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A DELPHI THEATRE, SCENERY, CURTAINS LAMPS
n BENCHES sc, AT AUCTION Monday ateraooa, Sep
tsmber Soelock, the shall sell 10. No w. In
situated side Pennsylvania Avenue be
Al eoans Soa feet and iopessS
BY substantial thee,ory BRICK badng, with hack bssdng
known ana used Adsphi Theatre
WIN tnng the building be eonsefled iulo ware
house % dwelling which equal 10 property the
souh side Of the Avenue Previous The sale Of the o aud bsd
we shall sell all the moyeabe benches ismpss
&c, for cash sales OF The scenery Ae, O'Clock.
The OF The lot and will 81 900 cash In
residue
interest payable half yearly by OF Title
disputabe
Sep I'D DYER MCGUIRE, Aucnonesrs.
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Georxetovn College, ID. C1he classes will be opened
and The lectures
CHARLES II. STONE5TREET,
Sen, o--eod2w Preside
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Mnrshal's sale.

Marshal's sale.
DY fuoa issued clerks Of
ID District Of Columbia for the
county Washington directed shall public
TUESDAY, before
OF said 2, the foowi described
Lot No No y2 lot No y, in
No 32 Nos and 10, In square No so lot NO 10 square
No No ., in square No 2tl; lot No in square No $50
65l and lot No ~, No. $50 seized
will be sold satisfy udeias No ~ and ~ to
October term, 1851 luthhhb WALbAcHs
Sept 4-dt30thsep Marshal, ID. @.
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III Thursday the 4h instant shall sell the residence Of A.
X Paris eq, between 18th and lit streets,
about 10 remove 10 O'Clock, large
er household and kitchen furniture
part OIL was
Mahogany sofas, sideboaTds, and bureaus
DO rocking, parloT, and chairs
marble aud side table
DO do and sinks
DO dining and bfcaka tables
Maple, cane, wood seat chairs
High and " post bedsteads, wafdrobes. &c.
largeh han mi and other glasses
ParIor, hail. and other lamps
/ fun = uni chairs ouomans
Bath light and other stoves
Beds, bedding, hair aud shuck mattresses
Venetian window blinds mating, SC
HAT rack, andirons, shovel aud longs
With good assortment IL kehsn requisites. -
All under SIS, cash Sao, credit oil
A. GhEENs
AucuOAecT.
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Notwithstanding the various contradictory reports OF
the telegraph, have doub, that Bell and Hender.
son are elected governor and lieutenant governor. and
Richardson Scurry and volney E. Howard chosen in the
two congressional districts. James Hemph is elected
chief Justice without opposition.
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BOARDING and Day school for Young Ladies.-Tbs
Misses HAWLEY viii duties OF their school
Monday their residence Pennsylvania
18th 18th
Aug 0-Qaw4~
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Ord TO Mid. Mid. fair Fully fair
good good mid. fair
Upland and Fsq ssss ssS.ss ~

Under large receipts and the Auantics news, -four has
heavy sales straight western, 50 rs 50 81 round
hoop Ohio So 81 SO 90 fair southern. S4a ~ l2t Rye
flour. So 81 a 81 81. Corn meal, 50 a 81 rs Wheat,
southern red, 20 Rye, IS Oats ~ 40 cents,
northern Corn good demand 90 for round yellow.
Pork buoysnti mess, SIS rs old SIS prime ne w,
sI3 I2i beef, mess So rs Sill Tobacco, II
Whisky, 23A, Ohio.
Money plenty, and, with more demand for good
per- the repeated panos, fall
ing The banks, rule, discopn, their receipts, and
the good paper long for their is done at 10 IL pcr
cent in the street, stocks call Money is sbondsn,
per The stock market is gradually improving,
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ONO SooTT.-All the whig county conventions
in Ohio are unanimous in recommending General Scott
for the next presidency II there ia single exception
I've hay moi
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New ORLEANS, Sept. 2.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 2.
The from Havana by the Cincinnati is TO the eve.
ming the 18th steamer rived that morning Havana
win fifteen soldiers, wounded in battle at Cadola
The 2sr The Spanish report is that forty pirates were
sa ana e a % s o SV the
22d including Adjutant Graham and Lieut. Fercandng
The capla9eneai issued proclamation Offering pardon
all insurgents who Will surrender Within four days
after the publication OF the noteein their respective dis
trics and reward 10 any who will deliver up Lopez
The Spanish loss Cedola is said 10 have been very
great yera surgeons having been down attend
the wounded. The patriots always shot az soon
letter that Lopez is in position to hold
for two months The Crescent publishes letter from
Criitenden, written before his execution, in which he
that his party bad not single cartridge Lopez
The authorities max ing vigorous efforts TO prevent an
expedition going Cuba. The money in slowly
arrival of the Anrica Cotton Iproved-Eov Declined
New YoRK, Sept. 81 p, m.--rhe steamer America
rived AT Halifax this morning Common 10 middng COZ
tiles 4; fair Orleans, 81 Mobile, 5asale OF the week,
5000 bales Spectators took 1900 and exporters $4,000
bales Sales Saturday OF 5000 bales Market closed
firm. The harvest is progressing finely.
-Four and wheat are greatly depressed Flour had de-
clined Cd. wheat, I'd. Corn had advanced Cd.
Trade in manufacturing districts is improving, and
the spinners are fully employed
Money is in demand rates unchanged. Consos
At Hsvre there have been active sales Of during
The week %, 900 bales Sales up O'Clock Thurs
day of z, 900 bales very ordinary Oleans at 81
YAcHr AMERICA TRIUMPHANT The yacht America,
regatta on Friday, beat eighteen British yachts easily.
The political news Is unlmporiaht
LOUISVILLE, Sept 2.
Powell governor elect, nauguraed TO day with great
pom at Frankfort He has appointed d. Merwehcr, late
candidate for Congress- secretary OF State,
The Cuban excitement is dying OIL Returned volunteers
from New Orleans state that 400 with
no means OF getting off, and nothing wherewith to pay
their expenses.
BosToN, Sept 81, T. IN.
The steamer Canada sailed to-day with sc passengers,
and S2DU, 900 specie.
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INTENSIVE SALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS
CoURTon Monday morning. September 9Th, 10 O'Clock,
,hal al Richard Harrington
the yard ali his furniture and
hack, gig, sleigh, sets OF harness. &C.
all
dwelling, which
superior feather beds part
Mahogany sofas and rockers
paror and seat chairs
Lounges, sideboard dining aud other tables
Centre tables side tables, looking glasses
Pnor, chamber, passage, and stair carpets
High and post bedseads, cots
Superior feat beds, hair aud shuck
Dressing plain bureaus, washstAnds
Toilet sets, wardrobes, table and bed linen
Dinner and tea ware, crockcry aud glass
Table cutlery, refrigerator, stoves
Kitchen utensils, &c.
Also ouanuy OF liquors. the furniture and
At O'Clock, p. m
horses COW, omnibus, hackney COACH sleigh,
with useful stable requisites.
Temss S15, Sl5, credit Of
and months, satisfactorily endorsed
DYER MCGUIRE
Sept4-d Aucnoneers.
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III AkxRlED.

On the instant city, by the Rev. Dr. of Phil
United States
TO HANNAH MARIA daughter of DR. WIN JONES.
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The ALABAMA cRops.-The crop in Alabama as
well as in Georgia and South Carolina has amos, en-.
tirely failed rom the effect OF the drought. Provisions
are unusually dear at Tuscaloosa. The Monitor say,
that bacon sides are now selling from IL to 10 cents
pound Flour is worth s. so per hundred Lard il
hardly TO be got for any price and so OF other articles
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PgsssYLvAsIA The contest 10 Pennsy lvana is not a
doubtful There few free soIlers acting
with the democracy. Their numbers in the State
not consde rabe but their strength will be cast for the
wings Hence the action Of the wing Stale convention,
and the conduct Of Johnston in favorag agitation against
the fugitive law But there considerable portion Of
the wing. favorable 10 the Compromise. They will
either not al all, support The democratic ticket
Bger mus, be elected by large majority beyond all per-
adve n,ure.-Sf. Louis Times
This appears be the general opinion of all parties
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NCHOOL ROOKs-Au kinds in the city or nef'bor
~ hoodthe csseat extremely 20"
pdces.
Sept FRANSk IAiLon.
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Alexandria and Warrington Boat.
Jbo,aas CofIuyyts NEIL

AIexandrfa and WashinKtOn BOat.
Thomas Coiyr's week.
= x~r The steamboat THOMAS COLI.YER will de.
ExApAlk~e at the following hours. coach connects
1.k with the boat in Washington. Boats fare l2x
going leaving the trip, I2k
George Washington will be hs Mount Vernon
Leave Alexandria at TX, *, TX, ~, avs.
Leave Washington at ek lOA, IL, *, ~, 81, 81.
Sept 4-4t SAMUEL GEDNEY, Captain.
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A 7 ODD FELLOWS HALL, MONDAY EVENING, Hepem
II Der g, and EVERY EVENING during the week-WEsT
PsFLs Operate Troupe-the ORIGINAL CAMPBELL
MINsTRELLshave the honor that they have
Hall, where they Will give series
OF their INIMIrABLE ENTERTAINMENTS, as above
Sept 3-6t DR. r. a. JONES agent.
FURNITURE Dry GOOds-StOck comprehensive have
pie all housekeepcrs in this city,
Gecrg town. Aexanda envon that they find In
complete assortment OF every
goods furnish house offered them 70
that the rigid
complain Our goods adapted to the use OF oil
rich All respectfully invited To call aud
following goods been added 10 stock;
pieces 1874 woolen drugget, tapestry patterns
lU-4 do do
linen do for dancing
bales Dutch all wooa very heavy and durable ar
ticle dining sitting
beauhtul aiclo
paors three plies and almost a. cheap as 0Fd
ingrans
10 pieces tapestry and Brussels stair Competing.
rods all prices, from 81 SO to $lS 50 per
dozen-veryc cheap. .
cases elegant window dxures unusually low
prices.
cartons embroidered under Of
which surprisingly rich
o be shown any who have the desire to
Sept 2-d2wu CLAGEIi DODsoN.
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The decline the price Of cotton this has Affected
the ne exports but the quantity Of farm produce
going forward likely compensate for the remainder OF
the year The specie operations this port for the eight
months ending with August exhibited in the deposes
Al Philadelphia and the exports as follows
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Colum btan College. ID. q.
THE Of months will be opened the 18th
Il September
Room, library, bed ................ ~
Charges students who do board
library, and furniture ~
Fuel cost washing 37k per dozen.
MstcuIaion $40; and charge aversge
The college
exceed 81
time the opening OF the preferable Bills payable three
months in advance.
Our students the opportunity OF lee
lures by the distinguished the smith
sonan Institution hearing debates and
before the United when
no other college present.
CoLtrar Hill. August las, Aug o2--dAcpiswzw
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DHrL1P BARTON KEY Will attend "a any bussnsss
he may he nussd with before either this Dis
tc and viii also attend the Of claims bss Cos
gress and the Departments. Once 9 street.
WAsaIssron, July u, late. vH-ssv6
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ort, from Great Britain United States sir month, TO July

There has been very general dnlnlton In the npor-
aton OF all these articles this year. and, with the ortuou
mode reasoning which distinguishes H. the Tribune pro-
nounces this a sign of distress Ii the imports very
large then that the country srnined by running
into debt - if the imports ALL it is because the peo-
pie are poor buy" Ia of its attacks upon
nmecia freedom, produced table of the ports Of
into New York 1t procured at the house
for tho purpose Of showing how the iron interest
ued by the increased import OF iron. As the return how
the Tribune changed its plan, and stated as follows
"And thus we establish dminuton of the power to
purchase the Of almost twenty although
this population has grown more than ten per cent. 4"
Now apply this Tribune notion the above table,
we find that there elimination Of the power pur-
chase every article the list compared with last year
but compared nh the two last of the tariff OF 1872
.he power purchase" has than doubled in most
articles PARTICULARLY in ''linen," which has rival here
OF iron ia particular Is the pton nine times greater
1885, although the Tribune laments that is less
than ia 1850. In my last letter ] showed the fraud by
which Tribune suppressed the figures for the receipts
of produce New Odeans in 1850, and alleged great
ducton although The figures which it suppressed showed
increase of SIS 900, or 20 per omitted ils
remarks upon table it had mutiated, but append
them as iollowsi
The figures given by it, compared with the Ones
5 olowsi
Tribune table, Official
&s ,oo9,oO0 1913 ISL 9del
1886. great reducton) le49... ", 1878
Increase. IA, 90S 6l
u pon this table, which it had ialsified the Tribune
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INTERESTING TO MARrsERs-The Boston Journal states
that il has been determined to light up the old light.
house at Scitua,e. which abandoned after the con
sruciion OF the light house Mino,s Ledge The new
light will be single red light OF the first class and can.
not therefore. be mistaken for either of the other lights
in Boston bay. The old light at Scituaie was double
white light. The Journal says the rclgbting OF this
light house will be found to be great convenience 10
the mariner, the especially is extremely doubt
fuIindeed. altogether mprobable-lhai the little ship
at Mnofs Ledge will be able 10 hold on TO her moorng.
during the coming winter.
AMERICANS IN AUSTRALIA recent Vienna letter to the
Boston Atlas contains account of the way Americans
are treated in the Austrian domnions They have great
trouble in getting their passports revised by Austrian Off
cals-are closely watched, and in two have
been told that there room enough in America for
Them to travel As to numbers. the letter says;
"The ,hrong OF Americans through Vienna still
tnuss Al one ime during the past week, there were
ten here from Cincinnati aoneegh Of them in
pany gentleman jost coming from Rome says there
are three hundred Americans there at present Most Of
those passing through Vienna are either their way to
italy, or coming from there. Switzerland, understand
is psrfeclly swarmed with our counymen this summer
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Upon this table, which II had SO laisifed, the Tribune
rematkedi
.'rhe commercial sDonden OF tue Union wa e
of the fall the trade OF New Orleans, he Ii
he So his object in furnishing the of III.
New York canals that Of deceving his readers If he
not has provd his ncapacity for the task he had
undertaken. He cannot, we conceive, escape from
hang ng on of the horns OF this dilemma"
This is genuine Greeeysm aud yet that paper has the
folly 10 suppose that Journal Of Commerce. and other
resectabe prints will con Iescend TO handy words with
one guilty Of such puere tergiversation.
The yh,ness of the money market has had the effect of
checking export Of specie, and also of stimulating the
xpos produce. The exports from this port, for July
and Aug gust. have been foowsi
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still conducted In the
nan,.r The central and
~ ,bs house and the comforts
here combine render ii agreeable
want 10 the traveller.
Uay,pg Of John L. Tucker
The establishment the subscriber pledges
tons reputation and
TONERS. WM. II. PARKER.
Bo.ror, August IA, 1851.
i5--3awtw
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Specie. Fre Dutiabe. Domestic Total.
yuy 20 0O4,I7O sa,3u SE41e4 s3,Ies027 S9,s7s go5
August. - 26s3444 33s5a9 3,a59 594 $3.50 5sI
Ton ss7764 252s5 sIs,s.3 6,447,62l 1899 4ss
1850 3Ol9ss 3j,3as IO66,e5e s5ll,65J 1850 ,2j6
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SPECIMENS OF stone, Iron and Wood Bridges, Via
y duets tunnels cuves, Of United States railroads
from actual measurement OF tbs
works, including pans elevations sections, and details OF each
by remarks the relative merits OF the Va
forms Of construction adopted regards economy strength
bills Of timber, IRON
suctnes-by George Duggan achitec ana
civil large folio numbers with many large
appendix the art OF bridge build
in Europe, and numerous original de-
bridges, cuverts &c the whoe caicuaoo
of engineers and TO assist draughssmon
bridge builders, mechanics, and Students
Price, rs per number to subscribers
This day received by
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BosToN Sept. 81, T.
The steamer Canada sailed to-day with 36 passengers,
and 5000, 900 in specie.
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pERsONAL NOTICE the heirs or legal OF
Captain his brothers and sisters, W ne
the State Of Virginia to ~ beLeved) tne
South Carolina, will address kedneId, al tne
civ of New York they something greatly their ad
vantage Sept 2-d3t
TAPESTRY Velvet and Tapestry Brussels Carpet
l. ings.-Just received
elegant goods o above description which,
present enable please the most iss
udious
Also rugs, and door mats match
tapestry colored floor cilcIoth -,
panel, oak and marble, mosaic pave, ana oou-
quet patterns which according 10 daaram TO order
Sept 2-d2wf CLhGE TT = boDSoN.
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University OF Maryland.
win "Wednesday, the oth DAY OF Octo-
i io5l, and close LIST March, lc52.
Nathan r. Smith, NJ. D., surgery,
WUIinm e. A. Aiken, vi ID. Chemistry and Pharmacy.
Chew M d. Therapeutics, Materia Medca and Hygiene
Joseph Rohy, ii. d., Anatomy and Ply Sioogy
William Power, NJ. d., Theory and Practice Of Medicine.
Rchurd Thomas d. Midwifery and Diseases Of Women and
Children.
George w. Milenberger, NJ. D., Pathological Anatomy
The ample opportunities Of practical
a moderate expense.
CIinca n Professors Smith and Pow
privilege Of daily visits to its
war witho o student for the ticket.
SOS practical anatomy Sl0 matrc
uatop, So graduation, $40
WILLIAM Il. A. AIKEN, Dean.
paimore. August 1. 5-2zwtl5Oc.
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VIRGINIA Locomotive and Car Works, Wolfe street
and river Potomac, Alexandria, vrsnnsmith Perkins,
locomotive and tenders marine
boilers chilled wheels and nxIes,
chilled wrought spre, machinery and castings gen
orally
gned having extensive shops, and
machinery
machinery Of all kinds,
r.. c. SMITH,
Late OF ne xandra Iron Works.
THATCHER PERKINS,
Late Master Machinery and Ohio Ralrosd
Aur1-dim
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M. A. TYSON AND sIsrERs' SEMINARY FOR
YOUNG LADIES,
On r street, bcfwssn 1914 and l3A street,.
THE institution will be resumed
Monday 18th OF september and IL desirable that the
should their attendance that early
OF Parents and guardians who
respectfully invited do
circulars BE- obtained
! the Seminary. Aug 4-5hwot
TOURNAMENT.-The grand Tournament Of the season will
Fsuquer white Sulphur Springs The I'd Of
september, rn5 5,h the Fancy hail.
Aug 25-dt5thSep
EwIs ARUNDEL. Railroad Of IAfsy by tho
IL author Of Frank FaireRh.
The international Magazine for September
Life Of Mary Miss Benscr, author OF Life Of
Bosyn
suars Dictionary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS descriptive,
theoretical mechsnca2 vols, NuslSated
subject. referred In the work
Rebel OF Dorcheser; by w. Gilmore
Simms.
Confessor; historical novel.
Just published and this day received for sale by
TAYLOR MAURY,
Aug Bookseller, 9sh
SHOEMAkERs' GOODs.-On hand, and cons tanuy recev
~ ing Of importation, all kinds stuhs
mnss.
Merchants supplied with
ces in the above line which will be sold accommodating
JOHNS PAYNE,
Importers and dealers shoemaker goods,
Northeast Of Fourth and Arch Phadsphs
July 2-eod3m
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THE undersigned respectfully informs the
he has become proprietor the line Of matt
from Washington city Winchester by the way Q, h.ouA
horse.wI have IN ms empoymnnt
erperi' need skfu, attentive and ACCOMMODATING
trip good and every ps'hs VII ~
effort made, for the
and comfort Of those who extend 70 MN ,"e
respectfully sonche" o"cs ~ 'oo""o
| ''o"-'' : o'''' JAMES II. KEMP
AuoI-
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Episcop Institute for Young Ladies,
Northrea Of 9th and E streets
THE INSTITUTE will its session the nrst OF septsm
efficient, Of professors and teachers In every
department..
boarding pupils s25o including English and
mathematics
day pupiper session Of fire nonth'-rom eo to
S22 in English and mathematics
Ancient languages drawing, painting &c,
had Of the Principal Early application for
admission is
WILLIAM ]. CLARK, Principal.
wAsHisoros CITY, August -, 1851
hup I7-dtl5Oct
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FAnt fnamei Ware.--Ye who listen with credu
ty 10 the whispers Of fancy, and pursue with eocern
e pnatoms OF nope; who not satisfied with the wonders
WHICH lne world has already Produced look earnestly for
muse al are to come, attend to the description Of new
oiscovery which in spite Of the gaseousness of This gene
aton, challenges all other inventions and demands Tho
prize ofsuperiority ~
Inc rent Enamel Ware, is an article compoJed of
fi', feldspar, and Quartz ground bolted and baked
ana When taken from the kiln harder and more durable
"ah marble Itself II is capable of being moulded nto
az! 'or' and when thus moulded covered with hin,
'"ae Whch IN the beauty and variety of its colors ia
squ' 10 me most splendid Parian marble. The varons
forms into which Il is article al present shaped arc T
SETS comprising all articles necessary for Toilet nprnoses
fi'chers Coffee Pets Tea Pots, Crockery for table use
water lrns Soda Fountains Beer Fountains Ping BASINS
spuoons, Flower Vases, Picture Frames Candle sucl
Curtain Pins, Fancy Bottles Door Knobs Knoclor a,,
rates, Counter Slabs Floor Tiles and ar olepnor o,,
100 numerous to MENTION h
ms ware Is superior any now In use in tvvo ns,,o
ar Qualities. First in its being unaffected by the ac,io 81
e ne very utmost heat being able to start the Eno
' vi oJure the polish ;but when taken from The heat,
VI '" hfe Is found to be beautiful as il was WHOM -
' P'' "' ms quality, as every one sees renders I,
superior 70 any thing yet disc ycred for baking
anu peculiarly fits II to take the place of Iron IN a.,
u'ac'ure Of stoves as it is not only more beaunc ~,
ee IRON That dsagreeObte odor which is always
ca 10 Iron Stoves Secondly is free from all
Qualities whatsoever SO that il can be used for All Coos
purposes without any injury resulting ,herefrom.
IN ne' s beauty, fintheartedness md durabil, adam,
ior almost every purpose which our necessi,les =,
lies demand. ~ i"Au'
'ah ana ook at the Ware, and you as well Ms we ,m
pronounce L the greatest invention Of the aee.
WHEATON & HIcKcox.
Waldo Block, Main 81
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Massachusetts, Legislature.
THURSDAY r.,

- THURSDAY, Feb. 20.
were presented and referred, and the papers from the
House disposed of in concurrence -" INC
NO business ofimportance was transacted This morn.
ng' and the Senate adjourned ~ o'clock in order 10
College at that hour 80 '"i u
House, The morning business was sligbt. Mr.
story OF Salem, from the Committee on Elections re.
ported mat the remonstrans against the right Of M
Dairy Oh hanover, TO his Seat have leave to Withdraw
Inc orders ofthe day were taken up, and the resolve
10. eie Payment OF State Pauper Accounts in the Audi
tors office was laid on the table,
third reading. F''Seu 10 a
The bill enarging the jurisdiction of Cops,obes o,d
adjourned. ga 'i'e house