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fbPfeR's CORRESPONDENCE.

RALr,aaonr, Februsry % -. n IN.

n 81 NaFN
RALruoks, Febrlsry % 75.g an.
Ouy Psaasvlpou,a V,sifsysrreparnsios for TIER Re
g'espfion aad Eafertainmsnt-7Vin to WasAsa&ion'-
Fugitive Case The Markets. &c. 4ats IL 9iea
The arrangements making or extending nessv s"a
welcome the governor and Legislature Of
yvania. tho expected anivs here ~ O'Clock
this evening most magnificent rcals. and wSthy
OF the ely and her distinguished guests Tho supper 70
ske place the Ecaw House. which the company VIII
sit down o'clock has been prepared by the e1csrs OF
the York and Cumberland. Baltimore aud Susqashanns.
and Baltimore aud ohio Railroads. sndwiibe gaad affair
The number one hundred and eighty. and
Tie whole Number the table, including the mayor and
city council Of Baltimore, VIII not lie less Than three hnn-
drrd The CITY have also adopted series Of ssso-
luons extending the hospalies OF the CRY 10 the cys
guests and Inviting them parake Of public dinner al
pense the city, WHICH wll come on on Mondsy AL
tenoon. If they remain ths long in the city.
Upwards Of hundred OF the members Of the lcxisiAtus
accom- panied by Johnston will visit WAshinpon
ono,row-an Invitation having been extended 70 mem ~
the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Company-And doubt
not that they win receive cordial welcome from me
citizens and authorizes OF the metropolis. ast N2
large number Of citizens will ylst Washnssna on
Monday witness The close Of the session ofCongreN and
large bers also said lheir way from tho
North 10 be in at the close Of the heat. NA 9f
Two officers from Bnore attempted, ~ 10 days since.
fugitive slave at Potsviie, the wife OF free
named Brown She succeeded in making hsr escape
Mount Carbon, where they pursued her, but again
spirited oil by her coloed friends aud they finally gave up
pursuit. The affair caused no excitement. except
among blacks and violent obstruction was offered TO
the law. ...s.ra rE ...# fl n egre- 1917 ttp
THg MAKKKTs.--In the Baltimore market this morning
there sales OF 800 bbls. Howard street -four At
"a 43}the rke. closing with flair demand at thsse
hgures buyers unwilling give ihan 81 s7b for
Cry Mills, Sales OF rye aour - 50. Sales of City
Mills meal at $3. / quots good 70 prime red
wheat at 96 80 cents white, 100 los cens and family
-four white, l06 liz cents. Sales OF rye 10 cents
Of 900 bushels Corn has declined several cents
consequences Of increased aud the southern de-
mand partially subsidng: quote white at Is 81 cents.
and yellow Sc So cents parcels Of very prime
white brought 60 Wednesday morning, bat the
bulk of sales the figures quoted. On Thursday and
to-day the sales at 81 50 for both white and
yellow Sales of the close Of the week AZ ~ ~
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splendid houses In s city,
recently finished beautifully situated the Of
healthy location and good
Its position the different departments eentra
and markets in the city
taina ls rooms ali Of chambers
square. pao Al feet by 81 and il height
modern IL
spacious room, aodng hot cold and shower BATH and
n beautifully
25 boxbeads OF The kitchen
cold sink and Of the best
pipes the hail. parof saloon, and
dining In the for it's convenience and comfort
nothing omitted The stabnE house. and
have built and include manure pit
FRO proof ash pitt and room convenienty
and well finished Cor male lying newly paved sey
Mar l-u JAS. CADRN.
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FRIDAY, Feb. %, 1851

No. Us. }. H. Bennett. plaintiff in error. s. F. But
terworth The argument OF this cause was continued by
Mr. Walker for the defendant in and concluded
by Mr. Harris for the plaintiff in error.
No 90 F. ID. Conrad. plaintiff in srror. D G riAey.
The argument OF this concluded by Mr.. Fen
dali for the plaintiff in error
No ss. E. Peae ct al u.s. M. Phipps ct al. In error
to the circuit of the United States for Louisiana
This writ OF dismissed, with costs, under the
10th rule of court, for the want OF prosecution
Adjourned until Monday, II O'Clock, IN.
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Ngw ORLKASs AND jenny LINZ. The New Orleans Delta
at less than hty thousaod strangers have been
attracted cay hear Jenny Lind and her
has been beyond psslle The uckeu for
sul sold by auction, and there is fsutHndng about
prices Among the strangers In New Orleans, the Delta
that 600 would be small estimate ef the number
from Nj .sissipII alone. 4. Il s.. #..-.a
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great extent. The ssb~m. OF African colonization IN
Liberia Uos It's. usgro becomes the citizen OF a
country where hswl eooy greater privileges, and can
expand bis spef,es pqehs pore than IN Jamaica and
Antigua. tsh. 4has ttsi'..
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[By telegnph to the New York Tribune.

WAsHiSaros, February U.-Iho Brazilian government
has noce that res be landed its
ports without mourning heavy penalties .E..
The excitement produced by the W.bs,er charges in
Endea will be made to obtain
commitee Nobody believes the charges true, and many
oil the friends oil Mr.. Webster In favor of meeting the
issue. since II has been confdea'y invited w the
Len.
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DIED.

February, after Illness residence
grandfather ALExAspER RAY, ROBERT H. Of H.
ELLEN l.. LKsLiE, aged 10 and - days. E.E
In Georgetown, the 9Th February Mrs ELEANOR RAY,
in the nth of her na..a
The family son, RAY
city, funeral residence,
Cay street, this day, Saturday, al o'clock
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II OUAEHOLD Furniture, Paintings,
III
Saturday. March Is5l shall rsdenc. Of
Madison,
with valuable paintings, which the following
An original portrait Of washington, by Stuart.
original Adams TumbuI pronounced
the late j. u Adams best Of his father
original portrait his
DO do James Madison, by Stuart
DO do Madison, do For artistic
effect beauty finish be equaed this
counry)
An original portrait OF James Monroe, by Nanderlyn,
portraits painted expressly Madison, and
have been fthe possession Of the family.
Also portraits Of Vespucus, Columbus, Sebastian,
Cabot &c ,@U
Christ and his Disciples, by H. by Carlo spout (Th
the premium n BRUSSELS In 1867
other painug worthy the attention OF lover
Of ne
Terms cash
J.C. MCGUIRE, Administrator
...Hs DYER MCGUIRE,
E.hl A A,cfo
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TELEGRApHIC REPORTS FOR THE UnHOn

...-.~. Condition of the Norfhys Mavksfs.a IS
sa.y .Ea#a NEW YoRK, February 49,, p. m
STOCKS NEW YORK TO DAY.
-l- ., t First Call Second Call.
Reading bonds 793 bid 19l sales
United States 6's, 1868 ll5l bid lioi sales
Stocks heavy o-dayssles u s. g. 1857 at ll6& Flour
dnll-~aies 200 bbs southern 81 81 "a ~ to w6 Corn
meal and rye -four unchanged. Whes. dni--no sass
Sales of 1000 bushels Coffee 6rner At l04 IL
cents Rio Couon dui-saes very small fnidding Up
lands lOa cents and Orleans nj lol cents per To-.
PHiLADELPHIA, Feb 2-2, p. IN. Socks quiet-Penn-
syvania S. 9li u ). 6 1867 ll6& ll6l Small sales of
-four and Cotton dull at u cent decline under the
@... i. #S III ~
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The following poem by Martin r upper. the author
Of Proyerbis Philosophy. has been kindly sent iof
publication Many Of our readers will be pleased 10 learn
that Mr. Tupp~r proposes vis this country during The
present year--EIehaags paper. tHaW
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lOwnLL 4 BROTHERa Ma~~fAetus~rs and Im-
portsss, N1 Baunors Baltimore, invite hs attention
ceuuy merchants and
ss hsagn borden, Ac which they
visvng fon er aucy, esuerastag ARs saun pa9e
shasss cak pAps GOA - vsvss
lases asscvtnsut n low priced papsr tal1
Yard wide window pspsr In great variety call solicited
Feb Q3-dlm
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--EIohaags paper,
YrN tn ths Union.
y 4 SKon UNIT.
Giant aggregate Of nations,
Glorious whole Of glorious paris,
Unto endless generations
Live united, hands and hssrtsi
be IL storm summer weather,
Peaceful calm or baIlis jar,
stand In beauieeas strength together,
Sister States, ~ now " are!
Every petty class dlssension--
Heal 1t up - quick a. thought;
Every psitIy place pretsnsion--
Crush IL, a. thing Of nAught;
Let no narrow, private treason
Your great onward progress bar,
But remain, In right and reason,
Sister States, A. now ye are.
Fling sway absurd ambition
People, leave that toy 10 kings;
Envy, Jealousy, suspicion
Be above such grovsLiing things! ....
In each others Joys delighted,
All your hate be joys Of war,
And by al means keep united,
Sister States, N now ye sre
Were but some ssornful stranger,
Still my counsel would be just
Break the band, and all u danger,
Mutual fear, and dark distrust;
But you know ms for brother, .
And friend who speaks from AR
Be one, then, with each other,
Sister States, ~ now ys are U
30, \ peerless constellation, s..
May those stars forever blaze!
Three and en-times thrsefold nation,
90 ahead In power and praise
Like the many-breasted goddess, ."
Throned on her Ephssian car,
Be ono heart In many bodies,
Sister States, Us now ye are.
MARTIN i. TurPER.
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THURSDAY, Feb. 81, 1851.

Grafton Baker. esq. of Mississippi. admitted an
attorney and counsellor of this court
No. -. d. Random, plaintiff in error, vs. T. Toby.
This cause argued by Messrs Harris and Reverdy
Johnson for the plaintiff in error. and submitted
printed argument by Mr.. Bib for the defendant in
error. t' Ata
No. o3 J. H. Bennett. plaintiff in error, u.s. Samuel F.
Butterworth. The argument OF this cause was CON-
menced by MIR Johnson for the plaintiff in error.
Adjourned until TO- morrow, IL o'clock, a. m.
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Sniei6e.

"
Baron RouGE, Feb Is "A named Oakley, about
thirty years OF age, from Jackson Miss, today jumped
from the villa RI boat into the river, and drowned
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Divine s the ssy RSss ssn,o1
Spi Isuls ,omodw morning. At ocioes and IL the ae
In the evening half pas. o'clock the Rev Leon PLATE the
Eysasi'e1 Society Of France vi" preach !" the same place
90 second Pre.byter1.n Church. New York avenue,
sion the Ne'or.ns SUNDAY, ~ O'Clock,
CO R.The Independent Of
hall. on streets next "Wednesday even
aaS MsmSs e ss s"f .s .o invited TO
Mari sc MILLS. R. $, pro TEN.
n osss win = s.s III.
o'clock in the Aldermen" Assembly R0om' C,y Han
Mui Secretary.
.-...a. New National Hall.
Grand complimentary sene6t of ..
SIR WILLIAM DON,
celebrated comedian, upon the fol
lowing a'aetys bin offered 70 me public WIN
Don's last appearances In this cityt
THE SERIOUS FAMILY.
#aa DONE ON BOTH SIDES.
(wrep expressly Vim. by Mr. Madison sorton1
The successful farce Of the
q. .s ..M ROUGH DIAMOND,
Being the so time ofis representation in this country by
Saturday evening February 80 will he presented Barnett.
comedy OF
THE SERIOUS FAMILY.
Mrs omsby Demane .Mrs II.
Dance Mis-. Incs.
To be followed by The lsuEhsble farce Of
DONE ON BOTH SIDES.
(wntten expressly for sir William DOM
Crscovienne Miss Ince
The whole conclude with farce OF the
ROUGH DIAMOND
Cousin Joe WIN,
rsb 2s-2
MADAME ANNA nIsHoP
WILL GIVE ONE GRAND CONCERT, AT JACKSON HALL,
On Saturday evening, March !.
Washington years. her brilliant
In Mexico, and her triumph New York. Boston,
On thi. Bishop besides singing oe
fsvons envatns, and the English ballad swee,
IN COSTUME, As QUEEN ELIZABETH or ENGLAND,
in arand scene from Donne,ts Roberto Devcreur
LINDA OF cHAMoUNi
(French oun drcse Of 1907
introducing the popular ballad On the Banks OF
MEXICAN GIRL, -
being Of life national esncion lin
Csstiisn) ola Pasaaita-n
The celebrated basso cantapte, id.
sIGNoR NovELLI,
Opera, appearance in this city
Mr. BAYLEY,
performer piston London will also
make his Art appearance
Director and conductor Mr. Bochsa
For full particulars, see programmes
Tickets each To had the music stores hotels and the
Doors O'Clock; begin at O'Clock.
nYA. GREEN, Acct,onesr.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUcTIoN--on Tuesday,
March, shall the premises, D. m
handsome building lot in the vicinity of the Pa,en, Once fronting
between 9Th
No ass containing 4ol feet, having
:ps s.ss a ana @a &
well worthy the attention OF wishing pur
chase. TiJr indisp'rabIs, W##I 4.# - =
Terms third cash balance, credit of and eish,
months, bearing deed gwen deed OF rus,
taken.
a. GREEN,
. repS =" Auctoneer. \
,,rryL
md TO me advantage to Awe call
from New York with goods
which VIII
aides. dress goods such Bohemian cloths. and
m nra De lninf ch Fouard siks, choice patterns
issues barsre Grape shsw Kid gloves, emboderie-
u~y oothr elegant and usefui
y .n"fds the much p,easuse
dra ratrooss- extended me- viii rbs ~. e,n 81
eh and assistants to please. b.t# s.I
4 E#EtHWs@ #aaaU = .Hs.#. e. q. w. VERY,
sa Penn.iya syepo., opts,-ite Centre Market
Feb 2e-iiw N 49,
THOMAS WAITE,
Fl ~ Il
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Anatomy Of The External Forms q Man e, s Use 9. Artist.
win ana Aus. y sas ' Knox
cimpbel. raescal TEXT Book Of Inorganic Chemistry, vol
The s,.rs and the Earth. 4,h edition, London, 1880
K ss o So BY C.
ws.s .S az sif .a S" 81 s.mm. vo LOG
engavnxsl London
!, S"ss and f osss rs many ms% LON
| Mar FRANcK TAYLOR
ny DYER ~ MCGUIRE, Auc,io"esrs.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PAINTINGS, &C, OF the late
y h" @ me Gpase se
late Mrs.. Madison. al the furniture and nossshgd effects together
stuart rumbul and other. The painting. win be fully
'' Pss IN Sis pfhh Ma:as..,.
A CARD--DANiEL CAMPBELL. uree east Of the Ma
tonal Hotel would respectfully nyi,. the attention person,
desiring The article of travelling trunks his complete and handsome
steel spring .dye,ed and solid sole leather
L.dis.' sois-i. and box trunk.
Ladies' French hat bores
Every variety OF yalises
Fob , as"%i S'''' y '"'''
Bounty Land other business.
WILLIAM Finn offers his services. business with
70 "
Mr. rinn several clerk in the Once Of the Second
Comptroller Of the Treasury His knowledge ouanssens business
- ALBION x PARIS,
Jan 3o-u Late Second Comptroller
I,URNISfIED Hons. Furnished Rooms.-The adysr-
brick house
situation Tor rent OF two adjoining on The second hoor for
OF genlemen
whole part eased accommodating terms
application To
DYER d MCGUIRE,
Dec 2i-dn Corner 10Th and Penn.
NEW spring Go0ds.The subscribers respectfully
their and the public generally, the follow
Jog descriptions of goods Just received, viz ..t
rs pisces new style spring cas.iBeres
10 do medium low priced boys
900 do stye spring cslieoes in Menmacks
.##s superior makes, warranted Fast colors ~
Is do French spghams
10 hesched shtins in all grades as low
10 bales brown shrtings and sheeungs
eases beached sb.etinr, in 81, 81, 10, and IA
bales cotton Osnaburgs. .#.
IN WHITE GOODS
100 pieces jaconet cambria and cambria inuslins
so do Nspsook and null muslins -..
100 plaid nuslius, %
80 do dotted white swis. mu.iips ~ I..a M u#t
800 dozen ladies' white and plain
70 do sdies' l-le thread plaid and open 81.
80 do msses hoys' and
Together with kinds
goods All Of which viii sell bssr be
oabtained elsewhere.
We few days our usual supply Of
the receipt viii be III.
cLAGErr, NEWTON, MAY, co,
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second Cours~.-DancinR Academy.
Mr., r. LIABLE honor the citizens Of
the will Thursdsy January hs
residence, Pennsyvans Opposite Wlard Hotel
Days OF Thursdays and satui
days, Georgetown-MonAsys and Fridays.
Dec 2e-duU
JUsT finished, spie ndid siiver beauti-
f lot silver forks ladies' tonE butter knives
mustard and &C. OF our own anuiae
nre, which we warrant equal IN hnepsss 10 com. :,
We shall to-day sno, hne Of elegant gold
Watches diamond aud other rich swe which invite parc
ular attention.
Pennsylvania avenus, between 9Th and 10th streets.
A aRICULTURAL xCEIOOL.-The sumner term OF tn.
Airy Agricultural Fennsylvanis,
hrst Thursday 81 April next.
John WILKINSON,
Feb 2s-6tdAcp Germantown, Pennsyivana
MOTICcMembc Congress having belong
Library ous. Of requested
them this week. with their ihsm that their
y. WILLIAMS
Feb as ct Librarian House Representatives.
DEEBE's New York spvtns style FOR x.~sler.ens
ID bsis.-sTEvRNs, No. l Browns Hotel. viii day sell
Beebe'- New ork spring style for sentlemens hats II
ssesroom, No 1 browns Hotel Ii al II ..HaE..a#
reb 0s-tf =Ns"H .sAl 4a.I.HrE
A EDIoAL BOOKe.-AlI medical the day,
and standard editions, fos sale psS,hs,: pics. y
Fsbos h.N Roosse.rrs, I'm street
II Ias. WORTHnNorOn, y strsss. N west OF
iah large the nrss door that will he
nssn y lsAy. asaa sa.llI !. - reeN---aS-
1ARM AT HaaTvATn sAIlDs-ws hsvs IT. pefvsss sale
consanne - g ~ Asse'rosA
DrAaeh no resw saes aFs IN good
.s o. .E5ss For
FEB q7-du Aucaooe.n commiusson Msrchsnt.
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burned until Tomorrow, II o'clock. a IN
WEDNESDAY, February 20, 1851,

"WEDNESDAY, February 30 1851
Hon. John Van Dyke OF New Jersey. was admitted an
attorney and counsellor OF this court.
No So, t. NJ. League, plaintiff in error. j. De
Young ct AL In error to the supreme court OF Texas
Mr. Justice Grier delivered the opinion of the court
affirming the judgment of the said supreme in this
cause, with costs. ~ #sr, # M.M
No. 3d. f. ID. Conrad, plaintiff in error. David Crit
fey. The argument of this commenced by
Mr. Fendall for the plaintiff in error and continued by
Mr.. Gllet for the defendant in error.
Adjourned until to- morrow II o'clock, a. m.
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Tvr.nAv,,Februsp y. 1881.

TuE.nAY, February -, 1891.
Sandfod T. Blanlan s-q,, Of Mississippi, aud Walter
5. Cox esq OF the Dsrc, OF Columbia, were admitted
attorneys and coanseIlors OF this court
No. 81. M, Reeside Secretary OF the Treasury
United States la the circuit United States
Tor District OF Columbia Mr.. Justice Woodbury. dels
cred the opinion OF the court affirming the judgment OF
The said circuit court ia this cause. with costs.
No, 70 James Darcy Ke,chum, Rogers. Ben
net In error 10 the circuit OF the United States for
Louisiana. MIR. Justice Caron delivered the opinion oil
this court reversing the adgmen, OF the said circuit court
with COSTS and femandng this for further proceed
ings, in conformity TO the opinion OF this court
No 90. The United States. appellants, u.s. d. M
Hughes ct al. This cause was argued by Mr. Attorney
General Crltienden for the appellants. and submitted on
printed Argument by Mr. Henderson for the appeIlees
No, 90. William II, Van Buren,, plaintiff in error, Is
William II. Digges, of J, Libby. This cause was
argued by Mr. May Tor the plaintiff error and by Mr.
Bradley for the defendant in error.
MIR Chief Justice fancy announced to the bar that the
will adjourn on Tuesday, the ih OF March, and
thai arguments viii be heard after Thursday, the 9th
of March. H4 H#HG sa #."#.s..
Adjourned until tomorrow, IL o'clock. a N.
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.sie about years 3D. warranted ~sss"d tinJ
fault Apply DYER 4 MCGUIRE,
Feb 21--dA Ia and Commission Nechaist-
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90 NoticeBy Divine permission the Rev Stanton
of New Orleans, will preach in this Presbyterian Church
tDr Lsurie, morning. at O'Clock, and in the after
half past O'Clock.
evening, half past o'clock the Rev. Leon PLATTE
Evangelical Society Of France viii preach in the place
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ALsuRS, January Is, 1851.
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THOMAS WAITE,
Il R9auf Asrmf cure,
No q South Second street, above Chestnut side Philadelphia
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Cove rnnent Of the Lcewsrd Islands NC. We"
1.-THE above proposition is worthy OF consideration by
the people Of all the southern States II should succeed
in carrying of large proportion OF the free people oil
color il must be productive of great service not only TO
the South but to the North 1.-THE slaves emancpaled
wba, i. TO become OF them Are they to remain in the
South ,-or they TO migrate TO the North FOR where
can they go3 II they remain at the point Of emancipa
lion they but Increase the elements OF dissatisfaction
and rebellion among the slaves. They are becoming
unpopular 10 the North and already several States are
passing laws and even migrating it in their cons'itn-
tons. 10 forbid the adm,tance Of the freedman into their
territories Where, them are heygo Liberia presents
one great opening for their reception Here - another IN
the British West Indies, which may invite large number
of emgrans, because the destination Is nearer and the
transportation cheaper than they are 10 Liberia The
New Yok Evening Post says :" that, in pursuance
OF one of the concluding suggestions Of The minister
the people of Jamaica have taken steps to organize an
American Emigration Society; and 10 the course OF the
summer their agent m-y be expected TO vis THIS
country for the purpose Of bringing the subject to the
attention OF the American people, u he will bring IN
fo,m,oo which will induce volunlary emigration, he
nav b.. succ.s.fu for there be question that ia
mac. present. srest~r attractions to coIofei man than
any part oi Africa. while can be reached wnh Less
than one -thed the expense !" fstat 81 stsa
W. hav, NO idea ths, this proportion for sm'sraton
IL the British West India islands Gao snpsrsede, TO any
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ny DYER ~ MCGUIRE, Auctioassrs.
III HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PAINTINGS, hc., OF the late
honorable
On Saturday, March 1885, shall SELL residence
Mrs. household together
with valuable which
Stuart Tumbu and Others The painting will be fully
scribcd future advertisement DYER n MCGUIRE,
Feb 2-eodkds
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person viii be s1 scoAs usiesat ID
ia ysa. III OF lno rab-cs,tos be made IL advance.
Distant subscribers may BY isslss, th osls
paid by r.k assumed ~ ourselves ~
ssf trans 4snF
COUNTRY PAPER published ui weekly darss sts .ss
Of Congress, sea.i- weekly during ths recess
period vii be received %
ERA pIoposuoned %
oz-PosTMAsTERs Asssoi AAA, ~
sending DAILY ~ sn1ioes1, e ss
sEMI WEEKLY subscribers, with 80 sscossd eIrvs WAALf
subscribers, with sio enclosed, easd esvy es ih.
edition they furnish sus, xyses
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MoRsE.s TELEGRAPH.

HE office OF Western Telegraph Company removed
GImnn Pennsylvania aysnue
a few of Browne Hotel. " t-tf ttNt
This only line OF telegraph Washiug4Bn
Wheeling and Pitsbg where eHssaA
Detroit Chicago Cincnnat Louisville Lous Nashvhis
Memphis, Vicksburg,
The northern Morse onicc few doors OF National
Hotel. = lns@i lU lnals
The southern m street, opposite iassssaeer
Office H.-9.4.5 sya9s 81 - M f7-aN ~
". ... AMOS KENDALL, ii
Jan 7-du President Western Telegraph Company.
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-03-01

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