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.,,,es and max, afDon IN Psnusvipania.

NV II wi, be obse rived that from 1881 1870 lis being
free duty number OF furnaces IN Pennsylvania more
than doubled The ironma the make oil iron AT
double what The put at for the same number of
furnaces aud the association in 1916 showed that had
doubled Siuce then II appears that the number oil nr
nuces has gain doubled. Now in other States, paicn
larry Ohio and Indiana the iron business has advanced
rapidly Has not this great increase OF production some
ing 10 irh present depresson9 Suppose now Gene
raj and the other capitalists succeed In checking The
railroad by taxing II Tor Their dement,, and the
western masters gfowng demand for railroad pur
po,es while they encounter greater competition AZ nome
wi they be benefited In all this have not alluded TO
hardware Of the country which drpend upon
cheap iron. The exporation OF iron and United States
iron last year Sl9il ,3i0say two mil
lions dolaani these hsve 10 pay Tor their raw mate
s 571 per cent Than the British manufacturers, who
Ia the foreign market lrwool Is TO be made
free for benet OF carpet makers. why shond not iron
be made for the beuett OF the hardware and machine
manuiaetnrefsl You will observe that according TO the
census and other authorities Pennsylvania makes
third OF the The Union. Hence the whole make may
placed 800 900 tons and the whole importation ex
elusive Oh bars, which manufacture, is 900 TONS
or less than q per cent. of the homemade Now, our
friend Mr. Corwn, Of the Treasury, said in that
remarks bic annual report of his, AS follows;
Hence the almost universal impression in our country
prevails that IN assessiug des on foreign merchandise
such discrimination should be made vii have the eli.
ect o producing all articles winch can be manufactured
maseis for ne cars4mer-ihe home and the forgn-eacn
with the other, 50 ,a he hty no be le TO the
mercy oil one, aud that the foreign one alone
Now. surely per cent importation Of tue raw material
is tIle enough and, following Mr.. Cowins wisdom, we
tgays u bounty me import on ito faise up two mar
snls"
Money continues very abundant and business promises
VI H. although iof he moment II Is slack The coninu, d
absence The Asutc ONLY causes uneasness. but de-
pfves many OF their assor ents There ara number OF
aud dealers town, but purchases are
AS yet not large Probably Is less speculation in goods
hsn last year
Cotton has been rather hssvy uader news fon ABROAD,
H.. lad llLl,Xs
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Tus PAciFc COAST SURVEY Tue United States schooner
Ewing, Lieutenant Moore copnaBding under orders
proceed Monterey, Tor The purpose OF transporting the
asronom al party Of the survey Monterey. This
party is under the direction Of Mr. George Davidson who
has with hun, assistants, M-ssrs Harrison, Lawson
aud Rockwell They viii erect observatory at Mon
tsrey Immediately, aud commence taxing the astronom
observations As soon the party is landed, Lieut.
Moore viii to this port, and as soon PRACTICABLE,
proceed ia conjunction with Mr. X. d. Cuts, carry
ompleon the Lighthouse survey, preparatory to the
erection OF lighthouse and os signal at the FaIralonc
and ght- Fort Point and Aicauaces. Lieut. M
is 10 charge OF the photographic department, IL
which nr McMariry is attached dnogAtsmsn The
officers OF the Ewing are Lieutenant Moore, Aidshipmen
Gibson and Denny, ana Assistant Surgeon Mitchell The
Surveying party expect perform great deal during the
coming WINTER unless the weather should prove unlsyor
able and from the capacity aud energy Of those engaged
we anticipate tho most favorable results
1dta Cafifornid, Dec. Is.
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Illinois, and Ohio there 1000 ilos OF railroad be
roned Al 80 tons the NILE these will require $50 900
aud the proposition all toss farmers who
stockholders S3s per o. 400 900 three
aloneor the benefit OF HON Not surely oil
OF those States who do rails but who md large
business applying tho roads with locomotives boiler ron
Sc-by but for such gown niionsiTes
General Irwin the weahiesr ironmasrr in the country
and the wing candid late for governor Ia Pennsyvan
few such films, who have made Immense wealth by the
labor Of poor miners. want government to give them
large bounty up making rails by machinery, al the
expense OF all the railroad and western iron Interest," That
Interests have been sonewha overdone Is true bat
let why and Tor this purpose VIII make table Of
furnaces ia pennsyvana. la 1910, Mr.. Galalin made
report showing lha there then 90 furnaces, making
26 s7s tons per In $780, the manuscurefS con-
yenon committee reported 100 la 1910, the census
gave 23 Ia 1872 The ironnas'ers convention at Harris
burg gave 2i3 and s9 500 tons Ia 1916, The iron
and coal association ladePhia gave The number at
sl6 and this the New York Tribune said edofialy
tolowsi
"AMeRIcAN IRON "A friend who hiss been Tor some time
collecting OF the present state oil the ion business
tou ghont Pepnsyvana, has ascerlained mat OF SIX nun
dred urnaces that STATE hundred aud auenfy Hps
are the hands OF the sheriff and OF thfee hundred
Inc sheriff hands great ronmasler The shetih would
he Now, possible that fools are snch iots hal
believes ali these failures and soppages are con-
blusd 10y Ia order TO raise clamof iJr The re-
vision OF tie tarH =
Now Mr. Greeley really tells the trnrh unless the loss by
the opposite course is too papabe. But his respecabe
paun- Mr. McElrath, is lronlnaser OF Pennsylvania,
and The figures may be his and therefore reliable The
following liable then RESULTS
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Ihe (irCua.

Hall well filled last evening, the occasion
OF Madame rode admirable
besides appearing pretty rustic with NJ
oset will her performances the remainder o the
the whole leave the city Losse Bapuste,
stone, Wallet, Gadae and Hough VIII appear has been ad
vsbe bring the prices OF admission, will be In the
advertisement Waleu The clown, takes benefit tomorrow
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Mr. Drmp.trr,. soiree..

This gentleman Is in the city Of Washington engaged IN
popular sore We understand that he has been received
crowded and fashionable
friend whose judgment place much reliance has
often him, thai he Of The finest
the world In such noble old "Jon Andef
son my John "May Heaven "My hearts the Hghands
h absolutely unrvaled Those who desire hear
these magnificent not unworthy Of their
great authors genius should and hear Mr. Dmpster They VIII
~. IA. cd
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ordinaryio MiddlinG to Fair to Fully fair
good ord. good mid
Upland and Fa. Iak I3k i3kaH 3Xal4k nxa-

Wool Aas continued ~ COCO demand, win a very low
stock. The quaay here 10 go lbs. aud under 1t Is
estimated that al Phade phls, New Yok, Kind ihook
Albany, Troy. Utica, Springfield, Providence, aud Boston,
The 900 900 los less than this time ast
The consumption enormous; and the Uuca mills for
bioadclohs have just declared per semi
tanners this week 80 Cts for fleece
As cents pulled eXlfs so do No. What ruinous
anf, be sure Bat the new movement Is 10 make wool
Tree OF duy, and iron 100 per that Is
ms COST OF PLOUGH, and REDUCE THE VALUE
uesr Flour keavy but there much held here under
anci patton Of demand lor the Worlds FAIR Sales have
been-stfaight Indiaua, Wisconsin, Sc, ~ % SO I;
southern sea,ly at % IL Rye Hour. % 81, Com meal,
SO rs So 81 Rye, n 80 Oats, 10 ~ cents Corn
10 Pork been heavy onder three large in.
voices OF new Ohio via New Odenns-saes mess Sl2
s2 III PRIME 50 IL 80 Is Lard, old, bbls. cents
new, 81 cents
The stock ma tket has paused little although money is
now ucny The high line o discounts aud the southern
demand Tor y make the backs llte more cautious,
aud a ang IN OF lew stock loans would gvs the
ket a black eye.' Hence ''tesrs" more hopeful.
r. ,.nl tn.aa lot
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nv DYER q nosu,R~. Aue,,.n..rs.

ny DYER q NogUtR~, Aucssonesrs.
cLosING-oUT SALE OF FANCY GOODS, JEwELRY RICH
JwATERED SILK, BRoCADE, and MERiNo CLoAks, SACKS,
morning, 10 O'Clock, shall SELL
Of II. Gibbs balance sold
called added nvoce Of j.wey and
superior silk, brocad and coaks and
~ ready for examination.
O'Clock all fixtures, &C,
large French plate mirror
One lady and revolving machine
STA large cases, side
Counters, stove and pipe, lamp.
Painted floor CLOTH window shades
Lot store bores, &c. . -
Jan 3o-2t Aucuoneers
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Coinage United States Mint.
IHlQ lskn
i,5os,5.6 S7.943, l32 1880 sls S4,

The director says pair OF scales VIII ADJUST ono pieces
per day. He has coined this yearwhen according his
elter Postmaster Brady, no has had icul in
meeting demand for that coin, and which ihcuty he
asserts in another letter from the OF scales
26 GIL less gold dollars than in iS9 consequently he had
three scales and hall employed gold dollars in 8i9 aud
two and hafn 1885, when the demand Gas he adnits) has
been so great. These The results Of his figures
Now il seems pair scales will adjust 1877 coo pieces
annum consequently eight scales were employed alto
peer in 1919 UPON the usual coins and in 1850 ue scales
Three were put upon double eagles, with THREE ones,
which Hee new all the preparation for
$50 600 900 wcrth Of California gold Now we begin to
his operation Thus the total depostes OF California gold
lows
1919. 1850
D.rosites GIG S33, i50, 900 SIS 600
Come 4 L.
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TUESDAY. January Is. 1851


s Corning Judd. ESQ., OF the District OF Columbia, wac
admitted attorney and counsellor OF this court
No ~. The Washington. Alexandra. and George
town Steampseket Company Us T. Slckles Ct a. 10
error the circuit court Of the United States Tor Wash
inglon District OF Columbia Mr. Justice Grer delivered
The opinion of the court reversing the udsmsn OF the
circuit court and demanding the cause Tor further pro-
ceedings
No 22s Philip Greedy, r., Us. Thompson and Forman
IN error 10 the circuit OF the United States Tor Mas
saehuseits Mr. Justice Woodbury. delivered the opn-
ION OF The court, affirming the Judgment OF the circuit
court in this cause with costs and six per cent damages
No 237 Hugh Maxwell Us Nathaniel L. Griswold
a. In the circuit court OF the United States
for New York. Mr.. Justice Woodbury. delivered the
opinion of the court. affirming the judgment OF the cir
cult in this cause, with and six per cent dam
ages.
No 81. United States Us Ihie Brooks Ell al In error
10 the circuit court OF the United States for Louisiana
Mr. Justice Wayne delivered the opinion Of the court
Affirming The judgment OF the circuit court in this
No. SO. Isaac Newton, appellant us. J. IL Siebbns
The Argument Of this continued by Mr.. Ben
edict for the appellee. and concluded by Mr. Van SAINT
voord for the appellant
Adjourned until tomorrow. II o'clock, a m.
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GUYBR1OR FLOuR.--We barrels of
y hns New York family article for
pey he and manufactured especially for purpose for sale
81 ~ ssha. hrF mo. n, KIBBEV h CO,
Jan aS--6teof No. 8, opposite Centre Market,
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M,ssachusetts Uaued Stars S,nator.

Bosros, Jan Q The Senate TO day chose Robert Ran
tout (iem) United States inr the shou Tie
stood follows kautou Il, Winlhfop Is, Phillips
Three absent and one vacancy
Ih must be undefstod is for The vacancy occasioned
10y he resignation OF Mr. Webster which is filed
by Winthrop BY appointment OF lie governor The
viii expire on The Iin ot March
The house, y Is supposed, v with the senate IL
elecDx Nj. Rantouihe iTee-soii,rs voting Tor him, IT.
hopes doing may induce tue the
house who have stood against % the bargain
0 vote fJf Mr. sumner.
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WANTED. by young man from the con ntsy, . sftu-
n Good references
be had by addressing II. b., through the post ONCE
Jan 30-2.eod
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Condition of The Norihsra Market, &c.


PmLApELpIIA, Ian 29-2, p m-Stocks guiet-United
STATE bs 1867 1854 Pennsylvania 81 96s -Four stead,
sales hrulJ 81 81; extra, 80 rs IS % Corr
meal ~ 81 Rye aeur S3 A Sales OF red wheat i0i
I05 cents; wni,e liz Yellow corn, az cents Onts,
I6 cents. Provisions frm-prces unchanged. Sales RIO
coffee III Sl4as and moiassps quiet Cotio!
duli--no sales re pofted. Whiskey, - 70 cents.
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n Il. and Mrs. HLAskO have tho honor Of Informing
MI The ladies gentlemen Washington that their Dancing
Al the saloon Hail. street. will be opened
for receiving applications and pupils or Tuesday next the 2
Of January, 1851 ..L - 60.
RgvgsEsCEsi
,y..h;,o,o, Mr. NilIard Fillmore, Henry Clay.
BainoeMessm NJ Buoaapsrte, R'dgely o. Hampton non
n u Howard Charles Carroll Owngs HOFFMAN, stuart Apple
ton Alexander Gordon .ohn Glenn, Hanson Ihom y fen
nngton, John n. Latobe, William McKn, william H. Nos
McKim. -. = 49,,
Rchmond-Me. william II. Mcfarland, Robert Q. sf"nsrd
DR.. Gibson, Dr. HaxaI. r.
Mr. H. instructor al Mr.. Phelpss Patspsco Institute Eicos
Mills Mrs Gbsons Inglcside Academy; Mr. and MIS- hro"e
and At Mr. and Mrs steeiers academies
Jan i6--du
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National Hall and Olympic Circus
FnpAy EvssSo, Jas. 81, 1851.
NIGHT WITH WALLET, NJ. A.
Embracing poeuca beauties of Shakespeare oway, Mion
Byron, Pope, Joe Mef and Slick with
political economy carvoyancc phrspo and snma
biology se being the complimentary and farewell benefit night
modern ouchstone.
Ticket, be had nj the principal hotel. Hail.
places may daily O'Clock 4 ..
Positively the last night but
The whole Of the French troupe win appear
an 30-A
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Or smithsonian IecturcsThe lectures during
will be folIowsi
On Monday s5h instant lecture by DR. vnton Boston
ject Architecture OF the Middle Ages
On "wednesday, 18th, and Friday 3 instant
by Professor s. Hademan, the University Of
Subject Tire mechanism OF speech It's
natural history Of the human
Lecture 10 commence at 7! O'Clock, p.
Jan S5-5td
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Miss Davenport appears al National Hall Monday
regret say, only for limited number ofnisa Her
well require than statement Of the
She
decidedly the charming The United States
insured the appreciation the
The fact Of her acted eighty
little
other that has visited the modern
Auens-is noticed by press thing
and combined with her popularity in all
cites fashionable audiences New
and elegant scenery by several admirable artists and
making sections, be able,
hours WEIGH prepare Nsonsl Hall
exhibition. pleased to
hear building will be thoroughly surveyed before opening
10 the public all fears be set at rest forever
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sales the OF John H. Gibbs
respectfully requested call this day ThudayD
goods otherwise they viii be fesod
Friday morning, their account
goods settled for the
do collection
: DYER MCGUIRE
an O-lt Ancuoneors
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NEW YoAk, Jan 29-2, p. m

UuIH3s OF /.
The market for stocks is owersaes Of Uni
ted States 6s 1867 ll5} Sterling exchange 04 premium
Flour steady-saes OF 5000 barrels common STATE brand
81 75-soulhern and Genesee, 10 IS e64 Corn mea
and rye Hour unchanged Wheat q1ltrt--no change IA
prices sales small Yellow held al 81 sales
ions sleady-mess pork, Si2 i2i Sll 25; prime do.
50 % Lark. 81 9cents q oceries steady-prices nm
changed Cotton dulsaes of only 2D0 balrs yester
days prices Whskey. rs 25A cents. in barrels.
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The HENDERSON TRIAL-In the United States circuit
court at New Orleans, on the 10th instant Judge
McCaeb delivered his OPINION the points raised by
the accused in this case, to whether the Indictment
sufficiently charged and alleged his intention oil raising a
military expedition for the invasion Of Cuba, per-
mt evidence to be received 10 prove the fact, and TO
the admissblity OF evidence to show that
employed for that purpose other than those expressed in
the Indictment His honor alter reading lengthy opn-
ion decided that the indictment sufficiently explicit
in IFS charges to admit The evidence.
John Higgins was then recalled Tor the prosecution.
He gave detailed statement OF his embarkaton board
the Creole his arrival at MuseIes and Conoy, the land
ing and battle at Cardenas, aud the arrival Key West
There We're tive hundred and twenty The Creole
The powder and muskeis Were received al the Baie
The men were not organized until within two days OF
the island of Mugere- The witness shipped for Chagres
number oil other witnesses gave in their testimony,
which mainly conirmatory OF that given BY Hig
gas, and closed the evidence the part OF the
mvnt, except that Mr. HuntoD the United States district
Attorney offered in evidence the cearances OF the bark
Georgiaoa and brig Susan Loud for Chagres. in coal
ballast
General Gonzales then called and sworn for the
defence and deposed IN very n0ue all the
eia winch nave been charged against the CebaH
invaders, except that be maintained that all their pro-
ceedngs they had taken legal advice and designed
com,ish their purpose without violating The laws oil The
United States
Mr. Svgur was then sworn, and testified that he was
present al conversations concerning ih- selection OF
AiugefeS Tor The rendezvous. aud that MIR Henderson
took every precaulion that possible order avoid
violating The laws al the United States.
On Monday, the 18Th instant, Mr.. Benjamin made and
concu ied his argument on The part OF The government
Mr. Henderson, followed in his defence. III which
lie interrupted the following day BY the illness
10 res une his defence the 15h and would be follow
ed b. Mr. Hutton who would close the Case
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Charter Election najori,p Fave, Of Subseribing to
iiiygud

WHEELING, January Is % Il charter election has
oil qniety, aud suited the reelection OF Mr. Allied
Cadw ell may or by maj ,r,y OF 55l over Mr Ingle-
The The question OF the ely subscribing $3.50 00
10 the Cen raj Ono rsnrosd stock shows majority Of
lI9 ia favor OF making the spbscripon
he railroad mere lud.d IL that running through Cn
tra Ohio, and which, hen com peiod. viii ia,
Great West with the iernius Of The Baltimore and OHIO
railroad the Ohio river.
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bounty Land and other business.
WILLIAM FLNN offers his services business with
and Congress, He will
business relative pensions aud bounty land Charges
moderate. Address, William Finn, Washington ID. G.
Jan ~, 1851.
years the Office Of the Second
Comptroller Treasury His knowledge business
at useful
all who may employ him at the ofgovernment
AIB1ON X. PARRfS,
Jan @-u Late second Comptroller.
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MR. GEORGE vANDENHOrF-s
SECOND EVENING WITH SHERIDAN.

IN Wednesday evening January 0h critical review
" tpAr's comedies with a reading
THE SCHOOL. FOR SCANDAL.
Third evening -Friday, January 3l.t instant
To commence ut ~ O'Clock
Tickets sins,e evening 50
Jan 70 +
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a Commiai0~er for ths State Of Ns1 York
Once on 18Th street nearly opposite the Treasury.
Ian 2S-eod9m
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WEDNESDAY. January 90, 1851.

Jesse p Bishop ESQ of Ohio. admitted an altor-
ney and counsellor OF this court
No. so. M M Robinson ct ul us. VIM. ]. Minor Ell al.
Ga appeal from The circuit court OF the United States for
Mississippi. Mr. Justice Mclean delivered the opinion
Of this court affirming the decree OF the said circuit court
in this cause with costs.
No. so. j Brooks Us. S. Norris In error to the su-
peme court OF Louisiana. Mr. Chief Justice fancy de.
lyered the opinion of this court. dsmssing this writ Of
error with COSTS the ground that it barred by the
limitation prescribed by the act of Congress
No. 81. 5. Gralz's executors, appellants, Us. S. M
Cohen al The argument OF this was commenced
by Mr.. Reed for the appellants, and continued by Mr.
Budd for the appellees.
Adjourned until to.monow, II o'clock, a. M
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DssfyDeflps Fur.

TRoY New York, January % The extensive chair lac
tory city, owned by Mr. Green. tally Destroyed
by fire this nornng Loss about S2c,oo0-partialy in
suIed.
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MADAM BLAKEs dancing
Tuesday, January 90 iss Days Of tub
i'm, . ue days and Saturdays at halpas, 3ocock.
Ian 7--lw
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nREM. HOPKINS, Il ROSE. Importers and jobbers n
cloths cssmeres, venss, uimm'nEs, and goods generally
wdapted warehouse No W., ba'tmors
street, BALTIMORE for the
branches They will b.
able and desirable OF goods in their line A
he found IN the United States.
Jan g-l6teod
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Circus.
RE ENGAGEMENT OF MADAME CAROLINE FOR THREE
NIGHTS MORE.
Great Reduction Of Prioss.
THURSDAY Evssrse JAsuApv 70, 1881.
Madame Caroline win appear Of her celebrated mspege
together with the whole company varied
terta,nmen,s, detailed in programme The
French equestrian psnomime,
RosERT MACAIRE,
viii be enacted with appropriate music, nc.
Pces Reserved hereafter so boSes, 25 cents
gallery l2k cents Colofed gallery, lax cents.
Friday evening Wailc the his farewell benefit
Grand performance Saturday afternoon commencing at ak
O'Clock. Jan 1-n
o. The company positively longer
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CARUsI's SALOON.
AIR DEMPsTERS second ballad
III Tbur-day evening January 90 will include
"Tbe Dark Eye 'fWhcn Night Wind
Bewse, "John Anderson My TO-" "The Imprisoned Ths
Rainy The Barring Emf
grant, "1he Dying child q
Bmns ooh pooi,h csuId and Highland Mary
"Mary in Heaven, and Duncan Gray.
Tickets 50 cents to he had Al the usual places.
To commence at half past O'clock and finish by halfpas
O'Clock
Mr. Demp-s Saturday evening" February
| !. +. + Al Ian
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Ntu ysrsoy Senator
TRENTON, January 2s.-rhe election for United State,
from will place several days
perhaps weeks. the Tor Tie meeting oil he
two houses io that purpose has not yet been liked.
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CARUsrs SALOON.
FRIDAY, January Vand.nhofs
II EVENING WITH SHERIDAN
THE CRITIC; OF, A TRAGEDY REHEARsED.
kTickets, so cents. Jan sD--et
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TIIE undersigned oners for saletone- half ns ~
Il state Gazette, published Burlington. Iowa II Is inc
democratic paper ~ the State with perhaps the largest
Any the East wishing buy obtain ntormanon
ing the establishment from, and communicate their poP
Hon George W. Jones, A. Dodge, and Shepard Lend ms"
VIII. r. cooLBAUcB, Administers
BusIisoros, January ., issi.
Jan ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-09

SUPERIOR BLACK TEA for inraEds for sale by
- feD GAYNOR e. WOOD, Druggists.
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known printed