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Baltimore correspondence.
Return Of The baltimore acknowledgements of q |
Riot-1he ST. Mary's Celebration Markets, &c.
BALTIMORE, March 3-5 d. IN.

Return Of the baltimore authorities Signs of a
Riot-Ihe ST. Mary's Celebration Markets, &c.
BALTIMORE, March 3-5 p. IN.
The Mayor and City Council of Baltimore re-
turned from their trip to Washington to view the
magnificent ocean palace, the Baltic. at an early
hour this morning. highly delighted with the Incl
dents and festivities Of the occasion. To the Mayor
and citizens of Washington generally, to Mr.. Col
Inns and the commander of the Baltic, and TO the
ladies, also to the host OF the National they ex
press the warmest gratitude for the hospitality
tended to them. Their visit to the Presidents
House on Tuesday evening, and their cordial re-
cepton by President Fillmore, alec afforded them
great qualification.
Leahey, the converted monk, has been stirring
up considerable excitement in this city for seve-
raj nights past by his lectures Catholicism, the
hall in which he leetured having been surrounded
by an excited mob. Last night bricks were thrown
at him, but the offenders were all arrested, and he
was permitted to go
Nliss Davenport has commenced another engage
ment at the Holiday Street Theatre, and is meet
ing with great success.
Henry May, esq., has been invited and has con-
sented to deliver the Grafton at the celebration of
the Landing Of the Pilgrim Fathers of Mary land
at the old site of the city of St. Marys on about
the middle of May next.
In the Baltimore market this morning there were
sales of Howard street flour at 81, but it is gene
rally held higher. The only sales could hear
of were 400 barrels at 81. Sales of few hundred
barrels City Mills at 81 81 o., and 81 l24.
Sales OF good to prime red wheat at So IS. and
white at 90 90. Sales of white at 81 50, and
Of yellow AT 90 Sc.
S,1ax h.. D,yI.
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HUDSON RIVER rIuE AND MARINE Nv
suRANCE COMPANY or NEW YORK.

HUDSON RIVER Fire AND MARINE IN
suRANCE COMPANY or NEW YORK.
Office No. /, T0dds BmHihg. adjoining
BroIcH's Hotel, Washington City, u. {.
Capital $500 000 Gall paid in and securely invest
Ell according 10 law.)
MILL insure merchandise cargocs, dwellings,
w household furniture and other property,
anv,0here ~ this District the adjoining States,
the most favorable terms.
The public may rect assured that all Losses sue
tanned by this company will be literally md prompt.
" adjusted at their office in this city
ISAIAH BLOOD, President.
ALFRED NOXON, Vice President
p J. AVERY, Secretary.
JAS a. REQUA, Actuary.
SAML. II. lllCkCON, General Agent.
jan l2-dly
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A CARD.

Erespcctfuly announce to our friends and the
w public that the firm Of DYER & MEG UIRE
dissolved by mutual consent the llth
instant
J. G. McGuIRE il duly authorized to receive all
dues and adjust all the claims OF the late frm.
EDWARD G.. DYER.
j. &. MCGUIRE
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HAMPERS MAGAZINE foraJanuary, 1852.
II For aleby
Janl FRANCK TAYLOR.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.
WiIiard's Hotel.


w H Dudly, ny Al Morrison
A Rogers La Err Terrell, Va
II Iandraux, do VIM Griffin. do
Thos II Matthews, Mass a w Coe. NC
J Holland, La J Il Heed Mass
Thos Cook. Mass HIN Crabb. u $
Fox, Md J NJ Snow, Mass
Ii Dodge, DC Mrs Snow, do
II Barns, Detroit Miss j II Harding, do
II Barton, La Mr. Buriiell, Ill
Adams Geltz, Pa + w Jones, Fla
l. A Booth. Cal Henry Smith
Hon G ii Brown, I'M
Browns Hotel.
J Morris, NY S B Jacobs, Va
Britton do w Edgar, Mo
Hon Ogle, Pa G w Cox, NC
J Quarry, EP Gaines, Texas
G + Linson TB Evans, Va
S S Barnell, Md Mr. Plummer, Md
A Nj Berry, do ii Norris, do
G Manly and son, N c Norris, do
J r Brawner, Tenn Hon II II Parker, do
J Eckel, do J w Irwin, Ky
w II Maffett, do DR. Pindell, Md
J Oldham, do G. Ely, do
T Sims, Va Powell, Va
Sims, do Mr. Springer
National Hotel.
Garrett, Md Russell
& w Curtis, do CS West, Wash
Mr. Oiterback, Pa FM Page, Md
& Abbott, N Y Striger, N
w Smith, st Baltic Is + Angel, do
q Gifiin, NY o ID Richardson, Mich
Il Carpenter, do Mr. Valentine, NY
MIR & Butcher, do ST Edgcrton, &c
r Sands, USN J Ii Long Cal
w Satow, Eng G Smith, N Y
Bates, N Y Green, Pa
Workman, NC ID & Sawin, Mass
II NJ Wyman, do A T Hopkins, Md
II Chlds, Ny Ten w L Gather, do
w Crane, Bait Mr. Wolverton. NY
Mr. Smith, England Mrs Wolverton. do
ri w Smith, Va + G Marshall. NY
Smith, N Y Mrs Marshall, do
Sraith. do Mr. Cook, Baltimore
r Bartholomew, do Judge Kane, Phila
G Bartolfe, Boston Hon G Levin, do
Col w Sothoron, Md Mrs Levin & daugh, do
Col ID Bowling, do Wiiston, Va
United States Hotel.
j ii Mathews, Pa III II Shllingford, Pa
c Rowan, Mobile w + Baker, Va
Il w Elartin, Va w E Edwards, N
L Newly, n G X Lamb, Ga
A Kendrick, Ga Mrs Madison, n
G w Edverson, Bait
Gadsby's Hotel.
Hon Waldo, Conn Miss Ross, Pa
G L Dcvoreux |, Pa Brawner, Tenn
Miss q Abbott, do J Ecke. do
Mrs Tinghast, child & Oldham. do
maid, do w Ii Moffett, do
A l. Ely & J., NY TTyrrell, Pa
w II Truxton, Pa Alb Wilson, Md
Maj Wadron, NJ & DIR Hanson,
F Nj Page, Md G w Hanson, do
Mics Pendleton, do TT Whitney, Ga
Miss j Pendleon, do ID Donelson do
Miss Pendeton, do Il Burns. DO
Hon T Ross & l. Pa II ID Cook, do
Irving Hotel.
c X Hodges, Bait w Magens, Phila
w c Templeton, N o JMcDougal. Pa
w Whtmore, Boston d Hyman, Miss
o ii Platt, Bait ID Dom, NY
6 Cushing. Mass II Connolly, Phila
J Richardson, do John Dabney, lady, ST.
T Crothers, Phila and ? children
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THE NEW YORK d LIVERPO0LUni1E ED
STATES MAIL STEA MEhS.
The ships comprising this line are
The ATLANTIC. ...-..-.-..C aPt Vest.
The PACIFIC. ......-....-.Capt Nye
The ARCTIC. ......-...... Capt Lace.
The BALTIC. .!srt CJfnstock
The Ratio ............ Capt & ration.
ElE> TH.TsR ships ha,ias Decn psift by
Sx4 kcontract expressly for Governments
Sk service eve " care ha. cen taken in
thei rconstruction also n theirengincs, TO en-
sure strength and speed and 'helr aocommoda-
tions for passengers are unequal. edioTelegahes
comfort.
Price of passag from New York to Liverpool
in first cabin, Sl20 Exclusive use OF extra Size
stnte-rooms, 300 in second cabin, $40. FROM
Liverpool to New York, E20.
An experienced surgeon is attached to eaen
ship.
No berth can be secured until paid for.
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ALEXANDRIA BOAT.
b CA The favorite steamer GEORGE
49, WASHINGTON will depart as
- follows Three coaches leave
near Northern Liberty Market. Seventh street, TOR
the boat. coach Leaves the Capitol at u, 81, II.
g., 2,5. Coach fare s., cents
Leaves Alexandria at Il, -. IL. u, go.
Leaves Washington at 81. lGt. u, 3 3.,5a.
Mar I'd JOB CORSON, Captain
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FOR NORFOLK.

FOR NORFOLK.
he C4As Tire steamer OSCEOLA will.
te-A4-RAS until further notice, leave Wash
~ n ing ton for the above place every
Thursday at 9 O'Clock a.. IN. Returning, VIII
Leave Norfolk every Saturday at 3 oeNck p. m
Passage and fare, So.
she will toscb, going and returning, nj Cone
river and the usual landings on the Potomac
JAMES MITCHELL,
N,rl-tf Captain
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rI'IIE BANKING AND EXCHANGE BUsI-
Il NESS. in all its Branches, will be continued
by the undersigned under the name and style Of
"CHUBB BRO THEIRS" at their Banking house
opposite the Treasury Department
J MUNROE CHUBB,
CHAS ST. J. CHUBB.
wAsHrSGToS, March ], 1882
Mar If
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EDW ARD n. COLLINS CO.,
No SO WalIstrect N. Y.
BROWN ,SHIPLEY & CO.,
Liverpool.
F.. G. ROBERTS & Co,
r3K--g Yard London,
roIfN MUNROE s. CO.,
.6 Rue Notre Dare q, IS VICTORIES, PARIS.
GEO. H. DRAPER, Havre.
For freight or passage, apply to
Theowncrs of thcscships wilInof be Account
able for gold silver bullion, specie ;.welry, pre-
cious stones or metals, unless billso fading ar"
signed therefor, and he value thereof eTpressed
therein. Zee
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SPRING AND SUI MER GOODS.

SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
II r. LOUDON & co, Mems MERGERS and
IL. Tailors, Browns Hotel, have Just returned
from tho North with large and wcl-selccted stock
of Spring and Summer Goods for gentlemen's wear,
new styles, well made, and cheap for cash.
An assortment Of the best Military Goods, con.
forming to the latest regulations, always on hand.
Patronage respectfully solicited.
Mar l-dlm
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Ts,HE COPARTNERsIIIP heretofore existing
Il between the subscribers expires this day by
Limitation.
liquidation.
J. MUNROE CHUBB,
FRANCIS II. SCHENCK,
CHAS. ST. J. CHUBB.
WAsHfNeroS, March l. 1852.
Mar 1-if
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CEfMiSAL CoURT.-Thcrc wac nothing II interest
done In this court yesterday, the petit jury having
been discharged from Monday until o.day, when
they will be in attendance
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HELP THE ORPnAN.-Thc generous oiIcr Of Mr..
Perham, IN setting aside the proceeds Of TIC cshi.
bion Of the Seven Mic Mirror Tor to-day for the
benefit Of the st. Vincent Male Orphan Asylum, is
deserving Of attention. and vii doubtless attract
more than the large audience usual in attendance
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HARPEss' NEw MoSTHLy MAoAzISE.-wo have
received from Mr.. SHrLLiNoToS, corner Of Pcnnsyl-
vana avenue nd Four-ond- half street the March
number Of this periodical II s quite good, in the
style Of ils articles md lie embellishments, any
OF those which have preceded il. hopens with Ro-
dolphus, Franconia story, by Jacob Abbott, and
Recolections OF st. Petetsburgh-both handsomely
illustrated. The Mesrs. Harper announce that
they have purchased the proofsheets Of Dickcns's
new novel, 20 be received in advance offs appear
in London. for the Of foo thousand dollars
Il il to be called BLEAK Housc the Eas, Wind !"
aud will be completed in twenty numbers. The
lst part will appear in the April number Of this
Agazipc
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LNHENCH ENBROIDERIEs JUST RE-
II cEiNED.-Thc subscribers have this day re-
ccivcd from New York general assortment of the
following, which have been sclectcd from the most
recent iinpOrtotous, viz:
Lace trimmed and embroidered CHEMISTS. with
Sleeves 10 match
French embroidered Collars and Cuffs
Lace Collars aud Cuffs in sets
Thread. lace, aud imitation lace Bcrthcs
Richly embroidered and lace trimmed Handkcr-
chiefs
Extra fine and l0w-prced clear Lawn IIandkcr
chiefs
Black lace Falls and Bcrthcs, &c.
To which they respectfully invite the attention
Of purchasers. HOOE. BRO. * co.
Feb I2-4wif
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NEW srEAu PAPER MILL AT May
LiNDNILLE,
Near West PbiIsdc Ipbis.
U'HE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave 60 inform their
Il friends, and the trade generally, that they
have their PAPER MILL in operation. and arc
prepared TO furnish. on short notice, all kinds of
PRINTING PAPER,
Of any size or weight required, at prices from ten
10 fifteen cents per pound. according to quality.
Orders addressed 90 the subscribers, Philadel-
phia post Office, will receive prompt attention.
Feb l4-uf +. e & p. II. WARREN
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At the Board this day, Md. 6's closed at lO3
bid, 1887 asked; Bait 6s, 1870, l03l bid; 1890,
l0i. bid, los, asked; Bait. and Ohio Railroad
bonds, 1861 IS. bid, 49, asked do 1875, IS bid, 49,
asked; do. shares, 63 bid, o. asked; York and
Cumb. Railroad, Isl asked.
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The New Orleans Picaytne hns received files 81
~ Sglo eies Nufra, from tho city Of Mexico, ~
the l8,h Of February.
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Correspondence Of the Ohio Star.


Ma. HALL-DEAR Sir :-Encosed serd you
a few thoughts as they occur TO my mind, relative
to the times, places, and people, where l have
travelled for the last few weeks. and if you think
best to give them the "go by" / am sure shall
not feel bad.
left home the 4th. and for few of the first
days, the weather and travelling were exactly such
as we usually find this mouth, rain and mud in
abundance. But after few days, the weather
cnme off cold, the roads dried up and the travel
ing was as fine as in juno.
But this morning for the first, mother earth was
clothed in mantle of snow, and looked quite win
terry, which reminds me that Thanksgiving is at
hand, when the children, the grand children, and
grandfather and grandmother, shall gather around
Fathers board, with thankful hearts and happy
facss) to partake of the luxuries of bountilul
Providence. But shall be too late home to par
take of this thank, feast. Woe to the Gubblers
about these days!
| The times very quiet since the election is
over. the people very conteutedly engage in their
daily business, patiently waiting for the ne,o ad-
| a,inistrafica. Wings quietly and gcod-natur-
edly preparing for their voyage up Sail River.
This Seneca Co., is fue County, it has some
very fine farms-na:urally go / mean,-for find
that good farmers make good farms every where
in the Buckeye State. l came from Wyando'
County to day. And it is interesting to observe
the difference ia the farming of the people you
approach the Western Reserve. Tho farms are
more in a square body, fields square. fences strut
and high. The fields look neat, and are clear from
brush and rubbish, the corn husked and housed
and the fodder all secured. Neat and comfortable
barns ard sheds. with clean barn yards, are to bs
| seen. And then nice, tasty and comfortable
house, with pretty little yard in front filed with
flowers, shrubbery and fruit trees, besides nice
thrifty orchard adjoining, and all the other fxings
for domestic comfort and happiness, which the
| New England Yankee knows SO well how to pro-
vide. say it is interesting to travel in country
where these fixings show the intelligence and good
taste of It's Inhabitants. AS you come from the
| Western and Southern counties you strucl
with the contrast of farms and home comforts o
the common people. But 1 have spun my ynrI
longer than expected when began and quite to-
long for its merit Yours, G- b. ..
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.d anast. How singular it is, that in circle Oh
even twenty, every one feels the shock az tne
..me instant. They electrified big negro there
the other night. 1t was fuo.iI assure you Ia
PeaIs charged the machinery pretty s"o's''
and asked tle fellow to put his hand on knoo
He..of course, did as requested. IN all ooeuienc'
/. Nos take hold of that chain minute, said 4dr'
psslay and the negro obeyed. Thought the whole
co,onauv would have died laughing 10 see the tel
lo,v hmm and roll up bis eyes. He couldn't un-
80. "A Il no how at all. Shut your big mouf'
M. P;eter., he said shaking his fist at the two
,aueiling portraits in the room where the machine
stapds, You've no 'casion TO laugh!'
Even this failed to interest the young lady; and
.fe did not accord single word in response.
Dur;ng this vain effort on the part of Mr.. VIII
kius to get up a conversation. the tongues OF the
other girls were running at rapid rate; ana as
they grew more and more animated Their Vo-ces
were raised to higher pitch.
He's splendid writer, though, amt he Mr.
Anderson, that Mr.. Byron?' said Genevive. "
1,ys passion for him.
Lord Byron is certainly poet OF splendid
novers.' responded the young student.
He's lord, then, is he!'
yes ti.,'
Well declare: olo.a ,, Anu" i '''''''
snaa aoln'0 nun .'1o .nal -. .,o..
ou 70 'o'u n'' -'i''' - NY vs. : ffo
SAID ANDERSON.
nasn.. g'' tIas ior y''' iop'''u
OiusnIng NUE. RI
linen tnereS a 'reat yer III S'ore i'f YOU
BRIDE Oh Aoyoos lS one Oh MS 'iioS' 'oau'nu p'o-
ductlons.'
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II judging from the "spirit; manifested by our
amiable neighbor of the Whig for two weeks past
we should say he was not gaining in conspicuity
for his whilom boosted sweetness Of temper, and
meekness Of disposition.
We sorry to witness his impotence and
want of resignation, as he contempates the 'anni-
hilation'' Ghe word used by Mr.. Greely.) of the
Wing party.
His hings and flouts at the Free Democracy.
are in exceedingly bad taste, and like lies and
chickens,m may eventually come home to roost. Bet
ter have wise eye TO the future. We will not affct
our neighbor by multiplying words" or prolong-
ing discussion, while he remains in his present un-
happy franc.
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..anaispcnsuble TO every Ciaizen.'

The CITIZENS MANUAL,BY ANDREW w. 7 DUNG,
AUTHOR OF "SCIENCE OF GOVERNMENT"
CoMPRIsING:
l. The principles of Civil government. des-
cribing The different forms Monarchy, Aris-
tocracy, Democracy and Republic, and the ex~
isling Governments of the leading European
Powers conirusted with our own; showing the
nature and objects of the Constitution, and the
manner in which ii is made; showing ALEC. the
causes of the revolution. and Of The establishment,
Of our present form of Government.
2. The Stale Governments, defining the ex
ercise Of political power in the Slales Of this
Union, the State Legislatures, the organization
of Legislative bodies, and the manner Of enact
ing laws; showing, also. the duties Of Safe,
County and Township Officers, and describing
Corporations. Banking and Insurance Compa-
nice, Courts Of Ju ,tice. &c.
3. THE GOVERNMENT. OF THE u
NtTED STATES, showing The nature of the
Union. and its relation 10 the several States,
describing the Legislative. Executive and Judic-
ial Departments, the formation of the Cabinet,
the powers OF The General Government iu re-
la,ion 10 Taxation, the Public Deb, Commerce,
Naturalization, Copyrights, Patents, Piracy,
Felonies, War, Freulies, Appointment Of Public
Ministers, &c.
A. COMMON AND STATUTORY LAW,
embracing Rights OF Persons and Property. Do.
nestle Relations, Right of Way. Deeds nnd
and Promi~sory Notes. Bills OF Exchange, &c.
5. LAW OF NATIONS, Its Origin and
Progress, definding the Rights and Duties OF
Neural Nations. the jurisprudence Of Nations
their mutual rights and obligations, Rights ol
Embassadors, War, Alliances, Declaration oi
War. Passports, Treaties, &c.
6. PARLIAMENTARY RULES, being a
concise Treatise on the Rules of Proceeding in
Deliberate Bodies. the Organization of an AS
.sembly, &c.
I. APPENDIX, containing Notes relating to
the Government of the Stale of Ohio. the Con-
sli,uiiens OF Ohio and OF the United Stales. g.
This work forms IL mo. volume. OF 1886
pages, nhd il bound in extra cloth. II is adapt
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braies and Families. J. b. COBB & CO.,
pIrurrsuEps CIryrI.SD 0u,o
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Candidates.

The Free Democratic State Convention, comes
off at Columbus on the 18th of January next.
Some little discusson-not much-s going on in
regard to candidates.
The w. R. Chronicle suggests the names of
SAMUEL LEWIS, for Governor, and JoHN c..
VAUGHAN for Lieutenant Governor. That would
be a ticket fit to be nominated. Who would not
delight to vote for the veteran LEwIs-who
would not rejoice to support the eloquent and
devoted VAUGHAN?
But Mr.. VAUaHAN, decsively, peremptorily de-
tclines being candidate for any office. He says
he wishes. and only wishes. to be left untramelled
to work in the ranks. Nobly spoken, and yet-in
true spirit to increase the regret that he
declines q candidacy. But it is fitting that his
wishes be complied with in this behalf-and we
acquesce. Friend VAUGHAN will s.keep" for
another occasion.
Besides Mr.. LEWIS, we have heard the name
DF JoHN M. RooT suggested for Governor; and for
Lieutenant Governor. the names of A. w. PAR
xER Of the w. R. Chronicle. Hon. J. F. MORSE
of PainesviIle, Col. VIM. FRAzEn of Raveuna, R.
#, PAtsE. Esq. of Cleveland, and e.. L. RICE,
Esq, of Columbus. Guod men and true-all.
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presidents Message.

We insert the Message, as usual 10 the es-
.elu.ion OF our customary variety. By tho
prompti,ude of the nimble workmen Of the Star
and Sentinel, we give the Message, in our opn
columns, to the Ravenna and Portage County
public, as early as that remarkable off shoot Of
the Cleveland Herald, yclepsd aThe Portage
County Whig," is able to do it by circulating
the C1erszand Herald, with the musty adser-
4iisements of the Forest City.
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rae wedden House.

We took up our abode at the Weddell House.
Cleveland last week, for the first time sinea the
thorough renovation which it has lately undergone.
Every thing is in superb order. and neatness quiet
and comfort reign throughout the great establish
ment, Messrs BUTTS, the accomplished proprie-
tors, well understand all the appointments neces-
sary to minister to the convenience and comfort OF
their guests. while the urbanity. tact and yigant
attention of the chief CIerk, Mr.. FULLER, put
strangers. at once, upon an easy home-footing
which is truly delightful. Among the many ex-
cellent Hotels in Cleveland, are decidedly o
the opinion that the Weddel is, at this time, til.
Hotel Of the city.
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~ No better table between the sea board and
the Rocky Mountains, than FoLGER Of the Prem
tiss House spreads. can be found. A tip-top
Landlord he. We Eeasted at the Prentiss House
last week, and hence 1--WE know whereof we
affirm"
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FRANKLIN AND WARREN RAIL RoAD.-Since
our last issue, we have seen and conversed with
the President and Corresponding Secretary of the
Company. They report prospects of the most
fattering and encouraging character. All needful
arrangements are steadily progressing. The best
spirit exists along the line, and the subscription for
stock is fast filing up. The construction Of the
Road is put beyond peradventure. Ravenna
should roll up subscription of at least fifty or
sixty thousand dollars without delay.
Last week some little misapprehenaion existed
as 70 the location OF the Road, some supposing that
1t would be located three or four miles north of the
village OF Ravenna. We are autho, ized from the
vsry best authority to say. that this is entirely
mistake-that the best interests of Ravenna will
be consulted in its ucation-that the Road will not
only be built. but be built through or immediately
adjacent TO the village of Ravenna. Albright then.
Honor bright Hurry up the subscriptions.
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The RleHr KIsD OF ENrERPKIsE.-For vii
age papers. like the Star and Sentinel, to give the
Presidents Message, we'll peootsd in their otrn
columns, ready for the breakfasts-tabes Of viii
lage subscribers, and for the out going mails into
the County.
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TSMART!-To get the Presidents Message from
Cleveand, unprocfed, defective to unintegibiliiy,
SIN othered in Cleveland advertisements, to stick
into peoples door handles afer they asleep!
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gJ B. Cons & Co., Cleveland. have publish
ed vaiusble work entitled Yonng's Citizens
JMaasal. See Publishers advertisement in auotf-
or >aIumu. The Manual is also for sale at Halls
h Store Rayeuna.
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New HAT. Car AND Fun SroRE.-Attention
is directed to the advertisement of JAMES Tw1rr.
in to days paper. He is opening fine stock and
his establishment promises to be handsome ac-
cession to the business of the place. Call in.
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TIL 3 OHIO STAR.
LYMAN w. HALL, Editor.

Mrs. HELEN /. BOSFWICE, Regular Contributor
RAW ZEN N A,
Wednesday, December 5, 1852.