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HE w. TTLYARD,
He SURGEON DENTIST, EUTAw-sT.,
fe5-3m Sd door north of LOmbard-st

A SUCCESSFUL HIT. Those well known
IA prize vendors, EMORY & Co, of Calvert ST.,
sold Saturday the pretty little capital privc $4,000
in package of quarter tickets TO citizen, for the
No. Calvert ST. In the drawing they also sold
to Nos 81 so co. S4O3, whole ticket sent to Columbia
Pa; and one of $50 in quarter ticket sold to lady
These fine returns always be had by giving Emory
Co. call Don't forget the magnificent scheme to
be drawn this day.
THIS DAY will be drawn the Frederick Female
Seminary Lotte y, class 36-75 Nos. and IL ballots
SPLENDID SCHEME.
prize of S5000 prize of $4,000
I" 5000 " 1881
1000 10 +" 1000 SC.
Whole tickets S4-shares inprOportion.
Drawn Nos. Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class
IL, drawn March 22-lowest prize 81:
% Sc Is 90 % 46 % so 60
09- Orders meet with prompt attention.
EMORY s. CO., No. 2 Caivertst.,
1t Baltimore, Maryland
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JUDGE MARTIN. Hon. Robert N. Martin,
the newly appointed Chief Judge of the Western
Judicial District, was qualified last week al
Frederick, before Judge Marshall. He arrived
at Cumberland on Wednesday last, and was
waited upon by the members Of the bar and
many of the citizens of that tewn. The Al
leghanian announces that he intends to reside
in Cumberland.
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1y-AMERICAN REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
The American Republican Convention will meet on
MONDAY EVENING, 9th instant. at their Room,
Union Hall, of Baltimore street and TripoettS
alley. by order,
JOHN c. HOLLAND, ls,
mhaa2, William HANNA, {sscr".
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EpRILLIANT SUCCESS AGAIN. ON SA-
ND TURDAY last for the patrons Of TUCKER &
the prizes in that small but popular scheme, and
glad to several new faces amongst the candidates
for prizes at our old established Head Quarters for
Prizes-Sl000 we sold to a citizen, and s400 we sent
to Cecil county; also 5000, of $780, of $780, and
of $50, we sold to various citizens, making prizes
distributed from one Office! The S2G0 prize we
sold to a widow on the Point
TO DAY, 81 5000 and 10 of $1,000. Tickets "a.
Drawn numbers Of Saturdays Lottery,
22 Sc 10 20 42 46 % so 60
T.. TUCKER BROTHER,
1t Head of Centre Market Space
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ASSESSMENTS. The Museum presents quite
a formidable array of female dramatists, and OF
course attracts nightly the gallantry of the city.
Mr.. Peale has fine company, and must con-
tinuc to be encouraged, so long as he maintains
his present demands upon public patronage.
There will be an afternoon performance, the
Miss Bramson's appearing.
The Washington Museum, Pratt street, puts
forth its claims to public faver; quite 4 variety
of entertainments arc offered.
Jack Reeve, having neatly fitted up the Egyp-
tan Saloon, Gay street, will open tonight. He
is clever actor, and promises to afford much
amusement.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING. The Washington
Temperance Society will hold meeting, at
their hall, this evening 1t is intended to be
an experience" meeting, when those who at
tend will have an opportunity of learning how
men have been led astray from the path Of
moral and social duty, from too free use Of
intoxicating drinks; and how, through the
magic sway of temperance pledge" they
have been retored to society, their families,
health and happiness.
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SsILyER PLATED FORKS tsSpOONs
~ RIIITER KNIVES CAKE RAsK ETl GALL.

~ BUTTER KNIVES, CAKE BASKETS, Casters
Butter Coolers, lliga and Chamber Candlesiicks,
Toast Racks, Napkin Rings salt dishes, Bronzed
Tea bells, Oyster and Asparagus Forks, Soup and
Gravy Ladies, Hing off low at the NEW FURNISH
ING WAREHOUSE, No. g N. HOWARD STREET,
just round the corner of Market street
mh2i Pm e. Il. WETMORE & co
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90 MAD. DE BONNEVILLE commences her
course of LECTURES ON MAGNETISM, at the
MASONIC TEMPLE, ST Paula Lane, on
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public attention to the advertisement of G. E..
Wetmore, Howard street, to be found in another
column of this paper Housekeepers cannot
fail to find cheap and excellent articles among
his great variety of storage. Call and sec.
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T.n I'm turn their thanks to their numerous
N,'T#s5a.stN friends and the public for their past
if IN favors, and respectfully ask con
2IXx,S--a-SA tinuance ~ the same. We have in
store large and general assOrtmen
of Ladies' and genteinen's plain and quilted SAD
DIES, Of vaI us qualities and prices
We have also very superior gentlemen's SADDLES
made the vey best English trees, and of the bes
English Leather-sil Of which are warranted as re-
presented,
large aud general assortment of Coach, Gig and
Wagon HARNESS, of silver, brass, covered and ia
banned mounting.
Also, very large assortment Of TR 'VELLING
TRUNKS; some of which are made after the well
known English Trunk, of solid leather, aud which
cannot h.. broken by the hard knocks of travelling.
Hand Trunks; Ladies' Bonnet foxes, various sizes
Tr yelling Bags; VAL iseS: Saddle Bags Heads and
ReiHs; Martinique Collars EAiues; Blind Brides; Hal
ter$; Cartaud Wagon Harness
Als0 very superior assortment OF Bit and BirdOon
Brides, best English LeatLer; Snofel Brides; Mar
tinsaes and Whips of the beat quality
Military work made al the shortest notice and in the
most fashionable style. JENKINS h LILLY.
nh2{
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NOOD ADVICE. Go and try your luck this
4T week at FLETCHER CO.'S. fortunate office
No Holiday street, where it is only necessary to
purchase tic et package to insure capital at
least a handsome prize
THIS DAY, sl5,oos for "a; Tomorrow $1,000 for
S3; on Wednesday $4,000 for 90; Thursday $4,000
for So Friday $4,000 for 81; Saturday So 900 for 3d.
Whole, half and quarter tickets also packages in
all the above schemes, ready for sale. Early
application and trifing investment in either of the
above may realize an independence for life.
Drawn Nos. of Saturdays lottery, are,
% Sc l6 20 40 Dc 30 so so
JAMES FLETCHER s. co.
1t BALTIMORE, Md
NGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
IL The I'd, Sd, and 9TH capital prizes in the Small
Fry lottery were sold by the Egerons in Saturdays
scheme.
Drawn Nos. of yesterdays Lottery are,
% Sc Is 90 Do 46 30 50 so
$4,000, THIS DAY, tickets S4.
$4,000, TUESDAY, tickets S3.
$25 900, WEDNESDAY, tickets Ss.
$4,000, THURSDAY, tickets Sd
$4,000. FRIDAY, tickets S4
$1,000, SATURDAY, tickets SO.
For the truly fortunate tickets, amply at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South st. and Exchange Place; or
II Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
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NEW SPRING GOODS AT THE NEW

NJ EW SPRING GOODS AT THE NEW
~ STORE. Just received, in addition to our large
stock of Fresh Spring Goods:
CLOTHS, French, English, Domestic and Belgian
all color, from 81 % to Sc.
CASSlMERES, every variety of shade, style and
quality, tr' m 81 TO $22j
VESTlNGS, Marsees, Cashmere, Florentiae, Sa.
tin, Lavtntine and Silks
Mouseline de LANES aud Cashmeres, new and beau
tul styles, al exceeding low prices
Lace and Satin Stripe & plain Muslins, Rambroons
Linens and Linen Drills; Summer Cloths
Irish Linen, and an extensive assortment of Sheet
ing and shirtng Musins, at factory prices
DONNETS Straw Prince Albert, Florence Braid
Tuscan and Satin Straw BORAets, at the Chean
Stor' where may be found the most extensive
assortment at the lowest prices in the city.
JOHN II. WILSON,
No, 80 Baltimore street, (White i1ouse)
mh24 VISIT Four doors below Frederick at,
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FIREMEN's BALL. The Liberty fire CoW-
pany will give their second anniversary ball,
in the Saloon of the Law Buildings, this even
ing. The managers have taken every care to
render the occasion agreeable to all who may
desire 10 participate in the dance or to enjoy a
pleasant evening amid the gay, beautiful, and
happy hearts that are expected TO be present.
Several members of the Good viii Engine COM
pany, of Philadelphia, have arrived in this city,
and will attend the ball they are here in COM
plment to the occasion, and will be found good
fellows in all that appertains to the responsible
position they assume. Entertaining the utmost
good ,riU towards all firemen, we wish the ball
may prove, as we have reason to believe it will,
worthy of the company and satisfactory to the
attendants.
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THEAP STANDARD WORKS
v Eight Volumes in four, of the WORKS Of Thomas
Dick, l.. l. ID.
Philosophy of a future state.
Christian Philosopher.
Philosophy Of Religion.
improvement Of Society.
Mental Illumination or Moral Improvement OF
Mankind.
An Essay on the Sin of Consciousness, and the
happy effects that would flow from spirit of
Christian Benifcence.
Celestial Scenery, or the Wonders of the Hea-
vens.
Sidercal Heavens and other subjects connected
with Astronomy.
All of the above complete. for two dollars and fifty
cents. For sale by
PARSONS g. PRESTON,
BOokst Hers Stationers, and Blank Book Manufacur-
ers, No. Isl Pratt st., adjoining the Railroad Depot.
mh24-3t
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john ENGLAND lNsTiTUTE. 1t will by seer
by reference to advertisement in another CO.
lumn, that Major G. TocIlman will deliver ar
address before the John England Institute, ii
Calvert Hall, this srenng. Tho lecturer will
by request, repeat former discourse on the
manners, supersttions, poetry, SC. of the an.
Gent Schalvonians and Celts, IN connection
with the modern literature of the Poles, Rus.
slams, Scotch, English, &c. This will termi-
nate the lectures of the course before the Insti-
tuition, and from the well known abilities Of the
lecturer, will be well worthy public attention.
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BRASr's CoNDuIr-Chedp Conveyance. The
Cumberland Alleghanian mentions an inge'
NOUS mode for the conveyance of coal, about to
be constructed by Mr.. Brant. tits made up OF
three planks, one for the bottom, and one for
each side. 1t is about II inches in bottom, and
10 inches high at the sides. The coal is thrown
into this conduit at the mouth of the mine,
where the water is also let in, and it floats Oft
with the greatest rapidly. It will carry from
one thousand to two thousand bushels, per
hour, a distance of two and half miles. There
is not much Fiction, and consequently very lit
tie breaking or wearing away OF the Jumps OF
coal If MIR. 3. can procure an abundance oil
water, at the mines, and construct his conduit
to Cumberland it will certainly bear away the
palm for cheap conveyance. 1t is believed he
will succeed. The distance is about 10 miles
the descent sufficient, and the encouragement
flattcring.
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THYS (Mondapl EVENING, Marc. "a.
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and Sam'l Hutchinson, for assaultng David
Vaniassen, were each fined S. and costs. Ju-
liza Ann Harker, for assaulting Elizabeth Barnes
was fined s i and costs The court adjourned
until Saturday next.
Citp Improvements. Among the many i'm
provements now in progress in our city, none
have attracted our attention more than the
beautiful portico in front of the celebrated Eu-
ropean House, South-st, kept by MIR. Joseph
Boisard. The design is at once bold and pleas
inp-whe the exterior is in the best style OF
modern art, and reflects great credit upon the
taste and artistic skill Of our talented and in
dustrious townsmen, Messrs. Herman & Muir
raw, who are entitled to the praise of the public
for this additional evidence of their merit.
accident from the Careless use Of fire arms
A Young man named VIM. Ellis, residing a
short distance from the city on the York Road,
met with severe accident on Friday while
cunning in that neighborhood. He was carry
Ing his gun very caIelessly on his back, with
the end of one of his fingers in the muzze,
when it accidentally went off and lacerated his
finger to such an extent that the amputaton oil
il became necessary, which was accordingly
performed by Doctor Hintze.
Successful Robbery. Two young men who
had been eating oysters, and partakiug of other
refreshments, at the house of l.. Milhau in Gay
street, Yesterday afternoon, about four O'Clock,
stole during the temporary absence of the pro-
prietor in the cellar two pocket books from the
drawer, one of which contained about IS. The
pocket books were found about half hour al
forwards, in an alley in Frederick street, con-
tanning all the papers, but of course minus the
money.
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AND RETAIL.
w SADDLES, BRInLES, HARNESS, &C
M

The Undersigned respectfully re-
turn their thanks to their numerous
friends and the public for their past
favors, aud respectfully ask con
tinuance Of the same, We have in
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Ship Seaman, Myrick, Valparaiso and a market,
Clark s. Kellogg.
Barque Catherine, Wingatc, Rio de Janero aud =
market, b. Buck x Son.
Schr Robt. Mills, Darling, Savannah, J X Randall.
Schr Henrietta, Craig, Norfolk and Richmond, I.
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~ Aiaa.s al la. a sac ds.ifHd HAT lie faes
sb1uld at brought aeofe She julfriiis a. :
hnnais 81 The rtaify nut ihr Sylih af5llaa and
Louisiana dfr.fnrj - IL -. 1t b'riuss aecs.suy Ia
bring The slhIsrl the attention 81 The General Cow
sfn nsnt IS Legislation become nee sslry.
TIE SPEAKER sad that II tie subject WIS 10 he
dr,rleJ II would have la goo
Mr. ADAMS sad be had n, % Jselian n this.
Mr.. 81 ri 81 : C. dr4ifHI - have he question DIS
posed 81 a uuee. and alased II lsy upon The tahe.
NJ 40 ISIS cale, III 'be yeas aal aafs, Whirl, be-
inl red Tie decided IA the affirmative.
Ayr. 90. n'es Is.
lie pf3lias oGhe Pes laiinns vas then ordered
Mr. ADAMS ufarcl adilfbuai concordance ~
the sa1leci n the nnnrxirun ~ Irxae; when the
sla'es at1 territories having all heinz called hf pclns
Tho Sanding CoHul hes we're c8td upuu fot Reports.
fwe eaiiinitees 'nly mere called When motion vas
made lo adaurn.
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Desirable 4'aslsily lsesidcncc
FOR SIZE.

4 wish to sell The house and lot occupied by myself
is situated in desirable and healthy part OF The low
..1--S, on The alley running by the reservoir, aud
Esy..,'s about one square beyond the reservoir ia
~. / is passing from Main street. The house is
- -7ssLszss ruomy and comfortable, afrdng very
greeloe residence for large tanly. On The lot all
the necessary out houses namely rooms tor servants
meat house. stable. house, &C. il he houses and
the lot in excellent order, needing but very ll
pair This property is insured IN the Mutual Assurance
Society, the lax for which is only about dollars per
annum.
would prefer private sale; but, if this cannot be
effected this property Will be offered at auction un the
ooh day OF December neNt. 10 private purchaser the
terms shall be accommodating. 1t il should be sold at
auction the terms Will be made knoa IN on the day Of
sale Persons, disguised 10 purchase. invited view
this property. X. r. TON NIEY.
Nov 27 t20Df
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me New York "Conmefcla" has an article on the
aHairS IN The X DE Ia Plaza. II thinks thar the ntell;
3'neF nom hnrnos Ayes that the declaration Of blck
a'e' issued by The French aul British Pniporentaries
has been promptly followed by rna protest (ro,a bs
"'Poa a1e representative u line Uuned States. opens !,
wde nfld "r consideration and inquiry, and Tins 10 be
The hretunner Of difficulty. ''' " Ut
ldrk) says:- F't'' u ne"
NV e, have before Us Rio de- janet 10 paper Of Sen
;ca"I ~ inch gives The report ola discussion had
In D.' ,..s' " representatives, the In Plata
~ ms discussion the Minister oil FOREIGN Af,rs
"'t,','' "t me tFerGment II Brazil had ,rs,If in,
'"heu lhe intervention If iasce. aud lnnd aa, ~.
10 INC 60 operation ot Great Britain: aud that II
he owen H., a., a',se PAT II Ms hal no preteNt might
u. ..s,', gaa an eye 10 her own Interests
b., '"iSef even spoke otlhe necessity restin ~,
'',a1, e g'iy monarchy IN The new world, Ia seel
,''l.29 '' ,5 menafehles o Europe suppol oa,;os,
e" The Iep"biieaasD. b, ,ebrh s !,
Cd an" me"aaeedJ rom all gua,tersn '''''0''''>
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eOl,sa,siSSsolser'S NNse.

ID Y virtue of decree of the circuit superior court
~ law aud chhncery. fu Campbell county. pronor ~
ced the lilh day OF Oclobe 1916 in suit wherein
John Johns and VIM Fufhush, executors Of Rirhfnond
Sfathan, plaintiffs. aud Thomas J.. Pnrtwuud aud
Mary PortwoId and others are defendants. Tue under
slgn-d commissioner. Will on Monday, the l2h day
of January next Chat being day briorc tho front
do OF Campbell court house, sell To the highest bidder
for ready money, The said Thomas l.. P"ruudd's sixth
interest in the twelve negroes mentioned in said decree
after his mothers death.
NJ. B. NONLlN, Cmn'r.
h0v27 In
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Nv tla .f.,,.l -, - ficd7'te If HeccmLerl
-, ''f arrival 81 the United siatps sloon f va, ihu
nuaS at Pensacola On the 9Th uIlimo in fm yp.n
fran, 'l' f"z' "rafe IN possession Of nellIaer re
'" ''s atefcy fortnight later Than we q,d af &c
N5,S5., ou' HeS q papers come down to the IN ot
of Mexico :" ''e Isl nom the city
,iaiSo ael PHcblo Of he s,iasrant pn,Jsboa =,
prg 9 HAIeo p9s ont torrent of abuse un a,
accedre a"o his Ministers for their course in
So. w a'E iu'Iher Negotiation with lie Ia.
oa'r, According 10 Tins rather scanaIons ana 1aea
lent sre, The administration consents m nav, ana =, vo>
as, N % me l' Bravo for lis boqnday 10 reno"ocs eh a,
rannras >' .f5 a'1 paris Of chihuahua Coahus. and
md ,o ne paper then appeal, to the c,,ana
" ~ ~, army not 10 tolerate So ujquitos v@'os
,l,v 49,. H., -'s un 10 sly. HAT On The On - a.
Nv " ,5c Cs ',.aref Of Foreign Affairs presented u o1
's Is N secret ssiHl, aaI had ,I' ''NrH
fy = real talara lc,rs frnn H. ,'. '.e r''fanle.
r. r fuh Az NJ Aiee. ia winch nae # C lsals
Na3 qsied, wlch aanonraj a.'4'
i'''''' Dod.' n's command VAS Wuhdgaun , ,'a 'ae
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fifiees in consideration thai the Nesican Government
-ad agreed Ia rceisr Envoy fro ih- nird States
h. would arrive r tine purpose OF srlilHg The btnn
a,ry between the iwa Countries And says the lingo
tbe iraaramaus o Minister had the apdaeiaus lnpn>
rnc to congratulate the Cham5efs aad the country up
an tie suspicious ryeH!o llis II Ldlws up with
a violent appeal 10 the peope 10 to tie rescue,
50. "A - rs - It "A
Washington leer asserts thai as the Stan>
ding Commuters Of Tie l.. y senaie arr ,n,ple ed.
Mr. Benton + ciaifman OF the Cnnnitlsc Military
Af1irs intends repairing bill Lr The nnrdiae organ
zilIun aud equipment Of 300 900 volunteers and aHi hor
iztng loan d tioooo,Oco, carry cut this aud other
measures + defence.
The NV N,tk Courier. referring the rendiiion If
fhines disclosed by he Corrsp dence The Oregon
question. says
II IS by the common Of calm and pairioc
precisely the where With temper aud discretion
10Th sdrs-cnnsdcr1tious of enliyh -nrd expedi-ncy
my be substituted lut The assertion VI ABSTRACT
right.
We mndr rhr last ofrrt. in the way of conpromse
which the f.n2iiSh rlenipn'eudfy rejected l.-i T. y
land now take her turn. anl any really fair uT-r lhis
country Viii not VI are persuaded ufn unlrendy
car.
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rROMA WASHINGTON 0oRREePoNnENf.


WAsuizoroN. Dec. d. 1873.
"Wi!I itere be Var p IS qaest.on more easily pat
Than aHswsfeJ-hul whether tbere viii be OF MT, Nj
palb guilty ia gfs he1laet 81 dats IA c9a
nteHjiag - Itns1css s9ne piefafai'e mas''s "' 'N
ief.a 81 tie nonrits lie has al ebsi brought Us Ia
lie yefse II a var with Tire must powerful ns'ion upn
earth and hefc lrfJ ~itInui snbie aan brE H"unl-
ed Ia relrl invasion I0l. HE te. VIM Aaa@s 7hi'
Gffai Britain WI vat aler the eXpitalio1 ol yraf
nar BET re STRIKING hl5e II tie Gcenre % VIAL sue
CONSIDERS htr iusi rights 10 patton ot The lctutf 81
Ofr,m7 Hiil MI aHpft pared state be 40 add Ton
al iHcenfive Jr immediate aeiiuu IN Der part Nay
NJ the official de- iafaaa " the Executive, that We
claim - Nile u the OnE4n, and vii maintain oar
r,rs at a hazafd. be c9n,efrd by ENGLAND a. ,aiii'
,igt,r t. Gsaiun ~ declaration VI rislilitits Nho
can sly ai the frs ecaalo he Message from The "thrr
.lt If the aief niay not be the laundering 81 the bnsI
cannon upon our unprotected ga pofs hfse al ied~
are matters ol grave Constellation Idn danger III "lf
i, Imminent Fer my own p7n, doh9l see no" u Is
10 b. avoided. ffa-ots 10 h1re that ufai I'M
sh II aaae her preu-Ins Ia the nsht " Ill ana lhr
ual, og.er dspr Ia admissible adjHslmtn oi The dispute
--atbfrsIioB-has been Iermporiy clsssd.
S,.ue l,IHlus LAW cauruspas idFnnUif 10 4 c1hiln
nation 81 peace ifam tie pursued by Great bai
sin u the settlement Of iue \. l.. Bon, dgry. Their
premises IRE weak H. the settlement Of that question:
EHaIaaJ lad ~ eye to tn difficulty which he iaresaw
was ii,ey Ia arse IN rrrfeare IL Opgon. aud II u
m9tc Importance Ia her 10 secure military Rad iof
the passage ol her fp9ps ffom laaS 10 Qaeber. HE
event II war will America than to secure The fe~
cfes nj barren LAID which she conceded II US That
road is now completed, aud IN I'VE days FROM thrr ami
val at ,.aax. she place ~ amy al Qaehec, reaiy
"a moments notice, iaf descent upon our northern
irlnil1r.
Let Air. Polk do his duty, and propose measures Of
defence. AZ venture 10 say, thai The " igs IN Lon
t..,s will be among the oreulost Ia aid hi,a IN ear; -
them cut Ii We fad ourselves ih the midst ii war
vi h1n being prepared ar it, the responsibility mus be
laid upun his shoulders aud nat thef's. They
dy do their dey and lher motto will be, ''unr conn~
Try, night OF vfeus." Rich. Wig.
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.ETyEE2.gEzTE CO.sE.

Ana NE satisfaction il has gven. The Coal has been
carefully selected, broken and screened is kept under
cover on plank flour. and warranted Tree irom slate
"' olt' AMI will be delivered the BASIN bank IN Riclt
od' at the low price OF $3.50 per laod Of % busl-
nose who prefer ii, can have the Coal in The lnmp;
and may be proper to say to those WIN have never ~
sea hh'hlaclle Coal, that IS preferred over all other
'oa'' where II has been used. from the fact that it is
productive OF 10 smoke. din ashes as conpared with
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