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How TO Avert Civil War; American Climatoogy;
The War in Asis Nicaragua To-Dsy's Duty
Progress Of Doughfacesm; Way the South Fears
War; Another Commercial Convention; A General
bankrupt Law.
H..LETTERS FROM MR. GREELEY AT WASH
INGTON: The Confest-The Message; The Presi-
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Votes on the Slavery Question Monday in the
House Border RufiaIsIn in Washington.
HI..TWO WEEKS FROM CALIFORNIA: Summary
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s s.5a W. haze 5s A JsDS1 ne Cy Limited
South Pacific Coast and Nicaragua.
v..THE STRUGGLE FOR SPEAKER: Speech of
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1919 ard nov.
V.THE BORDER RUFFIANS SUSTAINED Mes
Of the President
vH..GOvERN0R REEDER IN REPLY TO THE
PRESIDENT.
vHI..FACTs FOR CONGREssMEN AND THEIR
CONSTITUENTS
M..LErTER FROM NEWSBOY.
X..FEMININE EXTRAyAGANCE.
XI..THE NEW FLORIDA WAR.
MI. POETRY: " Mary Gsrvin"
XIII.LETTERS FROM THE SLAVE STATES The
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XIv.AGRlCULTURE N MALTA-A MODEL Gov
ERNOR.
N..IHE AMERICAN COLONIZATION cOtIEIf.
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XVII. PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF THE STATE.
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KIN. MORAL AND RELIGIOUS.
XX..POPULATION OF NETWORK.
XXI..LETTER FROM A CLERGYMAN.
XXU. LAND SPECULATION IN IOWA
XXIII..ANOrHER OUTRAGE IN FLORIDA
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NOW RE A ID Y. BY the author of
~ Walks and Talks of American Farmer in England
JOURNEY IN THE
SEABOARD SLAVE STATES.
.r.r.r mig L n


One volume limo. rs pages, with Wood Cuts. 81 p
This work written in the quiet candid good humored aud
manly style which rendered the suhoTs previous narrative Of
travel widely popular.
The picturesque and dramatic descriptions of Southern Life
and Scenery which abounds, will commend 1t to the
refusal of all classes readers while its full and detailed
rscv OF observation many Of great commercial po
cal and interest establishes lis permanent value as filling
long felt gap in every library.
in short readable and tworhy account OF our own
South such as have in Of volumes Of Transatlantic
States of not hall the interest fair calm aud courteous
il It's treatment topics Of controversy, though frank and IN
nstakable expressing the authors conclusions
The Southern Cutvator predicts that this book will have
greater influence the minds of voters" than Uncle Toms
Cabin has had. 900
The NewYork Daily Times says of it, This work will be by
fer the best published the subject"
The NewOrleans Delta observes the author Pruciced
his or n he not willy dishonest man or an
unfair We would welcome few more men Of his cali
Der among us-meudced. but manly and honest"
Putusn's MOnhly His calm, clear and unpreluciced
viii be read with deep interest by North aud south
slke. book Of travel merely, it is highly fascinating by
lis sketches Of manners, and book OF principles
$ no LEES valuable"
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YegctabIes and Animals Seen with g Microscope.

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teaching he New Dispensaion Commence THIS fnday)
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Mechanics, Institute No. I B0wery.-The Second
Term Of the Regular Evening Glasses will commence THIS
EVENING. Apprentices are taught free OF charge Mache
Drawing BY Prof BEAUMONT, Architectural Drawing by
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Brooklyn Atben@um.-By special request, BAYARD
TlYLOR will deliver Lecture the Brooklyn Athenaum On
yRIDAY EVENING, Feb. /, 1856.
Subject" The Philosophy Of Travel"
Doors g. Lecture TO commence at O'clock IckeN
Is cents each To be obtained the Librarian the Aheneam
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Teachers' library LeeturssTh.ea Eth LsctsIe

the Course will DE delivered by HENRY RIDDLE, A. NJ on
SATURDAY EVENING Feb 2 at u o'clock. IN the HAL OF
the Board Of Education, of Grad and lmsts sub
eet; The Graschi Roman AgaTianism.' Tickets, .
''"'' w JOHN H. TANNING, President
LFoxARp HAzELT1yE Chairman of Lecture Committee.
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DUSSELDORF GALLERY, No. 497 Broadway,
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~ r. Elizabeth Blackwell, graduate Of Geneva Medical
~ eye pupil the Lyingn Hospital Paris and student Of the
Idon Hospitals attends every department Of MEDICAL
PRACTICE among Ladies' and Children No. 70 East l5hst
oe hours from 10 y a
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6perial Notices.

Mr.. BAYARD TAYLOR
Ill asliver Lecture Oh CHINA and JAPAN at Academy
Nh 10 ees proedway In connection with the Illustrations
po, a. bali past Two o'clock at THREE
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Nos 80 ana - Dfo-aNAfr
Publish the lst the following important Serials;
Washington sentinel., 1856-03-20

We reproduce the resolutions passed at the
Democratic Convention at Harrisburg on the
9th instant, which particularly enuncate the
true principles Of the Democratic party. We
do so because they are admirable in their SEN
timent, orthodoxy, and in the fundamental
principles they lay down for the party in the
coming struggle, and are to be taken and re-
ceived as the platform upon which JAMES Bu-
cHASAN is to Stand for the nomination of the
Democratic Convention at Cincinnati.
The South can ask nothing more and the
unanimity with which the resolutions were
passed, and the acclamation with which JAMES
BUCHANAN was nominated by the same con.
vention, all go to show how amply the interests
Of the South will be protected in his election
to the Presidency. We say the interests ofhe
South, because those interests can never be
impaired otherwise than by an invasion upon
the equality Of Me States. In other words,
the "rightS If the States" form the true basis
Of our constitutional compact; and an infringe
ment Of these rights Of the States, North Or
South is a violation Of The letter and spirit Of
that compact But because there exists in the
South an institution peculiar to itself now, but
which existed in nearly all the States at the
period Of the formation of the Constitution
an institution not only then recognized, but
which has never at any time since, in spirit or
letter, been inhibited by the Constitution, she
has been made the shining mark Of invective,
depreciation, and outrage by the wicked Abo.
ltionists Of her Northern sisters. We say.
therefore, that the resolutions passed at the
Pennsylvania Convention are TO be taken by
the South as an intente cordiale upon the part
Washington sentinel., 1856-03-20

The telegraph brings to us report dated
st. Louis, March ,ls, that "the Democrat, Of
that city, has letter from Topeka, dated the
9th instant, stating that the Free State Legis
lature Of Kansas has in joint convention elect.
ed Hon. A. II. Reeder and Hon. James II
Lane United States Senator's Mr.. Reeder was
elected on the first and Mr.. Lane on the second
ballot. Each received 3S votes out of Sc
members present"
Reeder IS, in the language Of the day,
rather extensive" First Governor next n
contestant Of the seat Of General Whitfield as
Delegate from that Territory, and now an
anticipated United States Senator Verify,
the Freesoilers have showered "bushing hon.
ors thick upon himl" We may soon expect
that the Black Republicans will nominate him
for the Presidency But while Reeder is here
contesting General Whitfeld's seat--althoueh
Flenikin was the bady-whipped competitor Of
Whitfield in the election which so triumphantly
resulted in the choice OF the last.named gem
tleman-Mr. Delahay is in the city claiming to
be the legally elected representative in the
House from the State Of Kansas.
II really appears that the Republicans have
a harp Of q thousand strings" upon which
they play their tunes with more pleasure 10
themselves than to their opposing involuntary
listeners