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TRuE HEaoIsn.--Some acts of great courage and
disinterestedness have been published az having
been exhibited during the great conhagration Of
the st. Charles hotel on Saturday last. But none,
we think, 10 entitled to more credit than the
duct of Mr.. Boyd, one of tho clerks in the Office.
His confidential position gave him the control Of
great amount OF deposits made for safe keeping,
and when il was found that the hotel could not be
saved, he applied himself entirely to securing those
which had been placed in the safe. The amount in
money and valuables immense, and it was all
saved He neglected his own effects, and ost every
thing of his own-oven every article of his own
and wifc's clothing the premises, while he saved
for their owners at least two hundred thousand dol
lars. which he succeeded in removing to the vaults
Of the Picoyi,ne Office until next day There were
of five thousand to fifteen thousand each, be-
longing to various parties, drafts and bank notes
of uncounted value, jewels and ornaments, all of
which which was merely trust property-was
saved and with it the hotel cash that was in the
drawers. Every scrap, shred, and dollar of his
own was destroyed while he was performing this
duty.
Such conduct, we think, deserves more than
public declaration Of thanks. It should be ac-
knowledged by some liberal tribute Of respect.
which, while it does him honor will restore at least
what he lost by his fidelity and courage.-Ne,c Or
leans Picayune, 2lsf.
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FRoM vENEzUELA.-By the way of Porto Rico
we have some news from Venezuela. The Porto
Rico papers inform that the voting of the cleo
toral college, which assembled in October last at
the capital of the republic had de6nitive result,
because candidate received the two-thirds vote
which the constitution of the country requires. In
consequence of this the next Congress will have to
consunmate tho election, choosing from the three
candidates who have received the highest number
Of votes
This crisis, the papers state, 10 unfavorable to a
continued preservation of the public peace.
The three candidates, from among whom Con-
goria Monagas. brother of the present incumbent;
d. Antonio Leocadio Guzman, present Vice Presi-
dent; and d. Estanislau Rcndon, Senator.
TNesp Orleans Picaytne
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LEAD IN IowA.-A discovery of a valuable lead
mine has Just been made near Dubuque, Iowa,
which il described in letter as follows: The shaft
enters largo cave, from twelve to fifteen feet high,
and ALMOST completely covered with mineral. There
is piece, lying along the north wall. forty eight
feet long, and. without cxaggeration, would say
that it is three feet square, On the north side mt
the top, there is Of the finest sights ever saw
There IL an immense body in square blocks. eight
nine inches square. This cave is eighteen hum
bred feet long, but the mineral does not show in
the entire length. There is more place which
must speak Of There two sheets hanging
down from the cap, about six feet ten twelve
white AZ snow The cave is about fifteen feet widc
and In most places Is completely covered, bottom
and top, with the precious stuff ! think he can
take out one thousand dollars worth day for
twenty days In succession.
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THE SEAMEN AND STRANGERS FRIEND
SOCIETY

SOCIETY
HAS strong claims upon Christians Of all crecds.
IL for 1t is giving clothing and instruction to
children of destitute immigrants of all denomina-
tons.
BY looking Mt the last report il will be that
700 poor children have received gratuous insruc-
ton; also, many bibles and religious books have
been given TO seamcn and immigrants.
The following are specimens of the testimonials
which have been given to the agent since leaving
Canada:
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
have much pleasure in stating that have long
had the pleasure of the acquaintance of the Rev.
Thaddeus Osgood, and have the most perfect conf
dence in his integrity and benevolencc, and the i'm
portance of the objects he seek5 to promote. con-
fully in the statements of the reverend brethren
and secular gentlemen Of Montreal, and pray God
that signal success may crown his efforts.
]. WYCkOFF,
Pastor of ID r. p. Dutch Church
ALBANY, November 25th, 1850.
The Rev. DR.. Cambell, the Rev. DIR. Sprague,
and six other ministers in Albany, concur in the
above testimonial.
In New York similar testimonial was given to
the agent, signed by prs. Patton. Spring, Ting,
and Bangs. Also, in Brooklyn, the Rev. Drs, Cut
Ter and Cox signed the same.
In Philadelphia, Bishop Potter. Drs. Ely. Jones,
Barns, and others, signed testimonials in favor Of
the agent and his object.
In Baltimore, the Rev. Drs. Musgrave, Johns,
Fuller, and Sargent expressed their cordial appro
baton.
In this city, also, this Society has been approved
by the Rev. DIR. Laurie and other ministers.
That God may reward all who have assisted this
institution, is the fcrvent prayer Of
THADbEUS OSGOOD,
Agent of the S. x s. +. Society, OF Canada.
WAsHIsoroN, February LIST, 1851.
A copy Of the Report of this Society and other
testimonials may be seen at the Bible Depository,
corner of 10th and + streets, where donations in
good books cash will be received and forwarded;
also. the Rev. DR.. Laurie and the Rev. Mr.. Ballen-
tine have kindly consented to receive donations for
this Society.
The children Of different schools, with their
teachers and parents, are respectfully invited 10
meet this day, February ~ at four O'Clock, In
the Fourth Presbyterian Church. 9th street. TO hear
an address on doing good, from one who has trav-
clled forty years in Europe and America.
Feb.
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Governor QuITMAN.-Wc learn that it is I'M
derstood about jackson that the Governor will not,
pose any obstacles to the execution of the warrant
issued by Judge Gholson. lfthis be true, we can
not tell whether it proves that previous Of
contemplated resistance were incorrect, or whether
it indicates that the Governor has seen the folly of
attempting to resist the laws Of the country.
(Hicksbrvg Whig, Jan. 81.
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Telegraphic.
Steamer America Poundered.

FAYETTEVILLE, N. c., Feb. 1.-The new steamer
America, built last summer in Philadelphia, and
which run for short time between that city and
Cape May, while on her passage to Mobile, en-
countered heavy gale on the 29th ultimo, and
foundered at SEQ. The passengers and crew
capped in the small boats, one Of which, containing
six persons, was picked up by the schooner Cham
pion Of Boston The other two boats, it is thought,
have been saved.
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o. Free Exhibition.-It won't cost any
thing to visit the Daguerrean Room at the Odeon,
and then, if you choose, you can have first-rat
likeness taken at avery low price.
Feb
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DIED,

In Wheeling, Virginia on Saturday, the LIST inst,
Mrs. MARY ELLEN, consort of MIR. THOMAS
WHEAT, aged IS.
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drripal of the Canada.

HALIFAX, Feb. 3.--The steamer Canada has
rived here after encountering heavy weather. She
brings Liverpool dates to the 18th January, up to
which time nothing had been heard in Liverpool of
the American steamer Atlantic. All was conjec-
ture in regard to her fate. No commercial poll
teal news yet received.
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DAmAeEs ron LsEL.--ln the supreme judicial
court at Boston, on the LIST instant the jury in the
case of Bernard s. Trcanor ~. Patrick Donahoe,
returned = verdict Of one thousand eight hundred
dollars damages for libel published ON tho 9th Of
July 1850, m the Boston Pilot newspapers, Of which
the defendant claims to be editor and proprietor,
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INOB RENT.--A house on the corner Of 18th
Il al Fl streets. The rent, il desired, would be
taken in board. Inquire of w. J. Smith, at Mrs.
Reeds boarding house, on + street.
Pebl-3tawtf
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LNOR RENT, tho thres-story Brick House on
Il 10th, near X street, now occupied by Charles
II. Haswell. The premises can be viewed upon APP
pcation, and possession will be given about
the oath instant. Dec 4--diM
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LECTURES AND EXPERIMENT..
Surprising and amusing.


ATESSRS. THEOPHILUS FISKE AND l.. S.
lv1 EVERETT will lecture and experiment
every evening, until further notice. upon the newly
discovered science of Electro Biology, at the large
and beautifully finished saloon of the Temperance
Hall, on + street, at ~ o'clock. The most aston
ishing and amusing experiments will be performed
upon persons, in perfectly wakefM state, that
have ever been witnessed in any age of the world
Admission % cents; gentleman and two ladies'
so cents; children half price.
A class will be formed for thorough instruction
in this remarkable science ut an early day. of which
due notice will be given. Feb 3-tf
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THE WORLDS FAIR.
London, May, 1851.
SUPERIOR DAGUERREOTYPEs.
First Premium Awarded.

r H. WHiTEHURST has extended the field
u. his operations more ground than any
other Daguerreotypist in the country. His gale
ries may be found~on Pennsylvania avenue, near
q. street, Tin Lane fuckers buiiding;) No POT
Baltimore street, Baltimore corner Broadway and
Leonard street, New York; No. II Main street,
Richmond Sycamore street. Petersburg; Main
street. Norfolk; and Main street, Lynchburg, Va.
His beautifully and highly finished electro Da-
guerrcotypes are an extraordinary improvement,
ensuring faithful and highly finished ikcnesses in
a few seconds.
The rotary back ground, invented by J. H
Whitehurst, gives an airy and living appearance
TO the picture.
He is the patentee Of the Morteotype, the art Of
imbedding Dnguerreotypc likenesses in tomb
stones 30 as to make them resist the ravages OK
time and weather.
Whitehurst's establishments now distribute mora
than thirty thousand pictures annually. and have
never given dissatisfaction. This is certainly
fatterng proof Of the superiority Of his licensees.
j. H. W. calls the attention Of the public gene
rally to his elegantly furnished gallery over Lane
K fuckers new store, where free exhibition Of
pictures will be given.
Notwithstanding the usual competition in da-
guerreotypes Mt the recent Fair Of the Maryland
Institute. he was awarded the first medal by tho
judges.
Likencsses of every description copied, and post
mortem cases attended to. Jan 7-lmif
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WASHINGTON ASSEMBLIES.

TIME THIRD ASSEMBLY will take place at
Il jackson Hall on TUESDAY, the 4th of Feb
ruary.
Subscribers and strangers having the written au-
thorty of Manager to purchase tickets are in
formed that they can obtain admission tickets at
Fischer's Stationery store, adjoining the Irving ho
tel, and at Stevens's Fancy store, two doors west
of Browns hotel
No gentleman will be admitted without ticket.
Feb I-SM&Tuif
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MILLIONAIRE ASSOCIATION OECAPITAL,
L>OR the purpose Of forming a company with
Il one thousand shares, of 8 900 each, for which
certificates viii be Issued, paying ten per cent per
qnnum in return therefor, with safe prospect of
doubling the whole amount invested, (cach and all
as special partncrs,) free from assessment and liza
bility, under the Revised Statute of New York
DESTROYS of having influential parties through the
entire Union interested, for the purpose Of obtain
ing contracts with the Government to carry the
United States mail in steamers and vessels TO and
from New York, California, the East Indies Eli-
rope, &C., proposals will be received for limited
number of certificates Of shares Of S 900 each.
OLIVER HOLDEN,
General Partner, and Chief Agent of Company,
III Wall street, New York.
Banking and Commercial Houses in Europe and
the Americas, on application and investment of
capital, will be appointed agents.
Feb l-dtf
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nEsIRABLD OFFICES FOR RENT oP-
- posite me Treasury Building. Apply to c.
st, ) Snubb, at the Banking House Of
Jan l--u CHUBB. SCHENCK & co.
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THE UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Penniyl0ania avenue, belicsen Sd and 4 streets,
WASHINGTON CITY

PennsyfcaHia dcersue, bettceea Sd aud Al Streets
WASHINGTON CITY.
THIS ESTABLISHMENT will be reopened ON
i Tuesday, the 4th day Of February, 1851, by
the subscriber, late of Gadsbys Hotel. manager,
who respectfully announces to his friends and the
public generally that it will be commended to their
iavor and patronage by every comfort and con-
venience that be found in the beat conducted no.
tells IN the country The capsciousness, eligible situ-
alton, and advantageous construction Of the build
ing, are known and appreciated; and to these adj
vantagcs VIII be added the utmost regard for the
comfort oil each guest; the attendance of trusty.
polite. and efficient servants; the supply for both
iarder and other departments of every thing the
market will afford, and the personal supervision of
the subscriber, whose experience business habits,
and extensive acquaintance with the travelling
public. will enable him 10 cater for them with e-
ficiency and success. The interior Of the house
has been recently renovated and every thing within
il put in complete repair. The subscriber would
also add, that hotel conducted by him will always
be found safe and pleasant abode for families
and all who regard proprety, good order, and the
strictest decorum as essentials OF an agreeable
home. w. N. b. JUDKINS.
Jan 81
U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIP co.
FOR HAVANA. NEW ORLEANS, AND
CHAGREs.
Through Tickets tn San Francisco,
At REDUCED RATES.
On TUESDAY, FEB. III, at 3 p. M.
THE SPLENDID DOUBLE ENGINE STEAMSHIP
GEORGIA.,
5000 tons burden,
d. ID. PORTER, u s. Navy, Commander,
WILL SAIL precisely at O'Clock. p m. from
with the Government Mails, direct for HAVANA
and CAAGRES.
Freight taken to Chagres at usual rates
Specie only taken on freight to Havana and New
M N. O. ROBERTS.
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LAND AGENCY Al DUBUQUE, IOWA.

CHARLES COSKERY has been connected with
~ the United States Land Offices of Iowa for tie
last twelve years, and has now opcaed an Office at
Dubuque, wher- he will give his exclusive atten-
ton to the location and sale Of Land Warrants.
Hs arrangements with the county surveyors will
ensure the selection of choice lands.
Refer, at Washington City, to Hon. George w
Jones Of Iowa, Hon. A. G. Dodge, Hon S. Letter,
Hon. d. T. Disney, and to French & Sylvester.
Feb
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The Mononeahela Omen.
,St.nmey Dfon,.m,ntal C;fy.

BROWNSVILLE, (Pa.) Feb. 3.--The Monongahela
river is now open, and boats are running.
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gers :
Hon. Samuel A. Eliot,
II. p. Alexander,
John w. Houston,
Gen. Roger Jones,
1t. Col. John B. Scott,
Gen. Walter Jones,
Gen. X. G. Weightman,
Col. VIM. Hickey,
Com. Morris,
Com. Ballard,
Com. Warrington,
Lieut.. ii. A. Wise,
DIR. Washington,
DR.. s. X. Addison,
Gen. A. Henderson,
Capt. p. A. Howle,
Capt. II. b. Tyler,
Major Geo. Walker,
Walter Lenox,
Joseph Gales,
Peter Force,
w. w. Seaton,
Thomas Richie,
John o. Sargent,
r. M. Young,
M. p. Fillmore,
P. r. Fendall,
p. b. Key,
w. w. Corcoran,
II. ID. Johnson,
d. c. Goddard,
George w. Riggs,
G. &. Grammar,
George Watterston,
S. p. Franklin,
John T. Towers,
John w. Maury.
w. II. Winter,
James G. Berret,
John f. Coyle,
b. F. Middleton,
j. E. Todhunter,
Robert S. Patterson.
George S. Gideon,
George Parker,
Charles II. Winder,
Robert w. McHenry,
Alexander Cross.
Ell. and Union.1
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MANUAL OF HERALDRY. 4 VOL Lon
1Vl don. 1850.
Col. jackson Military Geography. l vol
London. 1850.
Adams's Pocket Descriptive Guido to the Envi-
rons of London. l vol. 1850
Nolan on Domestic Fowl and Came Birds. lvol,
London. 1850.
Introduction to the Study of Universal History.
BY Sir John Stoddart. vol. 1850.
The Philosophy of Language and Universal
Grammar. By Sir John Stoddart. l VOL 1919.
Ancient Philosophy. By Professor Maurice, OF
Kings College. i vol. 1850
Sacred History and biography. by Rev. DR.,
Cox. l vol. 1850
Chambers on Corpulence. vol. 1850.
Letters Of Madame de Sevigne, translated into
English. 9vos. Second hand copies.
The Works of Moliere, in French and English.
10 vols. Second hand copies.
just imported. direct from London, by
Feb FRANCK TAYLOR
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THE INTERNATIoNAL MONTHLY MAGA

THE INTERNATIONAL MONTHLY MAGA-
i ZINE for February.
Literary Remains of the late Willis Gaylord
Clarke, vol Svo
Camp Fires Of the Revolution. by Henry C. Wat
son, ! vol. $40.
Self deception, or the History of Human Heart,
by Mrs. Ellis. Part let.
Horner on Extracting Teeth, with illustrations.
Practical Treatise on Dental Medicine, by Thos
Z. Bond, M. d.
Ether and Chloroform, their employment in Sur
gerry Dentistry, &C., &C., by ]. +. b. Flagg, NJ d.
Rankins Half yearly Abstract of Medical Sci
ences, from January TO June, 1880.
This day received for sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Feb Booksellers, near ct at,
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MIR. AND MRS. HLAsKO HAVE THE
lvl honor of informing the ladies and gentlemen
Of Washington that their Dancing Academy. at
the Saloon Of Temperance Hall, E street, will be
opened for receiving the pupils on Tuesday next,
the 2lst of January, 1851
Rules and terms will be furnished at the Dancing
Saloon every day, from II O'Clock A. M, until 10
O'Clock, Il. NJ.
REFEREECEs
Washington-Mrs. Willard Fillmore, Hon. Hem
ny Clay.
Baltimore -Messrs. J. N. Bonaparie, J. Ridgely,
OF HaMnoon, Hon. b. &. Howard, Charles X. Car
roll, s. Owings Hoffman, Stuart Appleton, Alex
ander b. Gordon, John Glenn, j. Hanson Thomas,
J. Pennington, John II. b. Latrobe, William
Mckim, William II. Norris, Robert McKim.
Richmond-Messrs William II. mcfarland, Ro-
bert G. Stanard, DR.. Gibson, DIR. Haxall.
Mr.. H. is instructor at Mrs. Phelps's Patapsco
Institute, Ehlcou's Mills Mrs. Gibson's Ingleside
Academy, Mr.. and Mrs. Archcrs, and at Mr.. and
Mrs. Streeter's Academies. Jan l7-Tu&Stf
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New YoRK, Feb. 3.-Advices here from Bermu
da state that the steamer Monumental City saet
from that place for California on the 18th ult
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Death Of the Hon. J. W. Cro,pningshield.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 3.--The Hon. j. w. Crown
ingshield, formerly Secretary OF the Navy, died
suddenly to- day Of apoplexy.
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NOR RENT, most desirable three-story
II dwelling on 18th street, opposite the Treasury.
Apply TO c. st. ]. Chubb, at the Banking house Of
Jan 1T CHURB & SCHENCK & co.
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PANORAMA OF THE BIBLE
NOV OPEN at Odd Fellows Hall, January
In 2Sth instant, and will continue for a short
time only.
J. Insco Williams celebrated Bible Panorama
containing over fifty of the most striking in
the Bible, commencing with Chaos, and following
each other in historical order down to the Babylo-
nish Captivity.
Doors open at Ito commence moving at half
past o'clock.
Tickets rs cents; children under twelve years of
age, half price,
Schools and parties admitted on reasonable
terms.
Exhibition every Wednesday and Saturday af-
ternoon at o'clock Jan %
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NATIONAL CELEBRATION OF WASHING
TONS BIRTH-NIGHT,
To be held at Carusi's Saloon ON the erening
Of Monday, February "A, 1851.
At MEETING OF THE SUBSCRIBERS, held
IA this day at the Committee Room of the Dis
trict of Columbia, in the Capitol, the following gen.
tlemen were chosen Managers
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FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT,
TINE house No. 6, Union Row, is for rent. The
Il furniture is new and o. modern finish.
eJ-lnquire as the Republic office. Jan %
MOVES FALKIRK SCOTCH ALE, pints
- Barclays Brown Stout
East India Ale, quarts
For sale by JNO. b. KIBBEY & CO.,
Jan 26-6teoif No. s, op. Centre Market
JUST PUBLIsHED.
LION. s, A. DOUGLASS SPEECH, delivered
Ii At Chicago, Illinois, in October last, ON the
Adjustment Measures Of Congress Of the last
session.
Hon. t. EwINC's SPEECH. delivered in the
Senate Of the United States the present session
on Removals FROM Office by General TayIor.
For sale at the Republic Office, Janl7
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CARUSI'S SALOON.
MIR. GEORGE VANDENHOFF'S EVEN
lVl INGS WITH SHERIDAN-In compli-
ance with letter Of request signed by Hons
H. Clay, Lewis Cass, Thomas II. Benton, H.
s. Foote, James Shields, w. II. Seward, and other
gentlemen, Mr.. GEoRGE VANpENHoFr will repeat
these Evenings, on the following nights:
The first Evening is postponed, and will take
place on Wednesday, 9Th February inst.
The second and third Evenings on Thursday and
Saturday, the 9th and Sh.
cents.
To commence at u o'clock. Feb
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let of Columbia, in the
emen were chosen Mar
on. Henry Clay.
w. X. King,
w. p. Mangum,
Sam. Houston,
Thos. G.. Pratt,
Geo. w. Jones,
s. U. Downs,
John p. Hale,
James Shields,
w. X. Sebastian,
j. Nj. Mason,
jackson Morton,
Pierre Soule,
w. M. Gwin,
Daniel Webster,
&. M. Conrad,
VIM. A. Graham,
N. X. Hall,
A. II H. Stuart,
J. j. Crittenden,
Howell Cobb,
John H. Savage,
Isaac E. Morse,
G. w. Wright,
X. II. Stanton,
w. J. Brown,
John l.. Taylor,
Richard Parker,
Paulus Powell,
James L. Orr,
a. ". Brown,
o. b. Matteson,
II. A, Edmundson
+. G. Spaulding,
4. c. Cabell,
M. j. Wcllborn,
James G. King,
G. A. Caldwell,
Joseph Cable,
E. Hammond,
VIM. A. Sac kett,
X. w. Johnson,
r. S. Raymond,
Thos. J. D. Fuller,
J. A. McClerRand, ,
Alfred Gilmore,
John A. King,
w. S. Featherston.
Feb 4-law3w Tlr
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EXTRA GENEsEE WHITE WHEAT
IL FLOUR
Extra Hullcd Buckwheat Rye Flour
Unboted Flour, Graham Flour
Fresh ground Oatmeal
For sale by JNO. b. KIBBEY Il co.
Jan 25-6tcoif No. 5, op. Centre Market.
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A M USE M E N rs.

NATIONAL HALL.
TT is respectfully announced that the dstin-
j. guished Tragic Actress,
MISS DAVENPORT,
has been engaged for limited number Of nights.
New and elegant scenery and stage have been
prepared for her appearance on MONDAY EVE
MING, February 3. 1851, in the
HUNCHBACK.
Julia Miss DAVENPORT,
supported by
Mr.. Gilbert as. Master walter
Mr.. Fenno Sir Thomas Clifford.
Mr. Ward NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Modus.
Mrs. Woodward as............... Helen.
Other entertainments will be expressed in the
bills OF the day
Boxes 10 cents; Parquctte SO cents Second Tier
% cents.
Doors open att o'clock. Begin at hsif-past7
Feb
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VIVA IN STOCK--Wantedb by
~ --pt 25-u CHUBB & SCHENCK.
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VIsIroRs AT WAsHINaTos.-Mr. Pcrham, the
proprietor of panorama called the Seven Mile
Mirror" and the originator Of excursion parties on
cheap scale, has made arrangements for an i'm.
mense number of persons to visit this city. The
party will leave Boston the 18th instant and be
composed Of residents of Maine, New Hampshire,
Vermont, and Massachusetts,, numbering several
hundred persons. Our citizens must give them a
cordial reception. -