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Washington telegraph., 1851-08-20
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
II D IL = Al u.

IL IL Es
CENTRE POINT PLACE. the residence of
" the undersigned, situated in the most pleasant,
eligible and healthy position in Sewer county, is
pow offered for sale on liberal terms. The tract
contains about 6h0 acres of excellent table land,
aboat 800 acres Of whish is under fence, well
watered and IN high state &c cultivation. Seven
public roads diverge from this po.nt, which rep-
dtrs il one Of most desirable places for a Public
House and Mercantile Establishment in South
Arkansas, There at this point two
Stores and Post Office, and the country ao-
jaceat is The most densly populated portion 2f the
county. The Improvements are large Dwelling
House, several Tenant Houses, twa Store Houses,
a Tan Yard, Mill, and 'Ehreshing Machine,
with all the requisite out-hulldiugs, and in good
repair. To amy one desTous Of purchasing one
of the most eligible business points in South Ar
kansas, in the midst Of a prosperous community,
II opportunity is now offered.
The purchaser, If he desires it, can have on fair
terms the growing crop aud The stock.
For terms ana further particulars, enquire OF the
undersigned on the premises
JOHN RUSSEY.
Centre Point, June %, 1851, t25af
Washington telegraph., 1851-08-20

CHARLES L. BRAcE.-We have already
noticed the release of this gentleman 9y
The Austrian authorities. A Vienna let
ter in the Boston Atlas, dated July 9th.
saws:
'.On his arrival in Vienna he was ln=
suited by the police and ordered to quit
Austria within three days. Afterwards
they changed their minds. Mr.. Brace
will, however, leave in few days"
Washington telegraph., 1851-08-20

f11Wlgg's Hair Restorative iOr sale oy
i 1881 BENJ. P. JETT.
THE STATE OF ARKANSAS, I
COUNTY OF HEMPsrEAD.
In the Hempaead Circuit Court, ir Chdncery.
Henry 7, Riseee, Sapdford C.\
Faulkner, Jdhn Drennen, \
James IL. WaEar and hu-
ther ClIase, Resduary TrQs-
tees of the Real Estate Bank !
Of the State of Arkansas.
ComPldinants.
Richard F. Sullivan, Solomon\ BILL FOR
RuyIe and Alexander z. Foreclosure.
Bales, as Executors of the
last Wjl and Testament qd
Solomon Ruyle, dec-asedA
the State Of Arkansas, and
Wiley P. Cryer, as Admin \
is.rator Of the Estate oil ia
cob Buzzard, deceased.
Defendants. i
TN pursuance Of the decree Of the Circuit Court
i of said county, in chapcery sitting. rendered
in the above cause, on the l5th day Of May, A ID.
1851, the undersigned, commissioner appointed
by said court for that purpose, will offer for sale
and sell, at the courthouse door of said county,
20 the highest aud last bidder, for cash in hand,
on the 10th day Of November, A. ID. 1851, be-
tween the hours for Judicial sales, the following
described tracts Of land and the hereditamenls
and appurtinances thereon situate, viz: The west
half of the northeast quarter of sectipn number
ten, in township nine, south Of range tWenty-one
west Of the fifth principal meridian, lying and
silgate in the county Of Clark, IN the State Of
Arkansas; the west half Of section tweniy-nine,
and the east half Of the northeast quarter of
section thirty, both in township thirteen, south
of range twenty-lour west of the fifth principal
meridian, lying and situste in the county Of
Hampstead aforesaid, and cgntainipg together 4oO
acres.
s. T. SANDERS,
all Commissioner.
Washington telegraph., 1851-08-20

DIED,

DIED,
On Tuesday, the 10Th inst, in this caunty, of
inflammation of the brain. Mrs ANN ELIZABETH,
consort of John Justis, in the 32d year of her age
At Bakers Springs, Polk county, on the lath
inst, AnnREw THoMPsoN. Of Lafayette county.
Washington telegraph., 1851-08-20
ID A G ID E R R E A NJ /.

MIR PELHAM has opened his Daguerrean
Ul Rooms in the Brick Office opposite Dir: d
Armond's, where he vii! be pleased to see the
ladies and gentlemen Of " ashington and vicinity.
He has superior instrument and fine material,
consisting in part of extra fine cases, Lockets,
Pins, &c He has arranged sky light by which
he is enabled to take likenesses in cloudy as well
as clear weather.
August 6, 1851. 3ldt
Washington telegraph., 1851-08-20

THE LATE CENsUs-The N. Y. Trbgae pub
fishes full and official returns Of the regent Census
from the States of Vermont, Rhode Island, South
Tribunes tables the following statistical nforma-
Washington telegraph., 1851-08-20

"hy should teetotaler refrain from
m;ng ma;,.ying! Because, if ne got a wife his
r,,a.' nos, pies would not permit him to sup
Washington telegraph., 1851-08-20
,HUst Received

= - USs RGcCCltcu
ON consignment, and now offering far sale low
" for cash, superior lot of GROCER les,
consisting in part Of the following
II bbls. Prime Sugar,
so bbls Fresh Ohio and st. Louis Flour,
400 Sacks Salt (bleached,) ..
100 bbls. Ross extra and Monongahela Whskey,
Pipes and bbs Cognac and N York Brandy,
Bacon, Mqlasses, Powder, &c, &c.
d. c.. REED.
Fulton, Ark, June Is, 1851. rs:
Washington telegraph., 1851-08-20
MARRIED.,

In Polk county, on the 18th inst, by Jeremiah
Stuart, ESQ.,, Mr.. PEYroN N DAVIS to Miss ELIZA
BETH A. DAVIS, youngest daughter of the late
Levi Davis.
Washington telegraph., 1851-08-20
BlIckslslilElinS.

T am prepared to execute all kinds of u
i Blacksmith Work, with cheaPness q a
and dispatch at my Shop, opposite the Jail. U.s.
BENZ. P. JETr.
Washington, May %, 1851 2l:3m
Washington telegraph., 1851-08-20
-AIS0--
A variety of Patent Medicines, viz:

A variety of Patent Medicines, viz:
All OF Jayne's Family Medicines, Nerve and
Bone Liniment, Mexican Mustang Linament,
Moffalt's Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters. Spencer s
Pills, s. p Towpsend's SarsapariIla. Extract o!
Sarsaparla and Burdock, Extract of Liverwort
and Hoarhound, Dr. Storms Cough Candy,
T6rlingtons Balsanl, DR.. Christe's Gavanic
Belts, Bracelets, NECKLACES and Magnetic Fluid
Trusses right and left; together with every other
article usually found in Drug Store.
They have also received very general assort-
meat ef
BOOKS. STATIONERY, &C.,
Suitable for Academies and Schools, embracing
the NEST popular works used in the English and
Classical studies, as well a variety of miscel-
laneous and other works, suitable for libraries
and PRESENTS; few dozen Masone Craftsmen,
Master Mason and Royal Arch Diplomas, Scrap
Books assorted sizes; general assortment Of
Blank Beoks Copy Books, States, Pencils. Quls,
with a variety of Record, FooIscap, Letter and
Note Paper, together with many other articles
too tedious to mention. All Of which they will
sell low for cash or on time to prompt custe mrrs.
July Is 1851. l2o:tf
Washington telegraph., 1851-08-20
THE STATE OF ARKANSAS, !
CnI1NTY OF HEMPsTEAD.

COUNTY OF HEMRsTEAD.
In Hampstead Court of Probate, July Term.
A. d. 1851.
A T the aforesaid term Of said Court of Probate
II the following Administrators, Executors and
Guardians accounts current and settlement were
filed for confirmation, viz:
Robert VI Bailey, ADM, Est, David Bailey, dec.
NV Chez than, adm d. b. n. ;, Ed Johnson, sr. ,,
Jefferson Draper, !, ,, >, ,, ,, Jno. Brdgeman, "
Edw 5. Johnsou, - >, >, ), >, Samuel Moren. .,
jefferson Draper, adm, est, ii. Br'dgeman, Il,
Willis & JosePhus Perrin, :" -" Samuel Perr'n's'
A. E. Block, '' =" X. ID. Chapman, -,
A. r. Block, g /" M. Johnson, -,
p. F. Prater, i, E. T. Gatlin, y,
G. K. Cheatham, >, >, J. II. Walker, y,
Raehasl d' MsK"ss'y, sdms y wn. MeKassIy, " !"
Hn!y pSs5e Snfn' Nash. Ex'4 of"4 Plnsss NASH Nash, "
]. Custer & ~ W. Hill Guar. & Ex. =, Geo: Hill, 81,
Thomas Hubbard, Guar pf A: Il. Garland,
VIM pFa0t'se' Es; sf D. M b'jd'K' j' Br.dis, dfs,
;, Jno. N. Brady,
:, ;, ]. d Brady,
:" - +" >, >, ~ VIM. c. Brady,
Therefore notice is hereby given to all persons
interested in the settlement of any such estates
to come forward and file exceptions to such ac-
counts, if any they have, on or before the second
day of the next Term Of tire Court of Probate
for said county, to be holden at the Court House
10 the town Of Washington, on the second Mon
day of October, A. D, 1851, or they will be for
ever barred from excepting TO such ACCOUNTS or
any item thereof.
Teste: 5. L. SANDERS, Cter6.
Washington telegraph., 1851-08-20
Fresh Drugs and Medicines

nR.R. p WILLIAMS having associated ~
IL With him in the Drug and Book Business M
Mr.. G. K WTrER, they are now in receipt u
Of geluihe
FRESH DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS, CHEMICALS,
PERFUMERIES, DYE
STUFFS, &C., &c.
Washington telegraph., 1851-08-20
BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c,

nlwigg's Hair Restorative for sale by
i [23li BENJ. p. JETT.
Washington telegraph., 1851-08-20
Valuable Real Estate.

Valuable Real Estate.
WILL sell upon accommodating terms a
quantity of valuable real estate, situated in
Hampstead county, Arkansas. For terms, &C.,
apply to Wm.>H. Etter, Esq, Register of the
Land Office at Washington.
GRANDSON d. ROYSTON.
July 10, 1851. 23tt
Washington telegraph., 1851-08-20

Who ARE IN Favor OF DIsUNIoN?-The Mobile
(AIa) Advertiser of the goth of July, asks the
above pertinent question, and then: thus appro-
priatey replies to it:
All the crowned heads Of Europe, all the Tories,
Monarchists, Imperialists and ArIstocrats as well
as all the enemies Of liberty, and all the unbeliev-
in the capacity Of man to govern himself in
the Old World, are praying, and have been since
government formed, for dissolution, a
secession among the States, as that wou ID destroy
the American Government, and with it perish all
hopes Of liberty. When our Government was first
formed these cassed all predicted that the States
would divide, quarrel, secede and finally get into
a civil war, which would terminate their career.
In our own country we have at the North the
Abolitionists, who are in favor of disunlon-and
at the South, the secessioniss in favor oil dis
union.
Are not these men here trying to do just what
the enemies of republican governments in Europe
most desire--that is to break up the Union3
Washington telegraph., 1851-08-20
PLANTATION FOR SALE.

r WILL sell upon reasonable terms my Planta-
/ ton, containing 440 acres of land, 270 of which
is newly opened, and in a good state of cnlt-
yatiop, together with the growing crop and stock
belonging to the same, The land separate, as
NAV suit the wants Of the purchaser. Any one
wishing to purchase the same is respectfully re-
auested to come and see the growing crop and
condition of the place.
p r. BOOKER.
Columbus, June 81, 1881. [25:tf
Washington telegraph., 1851-08-20
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.

The Atlantic arrived at New York. on the Sd
'nst' with dates to the 23d July, and brings intel-
gence OF panic in the cotton market. Middliug
IS quoted at 43d. Several failures have taken
place.
the House of Lords is divided on the Ecclesi.
astcaI bill.
The question of the revision of the French
constitution has been rejected.
Manchester Yarns have declined one quarter.
Consols lower.
STILL LArER.--The Cunard steamer Europa
arrived at Halifax on the 4th inst, from Liverpool.
with eighty passengers.
AT Liverpool on the 26th cotton had declined
nearly farthing during the week. Fair Orleans
was quoted at ST. Sales of 46, 900 bales, of which
exporters nnd spectators took 5000: at Havre,
sales 5000 bales.
Breadstutfs have slightly improved Bacon has
advanced one shilling. Coffee and sugar are dull
with tendency downwards. Leaftobacco quiet.
Consos advanced one-eIghth. Manufacturing
districts improving. Political news unimportant
Washington telegraph., 1851-08-20

3 Ill
Washington telegraph., 1851-08-20

TOBACCO, assorted, Soap. Candles. Starch
i Spices, &C., for sale by
D'ARMOND & LLIMAN.
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SUPERIOR Dazmerreot ypes t-F1rst Prsmiuna -J.A
wHTEHURsf has e1,sndsd The nsid Of hts opsstens os
daguereoypist In the country HIS ean
may found avenue between ~ and 9Th sss
street, Baltimore Broadway and Lsoas
street, No II Main street, Neh0end; eyeansr
Psersbure Main street, Norfoki and Main street, Lysef
burg, Virgins. .
Ills beautiful highly finished dagusrsoypes are
extraordinary Improvement, nsuns fathfai and hshynas
iikenesses In few seconds. s.t.
The rotary ground invented by H. Whitshunt, vs
airy and living appearance to the picture.
dstbvte than thirty -
pictures annually and have never gwen me
hasrns Of tho superiority Of hts hkenesees
j. W. calls Of the public generally hts eesssW
gallery Lane and Tncksrs whsrs IN"
exhibition o pictures will be given -,
Notwithstanding the unusual composition In
Fair Of the Maryland insutute he was awarded ms -
medal by the judge. -.
description eeptsd, a.d post osss. e."
attended TO. NOV S-eH
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Ma EDIToR The press should note our public
which mind virtue
neutrality-suspicious. while amuse.
The other friend persuaded
Of General Welch troupe Of French
permit say ayrceafy disappointed by
everything anticipated ths usual quantity ordinary
quality dns and boys and In Madame Caroline
Loyol prepared bold girl, who had
standing very short Thin pco-. In The
looked chap with large mouth nied with liberal supply
the Jokes and conundrums But dsp
pointed my expectations Madame Logo (snd
surprise the c appeared In elegant
riding Dress the whole OF her beautiful exhibitions kept
hsr sadds lady should be taught do To attempt dscHp
Of would occupy much Of paper
euson, add that tina des supased
been this city The youthful Losst sxcesdngy graceful
stone has introduced kind Of equestrian
fsal., never, think, squalsd. In line, will admit that
visited the circus with disposition 10 ind fault and
well with the Improvement the
and superior which General W. introduced
the equestrian exhibitions 81 the day. b.
by reference the advertising columns will be that
varied and attractive bill for night
"wednesday benefit and last appearance Of Caroline.
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TENNY LIND Opera Glasses from thu Optical H.
Munich and vienna, In 0emany-Ths Popsieeou -
for the convenence Of thsir nue
United States, established branch in hs city
New Yerk.
superior quality qEihe Munich glasses 10 -
they Hmosterv university In Germany, and more
sold during Jenny Lnds concerts In New
York and Philadelphia
An extensive variety Of telescopes. optical nssuaepn s
hand and gases act In frames 70 o
Becke nrm Of Walstsin Co., New York. VIII enss
wish their carefully examined -
adapted through which method in eonne1ion win ~
glasses the will be Conserved and aeo
Dyer appointed agents for s city Of W
received full assortment Of hs
which they respectfully invite the sttcnuQa Of the es
Becke will remain In the city Sov few day. and WIS
'ps''"' -''"'' " 49, : DYER MCGUIRE,
Dec Ildn of leth and Pennsylvania svesss
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MONDAY. Jaauary ~. 1881.
Present the whole court.
Reuben A. Chapman. erq. OF Massachusetts, was ad-
mi,lsd an attorney and counsellor Of this court.
No AZ. T. Blanc w. @. w. Lafayette ct al. In error
to the supreme court OF Louisiana Mr.. Justice Wayne
delivered the opinion of this court. affirming the udg
OF the said supreme court in this cause. with costs
Nos CAS- j. w Paup Il al. plaintiffs in error. Us
Thomas s. Drew The argument Of these causes was
concluded by Mr. Reyerdy Johnson for the plaintiffs in
error
No &c. Isaac Newton 1t al. appellants, j. H Seb-
bins The argument OF this commenced b,
MIR Van Sanlwood for the appellant, and concluded By
Mr. Benedict for the appellee.
Adjourned until TO- morrow, IL o'clock, am.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALriMoxE, Jan. z7--5, p IN.
Ina Missinx Snsmn Cs~.ss Of Mar ,a~d -Dsnsass Of
Slaves. The last Slave Case Moyksts. &C.
Al noon tomorrow tho Ailsn,ic viii have been
month and to the time OF closing my letter
no tidngs have been received Of her revenue euuef
sailed from Halifax Saturday last for Sable Island which
bring accounts OF her IN lew dnys iao steamer
Canada is also now days fsom Liverpool, and may
be ex pected at Halifax She will bring dates
from Liverpool the 18Th. and hopes entertained
that she will the return Of tho Atlantic to Liver
pool
The full returns the Of Mary land been
received, and loot up folows,
W Who'll: population $50 s ss'ss
Increase Of 1850 IU7e7S
Ofhis increase &C. 400 is in Baltimore city, and Il 00l in
tho counties Baltimore county has increased 1884, Allie
gany county 1888. Frederick $50. and Somerset 1854
Carroll county is tho only that has decreased, having
fallen of z, l22
Tho slave population of the State hus decreased
with 1910, the Of 5i and the FREQ
have ,cfeased ii22i The whole number of slaves now
the State is ", ITS, and Of Tree negroes rs 1853
The exports of Baltimore for tho week ending on Thurs
day last amounted in value 10 l2l nos 50
The fugitive slave Stephen Bennett belonging 10 Ca p'aln
Gallup. OF this city, who's, arrest examination, and dstv
cry his master announced my letter OF Saturday, was
brought back this city, his freedom having been pur
chased for 800 by his friends at Columbia, where he ha
been living for three past and had som
properly. and has wife and ohldren. Mr. Gallup
him excellent characte Tor honesty and fidelity and
4mt log him, said that no would give $40 10
him back If assured that no would remain. The
also spoke Ia the OF his wlsdged
that he had always been kind and good him. and
he would have away had be overheard his
ma er's brother advising him sell him to Georgia.
The MARKETS In tae BALTIMORE make, this
ing -four was steady but active. Sales OF 800
bbir Howari street At u 56l Nothing doing in Guy
Nils Iquots nominally at ~ g. Rye -four and corn
meai unchanged. Grain Is steady Sales Of red whsat,
good prince loo lob white do l0l lbs cents
q ia am, Sale o{v and
white IS 81 OATS ~ cents. Rye, ~ cents.
Provisions hni-prices unchanged sales small. The
grocery market is stead prices banged Whiskey is
cling nj rs rs cents, hhds and bbs Tho offerings OF
tile the scales reached 500 head 81 OF which
lett over 100 driven Phladephia tho balance
sold to city butchers prices ranging from So SO to IS rs
per 100 lbs the hoo equal IS 81 rs net and
aging 50 l2l Sales Of hogs brisk $b rs 100 lbs
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GREAT sale FIns Clsthtng.-A superior lot Of
cohiag bns consignment fom fashionable tailoring sstab
The North, opsnns Pennsylvania
der the Ahsnaum, 5h street
The discriminating public win and Articles Of dre in ts
worthy ts APPROVAL and they assured that prices
lower The ordinary cass q CLOTH
ng addition supior lot o. ans dsss and och Of the
dom il Of and arclss ~ winter
nroransds = they nsds with great from
~ ana sshosabs matsas and 0 ne extremely
ma winter they offered withoat raesd 70 cost
Jan lS-dH McDEvIiI AObiNSON'
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JaOR SALEFsk Raymond's elegant ar tight metallic cse
side Of avenue directly opposite CAD
by's Hotel. -. -,
Having completed extensive factory, which has ens1
demands for supeios eems and Dsns conn
unfortunate need conn fo their hlend
nave reduced prices below what 10 paid for maho
coffin conducting funerals In me country or city wn
regard RuMor 70 the contrary mc re@sa
of Cen T. placed Of Gonna noe hs
single occurred OF one Of them bursting ns ms
M. NJ. WHITE,
Nae aAam. Undertakes.
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Fess Osvics DssAsrnssT
Dscsabs ~. 1854.
CEALID PROPOSALS resolved his Department
O'Clock Of the alss day Of April for furnishing 70.
from the Of July such quantities and
such required aud ordered Tor The service
mail bags Of the following description, 10 wit
CANVASS MAIL BAGS.
size " inches In ciTcumenes)
Of weighing ounces 10 hs yard Of y
ncAes width the OF the fabric be doubled aud twisted and
nse-lold.
Sire IA inches length and ~ inches circumference %
weighing Is to tbs yard OF ~
Width the cloth be in every respect like that
Of the first size Of bags
(s length and 20 inches la crcumfer-
be made weighing III ounces 70 e yard
and the cloth he above described
The bag Of sizes Nos and TO Be made WIN
yct holes prov ded with cod 70
mouths All be mssed inside and outside mus
"U q. MALI
LEATHER AND CANVASS POUCHES,
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-Tf nes>ud pourss:--DA8sang Academy. $751;
va LABRR The hosov - announce 70 The ctsssss of
u wasasson and sosBsswn theA h second scsss q Hsse
rssidsncs 90 Psnnyvaaa avsnus Opposite Warar Hoss
Day n tuition. washington Tharsdsys anA bs
days; ososustowN--MeuAAys Ard Fddays. Us Ef
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GENERAL vspor Bath-Adopsed unanimously by Congress
through strong United
States and other phycans issonas
The hxsd portable the poson
favorable the debtated and IN ths SAFE equal distribution Of
heat The applications Nature aiding from the epidemic
aniidoc United pcnentiar
swhee efficient In diseases called percuriai in reu
matte Ac the saua Of the operations Of The
a famed oriental bath still nssd In Turkey there lately
udied undsged found particularly ssrvceah,s
respiration Instructions and rights for making
furnished Also powerful safely graduated electro
machine and complaints
Applied City Hail. wing hrst door Convenient Tor the
SEP, s~eodf BOYD REILLY.
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nMAsonic.A special Of Federal Lodge no
will be held Masonic Hail. Of 10Th this
Tuesday evening" 2sh January O'Clock The members
brethren II good standing cordially invited.
BY order Of X. w. M!
g. A. sCHWARZ NAN,
Secretary.
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General Agency and Law Once at w ashinEton,
DE sELDINC WYLIE,

DE sELDINC WYLIE,
Bxnss, Pennsyraria srerws, asev et
Brownis Hotel, Warrington, d. c.
CHAs DE sEIDING ANDREW wYLIE, jr, having formed
partnership tho Of prosecuting cams before
Congress- the executive departments before board Of
m spoauons
claims sganst foreign prepared give
sthfu all business that be ntustsd
land duties claims arising under contracts, rsates
buying selling real collecting private sam
renA, &c.
Andrw Wyle, IT,, will attend law business with which
himself the intrstsd In Of the courts
District, Supreme Cont of the United sfsies.
sed(ng being United States commissioner
public Of deeds for all the States Of the Unon
taking of testimony, acknowedg
which appertain his Office
Charges will moderate regulated by the claimed
and OF services required.
paid) will receive immediate attention
Ldiy
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POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK
TUESDAY. JAxuARY 49, 1851.
ApAME CAROLINE LOYO, Queen EQuestennc from the
III Cirque champs Eysses de Psfs wi In her eee-
uenege and ac for the nist
Ia tns city.
GRAND CHANGE OF PERFORMANCE.
f. director Of the Cirque FrAncase Psrisi Young
Bxp.te, Gadner NJ Master Ward, Housh King, oc
BIC 4. EatvmS tone, W. +. Wallet, III appear.
81, performance u Commences al u ociosk
.cat., Gallery
S. Cents. Gallery colored persons, Is cents.
ehcicn force attendance to preserve order ana
decofum.
Wednesday, night Of the Of hApAA1
CARoLkG.
au.
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0ENCY, Wa1hingtsn.-Ths undevsigRed, lass Of the
specton kanch Of he Pass Once Department, o1sp be s
NATL gsneraly and hoss II the soutbw
section pAswlnsy with s aarsncs tsa hs removal oe
do~e initiate against the for
tsined the department FIR honesty, capacity, and Adey -
refers his In ocs Of soth paroles, with their hesV
consent, sustain him therein.
All orders attend husns ~ svsy nssus, The -.
eovernmeSt win he thankfully received and promptly dsspsn
fNas F HH JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July 4-dn ats of Post once DsparfMss"
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Pauora,na OF tl.o Bible.

BY referring tie advertisement another column will
thar Insco Wisms magnificent painting will be exhibited this
evening Odd Fellows Hail. The Baltimore says:
This truly splendid instructive, moral entertainment
kn0wledged all afford ample
feast the mind Of the brhoide Than exhibited
in this county"