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Letter from the Hon. Vim. II. .Ss,cord.

Ny Dear sir: Have the goodness to place nav name
on your list OF subscribers for the Merchants Maya
zine. regard it as invaluable work for the use
Of all who would understand not m rely commercial
operations in this extending country. but the fiscal
and Commercial questions involved in the aSmjpis-
tration of the government -,' ) =
am, with great respect your bumbI. servant
WILLIAM H. SEwAkD
Freeman Hunt, esq. ~.
The Merchants Magazine is pubhfhed monthly al
l42 Fulton street, New York, by Freeman Hunt, and
furnished subscribers for Five Dollars a year. in
advance. &Gl4.Esr isn 20
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G. L. EMERSON.

Attorney and Counseller.at.Law
DRACTICES in all the Courts of the District. and
i atteeds to the prosecution of Claims before Con-
gress and the Executive Departments
"a Office on Louisiana avenue near Seventh street
jan s.
4 n ARRIVAL at BROWNS HOTEL,
II Just received from the manufactory of WI, !
MeCauley, of Baltimore -
One case of Patent Cork-Sole Boots
One cass of DoubleSole Boots
One case Dress Boots
For sale at the Fashionable Boot Store of
dec f. J. MILLS
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E' which the Chinese Performers will give their
Last NATIONAL EN- rERTAINMENT, which will
include with the Feat called TILE DECAPITA-
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CAKES. PIES. &C.

~ NJ HARVEY, at his Store on Pennsylvania av-
L enue between 9th and It'll streets, opposite
Bro" us Hotel, keeps constantly hand assor3-
ment OF Tea Cakes, Ginger Nuts and ali other kind
OF Cakes, as well as large quantity of Crackers.
Cranberry, Mince Apple, Peach any other kind of
Pie that can be mode at this season. Those who are
in want may be assured that they are fresh and will
be Sold either wholesale retail, as cheap as they
can be bought in the city. mar q
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BANK OF THE United STATES,

Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington.
4 LIST OF Banks taken deposite at par and under
IN by the Bank Of the United States
Bank of the Metropolis .... -. .. par
Bank of Washington
Bank Of the Republic .............
Patriotic Bank
Columbia Bank =.
Farmers & Merchants Bank ......
Exchange Bank g., W., co., - disc't
Farmers q Mechanics Bank, Geo'town . :. par
Mechanics Bank, do -,
Bank of Commerce do
UNCCRHENT MONEY.
All New England Banks. y disc't
City Banks of New York >. X
New Jersey Banks. ...... u Sc
New York States ~ 81
STOCK SECURITY BANKS, D. c.
Bank Of the United States par
ANitohdi bdiiA
Suffolk Bank, (New York; ........
BENZ ELLERY, Cashier.
WASHINGTON D. c., Feb 16. 1858. f-b I6-
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JOHN N. DONN & BROTHER,
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CITY OF
NEWELLS PATENT SAFETY LAMP & FEEDER,
WARRANTED to prevent all accidents from the
w use of Burning Fluids. Any one seeing the
jets will be perfectly satisfied of their safety We
have them fitted to the Solar Glass, and Brittania
Lamps Also Extra Heads and Tubes to fit any Lamp
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
JOHN NJ DOM. L. BRO.
Penn av., bet. 10Th and 18th streets.
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ELEGANT FURNITURE AND H0USE-FUR-
NISHING GOODS.

NlSHlNG GUUOS.
YNHE SUBSCRIBER has constantly on hand at his
i Furnishing Ware Rooms large and well select
ed assortment of Furniture, China, Glassware, &C.,
| comprising
Rosewood, Walnut, and Mahogany Sofas
Arm Chairs, and Parlor Chairs finished in Broca-
telie Plush, and Hair Cloth
Elegant Rosewood, Walnut, and Mahogany full
Slab Dressing Bureaus Wardrobes, Washstands,
Bedsteads, Feather Beds, Hair and Shuck Mat
trasses, &C.,
Gold Band Dinner and Dessert Sets, richly de-
corated
French China Teaware, Flower Vases, Coffee Cups
Silver Plated Casters, Spoons, Ladies, Forks &c.
In short, his stock embraces ALL that is useful or
ornamental in the HOUSE-FURNISHING line, and
| at prices that cannot fail to please
liberal credit will be extended far good notes
references .t.. ~. -ssst .--
dec 10 JAMES G.. MCGUIRE
Regalia, Fringe and Trimming Mandatory.
Mrs LOWE has on hand a few sets of Encamp-
| Nl ment REGALIA, that will be sold without re-
gard to cost.
BIN view of the approaching national jubilee,
beg leave to inform the Committee of Arrangements
shall be prepared to furnish Martial SASHES and
ROSETTES, in all colors, at
MRS. LOVES TRIMMING MANU-
FACTORY. Pennsylvania Avenue,
South side, between 9th and 10th SITS.
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TUBERosE ROOTS.

ME lAFEjust received from Mr. Joshua Pierce,
w LDnsesn Hill a fine lot of Tuberose Roots.
which viii !: very cheap =
ESPEY MORRISON, Druggists.
mar I-oteod Corner of and TIA SITS
f1IIZENS and strangers look here!
" Dodge's Rheumatic Lipiment has proved itself
an invaluable remedy for Rheumatism. Pains in the
Back and Chest, Inflammation of the Kidneys, Con-
fractions of the Muscles, Spinal Affections Ague in
the Breast aud Face, Sore Threat. &C.
The above celebrated preparation is founded upon
an Indian recipe, and reefnvariably follows its USE
Price 50 cents per bottle. For sale by
ESPEY & MORRISON, Druggists,
mar 1-3teod Corner of r and Stb Sts
WANTED TO RENT small house for
~ family OF four persons. One situated between
Sd and 18th streets and Penn. and New York avenue
would be preferred Address box 245 City Post Office
mar 1T
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NEW AND SPLENDID GOODS.
w RITING Desks, Ladies Work Boxes
w GentemenS Shaving Cases
EiShtday Clocks, superior article
Porte Monnies, Bird Cages, &C. received and for
sale low at the 9TH street Fancy Store. ID below F.
dec b A. HAMMOND.
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THIS EVENING MARCH &

Viii be presented the laughaDle Farce OF
THE MILLER OF MILESTONE.
hat9 harraWay Miss A. Lonsdale.
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JUST RECEIVED direct from the importer
- 100 pairs French Walking Shoes (glazed)
80 do do Toilet Slippers a beautiful article
so do Paris Pumps, for the Drawing Room
And now for sale at the Fashionable Boot Store,
Browns Hotel j. MILLS.
ian 81 .s.a ~.
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NATIONAL THEATRE z.

- ''' ~ ~ NENSh Nil iIf"ooFb'
IT, 4. ". FENSO-.....AcTING & STAGE MANAGER.
L. II. B. MarTESoN TREASURER.
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New York Continentals
surslay night visited by invitation of
-onrietor the panorama of the Glance
. World. 1t is on exhibition at Odd
", Hall yet, and those who have not
d it can have an opportunity tonight.
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~ OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT,

A ND large stock of Dry Goods for sale cheap, b,
n WILLIAM X. RILEY.
Corner of Sth ST., opp rsite Centre Market.
feb 24-2w
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Letter from tie Hon Thomas II. Benfon.
WASmNCrnN A,,.

WASHINGTON CITY, April 90 1879
hr Freeman Hunt.-SIa owe ou many thanks
Tor the opportunities hava had read the Merchants
Magazine, and have found it in reality 10 he Maya
zine and that well relleDished of all the useful
matter which the Title would imply. and preset fed
with fullnes and clesrness which delights whe il
lnstructs 1t is, in fact a merchants ma..azipe in
the large acceptaton of the chal Is yho 90
between nations, whose large operate ns bring man
departments OF knowledge, and ayiew of the state Of
the world, into daily requsition But it is not The
great merchant only, but the one of more modest.
but nevertheless, of most useful operrtions-tbe
merchant OF the interior also-who will nd this ma
gazine to abound with the information the pursuit
OF bis business and the elevation Of the mercantile
character requires. Nor is its utility all confined
10 merchants but extends TO the legislator aud dplo
matist, and to ali who charged With manppinp
the affairs of the nation. For myself have foupG
IT most useful to me in my senatorial labors ard
hsve been in the habit for many year, tf c.nful!y
consulting it. ...-'ETe
Very respectfully, sir, your obedicnt servent
THOMAS III. BENTON.
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Fatch U0use.-The following cases were
posed of last night: Henry Brantz, Jos.
ian, Michael Sullivan, Joseph Prant, l..
Lucket, John Burns, disorderly in the
.atre; Jacob Mckinney, Edward Thomp-
D, Catherine McGrath, drunk and disor-
rly; James Handley, George Sullivan,
as John Common, vagrancy; John Car
inter-, John McDevett, J. W. Thompson,
b.
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tai EuA.-Yesterday morning an in
was held over the body of an unknown
2 man at the National Monument. He
.5ly had gone to the top of the shaft
attempted to come down by the rope Of
wing, and lost his hold, and fell upon
: used for hosting stone. A stake
ron hook were driven through his
tearing away bones and flesh and
e him almost instantly. The verdict
L accordance with these facts.
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Extract Of a Letter from Milford Fg2Iuor.

wv ~ " 1-Cetc' .Ifom -HGAfuI0 IUfU!CTe.
bave read it (Merchants Magazine) will a
good deal OF attention. and have he-iaton ia say
ing that think il one of the most valuable rariedi
Gals mat was ever published. TO the merchant II
seems quite indi pensable and to the tate MAJ, ard
man OF general information almost equaIl desirable
1t Is grand repository OF facts and infr,na
uon, which can be found nowhere well dic.cstcd
and so accessible in these numbers ,nIv r.grot
that do lot own the whole work
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st97~ The orphans of the Catholic and
'testant Asylums occupied Combs new
ding on Pennsylvania avenue, near 10th
et, jointly, yesterday during the process
!, to witness it as it passed along.
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

TO THE AFFLICTED.
LIDW Ellis COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
IN DE BEECH DROP; Remedy of wonderful IF.
hc'cy for the cure of Scrofua Kings Evil Uscerous
Sores White SweIlings syphilis and Diseases arising
from inquiry of The Blood.
This extraordinary Medicine is creating immense
excitement among invalids: on account of the many
nderful cures it has recently made 1t is for sale
wholesale and retail, by
ESPEY d MORRISON, Druggists,
mar 1-ecd3t Corner If T. and Ttb SITS
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s. Thomas Francis Meagher will de-
at Carusi's Saloon on Tuesday night
Ire on "Grattan and the Irish Volun-
: -
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90 n)bcm it man Concern.


INFORMATION WANTED Of JOHN or
Il SAML DURGlN. natives Of New Dnrhsm, Mas
should this be noticed by them, any other person that
Knows them line addressed 70 their sister SARAH A.
DuRGlN No. lSe Jays, Brooklyn, L. L. vii be thank
fully received.
NOTICE.-All persons holding claims or de-
~ rands against HENRY GROOM, OF the Cityof New
York which accrued prer 20 the 18th day of December 1851
arr requested present the 10 the assignee AZ his
Office No n Johnst New York. before the 18th day
Of March, lsSS.-New- York, Feb. lSd
AZ i.wsuF~ CHARLES LAWSON, Assignee.
TOARTISTS. Designers, &c-One Hundred
il Dollars Premium The Government Of the Mssa-
ehusetts Charitable Mechanic Assoc alton having deter
mined procure a new Diploma TO be used 81 the Exh
btion the present year, hereby oasr premium Of One
Hundred Dollars for the best original design for
Artistic aud others who may be disposed to compete will
please send their drawings TO he secretary or before
Saturday. the hirtieth day of April next Each dswins
must have some mark upon and be accompanied By
sealed envelop, bearing similar marx, and containing
the address of the party sending it, For the dessa which
shall be adopted by the executive committee the above
premium will be raid The other des will 0e returned
10 their respective owners demand.
ANY further information may Re obtained by application
70 The Secretary. In behalf OF the Government
FRED. II. SIMPSON, Secretary.
Boston, Feb IS 1885.
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xrUrABrF ROLLING.MILL PROPER

TY for sALE-Ths Subscribers ofer i9r S..S we
f-,;eh Iroa Works situated IN the town o. Orsen"efL
Cnn y miles west of Stamford snd y ries ron rs
ei,v on The Nsnus River being one o. me eesL 80.
,s~. ia H. stare The property consists OF holins
E;l rsr@bIe OF fuishuz 5c0 tuns OF IRON per am
" egptsring ~ blocks, large and srAll a
49,. ~, Dxeszs and barn, Eozethsr " IN eoo't y
I--.o- "a rhsss 9ofks u faU aud snocscstl
opsrsier with material on hand iot soGai isIss op,Is
VIVA HOLDANEk Co, No. 81 WAshinston-st-
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New Books New Books!
DETER PLODDY AND OTHER ODDl-
TIES BY J. c. Neal. Author o." Charcoal sketehes
With ten illustrations BY barley. Soc.
FIRST LOVE. BY Eugene Sue. BIC.
CASTLE AVON. By Mrs Marsh. SIC.
THE BRIGAND. By Harry Hazel 2oc
UGLY EFFIE. BY Caroline Lee HentI. Soc
WHITEHALL; Or, Tar TINES os CROMWELL tnew
edton). sec.
All the New Book, Magazines, 6c, as soon az issued
BUNCE 4 BROTHER, No. l34 Nass,u-st
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DARTLETT's COMMERCIAL and BANK.

IT
DING TABLES-Th This W oTki BY far the most oompre'
bn,ye series of Tables 10 tbs world IL embraces Itme
Sinu Interest Uscpived Tine and Interest htersi de-
count Current Time and ArerGgine, Compound hnte'
Sci1rfi6c Di,couHi both Simple and Compound AHnAH
Iscosc and annuity T1blss al equally adapted 70 ne cur
,,re,s Of all NGfioas Table Of AEereIH En2'a treaea
AND ynan Exchange me ErohaAge ~ Brd.a and ne ia
,Tafion Of Rio Cee Arranged with reference 70 the
i.rmoung Of the Accounts and Exchanges oil me Woila
That the great protenson Of the WORK are Wen founded
he sboiued extract from Report OF the committee on
Commerce Of the American Institute, OF which Freeman
Hunt ESQ was Chairman, goes 20 show
"Its admirable generalization prepares X 70 serve "
standard for mercantile Calculations and an eheernt
nm through which 10 that extremely desirable oo
ject uniform and harmonious system OF rendering accounts
throughout the world"
To the point - 49,. .o,,,-x
That thy work will become the standard IN ms county
there cannot be q doubt and a. II arranged IN
and thereby adapted TO al currences IS our
thr principal business Of Engand France ana
nv win also AZ opt IL" ABRAHAM BILL soN,
Copcurred in by LAWRENCE, STONE Coz stokShs'
pESSFTr Co: LEyt Cook Co. ,
In Is now nearly three years sree We nrst
p.ng norton Of thus work. during which tiine We 9aso
Ste1mined the Interest on upward Of three uonAnu
nrept with saving OF At least 81 per cent on eui
tine T. :. GOODMAN Co, Bankers 0heinAi'
SOLD bv the undersiE ned. ,,, ~, ,,o o.a-.x
VIM. eliza AVER WILKINSON, No. l9 Sr0sd"sS'
f'' 'Ae MOORE, ANDERSON L CO. Cincinnati;
The Rook nav be seen also a. Wheeler oeale -,
corner Wal and Pearsts Large lmpsnA SaA1'" 'uPe'
One huen paper full Russia binding. Piice go.
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TO CApITALIsTs-For Sale, the Patent

Il Right tor Great Britain and her Colonies, OF most
valuable improve in Of the most indispensable
Tools in Mechanical Its simplicity Is such that no Que
can fail FIRST sight 10 apprec ate its Importance 10 may
he application 10 HAS HUM hassei mans
OF Commerce, No. Is Pine-st.
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Amaasmeuts.

NIBLO~ GARDEN.--Mad H. SONTAGs
IN TWENTIETH NlGHr.-FoURTH ana LAST Sc.
RirS.-ERIDAY EVENING. FEB - Grst time OF
LINDA III GLAMOUR
with Mad SONTAG, Siguoga PtCO NIETTI, Sisuors A.
DALI, POkLOLiNL ROCCO, GASfARONE, SC.
The - Seats wall b. sold Thursday and the 81 and
Seats on FRIDAY A. the sfdcn and II No Is Waist; also
n The door OVera ccnfa~rces Al
On SATURDAY, March 5. Mad. SONfAG VIII ave
Grand Concert IN Coucert Hail. Brooklyn.
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Board arb Rooms.

DOARD.-A large Room with Pantry attach
ID "a ,nd room for EnKie gentleman II No. 10 Had
- oUposits St. Johns Park. References rea1afed
DOARD.-A Gentleman and bis Vile can
ID End a hsnd-ouey Furnished Room, or Rom end
B~droom a. No. III Eat l7tAst Tie house ta<-ahoa
Nth tzths, ga, hot ar, ke
DOARD-ls9 East l5th-st., in private fam
~ Nv sIite Of ro0rzs the eeonf EcOs, br gentle
r.sr 1fd hs wife ora g. single Eruteznsr The house 0
pew. VIII al .Ocem iDpFcTsHsnLA References ex-
chan zec-
DOARD-Pleasant Rooms with Board, can
ID be lad :; No q yeseyst.
DOARD-Two single gentlemen can obtain
I'D Bosrd pT.ysts family ~ No 10 sprng ns' tls
BoweEy. ApPly No. 10 Spring e., sr Il b. BAAhEa7 NO.
- Ns.saa-st.
BOARD and ROOMS al Mrs. BAkhLs' >
- Nc - ur.o1-squsrs- Refsrsse~ s1sosse
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to Little Neck Associa tiou.-JAS. ?. KENYON,
President; WM. HOLLAND, Vice President; JAS.
GILMORE, Secretary; J.N. d. Y. FOWLER, Treasurer.
JOHN |. DOVE. WM. FRISBl, JOS A. JACKSON,
Trustees Neat meetins Of the Association THIS EVEN
ING at u O'Clock al WsstehcsteT House corner BrOome
and BowtSy. JAS GILMORE, Secretary.
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uFIIER's SALOON of WONDERS
HIM. $50 Broadway, Chinese Buildings TENTH
WEEK Of Tire PRINCE q WIZARDS PM ROBERT
HTLLER Who's sOlREES MYSTERIEU SEES for pc
ROD OF nsIe Weeks have attracted ige aadsces Of the
elite Of NewYosk, oscTs splendid selscron q
WONDERS MYSTERIES. and MIRACLES y!
AnCLg the mighty eNper.ms uts u the marvellous one 81
SECOND SIGHT
Evening performances commence AZ u oe.oef AID en-
saturday AteInoonst3 Admission 50 GEMS CaidFsn bali
Bree. -.
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ept for manufacturing Que OF the best stands IN the city
for shbing and retail The owner wishes 10 engage
in another business and will sell the stock, fixtures aud
and lease for o. Oonehaf cash. None need apply nn'
less they have the requisite Address j. e. r. TIL
bune Office.
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6ouses Wanteo.

b0u0SS ~>s~~s
HOUSE WANTED from first OF MAY
Must be located between Blocker and Sthsf and
near Broadway Aso, Board wanted, In sentecl family
by gentleman and his wife. Time and location as ABOVE
Apply to y. 7 CHASE, No. 80 Bleeckerst
HOUSE WANTED.-A family Of three per.
Il sons wish to lease fashionable house three iali
rooms deep and basement IL must have all tho osnct
odern convenience and be situated west OF bfoAdwy
fair rent and the highest references given Address VI n
n. DIXON, tox No. l2l Post Office
DOOMS WANTED in BROOkLfN.-
IL Wanted three or four furnished Rooms with bsss
meut or Kitchen family OF three persons and s.rvant
not too far from either South Hamilton Ferries fcses
sion wanted Immediately Terms must be moderate hefef
ences gwen. Address r. s. Tribune Office, gvne location
WANTED-On or before LIST May, part oil q
w House, by small family consisting OF 8entlonsn
Wife ard Infant. Any person having hired house ana
dsrous to reduce his rent and willing TO leg portion
not TO exceed $50 rent. may address n u h Ifienn~
Office, North west side Of city preferred References
exchanged.
NNyANTED-On the LIST OF May next, by
w small family the Upper Lower part OF handsome
House situated above lOthst, in good neighborhood
family de OF obtaining eptonable teDann WIN
please address D. stating location, Box ot Post-omce
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Mem Civilizations.

CEQUEL TO UNCLE TOMS CABIN
~ $1,000 COPIES SOLD.
TENTH EDITION NOW READY
Everybody who has read UNCLE TOMS CABIN
will read this Sequel book equal to Uncle Toms
Cabin" -. ,,,,o,.n
OR, PROOF THAT BLACKS WHITE.
Notice. Of the Press
Tos EseIDp-1hs another OF the novelties rhHh
sprns from negro rife II contains hr
hns graphic deneains and will counsnt sale e9aed
only Tom Those who have rad Of the
exciting publications Of the day anti slavery Will OF course
procure It's vIvidBes equaed By the work OF h
stowe who read Of Will be forced to continue ~
I-rufa reach the cose Of the book Boston hefsd
"UscLE Tou EseL.p-Ths book said o. b. written with
sk and thous 10 BE- the best ever published on
the institution Of Slavery The English give The snest med
Of praise and that nvas Mrs. stoves Uncle Tom
[o.weso Dsily Palladium
from r. FaIns No u Ann st seS YORK
copy England, Proof BLACK White II -
represented sequel 10 Uncle Tom. CABIN and the most pow
eruy written the institution Of Slavery that has been
published full Of thrilling Of slave HE boin board
ship and the at the South EIpes-
Uscir Toss C.rxTh- WORK published N Eng
and and esu~d BY A. d. FAILING New Yors. II sequel to
Mrs Stoves CABIN and s exciting considerable interest
New EnsianI Journal
PRICE % CENTS.
A. D. FAILING, No Fl Ann.st,
and for sale BY ell booksellers.
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no PRINTERS-A RARE CHANCE for

i an ENTERPRIslNG PERSoN.-rhe Subscriber on
account Of III health wishing 70 be confined IN Print
Ing Office proposes to sell his interest In large Book
Newspaper and General Job PiAng Once, which enjoys
an excellent run Of ON and with which 10 conaeeteds
Monthly Publication also enjoying al extensive PATRONAGE,
Which would be retained desired and the job OF printing
the SAME given the purchaser, at the usual price, or
pyeferred the whole viii be sold reasonsble te pro-
yded the present proprietor gaArsaiseda permanent stu
ston editor assistant OF me ABOVE mehpohsd NorA
in which Gaze threefJurhs Of the purchase money would
be Suffered 20 mortgage The best OF references
vii be- required regards reputation business qaAhhca
,ians tc For on adde's Of the present Propeto
FERNS snd other particulars inquire Ia person. the Once OF
The Tn bune or leave hne addressed 20 INVALID, at
the .ne MACE which wl meet with prompt attention.