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= Tbe follorlng 1c,oIu,lon. have ho,n ndon,oa

adopted
the New York Legislature, on the Nebraska Bill
]. whereas, The act admitting the State of Missouri
into the Union, and commonly known "a the Missouri
Compromise, declared that Slavery should he forever ex
cuded from the louisiana Territory lying north OF SGo
90 north latitude aud not included In the State Of Mis-
souri, and WHICH declaration in view of the circumstance,
under which was made has all the moral force and ob
cations OF constitutional provision.
And whereas The introduced into the Senate
OF the United States the 23d January 1885, and known
as the Nebraska Territory bil is an avowed violation
OF me missouri Compromise, aud whose passage into Law
would DC utterly subversivo Of all good faith and Of pub
tic confidence IN the most solemn compacts;
And be i further Resolved, That our Senators and
Representatives IN Congress be requested TO oppose apy
action which shall look, in any degree 70 a repeal or 10
negaon Of the binding force Of the provisions known a.
tne missouri Compromise" aud that they use all honora
Die ec 70 defeat the passage Of that or any other bill
violating said Compromise authorizing or allowing the
establishment Of Slavery in any portion Of the territories
oil the United States north Of tie line established prepa
ratory TO the admission OF Missouri "a aforesaid
Resolved, u the Assembly concur) That the Governor
OF this State be requested forthwith 70 furnish comics 81
the above resolutions To each Of the Senators and Ren,
sentatives in Congress from this State.
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CATTLE MARKET
Jefferson City, fhursdsy EvepInT, Feb g.
r., ,'oet smps and the ,rtst easy
hoos-stoet heavy Al tks6j per 10 net
sHFtr- RetsIlinE At tss6 per hssd.
MUCH Coss-Duf 81 tt0sGO Der head.
oALris Np Ykinisos-fn demand. Price Goai4 per head
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oyrioE or the N, o. proAYUNr.


fUoARTn fpe the 1000 hbds sold slightly
easier prices. Pair 20 Puliy Fair BhA8Ec
hotAssEs200O bills sold 1lEaso for Permening 10
Choice.
PlovR-5OO bills Ohio sold NJ tT a. decline ~ Co and
early In The day 100 bbls ST. Louis s 1S iOoat So and
extra At ~.
sacks Including icO green soc; eco white
c 1850 prime white and yellow At and pO white At
200 ~ CO..
pound.
Gle. " ~
PosE-sa At Inspected a, tIo 90
for Mess, ell % for Prime and % Is for Hunps.
HUtE hHAr--2f00Q0 ID sold at % per ID hog round
BicONSO casks Bdes sold At Ocs and ~ At 0SaCHe
hpols bb and usress rs,od At Be- Ss5 exc,
and 800 In a Toe ~
IsDi BAooHo-o bales we're sold Al iie time spd interest,
0uNST BIos-iOO bales sold A. i4kc, aod 2s At 1tSe.
coIIErsaes Of 100 bags Rio Al lOc leo ~ i0 l0c
and 1856 at. ~
HRuoHrs Chips 6r Liverpool I'd; Ships for Unvs
At INC, and Hhip for Boston AZ ~ % per boil pork
ESoniSotsHoney continues stringent descriptions Of
Exchange extremely difficult 70 negotiate.
London 6kaTH Der cent prep,ipr,
Ot2os0f3 80
New York sight. Hai Der cent dsc,rn,
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RICHJfOND MaRYETs Frnn,,,ny

BACoN-New Mountain cured hoe ronnd q =, o .,s.
| 8; Joles "a cents s"o'''e''
BUTTER-Goshen, 10 a 90 cents; stock Of Maintain
large and dull, at le "A lS cents " ''''"'
Ios Eve quote Rio IL le l.g; Laguyra rs
Is Lee; Java Is l.2 ALI; Mocha Ia 10 TX 10 c,s
| reduced. " nv 70 very much
CORN MEAL-s0a90 cents
FIsH-Mackerel, No. s. small. 7 "a N. ,,,,,.
Tor Boston inspections; HALIFAX Herrprs. No ,6ssIa
per bbl; gross si.2a4 'o ''o Ia
eGhno ,Na at IS sas g from Basin bank
SoaNo mas advanced to $50 L.
SS iI1 ms white, 81 per bushel
Corn w cents per busheL
Oa's' 4Oa42 cts per bushel.
Peas. blackeyc, 81 l-2 cts per busbsl
Rye 90 cts per bushel-wanted
n., mmhAf-No change, 81 s6 90 paid for prime
HAY-Northern selling at 81 on tho rb,,e :, =.
mand. "' ""A'i' In De-
1RQN.Pg $50 a 40 per ton. except in small n,rco,,
o FLU predegar and English refined sOoo Com
mon English 40 a 76; up country bar foa76
LARD-In bbs 10 Id, kegs ii cents
.ons oabEh,Piani inch s2s; l.e do se5 Ii do
n oaIs i'S; DO IL l-2als; "a do 1000 Weather
boarding Sle lsals according to quality. scan,line
~. North Carolina Flooring, dressed, SesasO Vir
gina Flooring, rough Slsa2o. Tobacco Box Bosrds R,
insS 1ss sSssooo Ss Poplar 2oa2Soo susquehanna
Pine No 2 2sas9oo Joist Timber Ia co. Lathe. worth
l2e per A. for riven l.76 for sawed Shinses r,;r
article; worth 41oa476 per NJ supply moderate with a
LoUoRs.-whiskey, Richmond, Rcc,iaed. sq.sse.
eash7demaad good Tuscaloosa 6oa6o cents Cincinnati
ardsons Old Family IS; Richardson's No. 7S B,mrard
1ers Old Rye, IS; 0nondaga Family, 10; Onondnga No
ass 40 Mountain, eoa06; Brandy. common Imitation,
puys - sIaS lIcnnessy, IS s-4a5; Pinct Co. a. Al
s ss; apple 4oa7sc Gin, American common s7asscol
Holland Sl:l0al.2oc. n. Z. Rum, S7a3sc
LIVE STOCK.-tJ. Shocks Report)-Bcef Cattle
Hogs, SO "a. r' s-''o"s' ne'''
AoLAsSES-New Orleans, 90 n 90 cents; Cuba Mo.
asses 22a26 Porto Rico in hhds Soa33 Sugar House Sy
ruP IN 66ls sea3s; Refined 40; Common do 2saa1.
PLASTER-Lump 8 l.2. Ground 80
,sALi-isOals5 from wharf; store Seaes5 Ground
Alum ,60al ,62l2. 'nu
=, sCGARs-we quote Porto Rico 5a0l.4 cents.
orleans = 5 "A cents; Crushed and Powdered ii
VIZ cts; Coffee Sugar, S4a7l9c.
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Our LeRlslatoR


II State Legislators were to see all the hard things
che country papers saying about themt squanm'
ity might be somewhat disturbed and the idea be Sc
rOusy entertained Of getting away from the Capitol as
speedily possible The papers throughout the State
without distinction OF party coming down upon this
Legislature at most unmercifn We seldom receive
mail that some Of State exchanges not discus
sing this subject in terms by complimentary TO
our law makers. We know Il Is subject which editors
are charged with having propensity to handle in most
uncharitabe spirit but be that it may, these gentle
men of the quill animated now by a than OF :
binary propensity pitch into their representatives and
the hearty good viii with which they doing the work
shows that they intend make Il tell among the dear
people. Tho Democratic press, particularly, appear dis
posed to spare not Wing papers fall far short Of saying
anything so condemnatory. Were they to say half sc
much IL would doubtless down by their politics
opponcnts.as most outrageous party scandal But w
leave the matter for Democratic Representatives to se,
with their constituents They have overwhelming ma
ory in both branches of the Legislature, and are,
course the responsible party They will have unplca
SAINT account render from all the Indications pre-
More than wo-hirds OF the session gone and
fortunate y but little business has been completed. No
moch more can be done within the remaining portion
the 30 days. There Is but the alternative left protrac
the session adjourn the expiration of the 90 days
leaving the business unfinished Either will &c
them into most disagreeabe dlemma-that is certain
Serving the dear people in legislative capacity, under
limit OF ninety days. in the space of years. will b.
set down in the opinion Of the members Of this Legisls
ture very ungratcul task, il not muci
mistaken.
I'D Some kind friend yesterday morning, sent nic
roll of butter, eggs and other Iings for goo!
We are under many obligations TO the unknown
friend; but thanks to the of the pro
of tho ihr bona first clis
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demand for it has been so large, that although
it has been published not more than two
months. it has already reached It's .t3r'q-scr-
amt edition. 1t i a graphic sketch Of the
dark side of New York. 4 vivid picture of ,hr
Guilt and misery TIA. Ike ard rel IN together
In lis Five Points and ether noted lora,it;.S
The work is lone Tx tie hand C.;' nla~trr-
Life is Reproduced hv his marie touch. and
The figures seem ready tG walk iron the can
va Ss;cli book VIII l. read l. mil
.ulc> !. needs ~ exterior helps 10 chs. II,
is :,cr;>,i 30 .':lvora,lc notices. from t'lc
press to give IL an immense circulation.
THr kN:CIFEnucKrE Tor tlc current
month has been received This No. like
the one OF Tie preceding month. is cmbcl-
li>!ie;l with linc engraving.
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MAGAZINES AND BOOKS.

IrTNAM> MAGAZINE for T.. hr,..,. H.,
'''e following articles Wa>hnctou's E,r,,
lays with illustrations: Modern ,;ro..,.
customs: Places Of Public ANN ;encrt - -.
Illustrations: Memoirs ot'Dr Vcron: Eo,rd-
il" Schools. French aud other: %otc. fro,,
my knapsack. No. /: Austrian Salt Ai:rr..
Anpcxai'on At Rest: The Mayi:oc:.t; \
:'"t Pourri Of Poetry ard Parody: TbqIs...,
Historic Houbt-the Problem q: The Io..
i"nce Stage Coach Stories. coa.;nno !. %, d,
Editorial Notes
lnf BOYS AND t;In:S' M,G,y,>r e..
February !, now received t., ,.,..,,
magazine for youth, is as attractive - cror
'"o''S''e" by F.& &. c. Rand. : C,rnb,,l
Boston.
HOT C"ES.-This is the novel ,;.I. oc
'o''''"e wl'ifh has recently been published
by lie WIT Davenport. y. T., in s.,,o
even more neat and beautiful Than flat u,:
usual! chaFacterzcs Tie issues Of tia, enter
pFis'nS ho"se. a!ost readers Of tbo \ V
Tribune will remember the series Of thrill, NO.
narratives which appeared in .la. paper some
months ago with the titles, aIIot Corn ..T,,a
l"o'penny Marriage" Wild Maggie &C.
i"cSc tales, with many others Of k;,broJ
T''Ta''fr' o''"re<c '''v present vo,,,r,r. Tl,
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Hi5e II tho rr;ce Of Newspapers.

We r',icc that two city l7rcrs have re-
Gently increased the pro- Of subscription
f om 80 to : vcs~. This i bat the T.
4:nninE q nov, ai",.t ulh'l. ~oon"r - It,
vii become general Within NE last to
vrq1, c,crv;lin.. that i. ne 'c>~arv in er.ti...
~ a ncw>paYr: IL greatly ai'1n""l !"
price. H,r"r co>:~ ti:tccr 1rtw.ntv per cc:.:.
more. types are h;-l;cr. iournc. ,ncn Icmai..!
Greater warc>. AMI If the editor has within.
{" eat CT 10 wear h. has TO pay much m
inc it tian h. used t.. While hi advance
OF expenses has Len CONG on We 1--we sen
with rr-r"t a disposition on the part a. a
few newspaper publishers hot to raise. l.,:,
10 lower the Price Of their papers 70 roit;
where remuneration becomes inra,~;llo
ihcrc Is no reason WHY publisher should
20; receive fir compensation for his r?,,, =
a wei! as for The adv~ri>, mcnt> il co,,;a;,,.
NO business requires more labor ard watch
inHcsS than the publishing . ncwS.,4f,cr. Az,
YET no o:hcr branch Of bHSinc>$ ,av~ 50 ji,t',
~ proportion to the 'alor and cari;..l en-
plov,d. Still We sometimes see = nahii,,t.r
lower the price of liz paper. in or'cr to cx-
tend lis circulation i; the expense Of con,
temporary. hoping. Iy filling his pspcr Wit.
medical ard other advertisements. thcrc.,
20 succeed yet il i; certain no,binr I'm,
'''' can finally result iron it. We hon.
The days Of tbs folly are nearly over and
that newspaper publishers everywhere WI,
''o' o"!' ask i"r their papers what .'..v are
worth now but will !'"vc independence an!
S'''-re>n'c; enough 10 k more when ;tco...
"0'c 10 Fu'!'>A them. Two dollars vii, bny
no more food. fuel. rent. clotl.inr or !,lnr
than a collar an'! a kali would two wears
ago Tan any political economist tell ~ vh-
II Sii'u.t tuN more nnwSn3rt.rS
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'
FRIDAY Of last week. the Hon. William l'H
FcsSen,lcn. of Portland. was elected I. =.
senator by the Maine LEGISLATURE. The G.
lection IS for six wears frcm the 18th March.
1914. The vote stood as follows House
Fcs<cn,!cn. WIG. IS: Lot NJ. Merrill. Wild
cat CT: Hubbard. ,. Standardization. II;
Morrill, -: Hubbard. ;.
The vlrir< Of Maine have done molly
They nave the Governor. the Council ana
the t. $ Senator.
The Sheffield and Glover Route.
The fi,llowi,.~ has been handed Us for pub
iication
Barton, VI. Feb. II, 1871.
Hon. E.a,..,~ Fairbanks. Presto. & +. Il. Il. REQ.
DEAR SIR: In reply to vo"r inquiry rca-
;ivc to TIE examination made by me OF tn"
proposed railroad route through Whcciock
amd Clover, ! be- Leave 20 make the follow
ing statement:
In September lat ca receiving directions
from ven 30 make 4 thorough examination
or,,,o 80 .o,lod Shot.
c.,,,., ,,~ocoo,,c1 70 ,..co~-
@:n@'v. Tie kin. iii" notch appeared
from observation to i. ;hc only orc thai
coa,1 possibly BE approached frosn Ike Eas'
si,lc II --acI.ina til: ''nctyI' two routes
....., Eco IF tho
=, Id. ;n noar 1v,io,
l..., .,.I p,.,, ,yai,a.. M e,uor;,,, H..
~, III, 20 .ro .n,.,,,;. a.. oth.r l.,,;rr III.
=, ,........,an;. (, Ih,l,r, .,,
1,ulo, Cor
II. or1.,~, a ..,,,.-,,l. v.r, o..
,.....l .,orw,,:c ,.,.,. ,.o,, .,L.r from
VT, 11,;,r. 20 ,,o ..,;, XIV.
;1;r 49, ,ro,, v.s;.r, + ,r..,,.l lv =:
,;.,, ,,. ,r,f:,. or H.. oil survc,.
,,.,; ,,;. :.,1 r.,.. ,,,,,, ..oc.o.,; =
. srr.,.:. a.. rcsr,+ r.
,.,. o,i ;. ro.on. .,.,,..
.,.. s,.,.., s,,.,,;t .,,o,;n 1;,,,.r,,..c ",
,, ,ia" :..f:. Tins w'i,..l make Ike leigh;
Il tn King Hill >nn.nli; looa iett above tn
,tr,o; u; -: .'o!.t>,urv The estimated tiis-
r;.n,e w.; 70 miles. To n..kc the ascent il
!hat distance would require a coitin" IL
grad: q: .! .,'t per nile .nr t." Whole DIS
taqsc. THt the ...,c" 81 ;hc ccgutry aior@ IL.
:o;;:r = NJ. that 'o:';i.:""n' @Al un::orr'
rae '''''''' DC a''''.'"','.'"' TIKI Il "'H'
'' ~ Gar: !" man! pace 10 Overcome Z
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III, ;!V T. tt'ii.<
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.fLaro ,.o-d ,l,.,o. i,,,;l = :, ,o lo,s. ~.
,,,.. ,.I ;,, w.. XII. ~ 81 ,.,:.h
90. I,a.,".. H.. ,o.,~.a 81 c'.,,,
.r,rf. i..:,.. Io.;n.. ro..:,J..r,jI. - ,'.";,
Ior.ohcit c,i.cts 'jh..v we've Il; ,,oor ,,a.,-
pie. and lily all" to i'"ar tic los. Ne }c-
il're Mr. holt!i and Mr. ray were we'll N
snr"'' o.! IL" rel c.'i-". TIT ;i"r" 'Tas 40 II
-r"an"2 ~ the tci>. i"rn'''ro. wo1i. g. 4.
w'::rh W" 'fsfr"'r';--f' ''','''f-- N1.''t.-
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Ill ., H. Ii, a..T, C,. p
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I'm i !,
lrso.,,n ,,:",. ..oa~ 49,, r.,l $780,, .'....,
:. e.,
-. - - ''' ''''' "a i'''', .
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-. >-,.. vas % or'''''''' '''''",
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9'r''A' e. ''''' i4'''H ''''' '''''t -,
''' ',., ~, ~ f'-f'' :" ~, w. ~
, ~, a. one %, va % III - u. :'' "
:" -,'';'i'' 'l''' IN "''''' ''>'''''~ h::h -,
'''-'' nara 'nr- "''' '''cn Stem "a H.
''''"'' Az ''', ''.r' u '' @'','- ~ ".;'
49, W. KIN = - ~ e.!
A'r '.'' ''anh al the tine OF The accld';'i- and
escaped without serious INJURY
SAn Recently Mr. VIZ. .inlrr-
ION and roi.llar. each with ,lo,,,.;e .,.;,h>
went a..ro.> from North Hero "a I:j,t,.l,.r,
AND after tra~..+.nr l;,>;rc>s .i,r;.l .lr .ley
l:. tar hone. Wh,n wiil;,. some f.ly rods
nf Tie Vermont shore. lhrtr.", :. MI - a.
c!ork in the cvcninr, they r:rrne to ,.r.i /
al! one OF lie teams. which was a It'll" di~-
|,'!r Ir A',d'''~''''- tam -! =. a.! " y
WHO |'> - i.''' Wa, Up - rs -i",'a.i>- VA,
:" '"'i'i '''"r" assistance reached nm. 'h1'
ne 'Niff'.' "''''''' a ir" lions a'i"f - -
an ,' wac Cd az l,''f-'.> va "a 'i'"''-
'', VIZ y W. >''','r' i''' '>'F; - !n''-
a'''' '''''> Wiz '"'' ri'!''''.
N,lvr T.lw N rr,<nnx-Tr nrar-
LON ~. saws tia. on THURSDAY. an i.irc~qrt
rr;n- ,ollcr was arrested. ana in -
>lr,.h was i,,..nl two kc.,, an, two ,.re-a -,
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lungs rely iov the means OF making them
selves troublesome
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.NEi..:;, Holy THIt>ti'.-un NJ: l.,
day. ia>t week. Cal A,Hos Eastman. "a;
North Conway. ramc 10 li> death ihro,4h ih.
severity of The weather He WIS .aHnl Ieai
IN ihe *osn'S. two m les from home, wh'
hc wen, for ,o?.! Of iucl. IL. wa> aiai.t >!
years "f ace, and member IS. tie Conrreca-
tio"l! Church in Ike town where be lived
he leaves widow ana one son-.hc latter
believed to be in Northern Vermont or Can
ada East.-.N H. .<o'c<.u'3. f,1. II.
K The copper export from tie Lake 81
,crior Inin"S, for the season of l>,.;. is stated
At 2ij tons. OF the gross yaiuc Of & .ol4-"c"
About I;,oo toHs were shipped 10 Cleveland
and 90 direct to New York. The value Of
the smcltcd copper a; Cleveland when 1t Is
prepared for the western markets. i ai'ou;
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THE G. LE ID q n "A n.

\ VIII. J.. :. SENATOR IN MAINE-oi'
Friday Of las, week. .hc Hon. William Pit
Fcs>en,lcn. of Portland. was elected l. =
senator by the Maine legislature 1he G.
lection is for six wears from the 18th March
1s5a. The vote stood as follows House
Fcs<cn,1cn. Wig. IS Lot NJ. Merrill. Wild
cat CT: Hubbard. 3 Senate -fcs>nden. It,;
Morrill,. u: Hubbard. ;.
The vlir> o.! Maine have done no":v.-
They nave the Governor. the Council ana
the L. $ Senator.
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rE"I'~AI>.-It VIII Lr noticed Iv refer
Y;nrto IL 4 lv.!t;-rn;ent OF f,r President al
tie 'a~>nnI>ir EG!road. i.at pro;"~al~ arr
selected cor contracts :o. cn::>,ru iinr The
i;,,sl IKE tntir" distance ol The extension.
ih> locks Ike coil:r ahead. AMI viii tend 20
r,.n,inrr the ,"ri'ting that Tie enterprise :
10 ',' completed.
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OF ii: thorough arIfaiitanr" with human IA
,urr. \ man may strike YOU At first under q
mistake. OF without intending any harm an!
Won oua'It not to strike ha,,, Immediately.
Ijl tara the oiher cheek and give him an op-
Ior'uni,s 70 explain. or if he is in earnest. to
repeat the offence. However, YOU need not
turn third time. ju: if man strikes voH
twice. then INTO him Ike thouSanI ofhrica.
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II rur -ur lIr,,Ir>r C"v-f,-,r W.
,'v rn.ri. man. Ir>on Huei. E~r. -, !, :.
Gov = t;.v i - in, within w.icA~i n ,ho
hoof ii21 pounds l. W. eros oft'j. pr
hmm AMI native l"cc,l>. s. WIS ~ Cor
: :" ard taken to Boston TO -rlfl; The lovers
81: rG?~t hcct.-<. l. Il :
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JOURNAL OF THE SENATE.-1Ve are IN
dehted TO J. II. Barrett, Esq. for copy ofthc
journal ofthc Senate Of Vermont for lisa
Copies are in the hands of the several Conn
~ CLERKS for those persons who. lv law. arc
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S''"'-fiN" !'rAfil.-.i correspondent: IN
'lH'es:..i" 'gr.:'c- TX that On the 27;h ut. q
la J., ..,a.e oi age named Eidcr. ,,as XII, !
in ne Gri>' Vii James N;"r. OF E'on,.rrx.
i,v filling anons som" Of the macli.crr.-
He was 80 GU, - pieces hat his :cma,.> VIZ
;a',cn ~, IL i.a>'.. Cir.s';.. iis........
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EDWARD LYCE1T, SEM, Book Binder,
IL Potomac Hall, corner of Eleventh-street and
Maryland avenue, over Clarke's Drug store, Wash
lngton, ID. O. NJ" hat. (
Every style of book-binding executed, either in
velvet, Turkey Morocco, Russia, or fancy colors
calf 4@s a sa
Periodicals and Music neatly half bound.
Mr.. LYcErr respectfully suggests TO his friends
that while much has been done to transmit family
records, little care has been taken TO preserve pa
rental licensees. Hetakos this method 10 inform
his friends and those DESTROYS Of perpetuating per-
sonal rcmembrances, that daguerreotype like
y bibles, prcsentation-books, or keepsakes, spec-
mems Of which can be seen at his bindery, or he
can be addressed by letter, whichwill be promptly
attended to. ass aa : n
Mar 13--Yneod fml .si s - tey. =
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COLLINS, BOVINE & CO., nth street,

" I'd door north OF Pennsylvania avenue, inn
porters and manufacturers 6ner AT low cash prices
every variety Of account books, paper, fancy, and
staple stationery. Copying and notarial presses
cheap.
Writing papers, notes. drafts, receipts, hotel
registers sets Of books for societies, writing desks,
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GREAT THROUGH LINE TO THE WEST.
/. Ak ABALuMORE AND OHIOE.

E Railroad, from Baltimore TO kX
Wheeling, and connecting there with the large new,
and splendid Steamers Of the Union Line on the
Ohio, and the Stages to GAINESVILLE, &c.
This expeditions line being now thoroughly CON-
peted, by the late finishing of the Great Board
Tree Tunnel, and the road being in excellent ORDER
the earnest attention Of travellers is confidently
directed to its superior advantages and low fares
The scenery upon this road is of the most stupen-
dous and attractive character.
The Express Mail Train leaves Baltimore daily
at +. M, and runs directly through TO Wheeling
(3S0 miles, in Is or 10 hours, including all STOP
pages, arriving there at or 3 p. M next day; or,
passengers leaving Baltimore at A. M NAV Law
over for lodging in Cumberland, 179 miles) and
proceed thence 10 Wheeling in the morning.
To connect with these trains, the cars leave
Washington at 8. A. M. and s p. M. daily, meeting
the cars from Baltimore at tie Washington juno
ton, DIETER known as the Relay House,) nine
miles from Baltimore. l 4n
AT Wheeling the seven unrivalled Steamers OF
the Union Line, which have Just been completed
for this route, form daily connection with the
cars, and convey passengers down the Ohio TO
Cincinnati and Louisville, where the Stages for
Nashville, &C., or the St Louis and New Orleans
Packets, may be taken by those going further on.
Passengers for Columbus Tor who prefer the
land route 20 Cincinnsti) and other parts of Ohio
and the West may also proceed direct from
Wheeling in the Ohio Stage Compsny's excellent
coaches over the best part Of the National Road
to GAINESVILLE, &C., and thence by railroad.
Passengers for WeIsvills and Cleveland By
steamboat and railroad will also fad this most
agreeable route, there being a regular and speedy
connexon at Wheeling TO and from those places.
Baggage checked through from Washington to
Wheeling, and no charge for transfer Of passcn-
gers or baggage. m
Fare by through ticket with the right TO lie over
anywhere on the routeD from Washington TO
Wheeling, $3.50; TO Cincinnati, Sill; to Louis
vile, Sl2
T;cte,s "a he had of Mr. p.p.ox. Ar.,, =, ~.
Railroad Station, Washington, and Of the other
Agents Of the Company. -s
VIM PARKER,
Sep 21--dtf$ General Superintendent.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. I


For Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis COlugs
6us, Evansville, Cieveland, Toledo,
.@ Chicago and Sc. Louis. ~ 81"
HNHROUGH TICKETS for all the above
Il points can be had at the railroad station in
Washington.
Passengers leaving Washington at g, A. M.
arrive in Wheeling in time TO connect with the
splendid steamers WINCHESTER and DUR
NAL, for Wellsvile, 40 miles from Wheeling ;
thence direct by railroad TO Cleveland, Toledo
Chicago and Alton; thence by steamboat rs miles
TO ST. Louis. Leaving Washington at 5, p. M,
they will connect the next afternoon with the
splendid "UNlON LINEn STEAMERS for Gin
cinnati and Louisville, and for Indianapolis by
railroad from Lawrenceburg.
Through tickets sold for Cincinnati, Louisville,
and Indianapolis; also for GAINESVILLE and Column
bus by national road stages from Wheeling.
Passengers holding through tickets can lie over
at any point on the route. For information and
tickets, apply to I. H. PARSONS, Agent, Wash
ington.
]. H. DONE, s+
Feb 7--tf Master Transportation.