Viii be Published in Washington, d. c.,
on the seventh Of December nert,


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Will be Published in Washington, d. c.,


on the sevenM Of December meet,


No. of
THE UNITED STATES REPORTER.
a Daily Journal of Government, Legislative, and


General .Neacs.


TNHE subscriber is now enabled to announce the
Il completion ofhis arrangements for the establish
ment of a well-organized and independent Journal
of News at the Seat of the General Government.


The leading features of the UNITED STATES Re-
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|. Early intelligence of the movements of:the ra,ioos
Departments of the Government, in reference to do
mestic affairs and to the foreign relltions of the
country will be given with scrupulous fidelity. Pos
sessng peculiar facilities for obtaining information,
the ''Reporter' will be enabled frequently to
municate, exclusively, intelligence of the most i'm
portant character.


IL. The rerbatim Reports Of the Proceedings and
Debates of the United States Senate, which the pro-
prietor is bound to furnish daily to that body, in
cordance with the terms of the contract made at the
close of last session of Congress- The arrangements
now made will at fully to the Senate of
the United States authentic and complete record.
of its debates; and to the people-in greatly
larged degree-the benefit Of the experience saga
city, and craftsmanship of that body to which they
nave ever looked with solicitous and respectful
gard.


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United States.


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Such is the brief view of what the 'sUNITED
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and the hope is confidently cherished, that the ~
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journal. 1t will have party vews-no political
bias The proprietor by the terms of his contract
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within the reach of the great masses of the people,
at the commencement of what promises to be a
most interesting and eventful period IN the history
of Congressional proceedings, will be regarded with
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lcits liberal and general support from the enlight
ened public ofthe United States.


JAMES A. HOUSTON,
Stenosrapher to the y. S. Senate.


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In connection with the daily paper, there will be-
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This publication ill contain exclusively the
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Congress Of the United States. 1t will be issued
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