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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-06-20
ROBERT DOUGLASS, Sheriff
SHERIFF's OFFICE,
Kalida, PutDam CO., o., May Is, 1851
sheriff Sale.

Sheriffs Sale.
Abraham w. Harden,l
ads. FL. FA.
DYvirtue Of Il. "a. to me directed & ON the court
ID OF common pleas, Of Putnam county, Ohio, will
offer for sale, at the door of the court honse In
Kalida, on
Tuesday, the l7ih day Of June,'A "A. D.,
1851, F
between the hours prescribed by law, the following
described real estate, TO wit
The north west fraction Of the south west quarter
of section twenty nne containing sixty acres Of
land more or less; also eighteen off Of the south
end OF the west half of the north quarter OF sec
tion twentynine, which land Is bounded and described
as foows:-C Commencing at the south east corner Of
the last above mentioned bafquarler section Of land
running thence north thirty roods and ten feet
thence west eighty roods, thence south thirty
roods and ten feet thence east eighty roods to tho
place of beginning, containing In all 70 acres Of land,
more or less, all In town one north of range eight
east, In Putnam county, Ohio.
Taken in execution as the property Of Abraham w.
Harden, to satisfy execution in favor OF Elisha
Stout.
ROBERT DOUGLASS, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE,
Kalda. Putnam CO., O., May Is, 1851.
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Sherif's Sale.

6hefIU 8 baIe.
State of Ohio, ior lhe1
use Of the Fund Com
missioners Of Putnam vpNn, rvpoNAs
County. rs -
VS.. i
| Christian Huber. ffFset9
| pY virtue OF vcndi exponas, to me directed from
- the court Of common plons, Of Putnam county,
Ohio, will offer for sale at the door Of the court
house, in Kalida, on
Tuesday, tie l7th day Of June, A. D.,
anu. 1881
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
TIT RsDAy MORNING. FEB. ~. 1891



In tho Senate ye.!eray Nj Seward offered resolution
OF inquiry INFO The snpedieney Of sending United States
10 aid vessels ia search Of Sir
John franklin Mr. 5. also offered resolution calling of
information regard 70 the abduction OF American citl-
Eons into peonage la New Mexico The civil and dipo
matte bill referred. Nj Hate offered resolution call
ing correspondence that has occurred between the
Mexican Minister and the United States government in
gard to the Mexican indemnify. Mt Foote called up the
Joint resolution for sending ship-owar 10 bring TO this
country Kossuh and his panions, and il passed
Tho postage bill from the House. amended by the SEN
ate, taken up, aud Mr. Bosnd spoke in opposition 10
at considerable length The bill then put on It's pas
sxKe and passed-yeas 49, nays l5. Several bills rom the
House were passed.
la the House, the resolution, from the COMMITTEES on Ma
val Affairs providing for the execution OF The act OF tho
session Tor the drydock In California;
was again taken up, AMI Mr. Stanton concluded his
marks in support OF the resolution Mr. Toombs Withdrew
his motion to recommt The previous question was
dored and motion made to lay the subject on the
table. pending which the House into Committee Of
the Whole on OF tho Union The Mexican indem-
nifty bill taken up-tie question being on the motion
Of Mr. Brooks TO give the contract Tor The payment OF The
insalmen due in May, 1852, the best bidder. further
discussion took place. and, without coming concus On
the comlniee ose and the House took half
past three O'Clock AT six the House met, and after
proceedings Mr. BIookss amendment elected and the
bill finally passed without amendment The House
went into COMMITTEES the army appropriation bill, and,
after proceedings adjourned
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We have sundry communications and printed articles
upon our table. which only await open day to be laid
before our readers Among these are letters OF Col
jefferson Davis, of the Senate, and Jacob Thompson
esq. OF the House OF Representatives from the
State OF Mississippi. 1t may not be in power TO
lay them before readers during the resent week, but
shall seize the earliest opportunity OF placing them in
our columns. We are crowded las they say i'll the the
are) beyond our utmost capacity Of admit,ance by
rious articles for which, in spite of wishes. we find
it impossible to make room,
The proceedings Of the great meeting in the city OF
New York on Washington's Birthday embracing the
speeches Of several and the letters of several dis
tinxuished statesmen, call upon for immediate nser
tion along with the proceedings OF Congress- almost
the eve OF adjournment All ask of readers as
we'll as Of correspondents. is to understand the pres
sure upon and to appreciate motives with the ut
most possible beraity We have surrendered house
to our various guests and we hope, therefore, tina,
they will not complain of us. Our editorials are
constantly oversaughed by other Matters and have
made up minds to bear the privation patiently
possible "There is time for all things"
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TAMxAM HALL-The Hon. Henry Foote had an enthu.
saslic reception Monday night at Tammauy Hall. In
brief but pertinent address, of alenor similar that deliver
cd by him the I'D instant he spoke OF the relations be-
tween the North and South and prospects of the Union He
thought The South much ehended the pub
lie sentiment the Nortn aud that # size could witne.
evidences Of its soundness which he had seen, quiet
would DO restored, and IN. old iraeTna feeling be
established He cited the OF the fugitive Long,
heavy expenses voluntarily betrayed by cizsns
New York that justice might be administered, evincng
the of the North stand by the Compfo
He alluded TO tho action Of the municipal authorities
Of Boston nnoher vindicaton OF the spirit. He
should believe that the North would prove
ths constitution until facts had been presented bis OBJ
conclusive than had yet been exhibited
IN " Journal Of Commtret.
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Tux SrArx RICHMOND The +" State Ball" held
tbs theatre In this city, Monday nightas, in honor
the iIusious Father OF his Country, hey dou b,
the brilliant affair OF the kind held in vginia
II, indeed, It did not surpass Ia many respects any bali
tina, has been given in this country for The copa
was arg and represented Of the beauty and fash
ion OF the neuopoispresenng to the spectator seated
In the second tier OF boxes, beautiful fobfeau. The
stage, which extended the circle oil boxes,
made OF the substantial and elastic dancing aoors
have ever hoped" upon and The decorations OF the
door. wall oil other parts OF the theatre. la the
finest The and stripes displayed pro-
fusion around tho galleries. and military and
naval buuons, together with the gtterng jewels OF
diss, added greatly to the effect OF the The
excellent and for substantss and under
which ihs tables groaned, they could have been
better The dance kept up until about ~ o'clock yes
tsrday morning, and Il may be truly said that all
merry marriage bell"
We must omit to give due praise to Mr., Manager
Potter whose In getting up this delightful
tainnsnt entities him the thanks of all who had the
pleasure Of In the gayetes of the evening
Richmond Republican,, Feb. 26
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rVo.s our baltimore Corrss poads at.

BALTrxoKk, Feb 2s-S, pm
Gr,af Gateri~g Of State O&eiais Visit TO Wasisfts-
Appo,nims~t,-Cop~ feiters. = Pdrodi = The Ma~s
The governor and members OF both branches Of the ta*
laturc Of Pennsylvania will visit this city ffdsJ MI
on the invitation Of The Baltimore and Susquehanps w
York and Cumberland Railroad Companies, aud psfaS
OF Knifice eneraiuinen ut the Eutaw House, WIS
quarters have also been provided for them during M
stay The governor Of Maryland, and mayot and aT
council, will also be present On Saturday it is eIp6d
they will visit Washington in body, an invitation
been extended to them by the Baltimore and Ohio Rr
road Company to pass their road TO the capital
luvtnon has probably also been extended 10 the gov"
of Virginia 10 be present at this gathering OF STATE on
The vsiters of the I'll today ,lscted William 0o'i
Gilman warden. and Augustus Z. Smut as cictk o. w.
es,sblishmen'. The mayor yesr rdsy spPon'e Ass
Ropes counsellor OF The city, and his nominated w
confirmed by the city council.
Mayor Jerome has received a letter from one Of hs@
thorities Of Phiadcll his, mirroring him that towad
close Of las, month several noodous females e mac
for the South with into Itiou OF pu',,g in crcuaa
$40 notes the Minsrs' Bank of Poysvle and m"''
have since reformed and il is presumed hays been a0
fl ia their operations The letter adds uat II 'nsy ~"
succeeded in passing any such note, in our Guy n'l
be secured for trial As OF that d. scripuon h
de ted here their field of operations may have Ve
Washington.
II is now announced in the Boston papers that r"er
who give concerts here In about ten dsh a
not visit this CITY. intending 10 return to New ioh
closing her engagement in Philadelphia.
THr MAnkrrs.-ln the Baltimore make, this mon
there nothing doing in Hour buyers of Howha vi
at 81 s7h-seers at 81 isl. Sales OF good to Pu"'
wheat at 95 % cents sales of white corn at % ae
and yellow at 66a IS CENTS; receipts very sooa' o."
oats at 10 cents Wbiskey, n cents, with sales
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National Hall,

Miss Davenporrs farewell benefit takes place this
vening and her parting night she performs Virginia.
in tragedy written for her, and Juliana, in To.
bins comedy Of the Honeymoon and, to accommodate
those going the ball, the performances will begin ex-
ac,ly at o'clock OF course there will be fine house
this last occasion that shall have opportunity of
witnessing Miss Davenport; and she leaves with The
laurel Of having attracted greater audiences, and for
longer PERIOD than any since there has been thea
ire in Washington.
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New YORK UNITED STATES sEsAToR.-From sketch
OF Senator Beekmans remarks yesterday will be seen
that he stands firm Unless Hamilton Fish should de-
clare his purpose TO sustain the Compromise oil It's
parfs (Which dare say he will no he cannot be elect
ed with all the members present. except by the co-opera-
ton OF one or more OF the free soil democrats He is
rather too fshy for the present of the public
Nsw York Journal Of Commerce.
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JAxAIoA-Fsgs ooLoasp EMIGRATION INVITED The New
York Evening Post learns from the Hon W w, Anderson,
prominent lawyer in Jamaca that the British cabine,
have consented assist in schene which
ing In jamaica to induce free coorsd czens Uni
ted States smixrats that island. An agent IL
pccted visit this county, In the OF few months
for the purpose Of the subect those whom it
may concern"
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The pEATH-rxSALrY .seLisuEp-Tho State OF Iowa ha.
Just abolished the penalty OF death Wisconsin has barely
failed to abolish the death penalty this winter bill for
that purpose passed last session. but somehow failed
reach the governor 10 receive his signature This
year IL hs. failed In Michigan. repeated attempts 70
the death-penaty, abolished five years ago. have
been de eAied. +. =
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From Albany have the intelligence that Mr.. Beck
man, BY sticking noby al his post has defeated the cleo
ton OF Hamilton Fish. Mr.. Beekman has pledged him
sell TO keep the door shut against Mr. Fish and every
citizen OF New York, who has any regard for the consli-
tuition and laws OF the country will rejoice in the
throw OF the man upon whom Weed had set his hopes.
The committee on privileges reported uniavoraby on
making pena. offence 10 conhne slaves county als
That 10 right-New York Herald, FEB. IS.
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Anna Bishop.

The citizens Of Washington about to have another
competitor for their praises and support Madame Bishop
who is 70 well and so highly known 10 them for her ad-
mirabls singing will give concert Saturday night
appears by the bill in this mornings paper.
Madame Anna Bishop and party will arrive in Wash
ington on Friday evening.
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Don Luis de la Rosa, the present Minister from Mexico
the United States has been mousy, and to him
rpecsdy eected governo OF the STATE Of Zacaecas by
the Legislature. Zncaccss ~ OF the largest and
prosperous of tho Mexican Sstss Don Lois " IL
the duties of his office until winter He has
written from Washington to his government rendering his
resiQna tion.--4Nsw York Sw~,
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..S1A-h For Mcm"t veraon and Fort Washing
49, ton -Four uip..-The steamboat THOMAS COL
LIVER will leave Washington 10 o'clock and Alexandria ION
day, march,
Union lin. Capitol ococt 10
each and from boat
Fare, round "trip, u from Aeranda IS cents For seats
ply Mr. Rsssde and Thomas Parker The
day hsfors he boat 10 preferred.
Refreshments beard he boat city prices
r.boa 4su Tu ThT Capsaip.
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SHOCKING NuRssR suIcps --Geoge Pecbt, respect
able farmer residtng near Holiday burg. Pennsylvania
the 18th instant, whilst sboring under religious mono
mania, killed his daughter, ased eighteen years, by
blow the bead, causing her death instantly, and then
and jumped into the ioebay OF mill and was
led before he could be rescued.
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JESsY Lkp.Ths sixth OF this extraordinary and
ghsd lady will take place to-inorroy evening She sings,
by particular desire the "Cas,a Diva and the List Rose
OF summer," and " Home, Sweet Home" She holds. by
the power Of bss gssas. whole cry captive and new
shcssaads every day h'ns themselves within the
circle q her ~ncAaansnt.
lNtn Orisa~s Courir Fsb IS.
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CAKD.-Tbc attention OF gentlemen wishing purchase
vsns respectfully invited TO the sale OF
thinning Hardy county Ngnis which will take
avenue, Tbursday the 97fh instant O'Clock p
viii be liberal There
question but this will opportunity
good investment For further particulars advertisement
A.. GREEN,
Fsh8-a Auctoneer.
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By amd 9Th The adpies and consent Of ne Ss"as
David Dihendstfe, OF Pennsylvania, 10 be 'oonsu o'
he United states Paso del Nu,e, in the Mexican 70
,,ublle In place Of John = Lucas resigned
Oliver Elsworih, OF Connseiout 20 be consul oil me
United States q iito ia the republic OF Eensior
Henry 4. ptrhau, Of Tennessee. 10 b" consnl o ne
IJnited States fr the port of Rio GTsnde, IN bnz' 10
place of Rober D'vidson, resigned
Edward A Hopkins, Of Vermont, 10 be consul OF 'ho
Uniled Sta les ia Paraguay, in South America 80
Grafton Baker OF Mississippi, 70 be ehiri Jasoe o. w
Mexico i. a.. no,,,u
LINES Birch be justice of the peace In tue county
of Wushinv ton. District Of Columbia
WHEELING BRIDGE = The following IS the opinion ~
Chanceor Walwoth, who appointed 10 ake ihe YES
timony in this case, delivered 10 the Supreme Court
WAsHINoros Feb IL.
a. have arrived at the conclusion and do accordingly
decide and report thus That the Wheeling suspension
bridge is an obstruction of the ea navigation o. the ONO
by vessels propelled by steam, which are now engaged IA
ihe and navigation OF that Ivef ana py such
vessels as will undoubtedly be engaged In such navigation
and commerce hereafter III,
And further decide and report, that the change or al
which should be made Ia e construction
and CONDITION of the bridge 10 remove The oDsnc
lion which the ee navigation oil tte river by
the suspension cable aud the iooi
way of al feet inside, convenient part Of
the cAanneuo than l2S feet above The level OF zero
on the WAeeng guage. This elevation y y zee.
highest point Of the present BRIDGE ana w eet
above the the bridge at the western abntment
will give 80 feet Roadway on the usual gh hoous
Of The Ohio, and It's estimated cost is SOS, 500
= - ~' [Psnnsy 'p1nian.
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Ma. BAssux AND FArHra MArHkw.-Mr Bsnum has
presented Father Mathew with $780, accompanied by
eloquent letter. which tho services Of The worthy Apos
he Of Temperance warmly appreciated. This gif will
reevs Father Mathew the Immediate pressure Of
barrassing circumstances.
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THE UNION.

Orleans have attracted vessels. ~nd higher here
Cotton I'd flour. i0sd conn., ld- .Y# 4.#Iaa r.u4
Money contin abundant and easily obtained stock
bur the market although we'll supported not 30 active
might looked Tor under those circumstances There
steady foreign demand Tor State stocks Of scrip.
tons ally releasing money 20 80 into railroad bonds
l.. lll1Au.
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The following letter from New York
pondent is worth its weight in gold. II us Of
the crisis which is approaching in railroad stocks, and
the best OF avertng lis mischeis We would
ommend that this impressive letter should be circulated
lar aud TO The attention OF the people and
their State and federal governments BY hrmness dis
creon, wise foresight, and decided measures, we
may abaie. if we cannot avert, the storm which
once swept over England
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Condition of the WORKERS. narksi'.


Conditions Of tho NorthUr narksf'
Nsw Yopk, February b-Am
SALES PRICES NEW ross 10 ~,
First Call Ssconas
Pennsy lvania SIS bid 80
Reading bonds ~ bid ~
United States S. 1858 1l5k bid - ~
Morris Canal ab bid ~"
The -four market /. dull--pricc, favoring buyer
meal dn-no sales Wheat very quiet-pf'oss. MID
Corn du-saes 900 bushes 81 cents Tor yellow g.
81 Al 81 cents. Oats, ~ ~ cents. Provisions nw'
ton continues doll and unsettled.
Psl-.prLrHIA, February 49,, y. m.-Stocs' ss,1s
United States 81, 1853, 1854 1851 Pennsylvsn',s,A
Flour du.sies 400 barrel. a, u 80 Tor common sss
Corn meal and rye -four unchanged Wheat douL,da
red nj s5 loo cents yellow corn 90 cent? a. Arm
cents oats, ~ ~ cents rye. % cents. Pfowo top
mess polk, old, Si2 81, hard, 81 cents IN bsire'
Groceries doll-.pgsrs declining, New Oteah, r,ra
cents Mola.se-. 81 cents Rio coffee, loi
Whskey. "a a 25l cents, In hogsheads and bnhei"
Yot Of 7ho~ks TO S,caary Vtb.u. :,
HARnsauRa, (Pa.,) Feb. 25-In III, no lse the 'oO'''
loint resolution was hunlly passed a., snt
Rssoiptd, That the thanks Of ibis Legislature
hereby, rendered 10 him. ior the very able snd ptS
manner N which he has viodcated the ven ess rysd
princ pies OF the government OF The United Starr, chr
To its lntercoufs. with frepn pAtop-, IN be-
sher Hni-emsnn. cbsrte d'aHairrs BON zoe Ro',a A
Austria 10 The United states, dated ID cenurf = 70
7bf Fpgf'lrs G.ss ~ HRfVr ar
Bosros, Feb - -k. H. Dtns, tonn =, d ~
auing Tor the defence in IN. OF DAVIS and 10 "
entire morning II is probable that no d'e'''o"
rived At to-day
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ectures.-Dr Goadby OF London WIN nc
liver his ne wednesday evening 18th instant and ID
Friday evening" 18TH instant
Lecture commence at TX O'Clock
26-J
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II we compare the aggregate Imports and exports of the
country for each year with the of the works
enumerated. shall have results follows,
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mY A, aREEN Auc,,ou,,r

VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND CONTAINING a,eo9 ACRES,
lying Hardy Virginia. auction On Thursday
day Of February hsII for sale public auction
O'Clock, Washington
valuable
tanning three hundred and being
land Addison Murdock deceased,
Leonard NJ Dsakens and John Hoys Of VIM Deakns
and lying tho North Branch OF the Potomac In Hardy
Virginia, beginning Mineral Spring,
the Big Rk Lick Spring The and distance
said tract will be shown the day Of sale.
The above described property considered valuable for ascul
ma and grazing and Its value daily enhancing in
proximity Virginia State road, the railroad
and National bordering the Potomsc
IL sbundany Sufficient milling purposes.
The will be liberal made the day Of
wishing establish fine agricultural
grazing farm, and spectators respectfully invited they
A. GREEN,
lids o.
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usn,th.onian Leeture.-Dr Goadby ofLondon will de- dc.
wednesday evening S Instant ana ns
final lecture Of HI. course on FRIDAY n evening" S'' 'n
Lecture TO commence al ~ O'CLOCK
Mr.. Yxsso, MANAGER.
FAREWELL BENEFIT OF MISS DAVENPORT,
And positively last night of her appearance
On Thursday evening February 81 1885, play Of the
ROMAN DAUGHTER.
Virginia Davenport
To conclude with the
HONEYMOON.
Juians Mas M E Davenport
Duke Aran1a - ,h h.u N,
doors viii % ssp ps"d second . Dssn gallery
Box once open from 10 to s.
New National Hall.
A CARD.
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO MR.. JOHN GILBERT.
On which occasion
SIR VIM. DON
has in ts volunteered his valuable services
and will appear as
SIR CHARLES CoLDsTREAM,
in the comedy Of
USED UP
Friday evening February is5 will be produced the excellent
comedy entitled
USED UP.
Sir Charlie, Codstream Sir VIM Don
POOR GENTLEMAN
Sir Rober, Rrsmels Mrs Gilbert
Feb2
MADAME ANNA BISHOP
WILL GIVE ONE GRAND CONCERT, AT JACKSON HALL,
On Saturday evening, March l.
Washington these and since her brilliant
tour in Mexico, triumph New York. Boston, and Phil
adslphia.
d. Concert avorits cavaina he English ballad "sweo
IN COSTUME, AS QUEEN ELIZABETH OF ENGLAND,
ina grand scene Doninei's Roberto Devereu1' /"
LINDA OF CHAMoUNi,
French dress Of 1907
introducing popular ballad On the Bank. OF ouad.qu
and
MEXICAN GIRL, ....."
being life introducing the national esneon I'm
Casnlan) LA PasAah
The celebrated cantane,
sIGNoR NoyELLI,
om the Italian Opera in this city
Mr.. BAYLEY,
the performer the piston from LONDON WIN also
make his INIT appearance
Director and conductor Mr. boehsa
Tickets TO had hotels, and the
Door. open at O'Clock concert begin at O'Clock
Washington Assemblies.
FANCY BALLwn take place at Jackson Hall on Thursday
Subscriber. to the Assemblies strangers having
Gckss have bssn placed stationery adjoining
irving Hotel and s,evsns fancy store two DOOR west OF Browns
Private permitted the Hall on the
All persons having as.ns, Assemblies requested
ball. addressed 10 The Treasurer
Feb 22-ddd
Washington Assemblies.
THE managers and ubcesr. Of the Washington Assemblies
specially assembly will be FANCY BALL.
to be given at Thursday 9Th instant
unless costume except heads OF
such other application the commit
stances be admitted in citizens' dress.
appointed Messrs. j. Knox Walker, r. b.
Key, A. II. Cross and Major A. u. Gillespie
Feb l5-ifdtd
I Osr, the 25th Instant, the road TO Biadens-
Ii second hand small
Whoever will
the above TO the Adephi Theatre Williams
JNO. G.. CARTLTTCH,
Feb 27-2t
RS WORTHING TON r street, I'D door west Of
III a will be
days small suitable for gentle
man or lady. Feb27-das
CAND-The grand articles in
formerly occupied by Mr. Richard Davis, between 9th and 10Th
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BosTos. Feb - -K. IA. Dtns, .conh. y, a "
Guing Tor the defence III. OF DAVIS, ann s y
entire morning II is probable that no dec''on WV
rived ut to-day
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Washington mbltes-
FANCY BALDWIN take place jackson Hall on Thursday
L 27th Of February.
Subscribers Assemblies, having the written
o.
Fshe stationery adjoining the
DOOR OF Browns
Private will be permitted the Hall on the
ming OF the ball -
persons having the Assemblies requested 70
Gauters, AFTER the ball. addressed 10 The TREASURER
22-ddG
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ORANGES Orangesi Oranges ! This afternoon, four
" O'Clock, will sell, front rooms
prime Sicily DYER MCGUIRE,
97-lt
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Nsw Yopk, February n-@w
SALES AND PRICES OF STOCKS IN NEW ross TOP, II
Frs. Call ssc . Y