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Rev. B. Elibbard's
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F "A M IL Y p ILLS.

HIBBARD'S PILLS have been extenf
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Indigestion, Bilious Cholic, Nervous or Sick
Headache, Piles, Liver complaints, Bilious
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Hooping Cough, Summer complaints, Dis.
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Price l2ss cts. per Box. G. III! RICE,
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q t2.afi.A1sq7l. q 1qo.Q .Noq1cE.

741 Office ID hereby given that tho subscribers
.| 4 were BY the Court Of Common Pleas this
day appointed Administrators with the will an.
|nexed q the Es;sseof Henry Ridenour, late Of
Prinom County. Ohio deceased Dated Oct 26,
1885, h JONATHAN y. CKETT
Nj fAfsARE EFT RIDENOUR. s.ta
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XTHEREAs. my wife ALVIRA cARDER.
wv did without any just cause or provocation
leaye my bed and board on Friday the 18th inst.
lThsis therefore to forbid apy person habering or
trusting her on my As Iwil not be char
geable or pay any debts she may contract from
and after this date.
Perry Township, OF. ID, l846.
THOMAS CARDER.
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JUNCTION EXCHANGE.
WIII,IAM SMITH Z

TTAs taken the Hotel formerly occupied by
III III Nv. X. DAeGEr, at Junction, Paulding Co.
and hopes to receive aiberal share Of the patron
age Of the travelling public He will spare no
pains to accommodate his guests as well as the
productions ofthe country win admit, and u se-
cure their comfort and convenience when at his
house Junction, April
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ADMINlsTRA ATIoN NorlcE. !.

INT Office Is hereby given that Nicholas Nc
4 " Conlell was, al the 0ciober Termof the
October ae, i84o. NICHOLAS MCCONNELL.
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BEN. METCALF,

Attorney and Counsellor at Ldm.s IS
HAyiNa opened an offic ii aalida, will give
his attention to ths ofaiaafy b 1siness Of his
profession, ands pAfaie a.x:.y 20 settlements Of
claims, payment Of taxes, &c for non-resi-
dents Kalids, May, 81.
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Mr.J; ". Whitmore
Dear You are tne Iegnat
gent y Day,on, ior tne sa'1 " y II
sam OF wing Merry takc shis ne,nou y = = ~
KING statementof facts 70 you lwh'eh = hVPe
may De puonsneu 70 ihe woflu) ~ ~ a.
almost miraculous cure, wrought IN my case
means q tne ABOVE inyalunpie galsa'
aiis 70 uesciipe inc saiu'aiy ehec's !. PiVuuosu'
and the great benefit derived from y, -
lhe citizens q Dayton ana Sicinl.y we;l lsso,7
ect mat on Inc oln q august us''
rlous injury oy the exposion OF cannon = ~,
ton Oh us contents sn,eieo my nsn. s,eo aa
breast: ana IN al Pfopapli'y solc
spi,htelso oi the f,in'ou Passsu 'i'ioue w '
ano Rlerceu mel INC lungs; .als v.s u.
After tne lapse of ABOUT SIX WEEKS. a.. was ~
lacked with distressing cough arg vipieh' pun
N my rlgnt slde. nome Yen oays st.e. Al,s' mns"
IN IN pafox yslm 81 ing' suuuel,ay ~ wv
oroke' ana large quah'i'y ol very ohensls9 l'as'
ter mixed Win olood' most ol wn'cn io9i'u PasI
sage IhTough tne opening q me w1uau r,1u
tris opening ,nele irequsnny Passeu qTauus
OF alr. supposed 70 issue ron 'ne lungs. Duilns
all ms time my sunerings were lnoss ll'o'eiao.e
NY Physiclane, mesuwhiie'paie WI 'he s'iio'cs. ~ ~
tenton 70 me, ano ulu al IN he,i Pomea ~, uy
recovery pus WIN M lnei, sNlI my SoI,u
reach the seat OF Distress was visited curing
THIS time by al Least twenty + fnysicians'
~ was now reduced % certainty, una. lnnalna,
t,on oiine Lungs was rapidiy taking pace anu
tnas 'n's wouiu teiln,iute NY me ~ WY sne'
time, was IN ine nlghest degree propaoie.
Aims cnticai stage q messehgel was YES
palcned 70 ncinnau' ana asce,epialsu pnyslelan
o. that piaee was consulted. men ne was aus
noabnn ca,a ha dane Nv ,neiral aid I; The con-
,,ot sntc;ent 10 thto,v al he
Jaaass
NJ ~ sro;~od &c ~ recovoyv and
rbad No aarsbv " grannd IF hone 10 sryive many
dayst Fo,,,,na,efv ~ mis- ,pncture. saw one q
pr Wis,nrss pam56Iets. ent;tlde ..Family Med
;cal Guioe.,, or s.9rreotise on of the
T',au - IA aS,an haord ~ dr;ng ni,sn
!, feitjile 1o,,g ~ e
Ry lbes conrent of nv nhvs;cianII sent to Won
fora bottle Of the medicine described viz: Evils
,ar,s palso,n ~ VIII cherry $, xvbcb relieved me
rs pt,sa,n a. mIse far bad my sed some ye
hn,,la iSaJ u Tar recovereJ ~ bs IN
ma a. abnnt % Nv cougb eeosed and nv lungs were
tored y, baalthy s,ate-nll from he Ienlino
d - nSnowersnI ugs
aau ,nss eav of w;s,ar,s Rsi e - ~
| '"oo " " foso' . S''. ." 80 !,
were u ao Ir nuS es
confident that / might haye been working a. my
trade, (Which is blacksmithing,) but this has
prevented. Ted : NJ IS.
rsy sios hos taayn bessls' SAM
And now I most cordially recommend the genuine
Wlstar's Balsam 10 all who are afflicted with colds,
coughs orLu,ng complaints, consider It an n Y,
sa.uaoas ,sai pesslng y ane w0ap a
on oi11 ne 81. at so any time. = Yours, truly, ~ ~
/ M CHRISTOPHER r. SMITH
C,tyoe Dayton,
Montgomery. co. State Of Ohio.
sgoserbed ana swo[ sn g osiere % me, aJasilce
~ s'ss '''s - EBENEzER siS FOWLER. F9
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GILBOA HOTEL.
CHRISTIAN HESz
MEAS taken The tavern stand, formerly occu
E iii piedby MATTHEW CHAMBERS, in
GIboa. PuLlam 90. O.

NIUUd, lINIllIdIIl ylN., "a l1l N.
where he VIII Mt all tines be ready to entertain
travellers, and those who may favor him with
their custom, in the best style in ispower. He
will make every exerton 10 render the Gilboa
House ose Of tho best stopping places in this sec.
tion Of country. Stabling and all necessary ao-
commodations well provided.
Gilb0a April 30, ,ss..... ..-.-s
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LANDS FOR SALE

TIME subscriber desous Of dsposing OF the following
lands and tenements at very low prices and on the
most reasonable terms several payments with approved
security
rod miles north of Kpiida, containing forty ncres the
best bottom land in the county and yve ucres tf said
farm improved together with several springs Of excellent
water.
shin on Blanchard rverand about mile from the vilage
or Franconin ndjoiang the property known as " Ride
nour,s mill with upwards offorty scres of improve
an orchard of bearing fruit trees and comfortable
frame house.
Also farm Of 1o2 acres about miles south of Kndp
near Hoy Creek with 80 of Improvement and young
bearing orchard of apple and peach trees.
One cightyacre lot situated on the road from hulida TO
Linn, about miles south of Knlida.
One eiehtyncre lot the road from Kaida to Kenton
three miles east of Kalida. &s
One eighty lot situated on the road leading from
Kalida TO Section 90 Of the Miami Extension Canal.
Also improved ontlots in the village of Knda whic
be sold single shall suit puchneers
Also the Tannery in Kalida. now occupied by John
Kuirs Esq. good dwelling house and tan House, and
the REQUISITE fitting up OF good Tannery.
~ GEORGE J. WICHTERMAN.
Z Perry, Oct S, Is46. 293fm
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III y Petition presented to the Commissioners Of
Pntnum county, at their next session, praying for
. road leading from the Finday and Kalida Free
bikcto the Kalida & Pcndleton road; beginning at
The turnpike on tho half section limo west OF 5os-
eph Belfo5d's; thenceno on said line ill i in
tersects the aforesaid road westof the Cranberry
creek. DANIEL ILANSA.
y Oct. 2I. 1910.
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JAMES MACKENZIE,
ATTORNEY Al AT LAW.

Viii attend to the usual business Of bis profes-
on the collection Of claims, Sc. T7thue
offer, Kullda, Q July,
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as it Is expected thai the Poles who have been
ding IN those countries for some time past, will To-
turn, in order TO be ready TO give helping he nd.
The emigration to the United States in 1886 will
exceed that Of any previous year. The Jews OF
Berlin are organizing company in order TO estab-
hsh colony in the States. II is to be stock con-
Germ. Shares 800 each. A tract OF land is to be
purchased capable Of maintaining two millions Of
people; Wealthy Jews in Europe, and particular
y The kothsehilds said 10 be funhering the UNI
der,aking. Al Zurich in Switzerland, u military or
sahlLsion for ENGRAVING the United States Is Ia
hing place The company to consst'of 500 men,
each to pay $50 French francs for which he lie TO DO
furnished with ride &c, and to be delivered free
of expense) in Texas.
Several of the small princes are furthering emf
grafton, whilst the king of Prussia is opposing IL.
One of the former being asked why he dad Il, replied
that he thought 1t would prevent the increase ofthe
in his dominions They even furnish them with
means.
A decree has just been made public, that ON and
afler the 24lh inst, all kinds Of grain coming from
abroad to be admitted free n SutJ into the Rhen.
lsh Prussian provinces. The squabbe between
Holland and Belgium is proving to be of vast bene-
ut to England. They are supplying both countries
with articles which were procured from there
before Although France is trying to adjust the AZ
iair England, no doubt will prevent il by all posi-
BILE means In other parts every thing remains quiet.
Truly yours,
a m
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FREE EXHIBITION

JLUMBE, NATIONAL DAGUERREAN
GALLERY and Photographic Depots, estab-
iisbcd in Is4O, and awarded the medal, four first
premiums, and highest honors by the institutes
of Massachusetts,, New York. and Pennsylvania,
respectively, for the most beautiful colored Daguerre-
otypes and best apparatus ever exhibited
Concert Hall, Pennsylvania avenue, Washington
city.
205 Baltimore street, Baltimore, adjoining Camb-
BELLS jewelry store.
Sycamore street, Petersburg, Virginia.
25l Broadway, New York.
rs Court street, Boston.
1876 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
l76 Main street, Cincinnati.
449 Main street, Louisville, kentucky.
10 Main street, Lexington,
Corner 4,h and Chestnut streets, st. Louis; and
Broadway, Saratoga Springs.
Portraits taken in any weather IN exquisite style
Apparatus, instructions, and all materials fur
nished.
ANY editor disposed TO copy and TAXI pictures in
payment will please do 90.
! Jan. 9-eed6m
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THE undersigned, being unemployed at present,
L offers his services to members of Congress,
or others, amanuenss.
Merchants who do not keep regular clerk, can
have their books posted, and accounts made out
correctly, and with dospatch for moderate com.
pensaton The undersigned is an experienced
book-kcepcr and accountant, having been employed
in three or four of the public departments at various
times and for four years regular clerk in the pay
office of the General Post Office, and cannot fail to
give satisfaction to those who may engage his SER
vices
Recommendations will be furnished fdesred.
Letters will meet prompt attention.
Address, l.. ii. FRANCE,
Over the dry-goods store Of G. ". Adams, Penn.
avenue, between 9Th and 9th streets, Washing
ton city.
Jan. l5-6t3tw
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BIZ II. Green, .4ucttoneer.

By II. Green, .fuctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI
IL TURE, paintings, engrsyings, China glass
and eroekery ware at auction On Thursday the
Goth instant, shall sell at my auction room, Con-
cert Hall, near Browns Hotel, Pennsy lvana aVen-
ue, at III o'clock, a. M, good assortment OF the
Aboyenamed articles. We enumerate, 10 part
Mahogany marble top dressing bureaus, pier Ia
bles, &c.
Mahogany sofas, ottomans, lounges, tables, wash
stands, &c.
CURED maple, ereib cane, and wood-seat chairs
Bedsteads, feather beds, hair and shuck mat
tresses.
Also good lot Of crockery ware, among which
are
One fine French China tea and coffee set
Two India China, two flowing blue, two white
granite dinner sets
Gold band cups aud saucsrS, white and blue
China tea sets
Large granite toilet sets, and other crockery ware
Cutgass decanters, sugar bowls, celery glasses,
fruit bowls, preserve dishes, tumbers, salt
sets, &c.
Also handsome lot OF engraVngs in frames,
among which are
The Holy Family, Chrisl's TRANSPORTATION, His
Agony in the Garden, and His Entombment, the
Alsek Of the Lion, and other engravings. Also
several fine paintings. Terms at sale.
A. GREEN,
Feb. 2I-a Aucuoneer.
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TolIN EDGAR, professor of music, 10th streets
> between d and E, west side, respectfully IN
forms the citizens of the District that he has made
Washington his place Of residence; aud that he will
give lessons in music upon the pianoforte, guitar,
and other instruments. He will also give inslruc-
ions in singing, and will pay particular attention to
the forming OF the voice. He haters himself, from
his long experience, that he will give general salts
faction. He refers to the following gentlemen, in
whose families he has been teaching for several
years. For terms, &c, apply at his residence.
REFERENCES.
Judge 3. Tucker, professor William and Mary
College, Professor Saunders, Professor Mlllington,
Professor Minigrode, Professor Dew, DR.. Peachey,
DIR. Mercer, DR.. Waller, DR.. Cole, Rev Mr. Hold
ges. Jan 6-eodtf
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GADsBY,s NEW HOTEL.


Corner Of Pennsylrania .frenue end Third Street,
Washington, ID. c.
TINE subscriber having opened the house recent
l. yerected within one square Of the railroad de-
pot, prepared to receive his friends and the public
generally. The house is admirably calculated for
the OF guests the furniture suited the
rooms, and the proprietor, determined to offer a
comfortable home 10 those who may favor him with
their company, respectfully solics share Of public
patronage.
WILLIAM GADSBY.
WAsHNeroN, D. c, Sept, ls45.
P. S.-W. g. takes this opportunity of remind.
ing his friends and the public generally, that GADs-
Br's New HorEL is two squares nearer The Capitol
than his former house. and that he is entirely dis
connected with any other house or person.
WAsaNcroN d. c., Oct l8l5.
Board 81 SO per day; $40 per week.
Charleston Mercury and New Orleans Picayune
will insert the above one month, inner form, and
send their newspapers to the subscriber.
Dec 3l-eoic2m
NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT KENTUCKY
~ LAND OWNERS-The subscriber, having
taken charge Of the interests Of several estates in
Kentucky, has removed to Frankfort from Gull
pepper county, Virginia. He tenders his services to
such persons as have interests in lands in kenuc-
ky which are likely to be lost for non-payn,ent OF
taxes, or neglect in other respects. large por-
ton of these lands will be sold in January next
less redeemcu before that time. Further delay may
be fatal to the interests of the rgh,fu owners.
The subscriber will also attend to the collection
of debts due in Kentucky, and has made arrange
ments for the recovery Of claims for lnnd money
from the general government or State Of Virginia,
and pledges himself to diligent and faithful dis
charge Of all trusts confdcd to him. Having been
actively engaged in business for several years, in
his native county Of Culpeper, he refers to the
Judge and justices of the courts the members Of the
bar, and the citizens generally, for any assurance
which strangers may desire, that any business
placed in his hands will be attended to with prompt
ness and fidelity.
Letters should be addressed to him at Frankfort
Kentucky, and will be answered soon as re-
ceived.
If the owners OF lands prefer to pay "a portion Of
them for their redemption, such arrangements may
probably be made as will be mutually satisfactory
He has made arrangements with Mr.. Thomas
Green of Richmond, Va, for assistance in prose.
cutting claims upon the government, and for obtain
ing agencies generally. Reference is made to him
also to Gen. Bernard Peyton and the Hon. John M
Patton, all Of said city, for further information re-
speeding the subscriber.
GEORGE MASON GREEN.
Frankfort, Nov. l8i5-Nov. 25-2aw3m
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BRITISH ARMY LIST for January, 1916;
ID British Navy List for January, 1916; British
Court Kalendor iRed Book for 1876; British Al
manac and Companion (by the Society for The Dufiu-
sion OF Useful knowledge for 1885, British Nauti-
cal Almanack for lS49; The Steam Engine, by the
London Artisan Club, No. 10, for January, 1876;
Transactions of the Royal Engineers vol. 3, De-
cember, lS45; British Nautical Magazine, COM
plete, for Is45 London Punch, complete, for lS45,
in one vol. Imported per Hbernn steamer. by
f. TAYLOR.
Books, stationery, periodicals, or anything else,
imported to order from London, Paris, or any part
of Europe.
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JOHN EARLE. jim, g. Co,

Merchant Tailo,s, No 46 Washington street, Boston,
VIZ GUILD respectfully inform their numerous
w friends and the public generally, that they
have received large supply Of most elegant and
fashionable cloths, cassimeres, and other goods,
which they are prepared to make up in their usual
superior style, at short notice, and very low prices,
and forward to any part Of the United States The
attention of
MEMBERS OF CossREss, NAVY AND ARnT OFFICERS,
and gentlemen in the employ Of government, is par
ticuary invited, to many OF whom they are already
known, and beg to render their grateful ackno"
Judgments for their long-continued patronage
x liberal credit, ns heretofore, will be given
They have appointed
Gu. De SsLding, No. IL, Todds Buildings, Penn sfD
Washington, ID. c.,
their agent, who is duly authorized to receiV
paymo nts and orders, which will be promptly
tended to.
Nov. l-3tawf
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CATALOGUE OF CONGRESS, LAW, and
" MEDICAL BOOKS, and works on American
history, &c. 90,
GEORGE TEMPLEMAN has just published
his Catalogue Of Congress, Law and medical books,
and OF rare and scarce books American and other
history; together with large ist Of miscellaneous
works Gentlemen are respectfully invited to call
and get them, or order them by letter.
Feb. 70
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CNAME to the subscriber, on the 22d Of January,
u three stray heifers-onc white buffalo, one
black aud white, and one red and white--which the
owner can have by inqurng at Joness grocery store
near the Washington penI,enhary, proving prop
erty pu wing charges, and taking them away
WILLIAM BOOTHMAN.
Washington, Feb. 3--oaw3w
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p. o. DEPARTMENT, CoxrRAor OFFICE,

7. Q. DEPARTMENT, CONTRACT UFFICE,
January 90, 1876.
BIDDERS for mail.service in the Safe OF Mis-
ID sour are informed that bids for daily transport
alton on routes No. 400, 4702 and t77s, on the
south side Of the Missouri river; and also for routes
No. 470I, All, and 4739, on the north side OF the
river will be considered. The intention of the de-
pernent is TO establish, if at oil, daily mail on
but one side 81 the river.
s.R. HOBBlE,
First ASS. p. NJ. General.
Jan 30--eFrillw
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A CARD.

SOUTHWEST AND TEXAS
'fHE undersigned will leave for tho Southwest
- and Texas in a few days, and expects to be
IN Washington from the 18th TO the 18th instant.
lie will take charge of any business which may
offer Any communications addressed to the care
ofthe Hon. R. M. T. Hunter, Washington, until
the LIST of April, will be forwarded to him
JOHN A. PARKER.
References as heretofore, viz; The members Of
Congress and legislature from the eastern part Of
Virginia; VIM. J. Roberts, esq, cashier branch
bank Of Virginia, Fredericksburg; Hon John Y.
Mason, Hon. Robert j. Walker, Washing ton;
Messrs Selman & Crook, Baltimore; Messrs.
Louis Webb e Co., Messrs. Gretter e. Gretter,
Rlohmond; Msssrs. Sam. Phillips 4 Son, Freder-
lcksburg.
Enquirer" will please to give the above three
OF four insertions
Tappahannock, Feb. s, lS45.
Feb. 10 -t
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RoUQUETS AND CUT FLowERS.-Th,
~ subscriber lie fully prepared to make M Bou
gnels with his usual taste. Cut flowers furnished
Tor decorating dinner tables, &c.
JOHN DOUGLAS,
NJ Florist and Scotsman, op. State Dept
Dee ll-eof
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LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES,
Paris, January 9, 1916.

"LEGArIoN OF THE UNITED STATES,
paris, January 9, 1886
"S,R: ] have the honor to acknowledge your ex-
ceency's note Of this morning. My letter was not
written upon the assumption that the Journal des
Dsbats YVES the organ Of tho government of his Ma
josy,' although IN the very article copied, that Jour
nal is qualified the principal organ Of the French
government Its object, stated, was to vndicate
my reputation, public and private grossly assail
ed under the very eye Of the French government,
in place and form which gave to the caumny
certain degree ofauthority before the world. pre-
sumc therefore, that in marking your note''rrivate
(pariicu!jer) it ia not intended By your excellency
that 1t Is not TO he used by me in any manner which
might think proper to attain that end.
al avail myself of this occasion to renew to your
exeeonSy the assurance of my h,gs con'Ger,!ion'
"Hls ExceIlcncy NJ. Gurzor,
minister of Foreign Affairs"
In connection with this subject, we find in the
"Tnes" the following communications from M
Guzot to the French ambassador in London, and
to the French minister in the United States. They
develop the grounds of the course of the French gov
crnncnt in relation to Texas, and throw some light,
perhaps, on its future policy:
"TEYAs-No. :.
~ Guisoi 10 Count de Sdine .qulaire.
"PAais, Jan. 20, 1874.
MoNsILuR LIE CoMrE: Lord Cowley has reod to
me n despatch, written to him by Lord Aberdeen,
on the project formed ut Washington Of preparing
the annexation of Texas to the United States con-
Gederacy The principal secretary for foreign affairs
expresses in that despatch the wish TO know IL the
Kings government be disposed to furnish its envoy
o the United States with instructions similar to
those which the Britannia envoy will receive to
manifest the opposition Of his government to such
project. You may announce to Lord Aberdeen that
| shall write 10 the sanic effect by M. Pageot.
Texas having been acknowledged as independent
by several Of the great powers, and particularly by
that which now seems inclined to absorb it, il is evi-
dent that we have right appreciate the act which
would annlhilate that independence, and TO urge
tho objections to which IL may give rise, as re-
spects either right interests. Those objections
are numerous. IL is known that, even in the Uni-
ted States the wish for the annexation in question
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BIZ Il. Green, .Auctioneer.

By Il. Green, .7uctioner.
DOCKS, BOOKS, &c, AT AUCTloN.-on
ID Thursday, the 26Ih instant | shall sell at my
auction room, Concert Hall, near Browns Hotel,
at early candle light, large lot Of new and second
hand books, among which are some valuable
works. We deem 1t not necessary TO enumerate,
as catalogues will he distributed. The books will
be ready for examination the day previous to the
sale. aud they will be sold without regard TO prices
IN order TO close consignments.
A. GREEN,
Feb 2i-2t Auctoneer.