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sentence Into execution, adjusted The rope bu9spl man
ne said h. a ,s S :: t o,.p
shall shorty have the hang Of it,
A dry goods store was robbed at Dresden on the
Ohio canal. few day. ,ince. The Iobbef being cosey
requesting the owners TO take them back, he oun
marked high he could not sell them 70 as 10 make
profit on them !!
The locomotive on the Lexington tKy) Railroad
thrown from the track recently BY pile Of fence rails
which had evidently placed there by scoundre
the DurDOse No damage was done A large reward has
been by the for the detection Of the
tors.
The editor ofthe Abbeville (Ala.) Banner mourns
over the burning Of his dwelling by ince,dary and ex
claims" The that would be guilty Of burning an edL
tors house thousand Of such mems souls could dance
a mustard seed for the night.
Tea, said to have been grown by the East India
Company the slopes Of the Himalaya mountains at a
udes ranging between eco and $500 feet above the level of
the sea- has been recently sold in London 1t represented
have ready sale prices above the ordinary
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AUCTION SALES.
accosslOn. 0I..........W. 4. r. Griffith
BIZ r. b. TAYLOR 4 TOURNE.
Great Sale Of Store Lots :. First Annual s.I. M
the Batture Building Lots, second
Municipality, New Orleans

PINES sa.h 5s9uay !. ss s and following
sac. ROOM Magazine street. '''''' at the Arcade
By and OF Legislative enactment approved March
front Of Manicp.y No. Two s 81 s s ssue
PATTY and or All ssss Muns
p TsT %'!s
wJ L SSi o peI GR6 5isa in' o .
evee Fulton, Common and Canal Streets having three
NINE LOTS OF GROUND in the 'quar. bounded BY From,
Leyee Fulton Common and Gavsr numbering rom to
Leyes streets Lot, s front % Fulton Front Lsvee
SIXTEEN LOTS or aaoyMD bounded New
Lot No forms the corner Fulton New Lvss md
Loss a. g. TO- IL, IL, s, IA, Is New eyee
l. SIXTEEN LOTS OF GROUND 10 the square bounded b,
New sevee Fulton PoyS a, and Lafayette street., from
and POyd5ais s streets Lot No = forms ;h Lys
SSiis 81 ~ tssss si TO- H.
soS .,.. I Nj o Sn Ss se #
I'D a IN Me- =. F ks,ss sure Ns Lot, M H. and
e,s Fuon, Glroa and Nous Dame street,. numbering from
Lsyes Lot No 10 form. Of No.e Dame fulton
and New Lsvee streets Lo2 and Fulton
NINE LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded by No,r.
Lot No. forms hs et a Of N.;s
New Levee streets Lots 49, and from:
s. TWENTY-THREs LOTS OF GROUND in the square bou..
ded Julia st Joseph, New Levee Fulton numbeng
Inclusive No. the Of Jula Fuon
and New Lot No. % forms the b. Joseph
Fulton and New Levee Lots q T. S. g. To- M
49, a. Is, 49, IT, 49, 49, %, 81 a. fulton Lsvee
g. FIVE LOTS OF GROUND square bounded bv q,
Joseph Market New Levee and Fulton numbering ro 10
Lot No. Joeph Fuoo and
New Levee No. MARKET Fuion
and New Levee Lots and front New
Levee
TO- FIVE LOTS GROUND square bounded by Market.
Delord Fulton aud New Levee in
rst No forms st s s Of fpp Ssy
New Levee Lots and Fulton New Lsvee
H. ONE isLET, bounded by Delord Fulton Levee and
street named having frons
The above described property from It's loeay
Real Estae the United The whole os
fronts wide well
heavy Western business whole
photographic Plans will be ready the-Augu and
can be forwarded with marginal requiring
Lots Will not re sold in front Of that
parties to the compromise $780, who shall
|
Terms Of sals-One-ffth cash; balance equal nss sn
divided rsquired Of three
cfe Ut, with cent date univ
and not then pad, per On yIne
secured " mortgage on the properly. au5 eff
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ArrtvaLs at the Principal Hotels yesterday

Arrivals at the Principal Hotels yesterday.
.VERANDA.. A Papenduck, N Schmidt, F B Nichols,
M sy bpS9.dge apa lady, Hamsn Fo,
Dess,. P Ensign, Todd, j P Raney, a Hitler, DR. Il
Marsis Goodman. Mrs Ksrkbnde; aohidren and servt
maid Cincinnati Alien and family q: Ms BOW e
den and dan ghters, Red River; q Atwood, U A; e
aenss Bs .pcrs; I l Rogers. Ilasons, Al;
Rsnftos Gsq v Clarke Ny; 70; CSaourier, sarato
Georgia; Mr. III Thomas, NY; FW Ladter, J H Lls:9n,
N; pr q Williams. Texas, Alex Norton, aeamer West.
ern World.
PLANTERS. H Thomhl, Smith, C d Buncs, E
Phelps. NewOrsans; Michael. St Louis; Horace.
Brewster, NewYork; w Pepper. Indiana.
ARCADE. Cecil, Galveston John Mack, Califor-
MA; Randall, Thos Brown. Pennington. Miss; VIM
Tew. Hafrisonburg La II Hayward. st Louis; Backus
Highman. NewOrleans; w Hider, Texas; w Weary,
Black River, La.
n CsMMERoIAL; 3 B Hart, Louisville; Fennerty, Pine
Hopping. Ihos ARMSTRONG iii i; Richardson. La jacob
kost L Schell, G NJ Jones, II Scott, II Burlington,
Ellison. 81 Louis James Burger. w Hines, Coil,
Brown, y Baw'ek, ycksbnrg; Hiram Newell, Y
Jacob Raynier, Florida Isaac Thompson Philadelphia.
CoNTI STREET YERANpA.. j Mail, Brownsville; C A
Logan, Miss Eliza Logan, Mrs Duncan Cincinnati Loey.
istine, Terrebonne; A Haines, Coast.
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r. r. r.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

K. Il. Z.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Is acknowledged by the true men of America to
be the quickest and most efectual remedy
for the cure Of pain and the removal
Of ats cause PAIN II tile World
the warning given of the presence of disease,
and the prostraton oil the system To sp pain
and to give vitality and healthy acton = Tie nerv
70 as to enable the system to ward stacks
Of disease This we accomplish by
Radway's Ready Relief,
which prepared expressly for the instant relief of pain and
tostengten nvgo,ae, and to regulate action OF the
Ready n nf
G now RsssaSsd BY in every place
Neuralgia, Tic DOuloursux, Sick and
Nervous Headache,
who have used weak and Intellectual remedies in vain
certify that one or two applications of RaDwAY's READY
Kelley externally aAd 81 drops al dose internally, have
completely cured them has stopped the most
Rheumatism
u fifteen minutes and cured the disease entirely in twenty.
tour hours It has cured some during its application Ii will
""a''''0p '"s pam IN N Sse or sen %,nues'
Every of neuralgia where been properly used it
has stopped the pain in few minutes It's continued use
WI strengthen the nerves and rid the system entirely from
Paralysis
Or nervous prostraon relaxation of the muscles-in 80
hours strengthens, warns, and nvgoraies every muscle
nerve and sinew in the system.
HaIhh INC nOhG9s
All pains and all aches feel its wonderful soothing and
strengthening inuence it instantly arrests the severe
pains.
Jumping TOOth-ache.
L Will stop the most tantazng oohache in few seconds
THIS thousands OF citizens attes Nervous pains
all Kinds are arrested in few moments by Railways Ready
Rebel.
Sick Headache.
S9 out Of 1000 will free from pain in Is minutes and
the eontnned use according to directions will positively cure
II Pnce-0O and rs cents.
RAILWAYS INDICATED SOAP,
AS a beautifier of the Skin.
surprises every thing ofthe kind in the world it removes
Richness, Pimples B0tches, Pustues, letters Rash II
Salt Rheum, Ring Worm, Sore Heads Sores Pustu
lar Eupons ttmpars health to the skin and beauty to the
complexion As Nursery and Toilet Soap, beyond thu
One cake Of Railways Soap will longer than three
cakes OF the same size OF other Soap therefore
the cheapest and best soap the world. ~ Price cents
large cakes in engraved wrappers and the OF G.
Railway upon each wrapper.
THE GROWING ORNAMENT OF
BEAUTY
Is a beautiful head Of LuZursant Hair.
Radway's Circassian Balm.
The lady gentleman who desires beautiful article t.
dress their Hair, are advised to make of Railways Cir
cassian Bam 1t possesses advantages over ali othe
dandru and ygor the roots and bulbs uyg
crates TO healthy action the OF e which gives 10 thu
hair healthy root and forces the hair to grow il cure
Badness, stops the hair from falling out makes fine
strong, soft and glossy keeps from turning gray or becom
ing dscoored II truly luxury to dress the hair with thi
delicious preparation.
tY Sold by J. WRIGHT & co.
. l5l Chartres At.
apl0 eOd&W ly g. N. MORRISON.
IL Magazine st.
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Gfssssnt Bsss ano 1st 25a ting 0tlss.
NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY MORNING, NOV G. 1851

M'nnes0t@.-Minnesota Territory held its annu-
alelectlon for members of the. Legislature on the
18th The Minnesotan Wing says that it has re-
suited in complete triumph for the Independent
party, with which the wings were identified, in
opposition to the reguard emocratic organization.
Important from Hayti.-Advices from Port au
Prince TO October LIST, note that the French and
British C0nsuls had left for Gonaives, attended by
two British war steamers and one French brig, TO
force Solouque to accept their utimatum with re-
gard to making peace with the Dominicans. They
intended TO give the Emperor 40 hours to decide,
and it was supposed he would submit to the terms
proposed.
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IN the First municipality in the fol OWN,
able MI The Nos commence al the Railroad up.
the second n the Nos commence above the Sesmbos
ng No being Futhoat landing In Third un3) the trs
Railroad nd M
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Steamer Franklin, Berry, Apalachcola, Master
%
Arrived.
Ship Edw Everett. Gunby, ID days from Baltimore to
,,, Ashbrldse &co-lst my.
ship Chaos Ounton, II days from Savannah to master2
Ship Anartic. Ynega, IA days from New ork to master
I'd my.
Ship uana. Barrett. II days from NewYork. to Cohen
list my. - ~
Ship Sage Robinson, 70 days from NewYork. to J w
Ship Norfolk. Rogers. 20 days from Boston, to w Hynson
Ship Jas Corner Bennett. 50 days from LIVERPOOL to master
Ship astoria Leland from New York via Mobile. to master
Snip Lochnvar Ballard. IS days from Philadelphia, to
Ship Java, Bennett is days from Philadelphia to master
Ship Gen Washington, Berry, Is days from NewYork. to
Bremen bark Richard Cobdeu, Baeer from Bremen Sept
10, in ballast, to Warneken & kirchhof-Lafayette
STEAMBOAT.
Lowndes; Jr. Johnson from Washington Landing.
It Paul, Yore, from st LOUIS
Josiah Lawrence Darlington from st Louis.
t.aido, Dimitry, from Donaldsonvllle.
Waaern World, Norton, from st Louis.
w Downs; Cannon, from st Louis.
Trinity. Webb. from Louisville.
Music, Sreck. from l!onsdsonvie.
Saxon. Smith, from Memphis.
Emperor, jerks, from Vcksburg.
Towboa, Olivia Disney. from the Paes-towed down light
brought up ships Edw Everett and Chaos.
Passengers.
Per ship Chaos, from Savannah-3 in steerage
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FRUITS, NUTS, Ere
500 boxes and half boxes MR. Raisiny:
100 drums Smyrna Figs;
so boxes Lemons;
200 bags S0ft-shell Almonds;
so bbls Brazil Nuts
Cement, Cove, Pmento, ETC., for sale by
no A. r. COCHRAN q co. a TGhoupitoulas st.
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Tobscco-Tbs,e ,,,e,. ay,.l hnvs-, .hon, h. . ,,s
mo, lear of snv ,,I. hs;,. oon.nmm.,sa ~ "" '
di,oosed or nj aEaso e., aood common 10 s,,;o,a
% aso o'V 10 ooo DUE moasse" ~ <'1sO07Ac' phncipay
al The lowest price.
Fl0ur-The number of buyers was few and heard Of
barely Io bbs Sold at % 4O0t3 81 for light weight % IS
Tor Illinois, and 90 Io9e3 70 Dbl for the best brands Of
o. LOUIS supefnne Light weight Ono sold on tuesday al
70 20 Y Dbl
Grain-Corn rather dull, with sales of $500 sacks
including 1900
az a, Al ON :, MSIo "a .oo 80" t t, .e
ore o. ~, u" a. .tUs0, anu 4'1 SACKS phme whte ana
yeiow ~ 44coI Odh lU sacks ST. Louis were disposed
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ADJUSTMENTS.


ArmOry Hail.
ERR ALEXANDER viii perform nights veeb com
mencinx MONDAY, Oct "a the follovne tn EsI1a v
TnuEsDAY and FRIDAY Nishs and every night durins
performances. '' s " s'"A e"A"s' u
Great combination OF TALENT Astonishing amusing dis
plays The power Of mind inert matter
Inc original Sim9s pgre My.sioas Incomprehensible
HERR H. ALEXANDER
Magician and
Peared since the creation Of the world. ~
q FIRST Magcan's commepcss with Herr
appearances In the go s'' n'eAA"se's
RNCHANTED
dressed In rich ornamented
All me Novelties In Natural Magic performed by the neat
hhs o. hasetsn AL the Enchanted PaIss iii
performed and dlsplayed MzEisns Drsams
epfeentsons Of Psror Amosemen Deusioos m
enntents Mrscl and splsnd fesi.
ssc never before exhibited states en-
or.cns many and astoniahing Ar
hne Band Of Muse will perform variations every nisht
Inc "ondrons and Mysterious viii arter IN
o'clocki DOOR open at !, lreci,eiy
Ticket SO ctnts, children IS
q Perons wishing can pecurs than fror .
from 10 to Il NJ Carnage may Be ordered
at halfpas 10 O'Clock - '
Duls the following week expected Hem Asx.n
VII Perform night for Benefit Of the New
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SAlpPINl1.

JA441 4 1ANOs
SS<s CHARLESTON AND HAVA1A
xkHRS Racket Unstss Ststss MAJ ~ ksfssa.
LAarjest0B ard Asssss, VA S1ss1s~x nj
Asy ,nest-The splendid deamahp l6A 6lfi. lSnt ~
"a ~ . E LESION u. "a 70 HAVANA. invinS HsvscA
ION iof Havana on the lst and 18th. =
Z, a., RArAs OF PASSAGE;
Havana 10 Charleston or Savannah, sxo
Havana to Key West. 80 ~
fos further Particular, apply 10 '''''''''''. ~
n. v. MUkUECAl, Chsflsuton or tn
Axents Hava m. DRAEE pSSsSS sOsSssc*
nalofe On the kSfl Dog BY taknS lie Lsn Hnats And
kt.stSlai,lp 20 tsose posu. - All " ~ sA7
.Sssz FUR MkW HOhk- uerchanis' Linz - To
923& sail on Thu RSDAY NIGHT, the 9Th ipst-Ths
- very iast SAILING packet bark CLYDE, Co. II.
neinpef muster neary lloded and sail as above Fox
q freight OF the bulk OF l50 bales cotton O.
table Market. Fist MunicipalIti, o. 70
y Z. bUGERT b co. 70 Camp ayr,t
81 ,WANTED-A vessel 70 succeed re Civdr 0ni.t
dispatch will be given. 's@s SslSA
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RKcoRDER's 0FFIoE, MUNICIPALITY No. Two,l
New Orleans. November 4, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
is ready to receive limited number of INDECENT Or.
phans residing within the limits of this Municipality and
patty sgreeably to an ordinance Of the Council passed tic.
tooer ls5 None but orphans having neither father
mother need apply. JAS. H. CALDWELL Recorder.
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THE best sndslsnge. certified medicine To.
habitua acidy Of sppe
piles ncnient ccnsumpen debility arising
fever and heat cs cid
ing from imperfect dersngsd sn6ion Of The
Tor femalss suffering from
Am.ng the and highly
to the following
Jas. G. DUNN. ESQ.,, City Treasurer, Boston;
Hon. MYRos LAWRENCE, Ex.Pres. ass. Senate;
&Hon l., IT, ARNOLD, formerly Governor Of Rhode Island,
a0w member Of Congress;
Hon. WIN. W0ODBRIDeE, formerly Governor of niichi.
gan. now v :; Senator;
Hon !! + MoEIHrAD. formerly Governor OF K.ntuckys
Hon J. F. siaaoxs, u s. Senator from Rhode l,,,d
Hon. e. b tHslrs' u g. senator from Vermont;
Hon. SOLOMON FOoTE, member of Cor gress from ".
Hon. n. y. FOSTER, member OF Congress from Pc, "a:
Hon. NJ l.. MARTIN. Delegate in Congress from v con.
IN Territory; S'''
Gen; 4, q. DopsE. msmberin Congres from Icwr
RP STowE, ESQ.,. Clerk il the House Of Repress vs.;
JosIrH HoIIE E.a., Is Wall street. HewYorE. wal
Many other indvdualss the can be ,rs
TO- yhe viii esnam all that has ssd In q th Inv sSs
REED. BATES ., AUSTIN Wholesale Drussis, n
Fas sss now %slGH sfsisi G Ad5sns Isl Chart, It
- rrics u Per bottle; six bsttss Tor Is. "
~ cAuTioN-Each bsls ths Genuine lxygs..si ,,sr,
me satsas wrapper printed Engh, Fsnca spsn
en- with the GEnaturs Of Geo. B. Green
slds and IN addisn, 1aely sogravsd label upon
s Sitn ne signature Of kksi, bates Austin
ensra AGsnts, sHd to vAeR srdsn addressed
" su
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Passengers.
Lit Of Vessel. in PORT Not clearsa.

Yer ship Chaos, from Savannah-3 in steerage.
Fer ship Jas Corner from Liverpoo-2 $50 in Storage
Per bark Richard Golden, from Bremen-24 in
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Bene1lt OF the Firemen,s Cha ble
ASsOcfatfOn.


grand display Of FIREWORKS will given Lafayette
on me 10th November by Mr. CATOfR
oensns o' the Association magnfcsa the
display will be perfect representation celebrated
Crystal Palace.
10 give -vy chance Of witnessing the exhibition
well a. to enable all contrnue good esus the
tickets Of admission viii be 50 CENTS
inc principal music and book the city Of the
nesspaPes and from the undersigned, committee,
HENRY BIER, President, Mayors Office.
sA4'LG. bIsK. Vice President. Municipal Hall
Y. L. BERcIsR. Treasurer, 50 Tchoupitoua 81
q MCINTYRE. II ChaStres st.
+. J, MCGOWAN, COmmerciai Ouean Hotel
JULIUS FuLDA, % Port ct. - -,
is. GIBNEY, ~ Vaudeville It
ol6 +. GRUBRR, Surveyors Office, Customhouse
The Gipsy Girl,
ATELY arrived nom EuIope, ID being Dsuxhr
- the Gipy Family, and eepe-
men q NsvOre that she designs time in the ety.
and All those wishing her will
On Cu'tSmhOase street No o. between Royal and
where sh Will be happy to inform them Of the
Ladies' and gentlemen wishing to know the
calling on the Gipsy Girl. Hours from IL 10 loci
Oonsanauon ~ cents n3 81
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
.4zrroDEsso5 Tso'N. -Lora1ruDr 10 ". --in Time,

CRESCENT OFFICE,
Thursday Morning. November 6. 1851.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Fanny, Pennock. Brazos, CT Meeker Il co
Ship st Louis, Bunker, New York, a Cohen
Steamer Franklin, Berry, Apalachicola, Master
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Thundsy Morning, November 9, 1851.
Cott0n-TheFs was again a large business done in our
great staple yesterday. line sales summing up about $500
bales at very full rates for clean Cotons which continue
scarce
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Y P. K. tiazelton..l2 n2
Al Princess Alien. .l5,u2
u Ri0h'd Cot den. lite
2 Rising Sun. S,m2
u Robert .S.... Is, u2
L Ssra gossa .....-l5, ms
= 81. George......Point
2 Union.......... 5,ml
3 Yluro .......... s,ml
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=, f91T 4 For Donalds0nyilie and an IaeeF10,
lEfH3563 d,ate Landinss-fhe regular packet sesner
CADDO, John Dimilry, masier haviSr -
ss"s 9f ,ns a6oye trade vii .ys NssOr
A. Returning, leaves Donadsonvle every iuesdsr md
friday, at Q O'Clock A. The Cadd0 takes iIesisf ma
paAsenee or every plantation coast. For 6rhf a.
passage, apply on bosrl, or to "
o3 I'm CHA5 mai ~ oNs Asao'
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The VI viii be upon booss IN
payment Of The subscription be made In advance,
Distant subscribers may money by letter. pos.ss
On which Will be paid by u.s. assumed BY
transmission.
Inc cooNihf fAPEk is published III weekly aaras
'ion' " oonsiesS and semi weekly 5ainx
saSsenpuon' Tor period Ices than year Iscsivsd
terms p1oportioned 10 the above annual rs,s.
WfosThAs iEhs are authorized sxsas sAA By
sending DAILY subscribers with suaIo.nS q, y,y.
SEMI WEEKL subscribers S2s eae,.s a. a,..-
subscribers with $40 enclosed, win be copy u
edition they furnish subscnLep for .,.s,.
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Circular.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, city of Washington,
n Aaron haaiai Palmer,
ing objects
Conducting business Supreme
United States Especial attention will be California
land titles coming up appeal
The and Of all claims law
against United States, before Congre depart
mens against before
The with the State, Treasury, War
navy Post ce and Interior Departments aha obtaining the
mission of fne penates and oures, alleged
the revenue, post office, other laws
Securing patent United siate
from foreign and procuring
sons under the various pension laws Of the United States
Collections generny embracing debts Iegaces and inherit
the United States and foreign counties.
g. OF funds United
loans, and on bond and mortgage of freehold estate.
All communications addressed po paid undersigned will
ete the agency business and the of
Snethen.
Transaons from the leading European languages with
fidelity and despatch.
AARON II. PALMER.
WAsus0ros, Oct 2s 1851.
29-diw&lawu
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on 0nn Pounds Choice Goshen Butter just received
0O,UUU and for New store
street, Baltimore.
great share the above has collected with greatest
expressly for hotels and families during the
well prejudice justly ked
batter butter been imposed upon Goshen
which Being the old
and houses in New York. who
who sending fresh supplies regularly
furnish article will
will retain delightful favor until spring Hun
dreds citizens have already realized No
will be spared all All goods delivered
charge.
Also 5000 pounds very choice pine apple cheese will
sold as low as In New York by the few packages.
All goods bought and sold for cash.
w. c. CORNELL.
BALTIMORE, Dec. II, 1851.
Dec l2-iawSw
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Notice to the Citizen. OF washington.

THE Board OF hereby notice will
daily Hail. O'Clock Ia o
persons subject school
present month"; tDecember) adding
OF subject the said school
VIII may ave been omitted thcrefrom.
Boatd all
IN no person this
a.
Every OF this Of the of
and do well whether
Be on the IL omitted give the
Asses sso that maj added year.
7. r. HARDNESS,
GEORGE H. PLANT,
VALENTINE HARBAUGH,
WARRINGTON LEWIS, Assessors.
JEREMIAH HEPBURN,
DANIEL +. KEALEY
DAVID HEPBURN
DecI
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no WESTERN TnAyELLERs.
Express NAIL LINE FMoM BALTIMORE TO PITTS
nlIaL I.ix -s.l.uo L.,.xa .L.IIl

BURG.
lI1rougA IN t~sssfy-Isso Asuss and q halC)
Ils line 10 Pibug ana
fennysans Central railroads
lion ny passengers leave Baltimore IT. y. % haf
after 'be uas VI airisa Of the
oecoa harrisburg, where ey are transferred the Central
railroad uh and immediately
e mountains IN daylight and arriving Pitsbug
day after starting The entire distance
PASSENGERS FROM THE WEST
Leave fisbug In the Of the Central %
arrive al Haryshug H. the morning, the
uaih " The Baltimore SusQuehanna railroad
wanns aud proceed Immediately 20 Baltimore arriving hsre
., IA tune for the train Washington, which
m w This route IL reliable offered the public.
Qy~Fare through (eiiler way Sil
For the Of the Baltimore
hanna Railroad Company, Calvert Htaton Bsluore
ticket agent OF Pennsy Central Railroad Company Pbux
m.. ALFRED GATHER,
. Superintendent Of Transportation.
Dec l4--d
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the petition of Ira Wing, OF Belfast, New York. praying
e extension OF patent granted 10 him o
conducting
which takes place March, 1859
ts ordered that the said petition be Patent
Monday The Isl Of March, 1852, 2 O'Clock and persons
nohad appear cause
petition ought be granted. ,
Persons opposing the required
Once their objections specifically writing twenty
days before the day testimony hed by either
be used the SAID hearing
ance win the rules ofte Office which win be furnished appca
Ordered, also, published
iseneer Repubic, and Union, Washington d. o. Rochester
Daily Democrat Rochester, New York Providence Journal
tdence IL Pennsylvania Inquirer, Phiadeia Pa and Pitts
burg Gazette, Ptsburg,
weeks previous 10 ths LIST day of March, 1852
THOs. EWBANK,
Commissioner OF Patents
r. Editors of the above papers win please copy
bills TO the Patent Once, with containing this
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CALONA Farm For Sae.This beautiful former
residence OF the Rev VIM Mafs offered for II
ted Fairfax comfy, Virginia, miles
c. the line Of cOntemp plank leading
Geoe.own, adjoining fAr
contains 901
ws,eed with living s2ing well fenced plenty Of timber viii,
plenty fruit The buildings
by 81 with attached which make 2Us
house stone spring houses brick school house carriage
house. with by good
aud is remarkably healthy.
ELISHA SHERMAN
LANGLEY, Fairfax county, Va. Dec !, 1851.
Dec. 3-awGW.