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CONcRrss rrron.v

The Ss.sis. today ives occupied in he so.s. alto.
OF TEXAS into the Union. Mr.. Choa,s occupied 1loor
me entire day. ssesp, the morning hour in opposi,os, H.
Inc amount OF MS argument was. that the rssolu n.
unconstitutional. would be any probo.i,on on ~ a.,
Congress tor the admission Of foreign State He~,,
i''het than Mr. Morehead Mr. Rivcs in.sn,ueh "A
med even the power OF admitting Texas by treaty q,
het independent country that the opv
which the treaty making power could GO wss bv impliesL
70 the acquisition ny ncgos,ion u potion. Of territory
Logging foreign power, but necessary FOE our bosr
safety Thspower of admitting foreign coun
held belonged solely and exclusively tho s,serys.
sovereign po~roi the people in their primary ssseniss
| sdjcurned.
Inc House. at an'arly hour into Committee Of tn
"noie on me state Of the Union and took the ball max
ing appropriations io Tho purchase Of furniture for thu
resdenrs house and, ser time spent discussion
the bill was rejected-yea ca. nays 10. The House the
resolved itself into Co1.iee Of the Whole ON the stat
Of the Union. (Mr saundcrs Of North Carolina in IN
CharJ aud took up the bill mixing appropriations for tn
civil and diplomatic expenses the Government for IN
scai year ending the 3oth June 46 the discussions
the amendments to which occupied the remainder of IN
| day.-lGiobs.
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From the Watcher Courier.
STEAMBOAT PATHFINDER BURNT.
NArcnEz, February 9Th. lsi5,
-Four O'clock. Z. NJ.

Four O'Clock, T. NJ.
This morning at half pas, O'clock about midway be-
tween Grand Gulf and Rodney (which about twenty
miles aPari) the steamer Pathfinder, Captain Moses from
faIoo, with full load Of cotton, 1851 bales was discov
cred To be iIc. As are informed by mart of the
crew. but lew minutes since arrived here imme
ensued a scene Of confusion and dsmay which may be
much moro easily imagined than described Soon there
was running To and fro, and then screams and
really terrifying The Pilot forced 10 leave the w.el
by the smoke which nearly suocated hun ai,or he had
seered the bow OF the boat for the Shore The
was also forced 10 leave hs post before any
Tie boat towards the shore could DO made and when the
flame ragged ercest the bow of the boat was pointed I'M
stream.
Several OF the commenced throwing cotton bale.
OVERLOOKED and many saved themselves bales and
On planks. chairs, etc.
There were lives lost ATE known Of md doubt
less Others that the officers DO not miss Those
known TO be los Messrs. s. S. Caldwell IIuggins and
Butler OF Grenada, Mss Mr.. Carleton of Talahatchie
mr. fnehback, OF Illinois; the Steward VI the boat and
one oil The crew, names unknown.
rs' fleming wife OF of the Pilots the only female
Oh ooa'u, EXCEPT the Chambcrmad. and negro womah
was saved IN one OF the yawls, with many others
is not known. ~
The whole cargo of 1881 bales of cotton /. loss, the
whoe catastrophe having taken place near the middle of
the River. "
ne crew and the surviving passengers were brought 10
Watcher by the steamer Wave. The still burning hull wa.
met ~ miles below Rodney, by the steamer -
Inc move are the only particulars that have been able
as YET 10 learn from officers OF the boat and Others
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-20
CITY OF RICHMOND.

The for the City is becoming excited than
IS ogrce,be to any but the Loco Foeos. The Wings
ought bear in mind first and last the duty they owe to
their principles and this great public and patriotic cause
Of which they believe themselves the Champions. Com
pared this are, should be- ought be, nothing all
The incapable Of makinga sacrifice Of his aspiration.
ana wishes, proves himself pso fGefo, 10 he unworthy
Of the confidence, suffrage ond support Of his fellow
citizens Tha; lie the the Willingness and read
to- forget SELF. The capable Of that, proves him
self indeed, and less in humble sphere than
if like Leondas aud his 300 he sacrificed himself for the
liberty Of oil Greece! It's modern virtue but it Is
grcat and glorious
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D,,eussion of The Teros Question IN he Senate.


We present portion Of tho Speech Of Mr. Morehead.
Of Kentucky in the Senate, in opposition the joint
nexaon resolutions Of the House. The reader will find
the argument close compact and what in sound Of
public opinion, would have been deemed irresistible. We
shall conclude Mr.. Morehesds Speech tomorrow.
Mr.. Rives followed Mr. Morehead in debate (hsvrs
spoken Saturday, and his Speech has hand
the National lnelgencer model OF classical taste end
Parliamentary condenseton, and repete with sound Con-
stutional doctrine. We shall lose time in presenting
Mr. Rives concentrated and powerful Speech the
| reader
| Mr. Woodbury. followed Mr.. Rives on Mondsy-Mr.
/ Choste Mr.. Woodbury. Tuesday-Mr Henderson Of
Mississippi Mr. Choate, yes,erday.-Many other Sena-
doubt TO speak We hear nothing indicative
Of the result rumours in addition to what placed
before the reader yesterday. We presume much lie
known at Washington than here. The result is in the
breasts OF three Senator'S who have yet spoken
decisively, and probably will not, until the last Moment
We pray Providence they may regard alone the rgk and
the consequences dependent the wise termna-
ton of this ilstarrcd questionable spawn Of Ty
erism and tpeculatonwi,h which the American People
have had little to do-wi,h which the Texan Party seem
| determined they shall have nothing to do
Whist request be reasonable and modest than
that preferred the Senate by the opponents Of
Texas Ii is this:-"Gen,cnon this is great question
and a new question. The American People have
had opportunity of considering apart from Presidential
Politics I, has been originated since the present Con
gress first assembled elected and purely operate
a political effect, Give until December next to think
upon it: Then Congress will come into power.
elected since the Texas agitation and prepared
express the real sentiments and wishes Of the People
Ii the next Congress- informed more uuly than this OF the
will Of the People, concludes Texas, its op
pOncnts however unwise may deem the measure. will
cheefully acqucscc in the Public wi!l.''
Is this, we ask again. Observation-Disclosures and equ
tablet But will it pesse the Texansl No! They demand
every thing They fear that if Texas is annexed now
II never will DC annexed, and that wild, hazardous and
desperate speculation they stand equally prepared to sacr
fee the acquisitions Of the Constitution and the rights Of
| their countrymen.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-20
House OF DELEGATES

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 3d. 1916.
The Senate passed the following bills:
An act authorizing separate election at the House Of
Richard C0lcy IN the county Oi Russell.
An act authorizing appeals from the Of nmpshre
to be tried at the Court Of Appeals at Lewisburg.
An act TO authorize the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company 10 complete their Road through Vrgnia 10 te
Ohio River. and for other purposscs with amendments.
On motion. tho House agreed to dispense with tho
cess during the balance Of tho session.
The following onarooeed Jls were read third time
bill concerning the legal representatives Of Thomas
Mass, deed. late Of Richmond county.-Passod
bill authorizing the payment Of a sum Of money TO
Oliver Snesd Of the county Of Russell.-Possed
bill Concerning John Coke, Sergeant Of the CITY Of
Wlinmsbug.-Passcd.
A bill adding another provision concerning BRIDGES IN
the Act (passed 81 March, 1885, providing for tho opening
and repairing Of Publio Ronds.-Psssed.
bull authorizing tho Bonrd Of Public Works 10 sub
scribe 70 the capt." stock Of Giles, FSyetc and Kanawhs
Turnpike Company.
This bill supported by Mr.. Smith and opposed by
Messfs. VERIFY, Garnett and Bfo1dus u Caroline.
Inc aye'and noes were called upon rs passsge-whieh
resulted ayes ~, Sc. SO the bill was rejected
bill declaring Sleepy Crock public highway. Pas.
bill Incorporating the Monongahols Navigation Com
Pany Opposed by Messfs. Hays Newton, Hamilton OF r,
and supported by Mr.. KidweI, and. on motion Of Mr.
Wade. laid on the table,
bill authorizing m exchange Of Arms with the Nor
folk Rifle Company. Passed.
bill 10 amend Act entitled an Act concerning Tho
weighing Of Ave Stock brought 10 the City Of Richmond
Passed.
bill changing the place Of holding separate election
in the county Of Hanover. Pasted.
bill giving Tbomos s. Raymond further time 10 get
ASIDE The sale Of corsin tract Of land In the county u
MOnoncllia. Passed.
a bill TO amend tho Act passed iIih Dec 1874, con-
eerninR ihe Corr House Of Norfolk county Passed
bill ~ incorporate the Vifgina STATE Agricultural So
cicty. Passed.
bill allowing Mary stubble6ed compensation for her
condemned Slave. Passed. -
bill concerning John Psi,eson OF the county Of Buck
ingham. Passed.
A bill amending an act entitled act to proven, more
eecusy Instructions TO the passage OF Fsh in the waters
o. The commonwealth passed Feb 18th, 1874 Mr.. Y,ssY
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THE STEAMER PATHEINnrR

THE STEAMER PATHFINDER
On the morning Of the 9Th Instant about half past two
O'Clock, the alarm OF fire given aud the boat imme
diatey turned towards Shore but suddenly was she in
hanes was impossible TO Teach-eyery excron was
10 save her, but proved ucss-ho crew and
endeavoTed To save themselves, by sticks Of wood
bales OF cotton, planks, &c. Immediately on the aorm of
IRE being raised, three of the the yawl-two of
mem win the intention OF saving themselves other
ohoefbg assistance rs soon two landed The ono
man by name OF John Barge the assistance of the
distressed.
Being on the forecaste, with thirteen or fourteen
oheis Capt Moses and myself seeing all the rest
secure, got plank aud picked up by the yawl-
Hearing the shrieks of females n,adc them and
took Mrs Fleming of the Of boat and picked TN
I've cbnmbermad and negro woman from the river then
went 70 hc assistance OF those in need o it-found
evoral IN sinking siate having only stick of wood for
hcr support and nearly chilled death. After taking
them to the house OF MIR. WIN. Bendurant, the yawl was
again sont for more. On enqurng for Mr. Benduran we
nsceIancd he had manned his sk and fiat with him
sell aud negroes, and employed in picking up the suf
efers Of whom he found nearly dead from cold and
cramps, but through the kindness and attention of Mrs
Benduran were saved when landed at her house, We
there supplied with clothing and oil necessaries.
Douglas Hardin, the steward, landed some distance
below and died Immediately inter from cold. Mr.. Bendu
rant saved about twelve persons whom without his timely
assistance would have found watery grave.
NJ about halpast seven o'clock, A. NJ, the steamboat
wave, Capt. WALKER answered hail, and landed for
US after taking leave Of kind aud humane hostess and
host, with blessings themselves and family we mustered
our company and found the following persons missing two
Vt whom were to drown
PassoDgors--S. Carlton Of Yahanapaephn. Mis- Sam'l
Caldwell Of Grenada. John Butler Of do Pinchbaek of
Ilonoisc, 80 llugging Of Granada, Ilsrdmon Douglas
(sicwardD one fireman, name unknown.
J. +. HoDGsoN. Clerk.
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MARINE lNTELLIGENCE.
Canal Commerce.
February 18th, 1916.

AKKIVED,
Canal boat Flying Lucy Station mir- from Lynch.
burg TO Shields somervine Webb Co. Brown Ta,los
Tucker Duvai Co. l. crrnshaw 4 Co. wm O. Cen.hayv
frys Co. Williams 4 Robinson and Henry Ludiam 4 Co.
Tennessee Crumpaekcr with 20 10
i. ID CTenshaw q Co.
Exchange Bland, with 37i tons mdze seotsvie to
Tompkins Co, naIan Brothers Co Sheppard and Rss
land
Champion Guersn with -. from seotsvie to Ba
ABoekrnbioush Deane Brown. Grete rvine
VIM Sheppard, Faris Co, Burton, Brown Taylor
Tucker, Webb, Bacon h 20, aud u Jury
Lucy Long, John Cower with Ia mdrc. Lock No
to Dcane Brown, Warwick Bark.iale, w
CLEARED,
buchanan Lerchan with 3d mdr Columbia and Scott
vile
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ALLEN,S OFFICE.

For this morning.
a Splendid Scheme
hleEands Erra Class, No 43-dtawn in baltimore Wednes
day Feby i0b-Capitais $4,000 10000. 5000 1000 1000
1000 1900 1850 IS prizes of 1000 30 of 600 Nos
sIawh ballot" Dmwng received BY mail this morning Tickets
Shares In proportion.
For this evening"
Vs. Mtnonesa Lottery Glass No So be drawn IN Rebmoud
Friday Fsby 2ls Capitals $1,000, 1000. 1900 1900 II9S
100 przrf u 1000, &C. as Nos. ~ drawn bao Ticket,
sISO-shares IN proportion.
Drawing Of New Jefsey Lottery Class No. iO-Peyy I7h
30 IL ~ so 10 80 ~ I o. Is SO
ebZO No Z
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"oUR FOREIGN RELATIONS

We afraid ihnt the general Of the nation is
sufficiently awake TO the critical position in which
tive upon our foreign relations, and by the partial
OF the House of Representatives branch Of
projects and the OF tha, body, surprising the
Executive reco lamentations, in regard to another.
in speech yesterday made by Mr.. Adams the spur
Of the moment, but in which he led by the chain Of
his thoughts much wider field than he Intended Mr.
ASam too Occasion 10 G M 70 the present posture OF The
bill that subject which has passed the House. !,
EiPen into law The direct effect Of such law, he said,
would be TO bring US into collision with Great Britain and
TO cause just apprehension Of being ultimately inyoy-
ed thereby in war with that Power.
AudHg rumor which had reached him OF the pur.
pose OF the Administration in the Of the passage OF
the Oregon bill, 10 propose TO add five regiments
OF infantry TO the present military establishment Mr. A. -
tmated ihat however necessary proper such
mshtbe In such contingency nothing in COMPARE
son ts the of military preparation which it might be-
come make in consequence Of the rash and
considerae action in regard the Oregon question which
the House OF Representatives had its part already
tenanced.
Referring tn, specua,ions which had been INDUCED in
az to supposed design OF Great Britain acquire Is
land OF Cuba by negotiation with Span-to which he said
We should by annexation Of Texas lose all right take
exception on general principleswh what probability of
success should undertake by prevent acqui.
snon OF ha,sand or wrest il from her hands when
CARED considering the utter disparity OF naval force
hers Were following the idea Of the late Secreta.
ry OF the Navy, (r. Upshur) attempt enlarge our
maritime force p only onehaf Of that Of Great Britain
gentlemen must lay their account with expenditure
OF forty mill ohs Of dollars year for that branch OF
the public service nloIe and, il actually engaged in
war with Great Britain, upon whatever ground
1t might 10 wngcd Of perhaps twice that annual
amount. So that, of money be raised
non the people in every form Of taxation, foreign
was not 10 be coured az, by the leviiy with which il
Ind been spoken Of some gentlemen seemed think il
emo ud be.
This the general Of the speech Of Mr. Adams
in which lac depored and condemned the temper and the
spirit ia which tho foreign relations OF the country have
bepu al atn ms cd ,y CO..
ernmen and discussed and acted upon in the House OF
RnpreseniauYes.n
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way Lam FROM NEw GRESADA-The packet brig
Chnfrs, Captain furber, arrived yesterday in twenty five
days passage from Carthagena.
Among her passengers the Hon. William ". Black.
ford, u - Charge d'Ahiires to New Grenada, and VIM
w. Blschofd his private secretary.
We learn from Mr.. Backford that Mr.. Totem the
American conacter 90 cut canal Of New Grenada had
got very successfully and much to the satisfaction Of The
G1vernment IL was Supposed Inst IL would be finished in
about three years The first ground broken on The
9Th Of December, which operation witnessed by a
great number Of people. All the contractors employed on
the canal arc Americans.
good deal liberalization felt the remove of
Mf. Sanchez, tho American Corsul az New Grenada II
seems thst he was much liked.
The election lor President oy electors resulted IN no
choice; the dots falls Congress General Mo- 1uera
will probably he ehOson.--NorJoik Hsyald, FsB. ~
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To the Editor. Of "a. Whis .

Conference.-The 22d Of February being near at hand,
allow an old friend and subscriber suggest propre
oil proper respect for tho day. by closing tho
on the streets, 80 as 10 allow those who confined from
day to day. the pleasure Of Joining tho celebration which
hope will be kept up so long there a friend Of
LIBERTY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-20

We are requested to state, and do with great
regret, that wn b. Preston will be candidate
present Montgomery in the House of Delegates The
public Councils loses in Mr. Preston one Of the safest and
wiscst OF our public We indulge the hope that his
rctracy will continue for only brief season.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-20

FhYErrG AND NtHoLAs-We learn that the convention
OF delegates from these counties their Convention last
week nominated j. IT, McIamon Of Nicholas ~ tho ubir
candidate To succeed Mr. yeo IN the House Of Delegates
We are informed the nomination gives universal sstac
ton TO the Wings Of both couniies.-KANAwnl REpuaLt.
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rJ The Managers Of the Birth Night Ball. 70 be- give n
tho Richmond Academy on FRIDAY EVENING 9
2lst instant request subscribers and gentlemen desirou,
Subscribe to the Ball. procure Tickets Of admission, To.
DAY. or tomorrow, from Star & Co opposite the Es-
change Hotel,
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BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.

Drawing Of the Posomoke River Lottery, Cllss No
20 % ~ 50 co 80 ~ 90 20
$4,000 Capitals!
Davns rceeived ty days mail rrhuray1 Capitals sI1.
geo 800 zoos tR9 1900. 100 10 81 1000 ofsbo OF 900
90 Nos ~ bahot@ Tickets e. for ssIe by
TIiO's " BIGGER,
" ~ Managers Omcs
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INlIE annual general meeting Of the Mutual
Assurance society Ps buildns. Of the s,se Of
virginia viii be held tbsr once IN the city Of Richmond
aoh Of February nert r one o'eIoes, Pm.
eEaswd LRUrHBRrooRD PA,
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W Mr.. Blackboard our Charged Affair, to Grsu.d. .r.
rived at New York on Wednesday, from Carhsgens In
the brig Charts lie is now with his family Frederick.
burg.-ElKp'G. HkR.
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y z. IYORnS OPfLCE.

Two C,ptai spli by WORD!
HanNos u So $3.50, and ~ IS 49, ssObotb so II, N.v
Jersey Lottery yesterday.
Drawing 10 day BY ~ oelock-Capitals $4,000 &c Se-
Tickets TO- 7sNos ~ drawn For prizes, call AZ
WORD5 Omce,
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
THURSDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 70. Is.s.

az The Convention for this Congressional District will
NEE, in the Concert Room the Exchange. this day At
10 O'Clock. NJ.
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THE DANGER OF WAR!

There large party in this country, always in favor of
war; comprehending the desperate in fortune, and the
ierprzing. So there is in every community. This is
natural that there many Philosophers eveu who deem
only be decreed but desirable safety valves
saluiary to society. So deem we, and the last
- years Of the worlds experience has effected infinite
change in rendering through public opinion and uarian
ism, less frequent and and more impossible
To this Judgment mankind will eventually
come that pays for itself, andthst
can be 10 any nations advantage.
Nn.s.,n Il L..
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DIED.

yesterday morning, the 18th. MARY T.. D. BLA-
widow Of the late Geo. Blakey, in the ssh year Of
blends Of the family arc requested. without further
DO silend her funeral this allefnoon nI 3 o'elock
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WEBB. BACON & CO.
Offer for Sale,


Offer for Sale,
1R A HHDS New Orleans Sugar
4OA p. Rico and ST. Crox DO part Prne, recently
[EpoTted
1880 bags Ieuyn p Rico Havana and 81 Domingo Coffee
&c bags fine and MaIaicaibo do
SIS hhis West India Moasses
500 sides Sole Leather
n Rueset Upper DO
~ boxes and hahboIes Loaf Sugar
- bbs Crushed do @
- tierces Rice
500 sacks Liverpool Blown SIX
= 1o4 do Ground Alum IDS
SO Teo Candles, Halle patent; and other brands
> 1t7 Zones Soap, various qualities
~ aQ boxes Sperm Candles
- American biste;cd Steel
81 Hoop itou various widths
l72 Window Glass, SKIS and loxl1
u tons Nova Scotia Grindstones
SO bbls NJ Carolina Tar
III dozen tainted Baskets
li3 barr Shot
81 kegs Dlporfs Gunpowdsr
II Calasria Leoriee
ia kegs Nails and BIads assorted dies
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b.I Lad Shoe Lines and BED Cords Ginger Pep
per Pmeno Teas Of various qualities Corn Droos Irvine
Wood Ware Hops, Paper, &c. &c. au IL
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FRESH
GARDEN SEED.

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N ARfICiOkE-Large Green Globe
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Red Marrow, White manow, Large Lima, &C.
BEET-Long Blood Early Blood Tunip, White Sugar ssnss
BRoCoLt-Eary aud Late Purple
CABBAGE -Bay York Large York Early Bafe.ca Early Gu
gar Loaf Late Sugar Loaf Plat Dutch Drumhead Red ee,
Cured savoy DruniheadSavoy, Ae.
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CAULIFIOwER-Eariy and Late
CHLERy-whs and Rsdsoid
CREss-Broad Leaf
CUCUMBER-Lons Green, Early Frame, Gberhin. ne
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LErTUCB-lee Brown Dutch, Early snesia. &c
MELoN-Nu,meg. Ciron, Jackson Water, &C
NASTURTfUM
OKRA
oNIoN-whi,e and Red
PARsIsRY-CurIed
PAHsNiP
PEAsEr,ra Early gary rrsme Early Bishop. pw,1 us,ly
Charlton, Dwarf Msncwfat, nc.
PEPPER
RADIsIl-Lons Scarlet Fairy Turnlr, &c.
RHUBARB-for pee
sALSfFY-Or Oyster Plant
SPINACH
ToNATo-Iarse Red
rURNiP-Eahy Plat Dutch Red Top, Norton 10
POT AND SWEET HERB SEED
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ONION sErS-Whne
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tooSotupgp ro.NoRRow.l
WAIEEsIED,

rook Hill, the residence OF John Stewart, Esq, on
,day the 18Th instant. by the Right Rev. Bishop
Mr. T.. u. BENTLEY, Of this city, 10 Miss LUCY
ly daughter Of VIM. b. Chamberlaync, Esq, Of
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CINCINNArI MARKET. =

CINCINNATI MARKET. FEB. Is.
cold ~ ca.sl oSA The balance Of rsesips I'D
81 o3.S7soA&0.G I'M ~ WfIHftff
wh.ky has Improved. and a4s bbs were cold Il isl.
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IOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE.

d. 40 Vesg Captain Lottery dfnwng reeeivdby O'Clock
hs sOj HeadyO Call before ~ O'eiook J01 prize
only 100 nenng 5000 Tickets % 5OPikares had on the
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