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vlrginla-ColonsI Cam don.

We are rejoced to learn, from the Parkers
burg Gazette and the Kanawha Republican,
that the WHIGs Of the fourteenth Congression-
al district of VIRGINIA have rallied upon Colo
mel GIDEON ID. CAMDEN, of Harrison. as
suitable person to represent that district in the
next Congress. Colonel CAMDEN was Wing
elector in lS4S, and is well known as one Of
the most active, useful, and able working
Wings of his State There is no doubt that
avigorous effort on the part of our Wing friends
in this district will elect Colonel CAMDEN by
triumphant majority.
The Locofoco candidate is Mr.. BEALE, the
gentleman who represented the district in the
last Congress. He seems to have been long
doubtful as to the course he should adopt in
regard to being candidate, but has published
an address to the voters under date of the 18th
instant, presenting himself for their suffrages.
At first he waited for the nomination of a con
vention. The attempt to get up Locofoco
convention for the nomination failed, and Mr..
BEALE announced himself as n candidate, sub
ject to the decision of the convention. A second
attempt to get UP convention having failed,
and still third attempt, (Which shows the little
interest the Democrats of the district feel in
Mr.. BEALE's success,) Mr.. BEALE has placed
himself in nomination absolutely.
In this state of things, we cannot but believe
that Colonel CAMDEN, with proper effort on
the part Of our Vine friends, will beat Mr..
BEALE handsomely, and we hope that the eff
fort will be made. If the appeal of the Wing
press of the district is cordially responded to,
there can be no doubt of the result.
From the Parkesbtrg (Ka.) Gazette.
Who's AwAKE!-Do you mean to let the election
for Congress go by default? ls there nothing worth
winning in the contest? Our ancient opponents
are in the field, battling for their cause-why do
we remain sluggish and Indifferent Properly con-
sdered, we have every incentive to action and ex-
ertion. We have noble and patriotic President
to sustain, one whose Administration is so fautless
that his foes cannot unite in the charge of one
error or mistake! If there were no other induce
ment to effort, to sustain MIR. FILLMORE and his
Cabinet ought to be enough TO marshal the Wings
| in thorough organization. Besides this duty, how
ever we have our long cherished principles to vim
dictate and establish. The Whigs of this district,
especially it to their brethren of the State and
Union to wrest the sceptre from the minority into
whose hands it has fallen through apathy and
indifference.
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EpITOR'S CORRESPONDENTS


BALrIM Ma. Feb u-S
Funsysi of As late .itornsy GeaeraL Sesns al "A,
ho~~.-Cny Appointments = 1h1ndey and
n,px. The Atlantic. - The Markets, &C. ~
The tpuss.i OF the Hon George Il. Richardson NJ.
noon wa. largely attended, hosts Of sincere and M
friends follow lax his raiss.ns TO tho last
large meeting OF the bench and bar held thi, ina.
and several most eloquent speeches made, rel,ti,.
character and peti's OF the d cas-. d, OF y hch
the Hon. Reverdy Johnson. h bosom friend who I.
overcome by his feelings. that no down Ia ill., I
his remarks and wept like child M Rohanl,oa
iory.eisbt years o. ale within few days, and H. "
Used al he Baltimore bar Tor period Of tssniy.,,
Among tho deaths OF old and respected cilzsa, ,,
Yesterday i shouid have also ed that OF Coon.l =
Bennett. ia The 6lst year OF his age
The lst of appointments OF city officers by MAYO, d.
viii bs sent The city council tomorrow afemooo :,
there is conse 1nently mach speculation as to who Nm
wba, tho printers cali ''fat takes" As stated lsp
g. H. Metee will DO appointed city collector s,boO,b
other appllcants confident OF success, The ks.'
the aIins house will be given TO }. n Wsstwos : n
Councilman will be warden Of the jail Dr. Jacob Has
ply siciAn at the marine hospital Dr. J L. Yeats, !,
physician and Benz Herring. high constable Tvo J
three OF the unsuccessful applicants Tor The city co
SHIP viii be given minor Offices in that panmsu, VA
one Of them will be appointed clerk al the jsil SA.
the council reject Mr. Metee city collector III, m
will then appoint John w. Barry Owen BouIdsu,
We had a heavy shower Of rain about Two o'co. A
morning, accompanied by the most vivid liRhuu, :,
oud and continued olsps OF thunder, such as wo ,s
hear even in tie month Of April twas unusua a
season OF the year general surprise aod CO,
mcn, throughout the city. To-day we have brgh, !
and clear sky
The arrival Of the Afrcs, which will Be du.
New York Friday neat, will other dissipa,e or !.
firm the expectations entertained by her owner
the safely Of the Atlantic. Tho many long pss,,.,
cea,y made by sailing vessels from Liverpool wosA
leave room Tor hope tho safety of the Atlantic
The MARKErs.-In the Baltimore marke, thi, mo,.u
there were sales of $50 bbs Howard street -four 81
Nothing in City Mills Limited Gales of wheat At 100
cent. for Primo red, and lO3 los for white 81
Of white corn Go 81 cent?, and yellow 50 60 Cts Oh
a As cents No change in whiskey.
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Che Gamer Georgia sailed this afternoon FOR Ch,gsI
with I44 passengers.
Stocks are somewhat frmer to-day New loan coapa|
Il9 offered and 10 asktd EXCHANGE on London N,Al
premium The -four market is steady-saies Of 8N Nv
rels common State brands at 81 68 81 rs Southern e
80 ! Genesee, rs Corn meal, VI III IS ls Rye tH
VI The grain market is very quet-no sales Of wb~
~ cents. Provisions 2O0 barrels potts
$I2 Sl2 ia Bacon firm Lard, 81 cents in barrel Gs
ans 81 cents molasses do 30 cents Cotton gax+
sales small prices unchanged. Whiskey, 2H AZ ca
per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb ILL.,, p. m.-Tbc sock maria /
steady; prices rather upward. Flour IL quiet-smsu -
comm on standard brands at 81 81; choice, - ~
Corn me al and rye -four unchanged. Grain quis-sad
sales OF prime red wheat l0S lO4 whk IN
q cents Yellow corn, 50 Oa'-, 43 46 cents b
rs cents Provisions qaiet; tales sa,all. Groceries "
cha gcd Cot,on-sma sales at IA a AZ cents o iaHN
leans Wool firm. Whiskey, - a 24i and Is csna y
hhds and bbls
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pAR0AINs, bargains can now be obtaissd from ths
kinds goods they
inventory Of stock hand
Of We the following goods which
will sold and under
piecea parts pieces beautiful figured siks
dark coioved watered siks
rs do glnce silk, In light and dark coors
light colored Turc the eoods
offered n market prices
patterns handsome brocade silks
patterns rich Moa Antiques for evening and din
dresses
In moussslimss, vsmanins-
20 pieces rich figured Cashmeres in beautiful patterns
rs do rich moussslines, extra hne dress patterns
nne French Merinos in various quantities. ends Of
pecc-. at#
respectfully solicit the attention Of especially
ladies' the above descriptions OF goods better opportunity
CLAoETT, NEWTON, MAY, \ co.
Feb l0--aaw2w Ell. re-.
ARsxaALr sALDBy three writs Of ~t oefas,
Issued from the clerks ocs Of the circuit court 81 the District
N Columbia ss the county Of Wahinson, and 20 dects1
shall spos . public sale o cash on Saturday the lsh DAY q
March - O'Clock front Of the court house door Of
sad county the following desessd properly lying and ssns " r.:
ei . pa. q Log !, SQUARE q par q o' e 'qS.,s - 20
oss saA $40 = square 31 of lo !. square
square "a. lot ~ lot In .qsars osss o ~ In
viii
stI = W. RiCHARb WAlI.ACH,
tMlN Marshsi Of the Disu1at of Columbia.
1
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III savaiee vol London, 1885,
Military Geography by Col j. R. Jackson, Y. s. vol Lon
don, 1850
The Queens Regulations and Ordsr for Amy VOL
suppIemepts, tha last published in 1850
War Once Warrants regarding
and Explanatory Directions for the information and guidance
masters and others vol, pubishsd BY authority
Commentaries the War Russia 1919 and
1875 BY Col the Hon Ceogs Csthcar VOL with and
grams London 1880
Hart. Quarterly British Army List for January, ls5
Cavalry Duty Lieut. Col Won
and Lieut. Col Ponsonby, 18th Dragons vol
Coecuon Of and Negotiations Army
Matters Of Finance VOL
Light Infantry Dsv ~ Lieutenant and Adusans Jobs Lnns
9Th regiment vol. London 1919.
Military Geography Europe MAXWELL 3a
! vol. London, 1880
Just imported from London by =
Febl YRANCK TAYLOR
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DEATH oy PsoyEssoR WALLACE REV. James Wallace.
ID tbs distinguished mashs matcian. died the Is
utin,, in Lexington district South Carolina Profsssor
w. for number Of years professor Of mathematics In
Co'umb College, New Yo,k. Aisr completing hi.
OF theology, he ordained clergy Of the Roman
Catholic Church. and then appointed to the ohar Of
mathem tics In 0eoygetown College, d. G.
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ISIANNEIA Cassiunsres, Cloths, Ao.-we
public Of article here enumsraed,
reduce present stock s Offering great
prices Of ali kinds Of wooens. We have
store ..a ue.#s -.
pieces paris of superior Welsh hanns., assorted
sradss
SILK warped hannss for ladies' and children's
10 pieces nue saxony hannes
S do heavy double millsd hannsls, ssnuemens wear
10 do fancy celored French nannela tHr
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, &c.
DO nne French cloths, very best grades
10 medium and low priced cloths
do 1ancycolorsd cloths, beautiful shades boys
cassmeres
10 DO black French doe skin cassimeres
sasnets, assovtsd qualities and prices
articles gnilemen's use-aii OF
be Obtained In the
District, either for cash to cusomers
CLAcETr, NEWTON, MAY, co.
-
0TAMMERIN0 CURED.-Dr. Comstock's vocal gymnasium,
os the OF stammens and other detective Articulation
pups This Insulation 10 operation more
A. CoMsTOCK, n. D.,
So Mulberry street, Philadelphia
PHONETIC WORKS,
Published by A. Comstock, NJ. D., Philadelphia
THE following works in the American phonetic alphabet,
only perfect alphabet that been the WORLD
only . distinct for every elementary
the only that for the notifications Of
voice in speech, ~ accent infection, n,onaton AcJ
Reader u The rhonecon, - Maeasn.
voumes q 50; My Little Geography, rs Treatise
fhonooey " The Pirss Book Of Popc Homer Iad 6
octave pa9es,) 50 cents; Minstrel, lax cents
nedc Tcsegaa 50 proncsncinE and genealogical
dictionary s IN cos,e q publication n the Tsssruph
A. CoMsToCK, n. b., PhsiadeipAa
Feb i2-ad- b
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uoueknoID AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, PIANO roRrE
IA At AuCTiOk-on "wednesday, hs losh instant, shall
The redsncs and boarding OF Mrs.
between LEI and "a oeDock
excellent Mi
naAacasy soh sofa bedstead. and bureaus
De ~ centre, dining and other tables
Maeae seat, and other chars, rockers &c.
10 high anc low post hsdseads
n was1ssAes snd wrnhstands, and bureaus
o. sxcsisDt rosewood piano torts, q ocavss
PSooheY bedss beddine, hair and shuck mattresses
Otue1eiass collar, hall, and ohsr Tampa
PAstR ~ ebasn6sr window curtains
Ae16uun, G00vd ~ songs, md tenders
C11sss nas am1 crockey ware, among which IL whs
$500 C1rma Aunss sst
MansN - onnnDDw loeking glasses
PArtos, seatv, ~ ehambsr
PsssaGs etstssAs, hearh-sues and mating
Cookfng. rn6taees, apd aiS-deht stoves
with u kseteA requisites, and other articles
which We Dean snnsoesaasy 70 ensnests
Tsrns eash
A. GREEN,
Feb ll--a 3Nf# tH Auctioneev.
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Our Comme rcaai Elisaory.

A case was decided yesterday in the Supreme Court
Of the United S,aesin which Judge Wayne delivered the
opinion OF the courof much historical and commercial
interest The Judge clearly demonstrated that the first
proposition enlarge and bealze the great principles
OF International intercourse emanatsd from govern
ment during the existence of the articles Of confedera
ton tina, the persisted in for years and that
the great 81 stem of free trade much commended
and applauded, is of American origin. This opinion is
one of singular and curious importance and is well worth
the perusa Of our readers. II procure copy.
we shall take pleasure in laying it before them. The
case itself grew of Portuguese shipment Of coffee in
which that nation with i,s usual narrow minded bgoiry,
sought to avail itself of the free and liberal benefits be
slowed on more enlightened nations The court stripped
OF its exaneous habiments, and put the issue its
true fooling,he reciprocal principles OF justice and hb
elnlfu.
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TIL E UNION.

TO Mr. Cobb. Qhs Speaker OF the HOUSE,, and declared
that these would not pay for the white paper
which the documents to be printed and that he
was attempting 10 bid in class .erms 80 low that
hs did expect make anything. but that they were
gambling for the great job Of the census. &c, &c.
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STOcK or LACE GOODS, sHAWLS, RlBANDs, fNd
y GOODS, PERFUMERY, GLOVES, HOsIERY, As-0
Moodsy morning. YEN February, We shall commence slt
occupied BY Madame L. CiaverdAichsr. PenA
avenue Oh and l0th al her valssb nce -
pnsing Iasfs and choice aansssnt Of rich sad deshe
The viii continued oa day day snil b. ws's
posed o. Fstst-
Thoss acquaiassA With h~r sesck nsed other ts9e
besS selected cannot be found In tho ls
Sale commence II 10 O'Clock m, and coausss 80
p. eiM u !. u t5lfp
oats satsfAciosily eaaorsed bearing usrss
80 80 ~ DYER MCGUIRE,
Fsh x->sAAA. .5-4 ll.=.I AscuoaeN
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BY A. pREEH, uosso~~sr.

EIGHT THOUSAND VOLUMES OF BOOKS AT AUCTION
II VIII sold W. NJ Morrison
ond Of ~ Pennsylvania
Of February ah i3h l4h ish and 7th, avs and
BILE coilsc,ion Of books, Wis lIi er.4fe.sz ~
Law, Divinity History Voyages, and Travels
splendid galleeahe Houghton Shakespeare
Musee Frapcais and Royale
Napoleon great work Egypt st4. #etY EI.@ttss
Liber verisstis-hpe proofs .f1. r..
Also, Domats Civil Law Pe,er.dof vee Tywhyt, Robinson
Strange
A mssal Of the i 9TH century
81 century, collected
Thuriow, Msnwarning and other celebrated libraries
CaalcSsss ready the ist Of veSruary
IN 2a-aawVs A. GREEN Aurtonssr
NEW Orleans Sugar And Molaases NJ aactiom.--On
~ "Wednesday merit, the 18Th instant IN O'Clock r.
Dodsss wharf the Of the brig FdsiiA, eonsisaa Of
9l7 hhds sugar. prime
0lO bbis choice molaasss
ia half hhls. DO
ia keg prime lard.
Feb li--As Aseussssr
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SUICIDE.

TRoY n. Y, Feb. l0-The wifo OF Henry q Hare.
ESQ., one tho respe cable members OF our bs, W
found banning By the neck, deed, ia the gaint Of be-
DWELLING She committed suicide while abo,inx unde
At Of temporary range,nsnt She was the mother Ohm
ohdron. ss 1iea
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uTONDHAr UL AsA Anas1ng-Ds. J. .. Dods Will bscturs
md experiment al the Temperance HAM, on street. os tbs
seienss a sssca psychoio, evening N ocoek
Admsos, - ssHsman and swo lsdiss, 20 chill
dssn half PRICE. Fsh lA-n
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The enthusiasm Of an humble syman about this
highly gifted and exquisite voeals, may be excused.
when she inspires sueb sentiments the following letter
breathes in the bosom Of listing minister OF the
Episcopal church = *t
JxssY Linz AND Ds., HAwxs--The following letter is
from Dr. Haw ks, the cssbrss~d Episcopal divine
2ta s<Rti NEW Yosx. January 2. 1851
DsAxASp GOOD LApri hope You have rot forgotten =
Clergyman who was oduaed % you by Mr. C'o@wsll.
and Who writes you this note You hsy" been
posed gest danger and cannot but express
my IhAnkfaness 10 God for yonr preservation
Gifted with extraordinary you there 10
sonel hing you beautiful than even you,
sckno~ lodged taenti II is IN the generous ensiby OF
heart which prompts you, with such upeqnalled dhlner
eedness aud Gods II 4 10 The ben1
fiji OF yonr fellow, Ia respecting and loving you
Tie homage extorpd from even il. selfish wokedness.
hank God, therefore Tor your preservation oI would
not have tbs world lose your example You ~ nos am
sure. be di-peased with old clergyman ior saying
cherish you have done The unaffected hn"ufy wh.ch
adds fresh lustre your exaordLary endowments To
Then when Al las, Death by taking you shall prove that
he blind only but deaf ALSO you WILL u,t and be-
eve. be transferred 10 world where you msy learn new
That God may bsss and keep you safely dear and good
lady, Is The prayer OF your friend: - r,,,
Mademoises JENNY LIND.
From the Gacsta de la Havana Of Jan 49, 1881.
Mong BSSkrcKNcg Besides the maay traits recorded Of
The generosity exercised by Miss Jenny Lind, which we
have mentioned former occasions-bes des the large
given by this poos lady TO the hospitals OF San Juan
bios, 81 Francis dc Paul. and 81 Lszaruswe hayo the
pleasure OF announcing several olhsr works OF charity
which she has -rlorned Amopg these stands Pte.eni
osn. the g q s7 g hs o,,Sns Con r% q Naas 10
but applaud such genuine trait OF berality as pecn-
iiay worthy arse Of such distinguished merit as the
From the same Of
This celebrated Swedish .ongstre.s is again in our
midst alter brei visit Matanzts. In spite OF the ut
efforts made induce her to sing, the peope there
have been able TO hear The sound. Of her most sweet
voice She embarks in the course Of the week. as we are
informed. Tor the neiRhborinR United STATES
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PHiLApxLruiA Feb. l0--p. m While number Of WI
men were eng sed this afteno in Lager bee na
(.iuate on the Germantown road tkiDg awsy beHf
ortors oIfcuas root, tie entire brick work fell
burying seven persons bans ati H. Two Were instant
killed. and the other five were dug out each mon p
injured
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MATERNAL Hall.

NIss Hall Allied iess ess0lns ~ .
fshousbs audience Mise representation q
Adhsnne She received usual with much
She nnc voice and spi and pesessd bel
,aY s last scene poisoned Of her Jealous
,v. peoss work. done admirably The wsadsnss
f The dethroaed mind Of acted 10
s..~A "a ,u he ulsAs a sdy of Mind. eds
csssos. go gssass .... IL
To nixh - appears for as nMs In oas csv IN oSssss
All. viii .pos. - Constance Lows Chase Thoss who
h.vs s. hss In dis chsrsstsr ctuss spsAk 81 Der u me
h.,s terms, ana we psos feel dPosed 70 witness
performance like Of which has rarely ssef been :"
an intellectual visiting National Hall TINS owe
ming .aa..f esf HHsat a H3tsf .ss-s-,
We pleased witnessing the success Of this lady, = sns
really ed houses which the people navs oash
proper give her.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEB. is, 1891.



In the ss~a.s yesterday Mr.. Seward offered resola'
standard Of silver coin Of tbs Unil~d Sass which was
adopted. Mr., Updsr wood offered resolution III an
inquiry The <xpedeney Of establishing araoTy on
bills made The BY which the bill Toe the
jsced wa. rsconsidered. aud the bill lies The bill
granting millions of OF tho pablo lands the
several States the relief OF the INDECENT insane
considered. amended. and ordered 10 be sngrossed
Ia Tho House. Mr. Jones moved reconsideration OF
tho by which the resolution adopted for tho ad
jusmsnt Of the accounts OF the late Mr.. Kaufman OF
Texas which lies ill Monday, Mr.. Evans of Mary.
land asked leave 10 offer proposition Tor the repeal OF
the act providing for the enlargement oil tho Capitol
which objected The House resumed the con-
sideraton Of he amendments reported from the Commit
Of she Whole the Senate bill establishing board OF
accounts. The amendments were rejected motion To
lay the bill the table relectsd-yeas IS, nays ~
The question being the third reading Of the BILL u WAS
dec ded Ia affirmative. The question taken on It's
passage, aud decided in the negaveyeas ", nays iW
SO the bill rejected. Mr. Inge moved to reconsider
this v,le aud lay that motion the table which latter
motion losi-yeas 81, nays 3D. The question REQUIRED
motion reconsider the vote by which The btii was
rejected, and il agreed toyeas lOz nays ~ Inc
bill being again before the House, Mr. Dner moved TO re-
consider the vote by which the bill was ordered 10 hd
reading, with view offer an amendment MI. lnRe
moved lay that motion the table which resulted
yeas o. nays 81. The question being on the passage Of
the bill, motion lay the bill on the table was made,
and resultedycas iOO nays s. SO the bill was laid on
tabe. motion reconsider was laid on tho table,
and the House adjourned
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MARltlkD,
On the 9Th instant by O. b. BHowS, MI MILTON
CLARKE 70 Mrs sUsANNAH BgAkDsLEY, both Of this city
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~ DYRa = Us0UlRE, Auossssssrs
uOUsEBoLD FURNITURE, PAINTINGS, &c,
ii Mrs. Malienn BY order ~ the honorable The orphans
On Saturday, March 1851 shalt sell, The rss,dens
Mrs. Madsos I'll The furnstuvs and househnld eueen
pnany ven valuable paniines, among which are pos
Stuart, TrubsM Others. The psntass viii be NOR W.
schbcd in future Advertisement DYER q Mc0uiA-
Yek q-soAAA. asH ..HtI Aucttcan~
THE once Of the Western Telegraph Company rsmovss
GILMAN apohecary shop, fennsyivana s's
q Of browns Hotel
This 10 the only direct line of telegraph from WAhnr~
Wneeng and PittsbSrg where connects with other lines
Ing Detroit Chicago Cincinnati Lousvile st. Loun, Ns@"
Memphis, vickstuV, and the whole western county =.
The northern Morse once 10 few dsop sss Of the A
Hotel. u -
Tho southern TIN street, oppo~,. National s'as
once. -..,
Jan 7-An President Wssssyn Telegraph Ccasse
~ DYER = He0UIRr. AsotAssssr.
CUPERIoR WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARs.-o. rsa"r
y afsrnoon February H. O'CLOCK Ire lower hc~
auction shali sell - boxes wi's
pnsing- 10000 HGt ~
Msim..y, sherry, Port, old Madeira, and Csresnlos
b~Hkes Franda Co. EAgs Champssns
Ao Paul b Co. Bacchus 40
6 DO Heidssic Co.'S do
kegs gsssons each, Scotch whsksy
5000 Havana eieau. -
All OF which seleced with great expressly foi "
and will BE- sod without the owner 70 "
city, Offering chance very choice lot
DYER 4 MecUIsE
rebs-A A.ess'~o
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TIA. Attach spsa msssss. rssh ssA Tyler.
We are happy to go that the ataek upon the memory
OF Mr. Polk and The character OF Mr. has been
ceived with proper indignation BY an intelligent commu-
nifty The following article from distant section Of the
republic only reechoes the general sentiment this sub
,srf.
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Tm1 nasessy - Pssasn~ss, No. ssing ths last nu.A
nsssslai y1ss1- DsoA = he Rsvoasson. M. H.
hasvis nnAessisn sse BY the Of Role hooks
rAANCK TAYLOR.
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0S- Free Lecture l.. D. Johnson, BY request Of ~
sunday school, will deliver lecture IN the
ia Protestant Thusday evening" me l
instant subject. and The Mediterranean 1ea.
The will b illustrated by graphic painting and Gu
will Tor the benent OF the nab
bath school public respectfully invited 10 attend
Feb II
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national Celebration OF WashinHton's Btrth-niSht'
"a h, held at Ca,xsts Saoom the evening Of Msnday,
february "a, 1851.
meeting of subscribes held this day At the committee
room Of the District Columbia tho CAPITOL the following
CHI
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We have received files OF the following California
papers, viz: The Evening Picayune, Alta California
Placer Times. California Daily Courier. Sacramento
Transcript, California State Journal Journal Of Com
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We give general summary Of the transactions during
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