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ell Scc:otario" says that the probability Of annex aor
Is increasing, and he said before the great news from
McSeo which will probably put weis into the Tex
scale.
The "Globc" inclincs the same opinion-,he Giob,
vOf of il IN January!
That p-per OF Monday evening says
at Is well ssceftaned now, that majority exists in the
House, aud probably IN the Senate also In favor Of
neAing Texas TO the Union. The conditions alone r,man
10 b. adjusted. The treaty scheme of last session. as pre-
sened in I0nt resolutions. understood will not pass in
either branch The proposition o recognising obga-
lions Ia Texas under the treaty u. Mr. Jefferson 1903
AMI emitting II Ia admission State once, Ter
rtoy, with view subdivision tor admission in several
States, with the principle OF the Missouri compromise en-.
grated, seems 10 meet with favor IL possible.
however that the act OF the present Congress may take
shape OF that under which Mr. Jefferson secured Louisiana
being Appropriation enable the President elect e
feet al once what he may be instructed accomplish in
some form tbs; submitting the alternatives his dis
cret"n, aud the confirmation oi the Congress We
think the simpler mode will be found the best"
The National Intelligcncer OF Tuesday did not come
and we know therefore how longitude
ssa But still hold be impossible that the Texas
iniquiiy be perpeusted with Wing Senate: To say
nothing OF the uncons,tuonaliy OF the mode of
non 10y sni resolution which is the popular fashion with
the democracy" and the entire unawulness which
VT GELATIN has concusyey shown hope that the
" hgs oi the Sense, IT others will
ega@e p.dnder aud consuutinnazc fraud. The "signs
are more adverse than imagined they could be, but
have yet the hope and faith that Texas obbers will be
rOuird aud public opinion have the and opportunity
Tor full aud fair play allowed IT,
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TIE RICHMOND STAR

We observe that neighbor Of the Star, DESTROYS e.
make expeditions close his present business will Of
fer tie Str establishment public sale, to-day, twelve
o'clock. We have before expressed the opinion that this
opportunity Tor a Of talent. most excellent; and
a. there several Sesirous Of possessing it,
will nt liberal bidders, and pass competent and able
hands Such paper ought by be los, u the
community.
We cannoi take leave OF friend the Corporal whom
have found just and kind his friend loyal To
what he Proicsed, true To right and his country and n"by
Inclined elevate in all his relations. and improve
and advance his condition, without the expression eur
warmest wishes for his happiness. In parting with him.
part with the only u joint prof, ssion who has
in t city, least, extended towards confidence
bcroity and kindness who has displayed willingness
recprocate good offices Others have chosen to regard
rivals and enom;es-he has been willing to consider
us aud u, as friends.
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has a'esdy. perhaps. determined 90 in smother direc.
Va. The land. OF each and every -cass Of citizens
VIII thus be lessened in value whether the wish 10 remove
and to sell. To remain In the Old Dominion. That
would In all probability, add icw dolars the value ii
saen slave In Virginia for time, think may be CONGO.
ded; yet this advantage small in comparison with the
evils to which have but adverted.
In these views may be mistaken. yet they arc candidy
entertained. Now. ~ candidate for Office tru.,
shall not be suspected Of want Of sincerity ,s,rrs,v
desire to see this Union preserved promote is
aud 10 aid in establishing, firm basis. the
OF our tree and favored land MY humble effort. Will,
have the honor DO in Congre,.
been directed these objects and shall retire from Tho
station, least with the of having done moth
ing to forfeit any claim which may have had to the
good opinion Of my fellow citizens.
Wings OF the Fifth Congressional District. shall eve,
be grateful for past and continued Kindness service
which has existed between with many feelings that
you will appreciate To say that shall always with
pleasure "a tho period when elected the
tasc of such district would be fesby TO express my
SELL IN the Kind remembrance of q constituency, honor
cd us you have been by the associations Of th.
brightest ntelec that Virginia has given to the Union
taken from Your limits, in her Jefferson her Madison
her Monroe, her Crawford, and her Barbours
Democrats, neighbours and frends-,o you return my
thanks also, for uniform courtesy and poenc.s
may well that ia all the heat party YOU
have given abundant believe that We differed
only In our political views take leave of you also IA
portion o my constituents, with unknd feelings ard,
any one; but with sincere desire sec always contin
uancc OF Individual friendships and to feel an
that political conflicts however 6ercey wagcd cannot with
US dissolve the ties of the social CIRCLE
am, very respectfully, your obedient servant
- w. l.. GOGGlN
I.rx Ia.
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From. The v. o. Zee.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
OVERTHROW OF SANTA ANA.
ECRMATION 0F 4 NEW GnVERN

I-TT- - .T--TTT
f'hMA loN W = ~" "oE EhN l.
On Saturday tle schooner Ventura from Vera Cruz
lived IN port D Cing dates from that city the 18th
INST and from Mckee :, the 9Th. The news il Of the
l,i,c tt,r,,,,,pr, and i NJ .,,i,. ,s ,,r,,o,3 ;
- ~ - - 80
~ ''" 49, go '4' '''v'' ,'''' one ''''''sa"' WIN
mexican 1"-''' u ''''Fo Lut 'Ah'a ana ""ud succeed
duelnng the insu5r cnn headed by General Parcdes-
IL appears, however from the Of our intelligence
thai The oytbfo, In question ya. NOT merely ns f
.t .,,,,,. o., .,,,,,,.. ,o .,I-t ,b, .,,,a,. -. II
90 ~ " ~ ~ y SCI w s"'
''o'' uu' ""s ' ''' '''P"'" " u''P e' "'lD P'''a-
dng dssaus'acuon NJ inc administration O the DstaiOr
The revolution which had commenced at Jlscp spread u
must simultaneously throughout every d,p1,tment: the o
- lei. Z. .i.,o ,i,4 ...,, ,,t ,., ,.,,t ,b ,,. = ! 49,
r., 80 49,.
'1Pa anu mug va ''' COURSE '"'' J." d" '"c''u
by snort ""a nesiy all Mexico mad J,ised IN the move
mcnt, the administration displaced and Santa Ana
hurled from power and transformed from Drt,,,r f., 8,
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-. - ,, 49, -,
'"'' TO- u" Wv "F'''"'' f'',''''"'' "''' WIZ"
% h-s "teH 'H'c'l scare any "h'1r vas ihr radical
change IN the Government attended with bIDIf-hcd. 10
eemod on the CONTRARY perfect rev tuition Of public ouiu
Ian ID, u,tv.r.,l ,fd m 80, Una, ,i, ,,.., ,, t, ,,
-, ..-..l-l ~, I'd,
~ P ~ '''""E'
ro' U' '''"i"A '"P"us details we are 80 great inca
sure HI'bhd 10 lHe 1''Ie attention ~ COMMERCIAL
i'"n' from wHich 40 '7e frequently acknowledged -iu
lif ,.'I We h-Ne also received several pnfuruif - from
10, VIZ '.'h ''"-l.
ia sue D'y q" MEXICO N' bls'ufhiit ''tuWt need By
''i.N u'".L'''"'h ni S'nn Ana 10y hon branches 10
Zoe h'N'rhn D"nse-> bt"1p'n 6en' Canaiz9, who du-
unk ' lD'CHte q" the ff'sd in' G'f,cr fulfilled his
iI'' IONS al "i'fim -'n.d an order commanding Gun
sI' 70 's.1'' 'nli 'f ~, pn-P'-"" preventing the pub
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hiaself INDUCING la mere d.cl.ma,io. had e.,..a A..
ssn @.ss"rs,. Agresef tissue Oi uafoandsd and boil
ssefii"ns he MIR. W. had never listened 4, Than un,d- ~
the whole 81 that gent'emsn'. speech. ~
Another gentleman (Mr Payne) had said he would m,
.. Fourth OF July" Grafton this subject he iu-
ums'ea mr. X insersol had done. Mr. W. thought ths,
good Fourth Of July Grafton would b. spOooris,. I,
would otng to memory some Of the principles and objects
sa'.s,,ar Of ,ss ., neso,asa Ii would revive
ana SOUTH were banded together in defence of m. ,rh,
laid dawa "a The Declaration Of Independence.
lie thought areeurrence thoso time. would n. h,h,
appropriate aud useful when IL wa. mon ...d A. -, 80.
foreign alliances which derogs,ory to The n,,r.;
| July 4 memorable day. ~ :"
NJ w. then proceeded 10 make very aba and 6,,..
ed speech His principal objection the ncs,ur, s,. r.,
inevitable tendency extend slavery aud n, I no., h
e boldly To put hrs opposition 10 II upon that ground mi,
enlarged ON this point and stated his aud
c de'emina,on o the people Of Massachusetts to abide
o"esV oy tho COMPROMISES Of the Constitution ON tho
subject OF slavery but himself aud them would oppose any
increase that evil. and that. too. by violation Of
lie 'hen reviewed the origin Of scheme and the man.
ner IN wnlen was now brought forward. IL was mon
strons he said that measure should b, ,h ,h,,
until his hour expired. '''' '-e SPo~o
Mr. Douglass mex, obtained the floor and made very
cited speech on the other eide Of tho quest on mir n !.
the author OF the proposition before the Committee I
maks we've devoted principally showing thar Inv nm.
Treaty oi 1913 had acquired To Texas and th,, h
'"I really OF 1919 that title was improperly given up.
lie argued iuthcr that the people Of Tcx,. nov, de.
sired to be annexed bound to carry into the
provisions OF the treaty Of ls03 which enjon, that the in
habants Of tho acquired territory should be
INTO mo United States as possible, &c lie w..
followed by 'i' "As
Mr. Ghnsman OF N. c. MIR. C. alluded to the s,a.mcp,
hs had been made that the late Presidential election RAJ
this u "'a'
lie then alluded TO the Inconsistency of the Demoers,c,.
party IN that elecon and argued that rs the ,h.
owed were different in different quarters OF IN. coun,rv
no important question: ha con,ended. had been decided by
that election W
N wnftLa
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~ Member Of The Synod Of Virginia"

We feel subdued 10y the courtesy this Correspondence
If not altogether convinced by his reasoning.
We most choerully TO his abstract propositions:
None have ielI feel, have frequently and
unquaedy expressed insuperuble repugnaneo to the ALI
anre If Church and StIc.
Bot perceive admit that in what we under.
stand be the pending proposition, this danger in the
slightest degree involved Ceranly If thought So no
would mare srenuously resist the design. We under.
stand truth tat less asked for than is now enjoyed
by Inc denomination Ut PresbJerians old SCHOOL, under
the Charter given them 10y Pcnnsy This We do not
assert. but state only Il problem.
We shall publish tomorrow, the very lucid memorial Of
The Bapi.is the Legislature. IL will then be in season to
add a word more.
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historical! view ,iron able aud impartial ,n) q the
question Of distributing Nhe proceed. Of the Lind Fund is
respectfully submited your consideration. Was there
pdrfy spirt your honorable body or the conn.
Try, IT is not too much to affirm, that the views Of
N Madison" could be resisted by the good sense and
patriotism II Virginia ~ moment: Mr. Polk is olected:
now - the time, II tn forget for WHILE least
pay the higher aud nober considerations Of patriotism
aud the Public veal nnd we. therefore, most earnestly
appeal Ia the Senate e Virginia to pause heedfny be-
fore they reject again The PRINCIPLE OF Dis rRIBU.
TlON, capable of tIeeGn4 such ineaculabe coed. and
dangerous &, neither the Constitution. Liberty ot Right
EXTRACT from letter from Commercial House in
Boston to Commercial House ~ Ibis city. Dated
DfcgNBgR 9Th. 1871
"A the corn and large portion Of tIo Hour brought
this market = consumed m Stao. The imports into
tins Bo'too port tic past ~ months Of .9J2.
3j2 bl,hea. and OF -four IN the period Giss52 bar.
res-bssides have large number Of smaller ports
which receive considerably Of the amount, the
Boston market alone from Virginia 1864 bar.
rss of ut. and Of corn, 573 81 bushels The writer
would like right well to send statement one Of your
Virginia pyirlns, who reported by OF the papers
have said That Massaehsseifs did not take barrel of
-four from Va"
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EXTRACT from a letter from Commercial House in
Boston to Commercial House ~ this city. Dated
Genera, assembly Of virginia.

IUIFDAl, Jany Z, I5IJ.
The resolution from the House Tor the election, The
9Th instant Of the pubce officers 81 the State, was,
notion ol Mr.. MoMULLEs, iaij or the table
The bill 70 pay TO John Mcdowell, Treasurer Of The
School Commissioners ~ lnup .hrc County, n mo.
ney erfoueouy charged himself m lHI3, ainod
by Nr. CARuR, snd passed. Will ~ oppolrton.
Nr snfSN mDved t. tIke up biz rtsyiuti fCat1g q
Toxas, which MOTION wos ncg-uycd-ayes 3, NOES y.
Also to take Up his resolutions IN relation 10 tho Ger.
manic States and Chi-Ncgnuged.
Public D,bi and Rssogrc,s.
THE Speaker aid before the Senate leror from the Sc
cOnd Auditor communicating statements 81 the Pubc
Debt and Liibi tics of the Commonwealth md IL Re
On motion 81 Mr. NcHrArx. tho communication wa
laid on N 'fi'c and .',aof % BE- pfi1ied.
Nj. GAalanEa ssgse.teJ, tim TIC Importance u the
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combination Of demsgogues from the wes, and the Eat
the other States will be cheated Of their share OF them
for ever.
Upon the whole. ATM persuaded Tint II majority Of
the people, aud Of Virginia In particular adhere a. their
recent course ON this subject will be of the greatest
sacrifices OF public benefit made the Mooeh Of
party and that il will be pronounced by impartial his
tory. MADISON.
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IIOusE On REPRESENTATIVES,.

After the reading Of the Journal this morning,
Mr. Robert Smith rose 10 present memorial. The sub.
jet Of not understood.
Mr. Cave Johnson inquired Of the speaker what tie
regular "rdeT Of business.
The Speaker replied that undor tho rules. tho call the
Bst for petitions would he the first business Of the
ing.
Mr. Cave Johnson then insisted that the rules should be
observed.
Mr.. Robi Smth's memorial, alluded to above, not
therefore presented.
COMMITTEE or THE WHOLE.
Mr.. Hammott, of Mississippi, then moved for suspen-
son o the rules for the purpose ~ roig into nntico Oi
the Whole, hch motion carried, and MT Hopkins, Of
Virginia, took the Char.
ANNEXATION OF TEXAS.
The House, being In COMMITTEE, took mp the several
Propositions for annexng Texas to the United Siaies.
Mr.. Winthrop entitled 70 The 10or and addressed
the Committee IN opposition u The
Fo ssid that tho gentleman who commenced this debate
(NT &. L. Ingefs') wanted arguments ard
dccrmsuon IN opposition % tho measure
Mr.. W thought u w0d have been well " that gentle
man had gwen example % well ms Preeep aud instead Of
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Yesterday OF twenty minutes past nine 9Th Jany si5)
Mrs MAKY ASy Of George L. BeIy, in thirty.
SIKH year OF her age.
Her funeral viii tako place from the .ey Chapel on
franklin street this morning, at 10 O'clock where her
friends am antauce- are respectfully invited attend.
j. Mobile Advertiser viii please copy.
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CINCINNATI MARKET J,r,v /, ,e,.

The market for Hogs continues firm with another .Igb,
advance They are now selling freely at SO So and Yea
'erday avery hne lot touched point of In.
season. whether the present high price the result Of nm
unnatural excitement in the Market or pressing scarcity
OF Hogs, We leave others To Judge.
mere was not much doing yesterday in Flour-ony 65
bbs. were sold nj Cansl at 1865
About soo bbs "hiskey sod at Canal at % and
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Conductors Pubshers' u. y. Mail,
3 los Main corner ~ Main and 18th
Every Perio-Ieai and Work of for sale.
10 CELEBRATED AMERICAN PANAcgA

RICHARDSON a cos CELEBRATED AMERICAN PANACEA.
rlyHIs aricir eompo matter from
any adu,eraon. and warranted any Ingredient
ncntai IN heshh. n~ Invaluable discovery
from the Vegetable Kingdom having failed single
en taken accordance directons
fIovn diseases. Rheup seroIa liberated
H. nronoie Fever Kings Evil F-tua Iuhamnatory
Ch,opie Rheumaim Pres Epspeas soury
W, seaM Head Botrhes Piniples
and 81 the skin and
hfisng injudcious mercury, %
of
curative properties medicine producing
en, of the whole system slight
efuptons recently contracted disease
HE the of have
by ~ ong staining End obstinate diseases
q'ites four bottles effect
. Of the disease
usually produces effect, cases. n allen act.
gentle eaao the Appetite and general health
The eausiag All ulcers d
before ukng and Undue perfectly healthy the blood
Enough must be takn eeetan Win
~ urdieio~ ~ effects VIII vary dHr
o each other therefore those should
they DO immediate Independent N n.
merit deedcdy the cheapest offered
o. tie pubic, by dnaon n the vegetable natter
dened ino suan eomrnss 10 ast.s
adult about twelve days the about twenty days whist in
Others Of Kind livery generally without n,erD more tban
tire the taken period sftue Retail price
~ for snail, and ~ 70. large bottles. For -ae by
> ~ ALEX DUvAL A. co
teEPPbk and PlMENTO. --2U bags Peppcr.
- 5 bags misunderstanding snd fcr ny 80
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ponenoe ofthe Baltimore Patrot-Jy Morsc telegraph
WAsHISGTOS, Monday, Jan'y. 6, HAS.
CONGRESS.
PROCEEDINGS OF TODAY.

SENATE.
COMMUNICATIONS FROM EXECUTIVE DE.
PAYMENTS.
In the Senate this morning. communications eeeiv
cd from the War, Navy and Treasury Departments.
NEW HAMPSHIRE RESOLUTIONS
Mr. AhsTion. OF New Hampshire, presented the resolu
ons Of his State Legislature favor OF the immediate
annexation of Texas, and nsrucing their Senators and
requesting their Representative IN Congress accord
ingy.
REMoNsTRANCE FROM FRIENDS.
Mr.. Dickinson presented rcmnnstrancs of the Soci.
ETY. OF Friends OF New York. Vermont md the adjacent
parts against the Ration Of Texas aud said he was re-
quesied 10 ask Tor It's reading
The Secretary commenced reading the paper which was
strongly written and chiefly directly against slavery when
Mr. Morck interrupted the reading raise the question Of
reception.
Some conversation followed between the Char and Mr..
Monick.
Mr. Foster Of New York. demanded the yeas and nays
Mr. Crucndsn understood the memorial TO be from Qua.
kerr. aud not from Aboonists lie hoped IL would be
read.
On dvision there appeared 81 ayes. nays no, counted.
Inc memorial was then read through, and afterwards Out
city laid on the table.
Mr.. Buchanan presented memorial in favor Of esat-
lisnng government ~ Oregon at
Messrs Foster and TaPpan presented memorials the
early redemption Of the pledge Of the Government ia taxi
ing the Smithsonian bequest.
REDUCTION OF POSTAGE
Mr.. Mtrnck submitted resolution which adopted
ca ling on the Postmaster General 10 communicate any
formation he has received and he he had
aud direct information concerning the effect Of the redue.
ton Of postage IN Great Britain.
Mr. Merrek als0 reported bill reduce the rates OF
postage with amendments.
ANNEXATION OF TEXAS.
Mr. Niles gave notice that he should ask leave
bring Joint resolution bring Texas into the Union
and for other purposes.
PRIVATE BILLS.
Several private bills were passed.
REVENUE SERVICE.
bill To give tho officers In the Revenue Gutter service
the pay officers in The Navy. when they Iare ten
poray transferred from service the other gave rise
to discussion but was hnsly passed over.
PRESIDENTIAL MESSAGES.
Several mcssagce IN writing were received from the Pre-
sident.
After which, at past o'clock. the Senate adjourned
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" AUcrllN NorcE.-W Williams & GIaxall will sci his
morning lp O'Clock whs.cy hhd- Apple Brand,
Moa,s' Pine Apple Chess, Cheese CASKS lta, OIL Almond,
Preserved CirtrL Cosuac Brandy. &c.
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PUBLISHERS u. S. MAIL.
Bulletin, Tuesday, .jan'ry 7M, lsi5-l2 o'clock.
TNHE following New Works received so hours
Il in advance OF any Espressin the country
By this days mail.
Edith Vernon Crime and R-buon. Tragic story New
England founded by p. A. nuvage Angela
or Love and GLORY, &C lei cents
fresh supply of u gil Life New woods
Magazine for December.
LATELY
No III WANDERING Jew, Winchester edaion; Cd cts
No ia Harpofs Bible. p
No. ~ I.itels' Living Age; 12l
\ tlwalrs History Of Greece No. T. 25 cts
fresh supply OF La Bonita Cigaura beautiful vender,
by Prof Ingralam: i2I
The WhiI AInAn,ek for isI5-I2I cents
Herman de Ruyer being continuation OF the beautiful
NsndeT: by Professor Ingraiam-i2l cents
The History 81 Phrt winhIness OF
mau-fom ihr I'd l. ,ndon ediuon-25
The Coracan Bfothers-Corsica, Pars-by Aerandre
Dumas, author of Captain Pamphele, &C Translated
Frenci--25ctL
No Sketches Of Irish Character by Mrs = Hale 10!
hEincouu Bye r Y. James, his latest work IS cents.
Al the monthly MagaDsnes for January isi5.
No. 4 Omnibus. 25 cents
Lord of Tie Manor; i2l cents
E'eanor sherwood by ingraham; I2l cents
Marquis de letorieTe, by Eugene sue. I5i cents
fhelim uToales Courshp by William Carleton author %
TRAITS and Stories NJ the Irish Peasantiy %
The Deserer. by Ciaflotts EIizabsih, IS cents.
Catholic Bibie, Nos. 10. ~ and ~; I2t cts.
The CaTcane No g. Reading ior the Drawing Room hand
somely Illustrated; IS cts
Hsory French Revolution by Theirs vols eoHpetc
81 IS.
uAtPIN q KELLER
Conductors PublUhers' u. \. Mail
los Main ~ Main and 18th
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COR Ms

EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. AND CURED
~ !. sLEEWINsKL t- cel-lri.i -bfapir Hat, o,n Pa
- uFI om 30 Bol1Nay Sew .ft The honot tl ar
nlHnec 90 ua cuzsns nnd vicinity u he taken
r1oua 90 ST Hlyisns Excl angr Hotel crr rrr-ra -
ffnr fr uc iun rf rrciHs CONS and CONS and cure
Brnnn- a' Naa growing the fsh eau.re pa IN Or
Dol wing Iosd ntr h0refftre pobr ahI viii give Instant
Us' so thai nr psunns whom mi m perform DOH. skIGf
and sc"r'fc operations may BE- assured ~ s D. abe 10
rlt '' r1 .hle mnedsfel, asr ref ran.- NJ
such op ration W. h1s number eeuGca'es from the
mot dsfrI he'd rrrWrn this country ont ofta vic 1y
winch be- VIII hr agpy show my vlf him with
AN rtf cl 1ri ie feels No. utmost rurfi l hi ability 10
0ysr,o re TIE worst pl,abr Of th4t I..rr...,r
Fanrs VIII be niol .honcr' ai Cd. % tisir av,n
f~s,lsfe..
ty- Df.-e lrurs = 81 ar. .. 900. DE- T. ~
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M.sEEElED.

". y. Bower, DR.. JouN LEWIS, OF Essen county to Mics
BAEBAE, joanna, eldest daughter Philip b. Winston
the former PLACE.
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AuCTION NOTICE.

u Trustees Sale Of Stock Dry Goods Boots and Shoe.
Hats and Caps Fancy Goods. Clocks &c, This day
o'clock. ~. Store recently occupied BY ". t. Evans
next do! 10 Nessrs Royal ~ Morgan. Tas sale will
commence vida the Boots Shoes and Hat. Dealers snd
oihe;s will do well 10 attend.
ar INLOES & BROTHER A,ct.
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u Although the weather has bcen unfav orabe
during the delivery Of Mr. keevis Lectures, many per.
sons have attended each night the Concert Room We
would not have missed the Lecture last night
siera"n. and regret Gingly that many Of our
friends have been prevented from embracing oppor,un
~ 50 seldom offered To them. The experiment Light
aud Color performed last night by OF the Polar.
iscnPe and Crystals, beautiful beyond description
and sincerely that Mr. X. will be induced TO
repeat hi- L"ctuto nusmueh Immense auden,-s will
be his reward Tins night the subjects are. The Tides
Eolpses Comets aud the Sun, with the Exhibition Of the
Planctarium and Views.
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LOST OR -MISLAIn.

LOS / OR MIS- LAID.
'hNHE public arc fore warmed lIr trading for
q bond of Nr James Grifrn EIuurl Cr-f -oraravcr
for negro h- Of boy Lewis FOR year 1915 s7s lfr anne
Is o.t u,Silit. gr-.- MI.
h--h Fnr = o.. .-sn-iuv
No. YORK RIVER OYs EES
TdNE 3chr AIvhl. Clr' JOHN EaU has arrived t day m
re b-k.vir load n fret rsfr NO. Nus ,--Is
trial Es-lt.
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