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n the IN the cty a Washington astboaSd
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last week Of Whippes
Dissolvng Our readers will there
opportunity longer Of witnessing this
truly interesting series of pictures
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ID UYUS WEIGH redenn and vte Of Wash
IL made number
Of equestrian representations Hail. which will be fitted
up n q hand introduce
THE GREAT FRENCH TROUPE
Dancing and Trick seed performances
by crowded and enthusiastic Phla
delphia md Baltimore.
Madame Csroae Leyc ths splendid queen ef rds Young
n
ciown)-each
with company, win appear
Monday Ere~ins, Ja~sovp 20 1851.
tn. doors viii open and the performance
O'Clock.
The prices BE- seats cents; parquet
gallery, Is Seats application
once throughout The day. ##t
For particulars see bills OF the day. #~
Jan le-d6
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NEW Law Dsotionary ana Clsssasy 81 the Tssss ~
the Common and Civil Law, together with and
plantations Of the various technical phrAsss different languages
and modern stanlas{ ueause
all principal md ooappied
ofepsan Glossary and adapsd ursysudssce
Unifed States, with corous illustrations crcsl suA hsocs
~ Bur, counsellor u Law eompsete In vcanss yu
pshishsa, snd uis Gay received. FRANCK TAYLOR.
Jan 81 EfrNltft ia. rfsHtHs E4l
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more, deliver part Of lectures, fol
lows.
Monday evening Goth Subject; The Honey Bee
Id On Wednesday evening, 9h Subject The Ant
On Friday 2th Subject Insect Architecture
Lecture 10 comnence At " O'Clock,
Jan ls-Std
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MoNpAy. January 40, Is

MONDAY. January 40. 1851.
No a. The United States appellants. the cities Of
Philadelphia and New Orleans. The argument OF this
cause was commenced by Mr. Attorney General Crtenden
for the appellants and continued by Mr. S,rawbridge for
the sppellees
Adjourned until to morrow, IL O'Clock, a. m.
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hE second Assembly viii take piece Jackson Hail. Tuesday
l. evening, the Iss January.
snh'cSe desiring invitations or ladies will please leave
names win the invitation com@ittse, a. 0aauers
snnscee and sansers having the written aahorfy Of
poem tickets are informed that they obtain adAtssion
.,coerr stationary adjoining the Irving Hstsl and
q Stsvsnss fancy Browns se No
semAn viii be sdMittsd without bic ticket
Inc "psrng march win he psrfbrmsd half past O'Clock
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w!m-Ihe Macon tGa Messenger says :" We are in
dsbsd V ths deputy marshal of Carroll county for liz, Of
~ ess rsPosted t. him while engaged In taking
- = ~ county, There less ,han Nty-fo~r ~hi
On lady - bsssed her faithful spouse with no less than
Shsae ssaas While pundry others have sets each"
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Hon Joseph b Anthony died at his residence in the
borough OF Wlismsport (Pa.) Friday last OF an af-
lection OF the heart agei about fifty years He was
president Judge oil the judicial district.
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NOW OPEN AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.
A~A positively ne last pesk


Ing Views,
AZ srAthttsA IN fac eis Of Besto~ PAaAspAa,
APPROXIMATIONS Of the scenery paris
IL the world, with
ruins ci'es castles Ac which produced truly wonderful
The beautiful grow properties
disappear bot sudden and mystsross the
only hs compared To the magic OF dream BY
been resard 10 this
ton--thai Of unmngied delight
evening during
doors 6Y o'clock Wednesday Saturday asrnoon
commencing n . O'Clock sHHF .
Tickets Is cents children half price.
Dec Q7-dM
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BY A. GREEN. Ase,,en.sr

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1880 -. - -.,..s...
N n.;,s n. M.,ss,. so &c.. -
Sa coun,rrnanss on pair, linen sbeets
"a 40. cn,,.r .h...s no. n.,s. issr riuo~r,.s.
. soasn ,owss n p,,r, COTTON piiowcsses
s, ~" ~ ..Sas y . .o - ~ - 49,.
n;sn, yocn ~. rco.s 80 o,hs, Cove
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I L.xs ' T.. ,sIs n,,'r "-""s ''"'' ."' e
80 ~, o.rr.sns o.,.,o.h "a r,.r,n.
An eIcernt on Si,cen reouis,t,. among which
~" n. ~ s.s''e" ''sN'''s'' ~"'"s "~" >s
,sE c mss" srme's"' 'Ps's"' "'"s'
A,.c ~ 90. T.rnts,,,.
Inn ssf. ~sho@sny writing desk
1890 ia a. c.sr,., r,oes a.
Ala sood ot n iouo~, OF vn,ious descr pt,ons
Dsni;chns decansers, &c.
With nan, o,her .y;cles
All ,ums q and under go e..h over ESQ and nos a.
h,. ~ 49, y ,s =, ~ ~ go c,.s $500
so,Iy erdo,,cd bsnrirs t.ssrssss : 10Y
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WashlnGtom and A1sxanMrAn Heat.
c~GGh The aeamscst THOMAS coLLYER Vii, Aspat =,
hs following hours cosrh win u. sses
In WsahlnCpsas -
Leaves xIsxaaAna ii 9, OK, nv O. nj AApm
Leaves Washington *, iok = nj hX, ~, AApp.
The Thomas c.lye WIN b. Mount vernon ro~,. n.r,
Weekf III. t.tts5 W. - ~" ai4.
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For Ae reovoi and cure " au dseeses srs"s
tmy9vs state Of tAs blood or habit Of tAs syss~-
MONG the aAy and important discoveries Of this sese
one Whose ~ ~ !: !: yin s.s
and BY works procams il h.i mute :ioqsss
irsssiey Affecting The appeals q ths suffering for ~
dis isvssshs medicine, such = sss nos ashsd 10 H.
time. These thing desc In sssrss pisces O. In -.
ens s.
a. %: s.::: ~: !. = ,s :: 3: ~
The sarsapsl. y comesssd win the .es. sfsctaa =
ss:s :.s ~ e: z q.
health Of ;ho.s who had .o.s .ssa Under sss moe -
doss, evidence q in,asc vsss asd rseca.ssM
afflicted |. term. y. .!c.sd only q. h.ow !, T.. leg
remedy tnilsI 70 ,a.o.s NAT wss,d - ~ ne ys -
~. @ - ne AZ .e No. "
Or. ohs system Ahoush ps.sssd q pGws III A:.s
:a.''g =. ss
use s1esp increase Of appetite bat whss Ai:ss:s -
vsoI and Sinr health and strength % the suffering -
. scRoFULoUs AFFECTION or THE EYES.
wrscursrsa, Ky.) Oct =, IN
Az. = p. sAHDs-osxrLsnsH, wosh NOT have 49,
wns IN was MOT my ds 70 st " Psshe know Y
were covered WIN ucsrous .ors. wan
u. whole spns .na unnss 4 y: .i's..os eoa.::.s
sss. q 'Ir mes: .i.e 8. %. :. sso.:' Ss.s.s
S.s ssssd III. 'a e'aa = =: be-: % - b: So
seemed % be his fate Thrs. losss ss,,.y ii.
recommends
sspsd'a
's ssksSSiXklS ,. sucKHn
IRIS POPULARITY ABROAD
Fysm ssssA .AwssvSea
MAaAcAsss, (vs.ssssia,) Apeii u, ~
70 81. .sows q: 1:: s::.a. -: .:s:.s1 g. -
rhssu.s IN ,houlder, md Also IL nay 49, - = $50
the pm h. ~. o. .su =
tn. advice q friend procured sc~s q yoss s.s,spsr y.
~ ven Asvs hssaion saying your ssspsr. = ?
medicine TOOK and cosAaenuy recommend ~
friends 40 sss Psshe. w., .....,.,,
-" - j. NJ. JEsuRUs
Her, 10 another home a
sAgng you great bsssai have received un ne w.
~: : :ss ss q :: 2. .ss
,:r Y .tsn -: s:.:a wi wo:a' s:mscs o, -
=: 4: ST.: 8
foursssa yea" saoy'd - sScs sss.:s = = sss:'"t
Drnsas. ssS csss., icc Ts.os street., sos.ss 4 ws.
xs. and s' c.n ...s res ~ ss 1. s.
For sale by Chss sssu Co., AID :. p.sswss, WssAas
Jan i7-lAcp saw On -. F9 E@tF8t
~ DYnR = nsoUIRu, A.ssss~ssrs
SALE OF NAUTICAL NsTaUnENTs. sooSs, w Gill;
aaoo., issass O'Clock, shall ss in foA'
ascuon rooms, lot o. ~
Sosss q ss!ssss.saes' in.sra~sas
$1,000 so'isor .:s. r ssn
sxnpssse.ssss, sa.o ,:..:,. :p o.
~ e ~ s sy books sinansss Ne.
49, 49, chain am IL Ss: .c.eie
ie"'' f ~ order q In. LATHRor,
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Condition of NE NortAsrn Markets. ae.
s..ss. o.. Isss iiss P.an.ys.ni. s.. Isl Poor dali
Vision. and seoosss anehsnssd oo,,oa /. Ann with
sales Whiskey. 70 a soi cents. 1
NEw YoaK. Jan so-2. p. m.
SALES AND rsIoKs
a:.s s:,:: ). i &: |; e:
No udinss Of tho Atlantic up his boar Much .n.isy
changed az. Flour dal~smsl sales Cor" meal IS y.
aonr ~ ~ Whes, dulL yellow core. 81 os cents
Groceries frmRio coffee, III cents Sugar quiet Cot
is hrm-ss.s 400 bales at full prices Whi'key. zos
26A cents
Destruetiv. Fue-St Charles Hotel B.rnt-Aiso Three
Churehss and Other Bvudiags-LOs' about .M,As0H
Of Dsllars-Ihe Markets.
Sw s and As s,s1s he 01
could bs arrested the entire building, with nearly all us
valuable furniture, was laid Ia ruins 80 -,
Ts ss Re, M oR s
church, all which, and several other buildings were de-
nor save the property" Fortunately no lives have been
large amount Of property belonging to guests Ia tho hotel
The total loss by this conaag supposed bs
one million OF dollars There partial Insurance, but
The cotton market is steady The Franklins has
had no specl. effect. sale: =. pse s prices -,
lai cents Tor middling Sugars and moassos dull
nominations 81 STATE irsQSu*eF
HARRISBURG, January IS.-The democratic members Of
the xsaturo oNncus and nominated General John
M Blck-, the present State treasurer. for reelection
Nerr Middieswah IL the nominee OF the wing party for
the sslno office.
Steamers Pacific and Msrico at New Orleans
Nkw ORLEANS, January 10 The steamship Pacific has
sailed for Chagres, with ~ passengers. Steamer Mexico
| has arrived. E..#
Nathan Jarvis. member Of the General Convention, who
wounded by the explosion OF the steamer Anglo Nor
man, has just died. He was native Of Massachusetts
| + \
Senator for OHIO.
| coLuxBus, Jan lS.-The wings have nominated Hi1Sm
Gswod, Of Stark county, United States senator. The
house passed resolution unanimously into the cleo
ton OF senator Thursday next.
| Destructive Fire at Oswego.
CswEao jan 49, "A fire broke this morning in the
large wooden build NIX known The Tur Block situated
al the corner Of West and Bridge The buildings
entirely destroyed loss about 200, on which thers
| is no insurance.
i Sickness among returning Cuyorntans.
| CHARLESTON, s. c., Jan. 10 Tho brig Ma,amoras from
Sah Juan Nicaragua, bound for New York with 60 return
INK Calonians board passengers has put into quar-
| antine account Of sickness
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Condition Of ne N0rtAsrn Mdrksis. &C.
PaIlADELrniA, Jan a-3. y. m.-Stocks sesiy United
S,Auss e. tSoo liza Psnnsylv4nia So ~ Flour - dull
email sales Small sslos wheat Cosn 81 6S cents Pro-
visions gooosies hanged Cotton Arm with small
sales. Whisky. 10 10y cenis.
Nrxx Ya.. Ian - IN m
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Mur der At Troy.

Troy, January IS, lS5l.-Gleason, who stabbed a
the ball in this city, three evenings since, by Chas
Quinn, died yesterday ooronors Jury brought in
Dict this forenoon, that the deceased wully aud
liciously murdered by Charles Quinn, &c Quinn is in
jail in this city, awaiting his trial
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scRoFULoUs AFFECTION or THE EYES.
WrNcuRsreH, (Ky.,l Oct -, ~

A.. - p. entertainments. wosh NOT have Fess.a
you, II my day let ~ puzzle know se
miraculous eject your Bsrsagaria ha@ upon ~
covered with ucerous sosss that could not wM
whole spring and In this sltaatiou connsses
Of your barsapana, and ssr taking two bottles va
cured. also tell yos u another woadsnul cure
afflicted scynfula b his hesd ~ his phydci
him the loss Of hs sight inevitable, and pssnane
seemed be his fate Three kotlss satrey restored hs s
sapadla
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Bosros, January is The bar1ue Ocean Wave, Captain
Gutter, Cape Town, Cape OF Good Hope, December
lst arrived 1t this port this morning Left American
vessels.
The Capetown Mail OF n ,vember 80 contsins account
of expedition OF Colonel Ha,dng and forty volun
teers, which punish tribe OF Bushmen, whose
depreda,ions had cauied suffering the
tiers.
The expedition, however, did trouble the haunts Of
the Bushmen ALL but took different direction, aud
made their way the Rail OF the old Anapon, Chief the
saunch friend Of the colony. Through the Kai troubles
Harding Obtained 800 hes Of cattle IRON the chief aud
cossion of al his lands.
The affair has caused considerable excemen, among the
colonists
The governor had united the frontiers, where he found
the Kafhrs fast improving IN civilization They under
stand the value Of money The plough fast coming
into use, and the mae Katir worked with his wives
Copies Of Kaffr nowsps had been published The
governor had determined establish rural police for pro-
lection, which would cost about ECO.
In another column Of the 10 stated that the
taken by tho in his ato visit the from
have neither restored confidence among tho farmers
stopped Katr depredaons Numerous Of shce
and cattle stealing reported.
Farmers much alarmed, sinister runors respecting
tn. preparations of "Macassathe Tambrokc chef-for
war in circulation.
Sandali. KaHir chief had been executed
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SALES AND PRICES or sroons IN sxw Yoss TO

No dings oil tho Atlantic up 10 this hour Much anxiety
felt for her fate. The stock market osdy-Prees nu'
changed. Flour duil-smail sales Corn meal, xS rye
Hour ~ ~ Wheat dulL yellow cora 81 a oo cents ;
white 10 cents Oats, 80 cents Provisions unchanged
Groceries Arm--Rio coffee Ill Sagar quiet Cot
Brm--saiss 400 bales full prices Whiakey zoA
26A cents
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Destructive FIRE at yMiltDaukie.

MILWAUKEE,, Jan. 10 "A fire broke out this morning at
o'clock IN ship chandlery, OF Erie and East Wa
The thermometer the time degrees
below zero, and there strong wind Tho fire
NY unable subdue the flames consequence oil tho
hose freezing The square occupied by lumber yards
and small buildings, which all burned
inc, house. $500 Luddnston Il Co, 82oOOO G. d. Nor
Is. 90 suits Of sails belonging 70 vessels
in port 81 100 s Mcclure, groceries, $500 Smith IL
Mcvickar, lumber, $40 OOO Clark lumber $1,000;
Kimba, 81, 100 N Sogge building and machinery $GOO
and much more in tools Sundry small houses-loss
81, 40 to ~ 500.
Murderer Rsprisved SiaUe Conricted Of Manstaughter
LOUISVILLE, Ky } Jan Is, 1851 Keats who murdered
his wife in this city, and had been sentenced be hung
ha. been pardoned by the condition that he
will leave The United States.
A slave to-day convicted of mansaushter The PEN
atty is death
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vyURNlayIED House FwyM1sheA R00mas.-TM ~
tssr neatly furnished btck hosse IN
situation rent adjoining the second Moor
gens,emen.
The whoIe part will be leased accommodating tsr
application 70 .cutrE
Dee Q--dn Conner 10Th street and Penn Mss~
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Sickness among returning Californians

CHARLESTON, g. c., Jan. IL The brig Maamoras, from
Sah Juan Nicaragua bound for New York with 66 return
Ing Caonian board passengers, has put into
antine Of sickness.
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Nominations of State Treasurer.
Destructive Fire at Os,cego.

OswEeo jan 49, "A fire broke this morning in the
large wooden build NIX known the Tur Block situated
at the OF West and Bridge The buildings
entirely destroyed loss about SbO on which ihers
is no insurance
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0An the newspaps The city q Washington are ssnotssd
pabah daily s four successive weeks
Jan t0--dAW - -.
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Fall and W inter Goods
l. q, IAIMAN & RR0THIn


Corncr of Water and Jeffers on streets Burlington
A RE receipt, BY late arrivals .oftheiI FaiIsrd
IA Winter Stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hard.
ware, Qucecswars, Boots and Shoe Hats Carsk.
De termined TO have stock unsurpassed in ex-
tent and variety, no pains have been spared in
the selection, embracing every thing new and
desirable. BUYERS therefore. who are in want ~
new and cheap goods, are int tied to call
DRY GOODS.
DRESS GOODS, of every variety. consisting or
7iaines :cashmeres; plafi.- and fancy
Alpaccas, ETC.. etc.
GINGHAMs, super French, Scotch and Dome site.
PRINTS, 500 ps. con sisting o Mcrrima rk .Corhe-
coand other prime mark purple .bfur,
black and fancy cnlorS.
FURNITURE Prints, fancy, oil colored, Turl cy
red, etc.
WHITE GOODS. Swiss, hook and India Nu.lirs.
Jackonett countries. linen htkfs, linen
and cotton eGGirgs. etc. etc
HoUSEKEEPERS Furnishing Goods, bIack ara
brown sheetings. from 3-4 10 "a wide
curtaihmuslins FURNITURE chintzes e m
bossea ard damask linen table covers
counterpanes. linen and cotton taklf
diaper, etc.. etc.
FLANNEI.s. ! 90 ps. red. white and mind twilIea
plain fannels: super Welsh: French ard
SacE, do. usa.#
LTESEYs; so ps. plain snd plaid Linseys. !.
BLANKETS, super Whitney and common red
blankets; blue MackiEaw do.
CLOTHS and CAsSIMERES, assorted grades Of
lack and colored Cloths. some rery
fine; black Cassimeres. plain and doe
skin mkt and fancya
SATTINEIs, i25 ps. Sattinets and sleeps grew
OF every ct sde-
MUsLINs: 30 bales brown sheetings; $50 pieces
bleach do.
TfCKINGS. &C. so ps. assorted TirkEgs; 50 ps.s
assorted cheeks aad stripes.
HOSIERY and GLOVES, consisting OF every vari-
ETY. Of ladies X gents kid. silk g is hme re
thread and cotton Gloves; Ladies, silk.
cashmere. wool and cotton Hos e; rhsas-'
ren's mkt aud fancy cn'dhast q socks
LADIES SHOES. enameled Jenny Lind, lew ana
elegant article; Calf and Morocco shoes
ami boots; Misses and chilrrenss shses.
BONNET and Mantua Ribbons. Dress TRAININGS,
tarpet bags, curtain tasse1s snd cores !.
Carpet bindings and hmm eI lie va
riety OF Notfrrs.
sept 10. 1851. &c. LACNANS BRO
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.


II The celebrated DIR Storme's Scotch Couch
Ganay taxes well everywhere. The Druggists At
Deeroit michigan had sold prodigious pile of it.
ana they commend it 10 the public as safe and
agreeable REMEDY for diseases Of the chest and
lungs
AttempS nave been made to sell other sugar
preparations under cover of the Advertising for
'his Justly popular compound. but they have all
met TN IT nerted fate. ssCompetition is the life
=. but unfair trade is death TO competition
storme's scotch cough ca ndy is manufactured nv
ar hamilton Wade. IA druggist of ST Louis.> in
connection with one of the oldest and heaviest
arus houses OF that city, although Mr. W., has
oeeh operating but three years, his great Scotch
meay may now be heard of throughout the whole
ohloh.-Qu'ocy Herald. fDec 4, '5l-wtrw2w
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
M oilCE IS hereby given that at the January
Term Oft county Court of Dtsmoines coun.
", iowa. the undersigned. Executor OF the Estate
OF ihomas Cothran; deceased, will m AXE applica-
non 10 saiu court, tor license to sch part of the
Real Estate of said decedeEt. JOHN THOMAS
Dec. =, lSoi-3t Executor Of Thos Gotham decd