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The New York herald., 1850-04-05

TIE HAVANA OPERA Cex,Ass-F.sB,os ~ rBs r,sLo.
The opera season In London ct its height end
New York viii boast Of . sesson OF music ana
fashion, quite a. exciting and brilliant. The Havana
ecmpsDythe largest OF vocasts and musicians
that visited the United stateshss stoppeds few
nights at Charleston route for this metropolis-
where they creating perfect furors In the circles
Of wealth, fsehisn, and literature. We may expect
'bsm here In . few days, when they will commence
their representations Of the masterpieces Of the lyric
drama at Niblos. The arrangements viii be Of the
most liberal kind. Evsryth will be elegant; but
there will be exclusveness upon which to realise dis
appointments and losses. The house viii be thrown
open to the public at reasonable prices and the deni
gems and strangers In the city will hurry together 10
places At this Of the year. New York s
thropg gsd with vsitsrs; and such magnificent enter
tanmspts will be given by this opera company will
induce additional Thousands to visit the city for NO
ether purpose than to shsre In the in store
for all lovers Of music. fashion, and art.
The winter opera season Is thing, but the sum-
season will be far more engaging and brilliant
The ladies will shine, not like plants In con-
servstory, covered and protected from the chilling in
husDces Of winter; but will burst forth and blossom,
In vivfyipg sunshiue with natural loveliness the
es Of the field the blooming and aponicss Of
blooming parterre-various, brilliant modest gay,
fragrant and beautiful all riDgling 10 the sweetest
confusion Of harmonious beauty. To insure all this,
the have been made already In the world
OF fashion. The fashions examined, nev dresses
chosen and all the artists In the school Of dress are
to their patterns and materials OF the newest
desigps Such excitement prevails that the trade
on Broadway could we'll afford to take places for half
their country customersthe hsberdsshsrs being the
gamers by this speculation
As to tie opera company, there can be but one OPT
MI m AZ mead uCt g,
perfection In music and for the nberaty OF the con-
ductors. We can only hope for . good harvest. The
first crop of clover though very 6re not always the
best The second one though shorter is strong rioh
and fat and subject of just pride to the husbsndman
So will II be with tie second opera season. The msna-
gers will nnd thsmseves in clover Of the best quality
while all rude, unciviEed and unrsdnsd old bsoheors
Will be foftened. refined, and made new beings, BY
minglins In the great garden Of beauty, wit and
worth nightly visible TO the curious in the realms Of
song ard music. We shall be there.
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fnstop's DsR,c ttsir aye, to Color tns
Ser kiskrrp the 10 10 applied wi.hgut 'rtcry
80 hair cr tkn. IL esn bc wash,d ne lately sitout
srvrhirt color ard has had cdof y spped ot
cold. pnALOR's N hrradway, srd ~ fa~cste south
q Chesntt and ffth streets fhtlnesipns
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This sheet will be published at niue O'Clock tomorrow
morning Its contents will embrace all the striking
and interesting events Of ths week.
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street. IRE puhls should euafd assinJt tsueas See n,
df Persons whoos hair has snspmet bad
soVr ef the tsop dyes
w calling above torl the sdc-s.a
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Wigs snd Tonpe.s.-hnothsr nedsi nss
s~srdea 10 Bascelsr, the hest WINS ard Fcu
Tubc invited hts stye ivr l~
nATCBf celebt,es Wis Factory Nof VAL street
Ngsdfrfaa
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Court or Appeal
Tha WsskIx Herald

ALBANY, April 4, 800.
concluded.
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lsts nsrveuced lively evou'caied tae
ed sJsep Of ss msins 81 he ieoenvsrehcss Ari,,ns
y ttt~s ffym ne chr,te 81 ZOE ~ss a.d
fsTs pskEtsa fupttuAl ~ =. ~ breteNsy % esesrA
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nvtR 500 PLAINS, IN FIHs Blonu, AT TIE.
" fafden. ff'h sod Firet asenus-hp hIisathus
sde 1isss lftv erspe vires. choice French Rsse frs
Sfrute, riairit Roe, Slower Roots. Bep1uets a1d
fo~srs 7ress r'attd feqarsa Cor PIT nsuls 70.
va rtx ~ hspNa b
rI,BE sUB3t siBkR OTrERs Bss ANNUas A5s0er-
nent q freeh Asricntural esd hortteutarsi 3soas.
'rut snd Isl ffe.i. IN - are.s osapc N9
fd shTutfefy lSe eolectioa ~ ks1fic rlsRts. sed
ftnetsl ~ % sricer In ha hs~ris of
ssr, sr,srtsa svd lsaved lirrey tators
tecntd fer tir yslrshe quality % bcrr uhsn yoana
tsysnrett ard etle wishins ~ rarcb.e invited 20
cali ,ni ctsu ne f.r therteivcs. DUNLAP,
sssasnan and risriss, sS DsesdvAy.
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The Ohio Election.

CIscrSNArr, April 4, 1850.
The democrats In Hamilton county have carried q
majority Of their candidates for the City Counc and
elected their whole delegate ticket, BY majority ave
raging 1000 TO 16c0.
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Wall er md white roftoife she'll Buffalo
orts tomts every nee desn sna unsluaiea choice
10 extent variety fvry description OF cont of foreign
well homo nsnufssure, of Superior quan,y snt lo~
rrfssa A. j. HaINDEkS
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New ORLEANS, March 2s 1850.
fire occurred yesterday, consuming the New York
Hotel Pavilion Hotel, Louisiana Bakery Orleans MILL
and several other buildings.
Late advices from Brazos state that Ave hundred In
dams had assembled between Roma and Laredo, and
murdered several citizens
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Court Calendnr-rh,s Dsv.

srYrRios CouRr Nos. 4ss l3D. B2. 81 49, ss, a. "a
as SO IL "a g. 103 1o7 13a 153 1866 1877 leo les,
ITO. SO, rs, 68, ll3, 10I. los, las, ~.
TRAHsFEEhED SUPEsIoR CouRr.--Nos. 45, IL, ~, 50,
43. "a ~, 81. 81, So to 81, l49. IS to 81.
Cncuu CovRr Nos. 46e, 470, 473, 47o, 47s, 4s6 to
ASS, 400 to ass.
Conmos PLrAs.-Part 1-Noe. <95, 4e7, bo3, sos 507.
B 5l8 E5, bi7 $40 t21, 523, 526 ST, 500 bst $50,
5S5 bS7, $50 Sal 6s3 b47 bs9. Part 2Nos Asa, 400,
4o2 4o4 466, 4eS 47o s72 4Io, as 4so 4S2, AS4 4ss
lSs
Boston and New York Telegraph-Slorse's
IneFor sale Twenty shares stock OF the ,tove Com
pany. Address b at this ofice.
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ANOTHER EXCITEMENT IN WASHINGTON.
being every probability of early and satisfactory
settlement of the slavery question IN Congress, we
perceive that preparations are being made for ano.
ther excitement, IN lieu of that which will be re-
moved when the slavery question Is disposed of.
THIS excitement will grow out of an investigation
into the character and competency Of the present
cabinet OF General Taylor The whig journals
throughout the country are IN favor Of such in-
vesteaton, and even the Republic, at Washington,
thinks it necessary, and is loudly calling for IT..
This investigation will probably take place ia the
House of Representatives, and may not be confined
to the matter OF removals and appointments, and the
violation Of Gen. Taylor's pledges in those respects
The examination and investigation should, how
ever, be thorough and complete, embracing other
things as we'll as removals and appointments, and
especially the allowance Of unjust and improper
claims, together with the shocking expenditures
which have been made under the authority OF the
Treasury Department, since the present cabinet
came nto office, and which will cause deficiency
OF sixteen millions of dollars the revenue TO meet
the expenses of the government during the present
year. The cabinet should be put upon their trial
before the country, and required to answer or
deftnd themselves from the numerous charges that
have been brought against them, openly and above
board, in the face Of day, and before the whole
country.
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all tkin diseases discOicratons snd hlemshes Ss
tube redcsns superuous hair fro suy rsft of
~. h.dy. Idly waite Tor tho complexion Liquid hcage,
~ all street hrs store tto act in) srcsdwayi
and Bates n yotdsp. l29 " Wasfnston street. Doston
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!te oiisbsl rsh.ss,ursr ne es,ssr.sa Qovn .hs,a
Wv invites the 1tes to cell examine Ms late
rfoved pattern. frtnium Oren CHAINS from 81 20 sJ
e'm''' IN ouIsBY alsx R,o,A~av
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The CANADIAN REcIrRooIrY BrLL.-During the
greater portion of the present session Of Congress-
a special agent of the Canadian government was
in Washington, urging on members the propviety
If passing the reciprocity bill, and he went home
a few days since, in the confident expectation that
the measure will be passed before the adjournment.
and perhaps Immediately after the settlement, Of the
slavery question. We not so sure Of the passage
of that bill, although may receive the sanction OF
the American Congress. The annexationists IN
Canada are opposed to The measure, because they
suppose II will knock their movement in the head.
In this we think they are mistaken. To be sure, it
would give the'people Of Canada almost all the con-
mtrcia advantages, which they would enjoy under
annexation; but on the other hand, it would make
The m and the people Of the United States more IN
limste than they ever have been, and we can
safely say that the greater the intimacy the greater
will be the desire OF the Canadians to be annexed.
That intimacy would disp-l their ignorance aud
prejudice towards republican institutions; and
when once they saw things in their true hight, they
would unanimously sever their connection with
Grea, Britain, and SEEK TO be their own sovercingsi
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MORE OF THE FoEsksr CAsx-ANorHER SrArE-
arsr.-We shall publish another statement on this
fertile subject to morrow, from Mr.. Andrew Ste
vens. Chevalier Wikof Is also preparing one, and
thinks the affair will end in blood-prooaby eI-
pectng some one to pull his own nose a little
harder than usual--no otner blood will flow la
lne meantime, a theatrical writer is bringing out
new edition OF " Othello," as follows
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crald With watts Nervous An
tdot. s"It is the vorderfel ard powerful medicine
in the world .r AL bod " tecs nearal
sis al afction See like sise. Coopsgs Sur
sie al D. eti~rsry page ol1 last edition bo tie
doep it7 Nsau street sent 10 part by The
rstu Al IA o ~
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THE FuorrvE SLAVERY QUEsrroS-TErRIsLB
DsAuScnuos OF sENAToR SEWARD AND MS
DocTREnEs.-T There appeared IN the Courier
aud EaqkirO of yesterday, terrible and scath-
irg cenuuciaton of Senator Seward, aud hi
q, ,ciTmes on the subject Of fugitive slaves. II IS
well deserved, because more revolutionary or in
suUsciiopary doctrines were never broached in
This country, nor any more subversve OF the con-
snrulon and the Union, than those which that
pipce Of dsmagogues expressed on the floor of the
Senate Of the United States a short time since
This, and other indications, clearly show that
the press and the people of the North are coming
to their senses on the slavery question, and that
reason is ing the place which was so long occu-
pied by the fana,icism that was kept alive by
Seward and his associates. The elections which
have recently taken place some Of the New
England States, the support which MIR. Webster
has received in Boston for the patriotic course
which he has pursued in the Senate, and other
things, show great reaction in public opinion on
slavery, and prove that the mind and intellect of
the great mass of sensible people throughout the
North, are right on that question, and repudiate the
atraism and fanaticism which has long prevailed
In that section of the Union. The journal-the
Cour,er and Enqurer-whlch has heretofore been
furious supporter Of Mr. Seward, is the first to
come out and denounce his ultraism, not by name,
but 1t is perfectly well understood that the denun
cation which appeared in yesterdays issue of that
paper was intended for him, and will be so coz
sidered by Seward himself.
Such tremendous reaction In public opinion on
the subject Of slavery as is apparent in the North
ern and Eastern States. augurs well for the early
and satisfactory settlement of the great question of
the day on fair and just compromise. The bill
introduced by Mr. McCemand, OF Illinois, is of that
character. We think it meets the case, and we
hope that ii, a similar measure, will soon be
passed Ii Is time that this unfortunate agitation
was ended.
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fsce sppsars sfsr vsshng With the Jeness Itaaa
Chemical Sesn ~ His made white cle,r snt spctsss All
errr,,rs frtctles, kc removed. sold ony ~ AS
Broadway depct for jones' Coral Hair Restorative iox
msln harsh, dirty hair clean toft aud nae Try H.
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INDIA rOULARD sILKs-A IAaoE AVN e.uorcu
sstor.r ~nt for s-fs Nv
GODFREY PArflsos q CO.. o. sea IS Rresa ssr-ee.
TER NV lOsE uOURsISo srosA as sRoAr-
AZ hettived per Nisgsra, entire assortment Of
fhshh soutnns Goods, iBelud lhs rev usa-
ffiar Hn+, ". nygts
WtT GOonS. fFos THE ARoo-coSsisrIso or
kti leihsi cloth table snd piano Cove-s De La'nst
nrhui tnfhsms. &c Also for sale, da1a4rea Mstnaa0
DneAs, LINN 1slie Damasti sstinstf, ~.
u. ~ MATHEWS, 90 Cssharire street
JoSIPB FLAspEa's cHILpsy4's CLOTHING rs sU-
ttort y ary ofher w Tits county aud for sale ss bis
rooms fassau street. y The rssksFs or arxs
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We advise our r,iends ." advertise Ia she
"ksrrins Star


w.eh been resv.d by Or Boarimsn Fsvors fot-i
tsisn Cor the hioh he has With Ia remsdy
ilk atan ntIinF. Civ him q eal.
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Notice Tine largo sale of vacant Lots OF
ground located the Hsrsen Tract Beomiu Eighth
Sixty eighth SIXTY th seventsth snd sevsoy
hevtpth viii he ncntiausd
sth t2 O'clock ct the Merchants Exohsnys
the balance sfths parcel will be sela
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devots NJ, exclusive ssntOa 20 dseAse. ei the Bye Ne
has mr-rt.c from Paris a-tiiciai kyss OF Dproved
structure which he rerts 90 bic hs natural
sad dffy the tuictest scrrtay. once hours, - A
pamphlet With fsraIkatle b. Dr. W. can be had
tuitoutiy, st his residence.
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i q. lON LFH has Just reteived from te ffIel
La ge rrsea hsek ress Witch he 10 feag
~ the pound los prices Storss 80 aad lts
Green~eh street, 20 yesey street sni go 3rand strest
Ecu nj han 4 We u 10 vail a call.
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Cass vOvgsv,
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InHN naI aarIn

torGsS TEev WoEEs. fFoct sf Nisfh al n I'D
New York March 20 1850
The suteriher hrvn~ t-s .nt,ve
otfer rsrtss ~ ne late h-n seccr .as Ca will
etfrue be ethm Gine III its lrsrch~s
urdr- he INN tiae ~ er M l,icr hs.
rsrrfstnr srucfirr srrrer 10 TOO -si trowr ts
'he puhe " rsln,r- furher notice AAaenaf fsstiss
ar nes Ne'.s -fef 90 ths sirsaay r-rans ost exsp
sive ss'ahhns-f ~ the siud IN ecuut-v h, svis,
sve such dsrn ch y several u
- ha meet the desres of all Who asy va Mn ,sh ts-,r
suftsr. CH.s uopa IN
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kh.um, Bo,ehoacr riwflsa rsee pseoi'rs,s q the
ke s,dily sud n,etray ersdtested ~ he nee q n
=. CAHpoIIs celera,ed tstAs ~ Barciav street teab-
hsa iS3l reccmmented hy Drs Mott stevens Boyd so-
Nsvtn enh Dixon aud ether eminent eties gentle
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tcs.s a the steft aud oct fahionate sy he had
OF Bv,raells establishment for card engraving No NJ
Broadway, sorrsr Duane branch orcc. No. Wal
street
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TocsIckIIERs;- JONATHAN SANS. ye, n
seher riete and pnrl Of the 10 sler.
LID, Nfiie h.sre i'ely srrived from Gpraod 10 open to
snenfns.men wh any Cricket Club IN TIE United stats.
ssus iH iheity stre.L wv "
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easrs het.ees The sseserhe-s she srn Of n y
tecor nrr o. mthr das sisscved Wy mutual ecrssst me
eutsaBfa hrsa@ss ~i ~ srtiea John Rre.ns~a snl
.eorse Vn'rtr sha VII nee tie rssas of tht arm 10
{. isnedl cass vore,~
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sPOrsTISa.

II CENrprvILIr COURSE. I.-sscrSo. -rrysnsy-
" srr sth s,GS osiec., s.--pprss siyp Nile h.s.s
sest ~ In hsruess Theirev 81 psr wiilsr
Nrisht ente.s LADY Bevns; ans ent tsgs re- M
Lady Mac n. saguire ensrs = N. c,yrsl uad
- lost CONKLfH. rroprietsr
B.-Ths care will k,vs the south fsrry Broehirn for
F.fe ssch Is - - 'f''""
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Ma 25i Brosdvay-Contans the largest eoectoa ~ for
trss 81 dtir gushsd Ia the Usei States strsnrs
ard others ~iil this Of the utsrssas
places In the city for fA Of hndisg here
IAN liar faces.
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nts-oIuTloN or PAsTNERgHIP--sor :. THE
- 90 psrtner'hp herstsfrs existing h~t~.en ,sovrr
Ire srn NJ keher. rde, this dsY sis@ysd by mr
tual ecr,er The eehs due ~ seId hr~ viii hs psd bv
George freherr Sho sians 10 rufoasd 20 collect an re-
eeptier the debts due 20 the sail arr
ogorGs rRrHERN
-. 49, - -. hoskRT ANDERSON.
The rsv .r re-, Pc rinrE H7'ss, y. s-,snrs s
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10 tbsnk his customers and the public for the eomp-
msbt they payins him ns theusht when he de-
Grsd the model for his % Spring sty for l0 tha,
wculd of his The public
thovs in the most satisfactory manner possible that h
rght In hs estuIe by sweeping on h stock viii
reeedsnted rapidly Be s h.pry howevsr thai
with the aid Of hur dred hands 10 he fe.r and has
he 10 able to furnh the Bats fast
heads in TO lie srnsnented GENIh, 2l4 Broadway
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ADVERTISEMENTS RRNEWED EVERY DAY.

dns1eys 10 .adpeyfisenents BY Mol must be po
sasS they V,n net BE- taken from Me Post Office.
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sPECsAL auTHCE8.

TT A. n. D.-sYLvAN GROVE. No. 7.-THE MEM
~ bers requee5 attend the funeral OF late
better Janesy yntip Friday 9th inst, st hafpas
CLOCK v from No ~ Barclay sweet Menhe-s Of othex
Groves ere ~ Viz 70 sttsnd JOHN j. BYRAN u. A.
JoHr VAN HoiN secretary.
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and isolation AT no moment did the great plurality o
the American people ntemt their reverence and
edgmenlsi he was always hrsp IN tneir neas ana on
On the 4lh instant. by special invation pres
ent al the inerment OF the remains OF George Washing
his father in the final visit to the United States, and de-
servedy shared the manifestations and regards ef the
American people. In all the relations OF life, he enjoyed
the warmest esteem in France he never swerved from
his republican principles and the example OF the ust-
GUS parent His dissolution took place at Lagrange, the
family seat The corpse was brought to the small private
pus where repose the dead OF several noble famlesde
Noailes de Grammont, Lamoignon, and others On this
spot under simple tomb, lies General Lafayette About
two hundred OF the immediate relatives, friends and ac-
quainance Of the defunct son, witnessed the obseqmies
not few OF them OF the greatest distinction Thirty
forty eccesascs united 10 the imposing and affecting
ceremony. This INCREASED The gloom Of The scene. and
saw ju near the sepuIchres OF several victims Of
the reign Of terror George Washington Lafayette and
here; sound and sound feeling marked him every
where II is probable that you will soon receive from
me an extended obituary notice, prepared from materials
Many Of the patrcian families OF the Faubourg st.
Germain still affected with lively concern for the
melancholy Of the two French youths indicted fer
other twenty-five years Of age Their patsrnal grand
father, the Count de Montesquou, favorte cham
berlan Of the Emperor Napoleon. Their mother is a
s aa o snes mals
tive princess They educated in private, under the
wings Of the accomplished mother The snavty of their
dispositions and demeanor gained them universal good
will One captain and the other aleutenant n the
national guards both exceedingly popular In visiting their
family in the Faubourg St Germain. were struck and
touched by the soowfu eanestness of the servants who
assembled about in the salon itself The porter OF the
mansion likened them to turtle doves Their father
mitted suicide, in fit OF insanity, in the year 1S47 The
elder OF the two brothers confined for months
in private asylum, Paris temporary and hered
tary arrangement s doubt the proper explanation OF
his wild violence at ST. Louis When they set out to
travel for information, in the United States, aey seemed
perfectly safe in mind. Their letters to their relations
of which have seen, abound with expressions Of
admiration for country and gratitude for American
hospitality Their broher-in-law, the Vscount de Ces
sac will lake passage in the from Liverpool OF
the 18th inst He will carry with him conclusive tes-
mony Of the excupatory facts which have mentioned
The private tutor OF the young gentlemen has gone before
de Cessac peer Of France and minister Of war under
Napoleon.
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Prairie Park for sale.

THE undersigned desiring to 70 st. Louis Jefferson,
offers sale fine which Clinton
II Is beautifully and egby situated the
branch Of the pae about two miles o Platsbug and
days drive from 81 Joseph, Weston, Liberty, kchfed The
tract contains about fourth timber and the balance
high fertile psaife. The
brick structure containing which designed
for kitchen and The sablng and cribs frame
cultivated grain land 80 meadow 30 in blue and 10 In
besides smaller IL desrabe
and accustomed the finest adjoining would be disposed
along with land, and given for setting
spring crops IL believed there not more desirable place In
State, which,
upon are Except during periods covered
Jefferson and 81 Louis the be found and
bis absence the land be shown, and the price made
by his e4
He wishes another Is which
cultivation, comfortable hewed cabins, kc)
enough large pantaon and with the finest proximity
rich and beautiful pae This
OF the county about and half miles south Of
railroad.
Jan ia-eteodscp JAMES II. BIRCH
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JAMES II. BIRCH.

manufacturers Of watches Of description in Switzerland,
and United arrived Washington,
with and the
chains that have appeared Washington City,
for SALE wholesale and retail cheaper than they be bought
New York.
Genuemen wishing purchase fine article will please give
call. A. q. HUGUENIN,
All. Montandon's old stand, Pennsylvania avenue,
between 18th and 18th streets, Washington, ID. c.
Principal depot No 10 Beeknan street, between William and
Nassau Streets New York.
During my absence, have LEFT my establishment A. c..
Huguenin, from Switzerland who perfectly repair kinds
Watches clocks and chronomee consequently recommend
him to my friends and the public generally.
Dec. 25-dim' j. MoNTANDoN \
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Here. Mr. Editor will close my structures upon your
correspondents letter lhave noticed things which appear
mas been my design In all these points, show how far he Is
oil the TRUTH in order TO impress the public mind of the m
propriety Of placing reliance what he has said,
ony against but for Oregon II IL is said have been TOO
severe reply that has business write
ing that OF which he knows nothing and that too in pos
stye language as though he was well informed. lfhe
has been led into these through ignorance msin
formation, pity his folly II he has been hired as
than suspect 70 radnce the country In order 70 prevent M
settlement and thereby proong the tyrannca existence OF
the ergying Hudsons Bay Company, then s he second
Benedict arnold, and should be treated accordingly.
am, srs, yours truly, nc.
SAMUEL r.. THURSTON. FL