTERNOON 81 o'clock
Descriptions by J. Ii. HAMMERSLkY, ND.
Admission reduced 10 only = cents
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VIII be Published
, NJ ~

VIII be Published
ON the 18th of March, ISAAC LAQUE-
~ DEM BY Alexander Dumas This book" sAys pa-
mas "is the one on which stake reputstion IS saye
pent 10 years in completing IT," Also IN few days, TIT
1ATANfsF' or the RAJ AND THE IDEAL, by Ella Rod
man author of any Grandmothers Recollcetons," ke,
Sc BUNNELL PRICE, Publishers
No. I2l Fultonst, New-fork.
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Houses Wante0.

Eonsee Wditte0.
HOUSE WANTED.-A two story and attic
Il three-.tcry hccse wanted in GOOD location
the side the city below Canal Above slst.
Rent no, 70 exceed & per annuio. Ad5esf- Boz No.
2g;6, PcscOfiee
WANTED 10 HIRE. for the Summer
w Season Furnished House in the eoantry. OF easy
access either by railroad steamboat hcise with
Pleasant grounds attached TO preferred Address Box No.
64a General Post otice giving description and rent
WANTED-Part of 3 House, consisting OF
w two Rooms and two Bedrooms four roons Ia all .
with closets ard Cotton water convenient by email re-
spectacle family Of three personslccatoo belwesn <h
ard 9TH avs ieh and s5thstS Address BUILDER, fnbuns
Office.
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GOAL YARD for SALE-In good location.
h.l.ne- eu u1s,rt..ze TOR term q yezra Apply 10
WALTER MEAD, No - Broadway.
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"ALLACK's misunderstanding
w w. WALLACE, Lessee-J w. LESTER, Stage Man.
aeer.--THlS EVENING. Feb Is. will be presented,
THE IRISH HElRESS.
Sir Wm. Stanmore. Wecct Lord VIM Daventry. Blake
Major Fuss. Brougham Norsh Merton. Mus keene
THE REVIEW.
Caleb Quotsm. Mr. Walcot Lucy ......Mrs stephens
Doors open st 81 O'Clock; performance commence att
Parquet and Dress Circle 80 cents; Family Circle y cents
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A SMALL BUSINESS WANTED to PUR.

IA CHAsE-Bys Lady who BOW occupies four roons n
Nansb Grsk which may De exchanged for hse number
Of and shop IN this cry. The cesh VII be pad Tor
the stock and business which 1 not exceed $500 Loes-
ncn pretrrtd wesI Of Broadway, below Can.l Addre~
CASH, care OF " B. Palmer, Advertising Agent, staL
KID and value Of stock and al particular. previous 70 Ski
February ms. Al
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DANVARDs PILGRIMAGE 10 JERUSA-
ID LEN and the HOLY LAND isnow open THE
GEORANA,
No sec Broadway, adjoining the Metropolitan Hotel
Painted from Authentic Drawings made upon the spot BY
Mr. BANyARp in person. Pictare MOVES every evening
az u and On Wednesday and Saturday afternoons e.
o'clo-k Admission 50 cts-shil6ren half price
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FURNISHED HOUSE to LET.-The firss.

class hree-sory and attic House No. 2o1 West ishst,
between 9Th and 9hays let with Furniture to private
family The house very pleasantly situated and standing
ca lot of % by ls5 has the advantage Of spacious gar
dem Not TO be let for Boarding house Can be seen be-
tween the hours OF aud 5ocock For further particulars
apply to WILLARD, sWEENY 4 ANDERSON,
Attorneys, No. 81 ChAnbeTss Of.
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WANTED-TO 90 short distance from the
w city Woman 70 DO the work Of Cook. sshsr AID
lrorer FOR small family. One who understands her oas-
ness VII End good home Apply, hetween the hours
Of 10 and u oelo Friday, the ONCE Of C. bOOA-
HAM, No. lta Grand-st.
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ITO LET-Store No. 662 Broadway, (stay
l. ysssnt Institute from la Nay nett Also AsE oA.
lery sky hsbfl for Paintings, 6sstussy. kc A c1ns
sui.able Ter Professional LiteTsry. ETC., etc. Apply s
Asen. at the Institute, No $50 Bpsiwsy
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~ Ncw-York Division No. 4 =. OF THE
are requested the regular meeting THIS
EyTNINO. 10 discuss tne propneiy of holding public
metfLRs. By order. IHOS. LDOEh<1Ei, ~ ..
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ITO LET or LEASE-Tw0 stores, vith DseE
Il ins, EOs lez and Ies - .as Y - 80, -
,ss.st ASoIy 70 4. LEwIs HCTCHIS0S. 10. " John
a freu II 20 Il o'clock
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NIBLO's GARDEN.-Mad. III. SONrAGs
IN SEVENTEENTH NIGHT-NOTICE.-The public
respectfully informed that the Open Season will shortly
closa limited iuEber Of Nights remain only TO be gyen.
On FRIDAY, Feb. 49, positively last nj ht Of
THE DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT.
By Mad. SONTAG, Signors BADIALI, POZZOLINI 6c.
Secured for sale at No. IS Wallst, and the Box
Office Opera commences at " O'Clock.
CORBYN'S ILLUSTRATED OPERA BOOKS, contain
ing the lfa ian and English words with the Of the
principal Airf are for sale Nblos Garden Price Is
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THE SE
al..l.A ....nL

n ser snnurn tao copies FOR IS Ten for go Adver'
dxsmsp.s cents line for each Insertion
GREELEY X AcELRATH, Publishers
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HOuSE in ihe COUNTRY to LET-Ia the

ITO LET.-Two Elegant Marble front Build
ings OF Court and Sd place having al modern
improvements and just finished Posssss st May
rent 70 Msy nominal Apply to A. JAY SMITH, No q
Wallst.
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~ g. Edward. Lester, Esq, at the invitation

70 g. Edw0rds Lcster, Esq., az tlie lnvltatlon
of the Mechanics In stute will deliver Lecture on SAT
URDAY EVENING, Feb. 10 at @ o'clock in Stuyvesant
Institute on The Eemens which make up an Independent
WORKING Man Tickets admitting Gentleman aud Lady,
IS cents For sale the st Nicholas Aston House and
American Hotels Stnnger Towuscnds Book Store,
der Baruum Muse UNI; the Mechanics Institute No.
Bowery, and at the Stuyvesant Institute.
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RUSlNESS.-A smart active man, 20 buy an
- interest II very profitable business paying arg,
yearly income None need apply 1n.sss he command
q cte cash and devote has whole time. As be VII lave
large amour, Of business under his charge Address win
real naEne, Tribune O.toe, d. DAVID.
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FVV DIAN TIINIc ~ I NNIVl N'NNHt"V
Il Shop, doing good business with al the LatheS
Tools Engine and Boiler Sc lease Of shop tor 1--WE years
No charte for GOODWILL Of busiress Apply 70 L MILLS
No 10 Broadway; or of JOHN MILLS, No. 5ls Sth-st
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IA cALlSoasIA, OREGON. AND The SANDWICH ISLANDS,
pabsbed on the departure OF each Mail Steamer for
;ssSes Prce st cents per copy.
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re- q. u. Alas Febmsry-l152-The Order OF
Insd will according 70 their usnal custom
Tie approaching anniversary Of the Birth day OF
the In mortal WASHINGTON, on TUESDAY, I'D inst,
by Public Procession under the direction OF Capt JOHN
q HFLME as Grand Marshal the route of which will be
asfoows Form the east side Of 6thav night resting
on I4hs at 10 o'clock, AM precisely, and proceed up
I4th to Broadway around Union Park, down 4ih and
Bowery Chaihgn and down Chsthnmst 20 the PARK,
though the Eat front of the City Hail. where
will pass before His Honor the Mayor and Com
mon Council and from thence proceed up Broadway 10
Metropolitan Hall where the Procession will enter and at
IL O'Clock precisely Grafton will be delivered By Bro.
NV BRYCE, ED and other appropriate exercises will
take place By order of the Committee OF Arrangements
WILLIAM b. WEISS, Chairman
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"ANTED-A respectable American Wo-
w man. to take the entire charge Of four yoznG chill
of the baby a, night None but thoroughly competent
need apply and one able and willing 20 accomplish
her whole dNiiss A. above described To such one
6esirable situation viii be offered Apply AZ NO. soi
Greeres 81
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CANVASSERS WANTED.-Seyeral active
~ Canvsssers wanted, to in the sale Of new
work just published large per oentage VIII be allowed,
ard circulars given for distribution. Apply al the pubhca
tor Office of htssrs FOWLERS WELLS, 1871 Nassal-st.
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THE MUsloAL WORLD AND TIMES,

LARGE weekly journal, Of sixteen pages edited by Richard
Willis which musical and writers
county medium Of communication with the
public rs WORTH OF the very
brilliant and instructive
complete familiar instruction in harmony, which
attractive musical read
celebrated musicians, musical
tory, truthful crcns OF musical publ
and pick
novelty and incident, both foreign and domestc the whole
and valuable record OF musca art 10
possible The Of country chois and Of ladies' wish
who living near music stores, are
pecaly attended F.s - -.
Terms copy S3 copies, ST. five copies, $40; and
sending of i've extra copy for his trouble
Address Willis publishers Of the Musical World and Times
57 broadway, New York (.
Asornra subscribers also publish The
Monthly elegant journal OF eight each
pages nakpg forty eight
year, great variety musical reading matter The
Monthly designed for the especial benefit Of the
OF knowledge
and simple music aad whose purses require
b. furnished a. he cheapest possible rnie. .
Terms One copy, 50 cens three copies, ten copies, %
and sending club OF twenty
an extra copy for his trouble Addre. DvEn WILLS
NJ. BCieEymen will be supplied with the Musical World and
Times dollar and with the Monthly Musical Gazette
a wenty Ave year
obtain uecbers for the above named publca
ions. Liberal commission allowed.
subscribe the volume begins on the
hrst OF January 1853.
Jan l3-d3m ........
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A BEAUTIFUL PREsrsr.-We bad yesterday submitted
to inspection, from the mandatory OF Gait Broth.
era very beautiful gold comb weighing fity-scven PEN
nyweshis, and ornamented with twenty three diamonds
being presen, from Mrs President Fillmore 10 the lii
tie Aztec girl lately exhibited in this city This mystic
rious little creature, 10 company with her dminuive and
equally mysterious male companion, having visited the
presidential mansion, excited very lively interest in the
esmable donor, who gave expression 10 her kindly emo
tons by directing the manufacture and bestowsl OF the
generous gift above described Valuable as il nlrins
csy is il will doubt be most highly priced by The
recipient as memento OF the happy hour she spen, a
the White House. The inscription upon the comb is
President Fillmore's family present 10 Bartola."
Nat Iukltgsnep
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DEATH or Mr. PETER, THE BRIrrsn CONSUL AT Pun
ADELPHIA.We announce with siAcere regret the death
OF William Peter, esq her Britanlc Maestys consul for
Pennsylvania and New jersey He departed this life after
short illness, at his residence, in Third street, yesterday
afternoon, at four o'clock in the oath year OF his age
MT Peter appointed consul in $780, and occupied The
post to the period OF his death. He formerly men,
Der OF the British Parliament having been returned to
represent the borough of Bodmn the county of Corn
wall, and he distinguished himself by his advocacy OF
wing and liberal measures He gentleman OF fine
education, polished writer ripe scholar and The author
OF several able literary productions Ia his capacity OF
consul he was highly efficient, and was much esteemed
and respected in this community.
tPhiL Inquirer Of ycstrdry
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LATEST FROM BuEsos AYRrs.-Just paper is
ready for the press says the Y Commercial Advertiser,
we are favored with letter from which the following
is an extract:
BuEsos AYREs Dec s.--We in the midst oil another
revolution. few res,Iess and dissatisfied chieisIns
raised forces in the county, and have surrounded the
OF November, has resigned, and governor has
been named The outsiders not yet satisfied and It
u supposed they want one Of their own leaders for
tisans ~ the late governor R5.ss All business
pended bu, we hope the matter will he arranged with
op bloodshed. fear, however, that no arrangement
that can be made will keep them quie, two months.
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Supreme Court or the United states.
TUESDAY, February 8, 1853.

TUESDAY, February 8, 1853
No So b. ID. Harris Us. VIM. Hardeman ct al. in
error TO The circuit court of the United States for Mis-
sissippi.
Mr. Justice Daniel delivered the opinion OF this court,
affirming the judgment Of the circuit court with costs
No SO Benjamin I. Reed appellant, u.s. WIN. Nj. Peck
ct a. The argument Of this cause was concluded by
MIR. Goodrich for the appellant.
No. 6l The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad CON-
paDy plaintiff in error, Elias H. Derby. The argument
in this cause was commenced by Mr.. Campbell for the
plaintiff in error, and continued by Mr. Bnney for the
defendant in error.
Adjourned until tomorrow at IL o'clock, a. m.
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Avsry's Sewing M.chines-Prtce only 023 i-Pstentcs
her o..

acknowledged by all who have nsed IL to be supe
nos " ns o. any other machine invented, for '
mphc'V, the stitch, and its
ensapncss weighs about rs lbs oa go
wosH heay WIN We smallest mu.iin cambria,
k - Wen . nen woolen, goods ali kinds Of
siher simple that child OF 10 years OF under
na sac WIZ 'spu wthou, Of getting
order md can 90 ~. work Of than
yer IN every respect than can be done
ndependent OF each much every other stitch
cut me scam sun holds GOOD and strong II
W 'han any ohef sewing machine machine
Pec.ary adapted 70 family and plantation use as IL will do All
hmies and plantations. -
The Avery Sewing Machine Company have perfected eir
angemeD manufacturing the SCALE will snnv
number machines The shortest 10
CHARLES NETTLEToN, ISL broadway, New York; eecvs
prompt attention. .s ~. y 800
Dec 23-d6n
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From the pennsyisani Of yesterday
Geo. sanders,s Reply 10 the Washington Union.

When we saw il announced in the New York Herald
thai George Sanders the editor aud Publisher OF the Dem
oeralc % Review had written reply the article which
appeared in the Washington Union, showing up in true
colos the magazine OF Mr. Sanders. waited patiently,
expecting something rich and worthy the foeman with
whom he had deal We have read Mr. Sanderss reply,
and must confess that we have been disappointed, Il is
true, his letter reh; but rich only egosm and i'm
potency We do not remember having read any produc
ton in which there is OF self sELF SELF. | am
the man did az is the burden OF Mr.. Sanders's
theme
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The waves Of sorrow DER thy soul
la dark and bitter anguish roll.
Add mid the darkness and the strils
The weary spirit turns from life
But let me tell, sad heart, 10 thee,
The simple faith that comforts me.
Tha. beauteous boy, thy pride and care,
Hath still body bright aad fair
That loving spirit. clothed anew,
And IN celestial garments, too
OH coud'st thou see it's gentle face
Thine eyes would all the features trace
roaT bOy-and yet so wondrous fair.
You gaze through tears ia rapture there;
All glorious in his robe OF white,
Your child, aud yet a seuph bright
You cannot wish him back again,
A dweller ia a world of pain.-
Then, mother, lot thy fearless faith
Believe what our Redeemer saith
Within his and his breast
Thy one e,oe lamb doth sweetly rest
precious pledge, hostage given,
To wait thy own release TO Heaven.
Perchance thy bleeding heart will say,
cannot trust, cannot pray.
As well may bird whose quvering heart
Doth feel the arrows cruel smart,
Plume its crushed wings, forget its pain.
Aud soar to other fields again,
As this poor bruised spirit know
One drop of healing for its woe.
Oh listen !" In thy deep distress
will not leave thee comforess !"
While here below, Oft at thy side,
A blessed angel will abide,
loving spirit, good and mild,
And thou shalt kHo,o IL is thy child"
And he will come to thee in sleep,
And, like the guide on Alpine heights,
viii fearless lead thy trembling feet,
Till nought but cloudand parts from Heaven
And then his lille hand will show
The ladder which tho angels climb,
And point thee to the upper skies,
Where faith is lost in sight, and where
He dweils, waiting in love for thee.
A. f. z.
10 swedenborgs beautiful upon Infants
.
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by Il. N. sTRATTON, Auctionecr.

NJ
Pennsylvania dpenue, corner of Ninth street,
DEREMPToRY SALE OF 500 LOTS SUPERIOR DRY GOODS
auction, the stock OF gentleman declining
morning. The 10th instant auction
shall sell without
u gentleman declining business, namely
Superior black and coIored brocade dress silks
plain
French aud English merinos, popns
Delaines, alpacas, giDghams, calicoes
Bombasins, bonnet and mantila velyets
Super black English Grape cherry white
Marceline coorcd Florence, Irish linen
Brown Holland SsIecia linen table diaper, napkins 3
Cassimeres, cassineu, cloths, shawls, &C.
Tems--Sl5 and under, cash Sl thirty
credit satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
B-ds
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nON'T FORGET =. SNYDER, Jr.'., Wine store, Phil
sdelphs, where snd liquors OF reliable
quality and cheap and have them early delivered house
Washington, free OF freight by Adams erpres dropping
sNIpER's Philadelphia
LAM -du
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Washington and Alexandria Boat.

The superior steamboat UNION, with comf
Erke able saloons for the accommodation passengers
ssfMk Hours Of departure for this week: +.
the foot of King street, Alexandria, at g. TO- IL
% O'Clock.
foot Of Seventh street, Washington, o. H. It,
~ O'Clock. .a@..E ... ..... JAMES GUY,
Feb s-lw Captain
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UNCLE TOMS CABIN.-A iife-lke dnguersotyp~ of M.
stowe, snthor Of " Uncle Toms Cahn,n sIhsop =,
Wehnps Gallery Pennsylvania avenue street
Dec i-du
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Hon X. j. WALKgas--f an glad 10 inform you (says
correspondent Of the Baltimore SUM that the health OF
The Hon Robert j. Walker is hourly improving, and that
the late rumors (Which got into the newspapers about
bis decsias health entirely uniounded. Mn'Wslke'
will soon give us a ske,ch Of bis philosopbic-poihcal
tour through Europe II will be work Of the highest
interes, TO both hemispberes.
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A Great Chance make Moncy-from s5 20 $40 per
day-by any person incudng smacs in either
Try, with knowledge highly useful discovery OF universal de-
mnd which win forward return OF msi on enclosing TO
John b. HoI 2o7s This chance for
dents clerks, nvnds person wishing make
nediateiy = - - = -
Dec
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MIR. Thackeray,s Lectures.

Our readers reminded that Mr.. Thackeray CON-
mences his of lectures this evening at Carus Sa
loon The subiec, OF his first lecture is the Life and
Literary Character OF Swift The succeeding lectures
will be given on the evenings of Saturday and Wednesday
until the course is completed The delinealion OF what
is most interesting in the personal and literary aspects
OF one of the most remarkable Of Engsh literature
by an author who. in his own works, has shown ge-
Mus kindred that OF the great masters whom he de-
scrbes will undoubtedly challenge and secure Tor Mr..
Thackeays lectures unusual share Of the public in
terest and attention. q t.. .e.'