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VEGETABLE OINTMENT;
For The Piles, ESSureS, &c.

Afte. a practice of more than thirty
years, and witnessing II great amount ol
human suffering from thus distressing
maddy, aud teIlevIng that The remedlts
heretofore discovered lor It's cure, are al
must an entlTe failure, short oi an opera
lion by the Ilgaure, wire or knife, DR..
Humphreys has been induced 10 iesiow
uncommon attention to The sui ijert, with
a design 10 discover rrmedy that wOnId
possess che power 10 remove the lnfiam
nation and dlsperse The tumetacIon OF
the parts, and at the same time be Il
mild aud desirable remedy. His anlici
paliuns have been most fully answered, =,
for discovery combining active Ingre-
dents which, in the composition proouce
modified results, and incfeased I'll iency
as medical agent, and although lis
base is composed of highly active IN
gredeGts, lis modi"aIlOns are such that
it becomes as composition, perfectly
mild, pnd adapted TO the use of The most
delicate subject.
As test ol sincerity and Confidence
in the remedy, the subscriber pledges
himself 10 perfect cure Of Plies in all
cases that Oay he submitted 10 his man.
agement or in case Of failure in any case
no charge will be made for The oinl.
ment.
r. For sale, in CarrolIton, at the Drug
Store OF
R. KENNEDY.
March 81, lS43
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| an again located IN WrIIsville, with
The Intention Of making II a permanent
residence, and dong Gfnerdl Commis.
SION and Forwarding Business.
Occupy ing the Warehouse on the cor.
ner Of Lisbon and Water streets, (beiOg
The premises Ia'ely occupied by Hamp.
ton y Co lie immediate vicinity 10 The
wharf, af)rds superior advantages for lhe
prompt Transaction Of Receiving, For.
warding and Shipping.
My facilities for commission busI-
ness are, al extensive BCqulnlance aud
correspondence. and considerable expe-
renee. These, together with deiermi..
nation to promote the interests confided
IN me, trust will merit and secure pat
fOnage.
A.G CATLETT.
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Final Accounts,

FILED AT THE MARCH TERM,
A. d. lS43.
Final account Of Jeremiah M'Brde.
Admir-. Of Samuel M'Brlde. deed.
FIRST account of Leonard Harsh and
James Baxter. Executors Of Cornelius
Baxter, decd.
Final account Of Daniel E,rnst, Guar.
dian of Phoebe Lewis and Mary Ann
Lewis.
Final account Of Jacob Tope, Guar
diao of Sarah Piltinger.
Will be presented at The next Term
Tor settlement.
DANIEL MCOOK, Clerk.
Clerks Office, CarrOIlon, o.
April "a, lS43.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

will cfer for sale on The premises, on
u Tuesday the l6,h dny Of MAY next,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A NJ and
4 n'cIock P M the following reoI estate,
(belDnging tn the estate Of Frederick Hn-
dlemyer, deed to wit: LIT No 90 in
The lown Of Werlemburgh, Carroll co
O. Said Lot has good one story frame
house on II.
JOHN BUCKLEY.
Administrator.
April IA, ls43.
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by 'niIe Of an order Of the court Of
common pleas 10 and for the county Of
Carroll and State Of Ono. made At The
June Term thereof; A. ID 1912. the un-
d'rslgned will cell at public yendue on
Saturday The 9Th day Of Nav A. D
l843, between the hours Of 10 O'clock A.
NJ. and a O'Clock P N of said 1ay. al
The door oflhe court house in said co.. The
following real estate to wit: Lot No 2g
10 the town of New H rrisburgh in sa,d
county, with The improvements thereon
subject 10 the dover estate therein Of AZ.
res Weaver, dec'd:-and also lots Nos
10, II, and IS, in the Town of Norrislown
in SAID county. Terms-cash.
LEONARD HERsH,
ISAAC LEWTON,
Administrators Of David Weaver, decd.
April 2S, l843.
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THt STATE OF ONO 60
CARROLL UtUHTY,
William Cbamper and Ana Chnmper his
vile,

~ 'ftA" S"N"' PN' $40 $50" ~'''"' - "'~
vile,
vs..
J cob Slua and Elz ,hcth Sln's A'exap
der Smith snd JoIiau Smnh, MTy
Ch,mper. Ooadmh ChampPr
} COS Slu- " Elzabelh SuiS bic vile
Alex nder Smnh and Jumn Smith his
wife, MAry Champer and o ad'ah Cham.
per viii take noi'ce that a petition was f..
led against them on the 6 b day Of April,
A ID 1913, IN the court Of common pleas
~ SAID COUNTY hy William Champef and
Ann Champer his wIle, and Is now pend.
ing; whnin the sald WlljaoI and Ann
demand partition Of the following real es.
tate, 10 wit: Lot No 90, known as such
on the original plat oI the town Of Centre
vile tnow CarrOllton) in said county;
and that al the next term Of said court
application will he made by said deman
danls for IN order hat partition may be
made Of said premisrs
WILLIAM CHAMPER & wife.
By STANTON Il M'CLAVE
their Attorneys
| April Id l213
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I0EIGI

Is hereby gwen that petition will be
presented to the commissioners OF Car
roll county, al their June session, pray.
ing for a county road, commencing at
or near Joseph Robblus' Spring house,
in Lee township,-thoace the near.
est aud best route to a Thorn bush, on
John Adams Spring run, IN Fox town
ship, thence TO white oak tree in the
west end Of Jas. Merlick's lane, thence
TO the corner Of James Robinson's and
SlephensGn's land, thence along the line
OF said Stephenson's land, to the North
corner Of SAID aud, thence to ilftersect
the eaIt work road at or near the foot Of
the dug hill on said road.
AprI 26, l843.
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LIST OF LETTERS

D EMAlNlNG in The Post Offire a
u CarrolIlon on the lsl day Of Apri
A. D. 1913.
Jonathan BlIman Andrew Moore
Wm BIockltdge J,hn Maple
Chs. Burchfed Vim Marshall
VIM Brown Ovid Maple
John Caliey VIM. M'Gavrsn
john Canon Caroline Marks
VIM Croxron Abbe M'Qieeu
Matthew Dunlap George Mocre
Huston DuffiaId VIM M'Qneen
Neomi Dlvies John MufIrt
John DeIord g. & Ell Milhoff
Valentine Ebersole Moten Moody
Calina EverIy Susannah Miller
Elenor Elliot David Need
Thomas Fisher James Petersen
EImar G Ftry Vim Perry
Mrs. Scrap. Grimes Isaac Parr
VIM Greer John Prarch
Daniel Green Katharine Pugh2
Daniel Hopes James Ready
Jacob Harsh Daniel Riegel
Chris. IIaverslick Margaret Runion
John Hunter Reason Randoll
Leonard llarsh Mary Shannon
Wm Hunter Ruth Snyder
VIM D Jenkins, 7 Peter Slager
George Kntner Peter Shepperd
James Laws Thos Taylor
WIN Lindsey George 1oDe
} Lehman Jeremiah Taylor
Thos S Lacy NJ or G Van KIRK
WIN R Lee Matthias collars
Stephen M'Gavran
THOMAS WILSON, P. NJ.
CarroIIton. April Z, l843.
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STGRI@8

is hereby given .hnl apeIition will he
presented to the commissioners OF Car
roll county at their June session, praving
for an alteration Of the road leading from
Csdiz TO New Lisbon on section l6, IN
Lee tow nship, Carroll county.
4S PETITIONERS.
April 81, l843.
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Undersigned having purchased that old
and we'll known
TAVERN STAND,
Formerly owned by Col Malsun Ayres;
is flung it W and preparing himself with
every thing necessary TO accommodate
The public 10 q manner and style moi in
terIor 10 any country house in The West,
He is determined to keep Ills
TABLE
supplied with the best OF Provisions, bis
BAR
with choicest Liquors, and bis
STABLlNG,
Which is large and commodious, will he
we'll provided and attended with care
Iui aud attentive Oster; and last, lsorgb
moi least, bis
CHARGES
Will be moderate. 10 This point he is
determined moi 10 be bpaI.
JOHN POTTER.
Harrlsburgh, April Z, l843.
GMBAP @AG@AgWg
AND M MlSTAKE;
Al the Store Of the subscribers, in Boil
oar, 1aSc drGwdS Co o
TNHE subscribers have a general as
J. snrlmcnI Of
Cloths, CaSSimcres,
CASSINETT,S. KENTUCKY JEANS
A splendid selection Of
PAINTS,
A large Iol Of the hrsi articles OF
MUSLHNS;
And q variety Of other aTrIclrr too mum
erOus 10 mention, all Ot which We Off
for saleGa 25 per cent. less than the amt
articles can be bought at any her es
IablishmeGl in this place.
A D THAYER & Co.
Bolivar, April 7, lS43.
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May 5, lS43.

SAMUEL BAKERS ESTATE
NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
scriber has been appointed and qualified
as administrator Of The estate Of Sa muel
Baker, late Of Carroll counly, Gecea sed
Dated in East township, Carroll county
this 9th day Of May. A. D I843
JOHN ARTHUR.
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CarroIIton, March 81, l643.
IIIGl6I I'M lElR "
Miss Ross

I'D ESPECTFULLY informs the La
"a dies Of CarroIton and vicinity that
abe now carries on the MiIiner business
in all its various branches, on Main ST.
at the residence of James H Ross, where
she is prepared to Lieech, press, aud do
up all kinds Of Straw, Leghorn, Braid &
Gimp bonnets. Having served a
regular time with one oI the best Milli-
ners in SleubenvlIe, and having recei-
we'd a complete bonnet press from Phlla-
dephia, she is now ready to accommodate
all that will give her a call. Also, she
will make all kinds Of silk and drawed
bonnels, with ueatness and despatch, at
rates 10 suit The times.
CarroIton, April 70, I843,
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B rons assorted Juniata Iron.
25 Kegs DO do Nails, jus; re-
ceIsIng on consignment and for sale low
for cash or merchantable produce BY
A. G GATLETT.
WeIlsvilIe, Jan 81, l843.
". B. A good stock of Iron & Nails Of
best Juniata Brands kept constantly on
hand.
A. G. C.
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pgAp12 pTNpRa

THE clizens oI Carroll county, Ohio,
are hereby notified, that The undersign-
ed has commenced The business Of re-.
pairing
Clocks and Watches
or all kinds, in the bestRpOssibIe man.
ner; and at prices that, il is hoped, will
give satisfaction to all. His shop is on
Main street, two doors west oil Leggets
Hotel.
@AH 'oork done by the subscriber
wiH be Warranted
J.R RUDULPH.
CarroIlnn. March 81. 1873.
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TnE GAaaoLLfJa a~-L.
1l!.1.!

TIE undcrslgbtu lakes leave 10 an
uounce To his friends and The public, that
h. has taken eh. rye Of the Tavern house
N CarrJllIon, Carroll county, OhIu---
known as the
"CarTOElton EEaIl,"
and fitted up the sane tor lhs Oec0G mo-
cation oi travellers aud others, who may
please TO give hin call. This esisb'
lI,bmenl 10 large, ard we'll situated OO
the Main street OI The town. The slH-
bling attached 10 II Is rev. and much
more extensive lhan is usual al like IS.
tabIshmen's IG country towns 10 su'
Letting public patronage, The uodersign-
ed pledges his best exeHlons 10 reader
the HALL" comfortable place OF SO
journ.
| CTChdrges will he moderate
R. MEL DERRY.
| CaroIlon. q Jan 20. l843.
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JONATHAN RTLLMAN,
JACOB STEMPLE,
Administrators.
March 3l1843.
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all ihosa'
indebted to The estate Of Esther Brown,
late of Carroll county, Ohio, decd, TO
make immediate payment TO The UNDER
signed administrator. de bonis non; and
all those having claims against said es-
tate, are requested to present them, prop.
ery authenticated, for settlement, within
one year from this date.
H, B. PEARCE,
Administrator.
Mn..k Of 1910
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NOTICE
April 2s, 1913.

NOTICE
IS hereby gwen that application will
be made To the commissioners of Carroll
county, at their June session for the o.
pening ofa county road as follows: com.
menclng at the county road that leads
from Salinesville TO Mechanicsown,
where said road crosses the line that d.
vdes the lands between George lanes
and SiIas Burson; thence TO run on the
west side Of The county line, as near the
line as a road can be had to grade al five
degrees or more TO Inlersect the road at
John Marshall's house, in Fox township,
Carol. co. O.
MANY PETITIONERS.
April 90, IS43.
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D EMAINlNG in The Post Ohire al
IL CarroIIton on the lsI day Of April
A. D. 1913.
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EAGLE HOUSE

10 the North end Of Poter's Row, New
HarrIsburgh. Carroll county, Ohio. The
undersigned having purchased that old
and we'll known
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CarroIlIon, March 81, lS43.
ESTATE OF PETER HEkSH.

ESTATE OF PETER HEkSH.
NOTICE is hereby gwen to all those
indebted to the estate Of Peter Hersh.
Iale Of Carroll county, Ohio, deceased.
TO make immediate payment TO the un =.
dersgned Administrators; md those bav-
ing claims against said estate are re-
quested to present them, legally proven,
Tor settlement within one yeal from this
data
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A. G CATLETT.
Jumiatta Iron 4 Nails.

- I'1T''N III HSFJ - =
WeIlSyille, Jan. 27, IS43.
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awe congratulate our excellent friend SIEVE
RANCE, who was our companion, at the type
stand twenty-five years ago In Washington,
upon his election to Congress as one OF the Rep
resentatives from Maine The people Of Kenne-
bee, in comforting this honor upon Mr.. Severance,
have done themselves honor, and secured rep
who has all the essentials OF talent,
and integrity--an business habits
that will make him useful in any station.
The above congratuation is rendered by John
S. Gallaher, Esq, of the Virginia Free Press,
Charlestown. Mr.. Gallaher has frequently rep
resented his county in the State Legislature, and
might do his friends equal credit in a much
higher station. What glorious spectacle would
be the meeting Of two such friends, after sepa-
ration of years, in States widely apart, on the
floor of Congress! Verify, the reward Of patient,
honest toll, let it come never SO late, is always
sweeter than sudden and casual elevation.
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The Electoral pote Of Massachusetts,. Since
the recent election in Massachusetts, and the
failure to elect their State officers by the people,
inquiry has been busy to learn how the electors
for President and Vice President are to be chosen
in that State in the event Of failure to elect by
the people. The Constitution of Massachusetts
requires majority of all the votes cast to elect
electors of President and Vice President In
case there is no choice by the people the choice
deyolves upon the Legislature. Should there
be no choice next year, on the Legislature which
has just been elected will devoIve the duty. Of
choosing at an extra session. electors OF President
and Vice President Harrisburg Rep. tis3 ~
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/ AN N !, OF HENRY CLAY.

When Mr.. Clay was in Paris, Immediately
after the close Of negotiations at Client, he was
introduced 10 Madame de Stael at a ball. Mr.
G. had a pleasant interview with the gifted wo-
man, who informed him that she had recently
visited England, and had openly espoused the
cause Of the United States there, remarking
that the British were greatly exasperated against
them, and entertained serious intentions OF de-
spatching the Duke of Wellington, at the head
Of their armies, for the purpose of nticting pro-
per chastisement upon them. He politely thank
ed her for the interest she manifested in behalf
of his country, at the same time expressing his
regret that England had not carried out her IN
tentions. " Why 7" said Madame. Because"
he replied, if he, had beaten u.s. we should
only have been in the condition of Europe, with
out disgrace; but if we should be SO fortunate
as to defeat him, we should have added greatly
to the renown of our arms" s 4 4
Mr.. Clay afterwards met Madame de Stael at
a select coterie at her own dwelling, where he
found the Marshals Of France, the Duke of w ell
lington, and others. On introducing MIR. Clay to
the noble Duke, Madame de Stael repeated the
above anecdote. The Duke replied promptly
and gracefully, that had he been SO fortunate in
the execution of such commission as to triumph
over a foe evincing SO much bravery as the Amer
cans had, he should regard it as greater honor
than the most brilliant victory he had ever
achieved Boston Transcript.
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"A Necessary Law. e suggest to Congress
the ,expediency of passing a law vesting the con-
frmation Of the Assistant Postmaster General in
the Senate. That officer exercises great polit-
ical influence, and his duties are Of a character
but little inferior to those OF the Postmaster Gen
eral. 1t SO happens that persons, whom the
Senate has rejected as not trustworthy for other
post, slips into the Assistant Postmastership with
the sanction of the President alone; these per-
sons could have no chance of occupying such a
post were their qualifications and character
submitted to the ordeal Of Senatorial investiga-
ton. We trust that this subject will meet the
early attention of Congress. Drum. .s.s
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w ASHIN G I @ N.
FRIDAY EVENING, NOV. "a, ls4a.
CLAY CLUB.

Awriter in yesterdays Intelligencer proposes
a postponeInent Of the formation Of this associa-
ton here until the ensuing Spring. Our own
wishes would certainly lead us to desire an ear
lier organization, but, as we have already said,
we will cheerfully defer to any suggestions from
that quarter. While we admit that the eve OF
the opening Congress is not an suspicious time
for commencing this. work, (Which once begun
must be vigorously prosecuted,) we also think II
that some definite understanding should be had
as to the precise period when the CLAY CLUB, at
headquarters, will be ready to. cooperate with
like associations throughout the land. ~ 52s
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The Sugar Crop-From all parts, says the
Lafourche Patriot, we are receiving accounts Of
the small quantity Of sugar already made and
that is likely to be made this season. In some
places not half hogshead is made to the arpent,
and in others not more than quarter. We
have not heard Of one place where an arpent Of
cane has yielded hogshead Of sugar. There
can be no doubt that the crop will be very short.
The price must be very high to yield the plant
ers any profit at ALL The weather is fine, but
it is too late for the cane to improve much.
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II EEP YOUR FEET DRYlCork Sole Boots, Of

TT EEP YOUR FEET DRY. Cork Sole Boots, Of
IA! my own make, cheap for cash, andln0 humbug;
to my numerous customers and the public generally,
Cork Sole Boots, which for neatness and durability.
challenge this or amy other city to equal them, and
for the low price of a. Also, Ladies' and Gentle
mems Boots and Shoes Of every description Of my
own make, extremely low for cash. Az selk no
work but my own make, all those whopurclIaae from
Don't forget the store right the corner Of Penn
sylvania avenue and 10th street.
3 nov l4-eoGt JOHN MILLS.
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GALL AND EXAMINE FOR YOURSELVES

" To all those who are fond of fine Aayoured .Ha-
yana, would invite them to call and examine my
stock of Imported Cigars, as am confident they can
not fail to please all those who may favor me with
call they are selected Of the very b5and most appro
pirate bnnds, there can be ne doubt but Mhatthey
are the best to be found in this city ana win be sold
at as low prices for cash. The following are some Of
the different brands, viz I: sTH 'egsN y. salsAa!t
Anchor, Regalia, and several other brands flsof'
Britannia, La Norma, Cazadora
Leeshore or Lavueltabagera, Canones
Constantias, Nonpareil, Imperial aad
CASTILLO or Rifle, Ell Desrelo, ID Laurel
La Esperanto, Estrella, Colon, Primas 0eE1es
Pescatore, Trabuca, and Principe of seversl brands
Also on hand lot Of fine chewing and smoking
Tobacco of various kinds, and the most approved
Snus in use to all Of which he invites the attention
Of the public before purchasing elsewhere.
u 4f#fs n JOSEPH H. FRANCE, ",
t, 7th street between ID and streets,
nov % and I'd door above the Intelligencer Office.
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DOsT OFFICE CAFE, CORNER OF e AND It'll
L STREETS.-MONS. DE sAULE bep leave 70
calsthes aatsntioa.af hs 4riaadx ard ~ ~,
ways find Oystsrs il all the varieteS IN which this
delightful fish can possibly be served. -
I Families procure them picked or fresh at all
times and in any quantities which the purchasers
may desire. 1ft ai = gga sassTs.5
The liquors at the above Cafe will be found usur-
passed by any other Rcstaurateur in the city,
nov 22-3t r8ssrs ssesi $500
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Erecution.-This is the day that the awful
sentence of the law is to be enforced upon the
negro Daniel at Marlborough, for the murder Of
John Smith. Daniel has made full confession
Of the deed. He was to have been executed
to-day at 12 o'clock, and we doubt not that the
sentence was carried into effect, and ere this he
has been launched into Eternity
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRIN CIPAL HOTELS
NOVEMBER "a.

] Isdias Queen (Byo,on's) HotsI.---Samuel Caughy,
Baltimore; James r.. Hawkins, and L. P. Maury,
Kentucky; ID. w. Davis, and d. C. WhitehiN, PENN;
John M.Morse, Mississippi il; Hon, G, ". Jones, Hon
Cave Johnson and lady, Miss Dabney, Hon. A.5V.
Brown and daughter, Tenn. Hon. Joseph Burlington,
Penn; Hon. Judge Tappan, Ohio.
4 City (FhLlers) Hotel.-J. r. Bryan, Va; Hon M.
A. Cooper, Georgia; Charles Goodyer, A. }. Dorr,
and G.. Gay, N, J. .s5a1t.
Exchange Tyler's) HoteL-John R. Jones, Tenn. /;
VIM. H. Boyd, Baltimore; Kenneth Brayden, Ohio.
European Galabrun's) HoseI--A. Bazie, Baltimore
DR.. Kearney, U. s. N.
temperance (Bsers's) Hotel IN. Coma and lady,
Va. James Kilburn, D. c.; Michael Hill, Illinois
IA. A, Won Smith, Indiana; James Mccormack, ms
souri, L. G. Dumas, France; d. Price, NJ.
Visginia (S,ceeting's X HSuse.--Mr. Fur, Mr.. Frai-
SER Mr.. Otterback, Mr., Middleton, Mr., Whaley, Mr.
Droonball, Mr. Smith, Mr.. Carter, al 81 Virginia.
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LOG Al N E W S.

twill be seen BY the list Of arrivals at the
principal hotels, that the honorables are begin
ming to arrive in the city. In addition to those
named in the list, there are several others who
no doubt have taken rooms at some Of the excel
lent congressional boarding houses with which
our CITY is blessed. 3 Fhns e4s st
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M Odd Fello,cs.-We learn from the Savannah
Georgian, that the Rev. Albert Case, DID,, Grand
Sire Of the Grand Lodges Of the United States
instituted the above Grand Lodge at Washing
ton Hall, in that city, ON Monday evening, 18th
instant, under charter granted by the Grand
Lodge Of the United States. 4t
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Improvement Of the Centre Market. in pas
sing the Centre Markethouse this morning, we
noticed that workman were engaged in putting
on a new roof, which has been long wanted, as
for some time past the market has been in a
leaky condition. The old fence adjacent to the
market upon the avenue has also been removed
and we are informed that many other improve
ments are about to be adopted, under the super
intendence of the Clerk Of the Market, Mr.. John
Waters, and the City Commissioners