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"SrarEMESr or fRANcis THoMAs.' 1t will
be seen by the advertisement in another CO.
lumn, that the publisher has left few copies Of
this document for sale at this office.
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SPRING FASHION.

{a3-For GENTL EMEN'S HATS, Of sgEARY'S"
beautiful pattern, will be ready for sale to-day, the
9TH inst. at TAiLOR'S
Fashionable Hat Establishment,
m5-6t opposite Bamum's.
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A L. nj A n A G.

LIST OF APPLICANTS
For the benefit of the Esolpent Ld,ss Of M7r,-
land for the last reek.
tBenJ. El!icou, broker Joseph Marseille
Nicholas Wyant officer c. Green, colored
Henry Mclcavy. platter John Rauoh. aborer
henry Z. Huene, painter 'Hy Woods, chairmaker
Francis Brun, merchant :Til. Hoffman, tailor
Chas. H. Henshaw, do. Geo. Nuner, cabnptna,r
WIN Peii, painter 'John Hoppell, brickayef
DaVd bacharach, tailor 'Jos Benncy, brushmakeC
JohnfeynoidS, blacksmith j. q. Maydwell, baiIif
ste A. Abbott shoemaker Tim. J. Bevans, huckster
Cyrus J. Mel. elan, waiter Josiah Roberts colored
-*FOr debts loss than $50.
tReeenty from Allegany county
To appear before the commissioners, 9Th or MAJ
lS45. ''
Day of final hearing, eth July, le45.
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ELECTION OF BANK DIREcToRs. At the
election of Bank Directors by the Legislature,
last week, the vote stood as follows: Directors
and John r. Magruder 6s. Farmers Bank of
Northumberland Ghiesln TO; Alex. Kilgour
3d. and Thos. J. HELEN 10. Hagerstown
Bank-David Yost sc, and Andrew Kershner
66. The number of votes given in the Senate
was 10, and in the House 6s-making in all
81, of which MIR. Speed received Sc, or all but
one vote.
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ny-A CARD. II. WINkElMANN G. w.
b ECH tender their thanks to the iremen and Their
friends for their efforts to save their property on sun
day morning last. They solicit the indulgence oil
their friends and customers for few days, when they
will again be prepared to supply them with their usual
promptude--and desire, at the same time, to offer
their grateful Acknowledgements for the encourage
n,an, afforded ihem i'm their business IT
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HNORNVARD! Is THE WOkD-TO DOYLE'S
&' CAPITAL PRIZE DEPOT, No. Ia PRATT ST,
opposite the Railroad Depot, (next door to Brad
shaw's United States HotelD and get your pockets
lined with cash-not only lined, but filled! i'O9LE
is kept constantly busy paying prizes-at all hours OF
the day may be seen some lucky voary OF the tickle
goddess receiving the rewards of his perseverance in
the good cause So follow in the footsteps of yerr
lucky predecessors and come right down 10 DeYLE's
and get some of the following magnificent prizes to
be drawn this week
proportion.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares in
FRIDAY, capital prize 100000 tickets 81, shares III
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets So, shares in
proportion. Only think, $1,000 may be bought for the
small sum of So Risk on package of whole tickets
only $24, halves $l2, quarters So.
liberal discount will be paid TO persons who pur-
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest v.riey of lucky numbers, by
the package, single ticket, or share. All orders p
mail OF otherwise, addressed to ,
NJ. DOYLE, No li4 Prau sireet.
Il al Opposite b. s. o. Z. K. Depo:.
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FLORIDA. Col. Joseph B. Lancaster, of Du-
val county, Fa., has been nominated as the
Wing candidate for Congress, at the election to
he held In Nav next.
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APRIL l0tn, 1874
NJ. John "A. CentreN:-Dear Sr,-laving been af-
iced for upwards of TWO years, with liberation of
the throat destroying the whole of the soft palate,
then through the upper part of my mouth into my
nose, from which several pieces of hone came out,
which partially destroyed my speech. Through kind
Providence, and your Medicated Syrup of Sarsapar-
la am restored TO perfect health, and my sight,
which was much impaired, is as strong as when Il
boy.
/ thought it duty owed to you and those similar
~ affected to make il public.
Yours, respectfully, SAMUEL KIRK,
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a LII HAZE HEAD aUARTEEs-N .

A LII HAIL HEAD QUARTERS-No .
"A CALVERT ST THE SPOT FOR PRIZES
Per drawings of class 30, Nd Consolidated LOTTERY,
another beauty of $4,000 in whole ticket, sent to
Chester, Pa, to Nos. l6 35 "a. Nos. 81 rs another
of go in package of quarters sent to Columbia, Pa.
one of $500 aud one of $780, sold TO customers, and
all by the fortunate Emory Co.
THIS DAY draws the Md. Consolidated Lottery,
class 1915 Nos. and IA baots--a splendid chance
for good prize. To insure ii call at No. , Calvert
street-Emory Co.'s.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
! mize Of $1,000 prize of Sl042
aOO0 4 600
500 Z 300 sc
Whole tickets S3-shares in proportion.
Risk on package of 25 quarters $40.
Drawn Nos Maryland Consolidated Lottery, CLASS
30, drawn March l0-lowest prize S.: on
AZ So 81 rs "a A E 81 10 % "A oo
90 Orders meet with prompt attention.
EMORY * CO., No. q Cavert-st',
II Baltimore, Maryland.
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Ih3- MR. GEO. K. GLiDDON will deliver one extra
LECTURE, accompanied by copious pictorial Mus
traii0ns, 1T the Masonic Hall, 81. Paul's street, on
THURSDAY EVENING, 18Th INST, at u O'Clock
The subject will relate especially to the MuMMIES oil
the ancient Egyptians, and will BE- tluoida ny ee-
nuine specimens of Human and .fnimal Mummes,
their furniture ornaments, symbols, &c. from the
unique collcc ton of Col. NJ. j. Cohen.
Admission Mt the door, so CENTS-jnvCnlle per
sons - cents. mhll5t
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LETTER Gags UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING Rooas
For amsterdain-Shp Superb, 18th March.
For Premiership Luse, 25th inst.
For Valparaiso, Caao, &c.-Barque Hortensia
will clear on the 18th inst.
For ST Johns, N. F.-Brig Royal William llh Inst.
MARINEI pnp.n OF ID A ,rInInnu
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II At GEORGE w. MAGERs, Secretary.

{n3- TIIEATRICALS. Ladies and Gentlemen, of
acknowledged TALENT wishing engageme nts at this es-
adjustment, will please make instant application al
the EGYPTIAN SALOON in the Odd Fellows Hall,
Gay street. mhlc-u jotiN hIENE'
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Q}-DRY FEET. If you would have warm feet,
use ON Your boots and shoes the Oil of Tannn 1t
will render tht leather perfectly Water proof and dou-
Bile the wear, 81 Courtiand street.
on OF TAsSGN A composition lately discovered
for preserving all kinds of Leather, keeping boots,
shoes, carriage tops, &C. proof at North FINN
street. and corner of Hanover and Baltimore streets,
Baltimore. II
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n7- SABBATH SCHOOL CONVENTION. The
members (inale and femae) OF all the Sabbath schools
attached to the METHODIST T.. HURCH III the city
and vicinity of Baltimore are respectfully invited to
attend a Convention to he held in the Light street
Church, commencing on THURSDAY EVENING,
18Th March, at u O'Clock.
Delegates from distant Schools and all who feel an
interest in the cause, also respectfully and aec
tionatey invited to attend
The Rev. ID. p. KIDDER, editor of the "Sunday
School Advocate" will he present and give great in
terest TO the meeting. Other prominent ministers of
our Church. about assemble in Conference. are also
expected to attend and take part i'll the exercises.
JOHN G. CuAPPELL,) Committee
e. CORKRAN,J in of
mhS it II. G. HILL, lnvitauon
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pOSTpO yEhJEN7 TO Friday EVENING, l4th

POSTPO NEMEN1' TO FRIDAY EIENING, IAN
rs- MISSIONARY MEETING. The li!h Ami
versary meeting of the McKENDREAN MlSSlONA-
RY SOCIETY. will be held In the COLUMBIA STREET
CHvRcu on FRIDAY EVENING, 18th instant, at "a
O'Clock. The Rev. Mr.. DAILY, Chaplain to the United
states House of Representatives, and Bishop sot LIE
will address the meetings A Collection will he taken
up in aid of the funds The public generally are in
vited To attend.
r,hll Al GEORGE w. MAGERS. Secretary.
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CONCERT OF SACRED Music. There will be
a Concert of Sacred Music this evening, in the
Church of the Ascension, Lexington-st. 1t is
expected to be an excellent affair, and as it is
given in aid of the Church, we hope to see a
LARGE attendance.
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o. "sTATEMENT OF FRANCIS THoMAs''
This is pamphlet of upwards of so pages, written
by cx Governor Thomas, of Maryland, in relation to
his domestic affairs, in which the conduct OF Gov
Mcdowell, of Va. and his family, together with COL
Benton, and other dignitaries, is severely aagheu'
and all matters in relation to his marriage, ana It's
subsequent unpleasant events, explained and com
mentcd on with force and vigor 1t can he had at TINS
oifice--price % cents. MILL"
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=" w. TILYARD,
IAe SURGEON DENTIST, EUTAw-sT.,
fe5-3m Sd door north of LOmbard-st.


IAe SURGEON DENTIST, EUTAw-sT.,
fe5-3m Sd door north of LOmbard-s
RpRIGHT PROSPECTS FOR A GOOD
-EDPRIZE TO-DAY AT SCHOOLFIELD cos.
there being ID prizes to II blanks They sold to Nos
AZ SO 76, prize of $780, sold to patron of this city
Nos AZ "a, prize of $780, sent 10 Abbotstown, Pa;
Nos "a 35 At, a prize of $l25, sold to gentleman
from Hedgesville, Va.
Nos Md. Cons. Lottery, class so, drawn March 10th,
lowest prize s., are
d So 81 S rs "a A "a l6 35 "A 50
{h7-Draws TO-DAY, the beautiful scheme of Nd
Consolidated Lottery ,class 10.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
l prize of $4,000 Ipnze of SlO4a
" 5000 5 600
" l,500 5 4" 300 &c.
Tickets So; halves II; quarters 75c; eighths BIC.
In which Scheduled & Co. will sell on certificate
packages Of % whole tickets for only $780, halves S9s,
quarters 50 IS. For The good prizes call on the ever
fortunate SCHOOLFlELD Il co,
No. Calvert street,
1t rstotfice fiom Baltimore street.
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Burrows THEATRE, FRoNr-sr. The new
fairy tale of enchantment of "The Yellow
Dwarf" was received last night upon it's first
representation with great satisfaction. 1t will
be repeated tonight, with the additional attrac-
ton of the beautiful tragedy of "Werner, or
the Inheritance" in which Mr.. L. S. Conner
and Mr.. w. Chapman will sustain the princi-
pal characters A rich bill indeed.
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A IL. LEyERING,
"a NOTARY PUBLIC
No. 46 LOMBARD STREET,
mhl0 2w Opposite the Custom House.

HOLLAND STARCH. 100 boxes MASCN'S
n BLACKING; 500 doz, COWHlDES-l0 gross
received and for sale by
Up. DE LACOUR, 359 Market street,
mh4-l0t Near Eutaw-st.
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YENO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
"a Double and single worked DOORS. Also, one
hundred aud ffty-siX lights of SASH, l0xlS, which
will be sold low if immediate application be made.
Inquire al this office. mhl0-H
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-15
FROM LIBERIA.

Regular files Of Africa 5 dniuary (puhli.h,d at Mon
IoSa) 10 HE 23'h ol September have been received at
Nav York, by way OF bermuda.
The iumlnary OF September 10 niyss The paricula,s
ui the SEIZURE OF King GLASS; errory ON m. G,hmn
lYet by French brig Of var, in the name Of lie King
al the tench hat led 10 Ills act Is thus stated IN
recent Intelligence received from an American mission.
airy:
About eighteen months succ French ship of war
arrived olI kln. Dlass's tuwn, and proposed 10 por.
chase the country the ing refused to Sell Soon a(.
ter me k'hg Was visited by an agent oi the French
commander, (lhough unknown as such and being
Piled with intoxicating liquors until drunk, was til,
presented with wha' the agent said friendly letter
10 the King OF The French. inviting him send his YES
sells 10 lhe 6aboor uver 10 trade Glass induced 10
slgh ihs letter. MS document huwtyer proved 10 be
deed OF his country 10 the French and under this
dc'd hey Threatened 10 take immediate possession OF the
country Glass demonstrated and sent protest & expa-
nation 10 Louis phliip pc and Queen Victoria Enoiis,
metehanls interested themselves in the affair and IL
was hoped that the rre1eh Government would dlsow
The dongs oi their naval agent wien apnr zsd n the cr-
cnmslanees ot The But recent events have dsap
pointed all our hupes. French naval force arrived IN
the Gaboon ryer early in The summer and demanded
possession of the Territory. hombadmeni Of the town
followed refusal To surrender, and the missonary
premises were not exempt from this attack. The Gen
erai result WIS that the Inhabitants OF the town were
driven away and all missionary Dpera suspended !"
The Lumnary announces that Caot. Can,t has indu
eed The Kings OF Cape Mount To sign treaty with
'omnudore Bandlce, Commander ol The French squads
ron on tie west coast OF Africa. for the suppression OF he
sa'e>rade on that river and 1t is supposed Capt. Ca
not will be rewarded by the French Government with
The cross Of the Legion of Honor. II is al ~ expected
that although the chiefs OF Galinas have directly rein
std 10 enter into any treaty with Commodore Jones' of
Tue brush steamer femlnpe they will on the return Of
me frehel Commodore from tie leeward, enter into
comm REAL treaty which. il not directly tending To the
entire Addition Of the slave trade i'll bring severe
blow upon that abonnnahle tra file.
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SENATE.
NrpNrso,,, Dec. 10. 1916.


TnE ELECTION OF GOVERNOR
MI DAVIS, ifom the House ol Delegates informed m.
Senate Of us readiness la proceed 10 ne election OF Gov,
efBor.
Mr.. Bundatant said he aud his Political friends had
iHfheh5 said "a eonstrsalou thai lh,y did moi intend
Ia act as party Ia tins ercu and r had hnned lhat
the dohan party cuuld have presented them an accep,
ia5lo individual iur ~horp he old vote Sueh n mnn
~ d hr Is. was 10 be iouad The person Of Dr. Johu
brork'nhrush. ol Balh, aud he therefore put HIM IN
nomination.
Aessrs. MrMulcn. Voolfolk, Newman. Gauc,tand
ofngrr surr"fled the nomination OF Mir. Smith
MI sanafd also spoke IN opposition 10 Mi smith
4 lac tn oeing callrd The vote stuod
for Wm. smnh--M,ssrs. Scott, (speakeN Cox.
Wallace, en"tgrd, Wiley, Spark, Garfeil. Wuollnk
PREF Dennis, Snnh, Den,ale Sluau. slrinpcf. Me
MULLEN, latiof Guenani. MeCNney, Aoanau ats
Robert A. Ihomlsah-20.
hot Dr Joha Broekenbrnugh- Messrs Woods. Snt
s"n, John ihomps"n. Bondorsht, Caprfan. Iiupers-G
tM Geo W. Summers Mr. Mume--i
tpr Jas. NJ, Masos- vi GaIlaher-l.
For JAS. Lyoos--if S,saafd-l.
Fot v. ". Sourhs-Nr Gfunp--I
he Speaker announced Messr-. Waliare NnelG,L
snu mrMolen as committee the part OF The Sonata
." ni'Hm All Snnh u his election.
On ma'ion oi Mr.. GsueIt,
Inc Seuaie adjourned
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SOUTH { AROIINA.

The re'Inl''rs IN tie South Carolina Legislature re-
asserting tie onlons Of the State louclnp the powers
~ "e 'fWIal Government over the subject Of Internal
ihPf"seinfhl-"hich were Designed as ceHsnre of the
course {" Mr.. Calhoun IN Tie Menlhls Convention
were on tue %Sh NIT, pos poned to the Isl Of January
MS wt0rlleve Is aniamauni 10 indefinite poslponement
AZ lhe legislature is not Likely 10 SIT until that day ar
nsos The vote (iu the II loust On this rostunno
meat was rs to 35 An animated debate ,ook nl,re he
hre the vote was taken Memminper was among the
speakers ut The resolutions. He regretted their miro
dncliuni but as They were INTRODUCED thought South
aioNa ought To maintain her ground, aud re assert
her ptnc les Some Of the sp akcts opposed the adop.
ton OF he rcsonllnns the ground thai they were a
rehsnre I'll Nh, Calhoun aud lhov we're not sure that
the version that they had had Of his Memphis speech
was correct ] he course taken was the unly one that
could be pursued The Legislature had the Troublesome
resolutions before them--roe against then they couId
not censuTe MIR Calhoun. they would not-so they
SIMPLY postponed them But the vote Of 50 shews thst
the BltDton toys are not alone, lR. IYm,s
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THE ENGLISH MARKET FOR BREAD
SIITEES

II seems that the Government Of Great Britain ba.
ceme 10 The eo1clushn not 10 pen N. porfs for The FREE
admission y grdiH al present. II is inferred from this
bit bad Ms hngs are IA that country they are not quite
~ bad as has been represented. Tie European Times
says that The foe weather which has ruled IN Inc coun.
Try dnuhg the last fortnight has enabled the farmer 10
take tho best precautions for arrcsilto Tho oise,s n
winch NE p1iacs are subject ani much good has been
done IN The way OF saving What was thought to have
beeo iffecovefahiy LOST. The same paper says
be corn market continues to rise. and The aysra-
gt- 10 iall he laier stand, for The week AT A.
bat The belief is gaining ground lint before tho e, ]
thr year "tlh the advancing naiket corn will be ad
mled at tie lawest duty-a shilling per quarter The
ineno descriptions continue keep down the avenues
oui only 'f Temporary PERIOD. The quantity II flour
coming from The unrd States 10 this country has been
mot absurdy exaggerated IN some of the journals
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C.istn, Lee. Woaias. ll'~s'd, Tmoer. 1o"nr,
Gresham. Taylor Elze.. Michael. j., klby, Very.
Cocka. Lyons. Gold. Harper, Rice--3i.
Fwf. W. Suuihall--Ni,ssfs. sc1ii. Shman. Ssun
ders, McRae. Pathck, Newton. syme, Dey. suslher.
Waits. Harper IL
For Andrew Stevenson aIessts Jones' snd Shepard.
fof Nm. {. Rlses- .Messrs. Hall ol FauqaOef. and
Wallace.
Fu Jas. Lyons Mr. Lazy.
". T.. aylnf--Mf ilawcs.
For Chapman Jolnson = alf Mslnfyre.
For w. T. GerJun--AiT Banks.
For Nm. u. Pfestn--Alr Cabril.
= Fpr R.s,.tl H.. sc,ii-Mt. Oliver,
faf Edmund BfladJus-- Air. f-aner.
joint with the Senate:-N hrle nnuher -, Ynirs
! 61-ueensssIY l. ehuce ST. For VIM. Smith 81.
Tor John Bfuckeubrlnah iO--scailenng 10.
Aud Wm. smilh. Esl. declared duly elected
Governor uf the Commonw cath lot three Yeas from ine
Isl At January HeXt.
Mr. Eegogiun presented The memorial 81 sundfy cit
z"ns 81 ohla county. The subject oi the issue Of small
npes by Tie Baaks ui Tins commonwealth referred 10
the committee on Banks.
Ga moliln Of Mr. Parks, select committee wn ap>
rpnird to inquire lno lhf cnpede6ey u bringing IN
bill Ia incorporate llssile Acadeny.
On moon OF Acllae, The House Adjourned
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FLOUR AND WHEAT MARKET

our mas declined litile since the a,rirs) If a.
Ha"'.a' IL Is now selling in our ma Ike, a, fo, AZ
10 s''%o rom wagons From store at s5 20 to s6 on
mas 'emalneda al the same price as our las, oo,,
'''' s''oo !" Sl,.o. The Foreign news has hal
49, 10 depress the grain ,nar ket in all of III,
''''n cities as well as our own
:" boston immediately after The arrival of the Cam
o'a' flour declined 25 cents rer bbl.
!" baltimore on the 9th flour declined from o5 10 ~
'' pc, DOL 1t is quoted al $5,s7s holders are will.
ny ~ sell any quantity al Sc Wheat declined 10 o,
= GEMS per ousLe. 1t is selling a. Si.l5,osll7.
In New York on the sib. flour uos saline =, =,
IS TO 1870 'e""s At rom
IN Richmond, the p;ice had not settled since tho ~
1920. - "'1' . 9u''eu y 10 10
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On aas.--lhe Washington correspondent, Of the Bal
told 10 me- You have il for what il is worth 7, ;s
'ha' on the arrival OF the Representatives Of virginia in
a.'1 cry an a"r'o"s caucus ofihe Delegation was held
under the auspices of the organ paty al which it was
'tvsnsny decided that Gov. Mcdowell ought not to be
ERECTED To 'ie nl'ed Sales Senate: that the decision
was posted off Nth care to Richmond-and ,b,, IN
consequence Judge Penny was forthwith united
upon, and afterwards elected. II is said tina, Senator
Benton Is fully aware of This oiicous and dc,atora in
reference and leeis no slight degree scorn for The au
ihors oft. NV "
81 am informed. upon whafoupht to be Good ou,bori
~, u at Andrew jackson Dunnelson receives III. an.
po'nme., OF Minister to Russia in place Of Col Todd
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES
" nnNrsnN Nc

hpNtSpA', Dec 10, 1915.
MI Lso'fr pfesenld the petition of,Jobn f Dckcn
son asking payment 'o services rendered to tlu Sal,
asss''g 10 convey convict 10 the Penllentary. Re
"''' ~ .u".n'''e o" e'''"s'
ELECTION OF GOVERNOR
IN pnrsut nee of the hin, erde, II ,h.. ,,.. 49, n.
yrnceedtd 10 hv elee,,un Of tayrfo+ ,, 'e '"us'
inonwealdI. ''' ~''"
Sir Davis, of On,os and Greene ,Iaced il ,o.,;..
nan i'm Sa';I Esa s a4o o'esne piarfu ~ no"loa
i.,' - '''" fs9 - 'he county "i auquer; "hei
AR. sbepbe,J If Me-. ~ 49, M II,
the psmsp,neni If In. NM, ", Ill ""ssd
winch oliun Was sosa;1sI !, Nj. w. ueA
and Lyons and opposes hy Ms 1.d,, naaes
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Dom,fotir f.,telliaeure.
THE NEWS W the CAAlBRlA.

The "Jpnfnal II Commerce" States n the authority
Of an Intelligent merchant Of The city u New York who
has hrtn spending the lss eight monlLs IN Enrupe and
had The hsi opportunities oi observation that .Ihe
'ciiemsoi ~ England "as universal against The Unied
states on The suJtel al Organ. The Government was
making The nos vigorous preparations ir war and IN.
q 'eslonaby nh reference alUne Ia the OREGON dis.
que, with France. aud all the naions Of Europe
SIR ~ Without controversy go any subject. very
large contract had bren made, among ulher things
''milhary eloling Ia Canada. Indeed IL was ssId thai
The Government wer determined npan The necessity
'o settling the aG;uly without lurlhrr delasv
The SANE paper further STATE. that ''ihe opininn oi
ihe passengers 10 whom the Presidents Message
read, on hoard the Cambria, was, thai It would very
mne nrttase The excitement IN England and Increase
''ihr difficulty Of an amitabc settlement"
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EDGtISVOEsTaa SEMINARY.
Liberty, BrproRp Co, Va.

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M RS T.. V. LOMA\. having ,ssoci,,oa ups
NA JANE fAiLpE WORTHlNGrON in Ia,
ms"ae't' OF tins institution It's exercises will be
uheed, upon the same terms heretofore
The undersigned Trustees aud Patrons ofthis Institu
oh lake pleasure IN assuring the public thai an experl
ence OF twelve n'nnts enables them to recommend Mrs
Il. " i.omax, as lady Who has IN every resnect
redeemed the high reputation which preceded her
they are satisfied that he connection announced above
WIN ENSURE 10 'hse interested IN Female Educaion ad
vahisges for the improvement of the minds and the far
" W '"e "ah7efsoi pupils Inferior Ia none In Nir-
s'"a' WILLIAM TERRY
WIN. Nj. BIRWELL,
WIN DICKINSON, in.
RO. CAMPBELL,
l.. SlluMAkER,
JOS. WILSON,
WIN. COOK,
NV. WINGFIELD,
JNO.F. SALE.
SAM'L. RlrCIIET.
DIR. THO. 2. MITCHELL.
DIR. SAMUEL PHILLIPS.
ARMSIEAD QTEY.