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Kenosha County Agricultural society

Ii interested are hereby notified this Society will
a ho1 ther next quarterly meeting buttons Tavern,
rsr,s, on Monday, Sept. 6, 1852, at 10 \. VI.
ms VIII De an important meeting. Farmers come out
and attend to your Interest. Per order.
I. J. RAND, Secretary.
kenosha, Aug 10. iii
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XEE INSURANCE..

kcGosha, Wis, le5t.
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complete assortment constantly hnnd, and ready f
exhibition at prices that will prove satisfactory to purcha
~
PAPER Pencils, States, Portfolios, Fancy and Common
Ink stands, Crayons Mathematical Instruments GREAT
Vare! OF sizes, patterns and qualities Of Bun White Let.
Ter. DJCnIno nj. Motto. and Cnrd EnNc.nun.. & 4
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FIRE SH ARRIVAL.
SCHOOL EsDOExS.

- Eecelved fresh from the Eastern Market choice
eH ana extensive selection of Books, ATIoNERy Axu
ARricLEs 70 which the attention of Country Mer
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JOSIAH BOND.
\rroRNEY COUNSELLOR AT law, NOTARY Prpl1c Avn
LAND AGENT,



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LAND AGEN l.,
Kcuosha wisconsin
'"'""~'"'
U'DGNIENTS and Other instruments l pt
HE mum,
AZ " NEAL ES "A Il,
MHt C0"Rty 81 k'HoshG;
andis prepared onish aIncccssary nformatonconcsrp
ing tcCumpTahcc7u upon an! Ir'" Of land egc I
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warrant all AbNsR, e.. tnnde bV Him
Thor. .r, I'm, c.,. ,.r,,1. fl., 49, y! Nun.
which is pcrtccly clear: and hrn il - I'm! NV Hur"
are affected by "' '"' ''l's
I"cmy dl@tHrf Records and Files,
Contoinod in oycr
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WESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE.

DrenDon Springs. Henry County, Ky.
yINHiS Institution offers those peculiar edvap-
Il tages. that, with most thorough literary
course, IL combines the essential parts Of the scen
tiiic one Of the u. y. Military Academy, while it
promotes, by military exercise, that health, physi-
cal development and consequent mental vigor
which the ordinary systcm of education tends
rather To destroy. Under its methodcal cisiribu
ton Of time, and the habits of punctualiy attained
by military discipline in a situation remote from
the alurements, the vices, and the designations
usually incident to college life, the student &C
complish more than ordinary results. Ii affords
superior opportunity for the study Of MopERN
LAsGUAeEs and the science and practice of En-
GINEERIsG Its Academic Staff consists of ten
experienced professors. The cadets in attendance
are from sixteen different States.
The ANNUAL SESSION commences the second
Monday in September, and the SEMI ANNUAL one
the fret Monday in February, closing on the third
Thursday in June.
Teams: Tuition, boarding rooms, furniture,
washing, fuel, lights, servants attendance, field
music, oiarms, and surgeons fee, Is los per an
mum. Modern Languages and Landscape Draw.
ing are taught at an extra charge OF $50 per
nun for each. Cadets received at any time
during the session, and charged proportionably
for the uuexpired part.
For further information apply to Colonel Is. II.
Johnson, Superintendent, at Drennon Springs, or
A. O. Smith, Treasurer, Louisville Kentucky.
Jan l4-tApl
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Baltimore Correspondence.

BSLTIMosE, January i7-s p. IN.
Local news at the present time 10 decidedly
scarce commodity, there being little to write or
talk about except the weather which now threatens
with a snow-storm.
The Legislature has hardly yet got under way,
the committees having just been appointed The
new constitution has devolyed an immense amount
of labor upon Legislators OF the most import
ant character.
The report Of the appeal tax court Of Balh-
more shows that the total amount Of taxable pro-
perty in the city is valued at Ss4,7 $40, being
an increase Of s 2, 1874, $40 since last year.
MARkKrs.-Sales to- day OF 200 barrels Howard
street flour at 81, but IL is generally held at
81 2,, and sales Of 700 barrels took place at this
price; the market lie firm. and some have refused TO
sell at 81 ~. Sales Of 900 barrels City Mills
were made at 81 49,. Wo quote white wheat for
family flour at 100 l05 cts. good TO prime white
% 100 cts. good TO prime red 81 30 cts Sales
Of white and yellow corn at 81 IS cts. Rye 40 a
70 cts small sales Whisky az p cts.
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PROGRA NINE.


I.
Song, -The Standard Bearer"-Lindpa ntner-
Herr Mengis.
Cavatina, .Robert tot que jaime" (Robert lie Di-
able -Meyerbeer-Miss Catharine Hayes
Solo on the Flute-Ncholson- Kyle
ARA Bulia, q" Bella rosa anlici miei," (l Campan-
elio)-Donizetti-Herr Mcngis.
"Annie LapI lea Scotch Ballad-Miss Caharine
Hayes3
Aria Rufia Lorsque mon matre," (Jean de Pa
ris) -Boieldieu-Herr Mengis
'Au revoir," (the words by G. p. Morris) La
venu-Miss Catharne Hayes.
Solo on the Volunteer Griebe
"Savourneen Deesh'' Irish Ballad - Miss
Catharine Hayes.
National Song, The Flag of our Union" (the
words by G.. p. Morris,) Wallace Herr
Mengis.
Rondo Finale, "Ah! non gunge," (Ia Sonnam.
bula,) Bellini-Mias Catharine Hayes.
The Grand Piano employed on this occasion ia
manufactured by Chickering, from the piano
forte store Of Richard Davis
Price Of Tickets 81; Reserved Seats So. They
may be procured at the music store OF Richard
Davis.
Doors open at halfpast 6; Concert commences
at o'clock Jan I9-lt
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Growing Greatness OF the United states -
The sstcltic Enodus.'
From the London Timos Of January ?.

When, fortunately for the liberties and progress
Of THE country. the last Of the Tudors gathered
TO her fathers, America had been discovered more
than n century, continuous stream had set across
the Atlantic from the southwestern countries Of
Europe, and new cities, cathedrals, colleges and
empires were already acquiring the prestige OF an
tiduity in the Gulf OF Mexico and the shores Of
the Pacific. But there not Engishman,
as far as history informs us, in the New World
Adventures, some Of them the creates, minds Of
the age, had proposed schemes for colonies. and
some had paid the penalty OF their noble enthusi-
asm by lives Of misery and deaths OF disgrace.
The sixteenth century, however, was lost to Brit
ish enterprise and IL remained for the weakness of
tho stuarts TO effect that which had surpassed the
strength Of the Tudors. Two centuries and half,
and no more, have paced since the first English
man found rect for the sole Of his foot in America,
and already VIC sec IN independent and powerful
empire Of - 900 600, some lourshing provinces,
comprehendmg three or four millions, and numor-
Gus fertile Islands, peoplcd mainly with descend
ants Of our forefathers. But what actually exists
IL only the beginning OF grandeur which seems
destined 10 surrasH all the prcccdents and the very
conceptions Of the Old World. n the population Of
the United States only keep up the same rate of in.
crease az ithas with great uniformity, for the nst
sixty years, before our school boys become old men
il will amount 20 n hundred millions, and in little
more than n century it will be two hundred mil
hons These isles, which did not contribute one
perms nent settler TO America from its discovery to
the reign Of our James now contributing
thousand day. All Ireland is thrown into the
United States. As in n vast laboratory some mas
ter wor kman reserves material TIL another il
augmented TO ito due bulk and rpencd To its pro-
per consistency, and then no longer hcsitatss to
throw in the new Ingredient the Celtic race, long
aud mytteriously reserved in it's aboriginal rude
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TO RAILROAD COMPANIES.

II & r. BLANDY, Proprioiors Of Locomotive
IL Engine Works, Zanosyillc, Ohio. rcspcctfu'-
ly give notice 10 railroad companies that they arc
nov prepared To furnish Engines Of the most Rp-
proved construction and finish. which. for capacity
speed, and durability. arc not cxcelled IN this
country.
Alec, al othcrrairoad machinery ,ofboth wrought
and cast iron, pertaining TO the road, stations, or
machine shops.
Terms az favorable as any other builders in the
United States.
The facilities Of trsnspor lation from Zsuosvillc
are ~ good ne from any other point IN the Union
having steamboat navigation 20 tho Ohio river, and
caual-boat aud railroad conncxiou with the Ohio
river and lakes
Ono Of their Engines, tho "Znnosvilc," on the
Central Ohio Railroad, may be referred TO, or
others at their works. The attention Of those in
tcrcstcd is invited, aud orders solicited.
Dec l--cO3m
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ODD-FELLOWS' HALL.

RETURN OF THE OLD FAVORITEs,
XUNKEL'S NIGHTINGALE ETHIOPIAN
N OPERA TROUPE, after years tour Of
brilliant and unexampled success in the principal
cities of the Union.
Tbs Nightingales will make their appearance
again before their friends in Washin gton on MON
DAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY, January
49, 20, and 81.
The Troupe now comprises eight talented and
versatile performers, under the manageme of
Mr.. GEORGE KUNKEL.
On each evening rare, attractive, and excellent
programmes will be offered. embracing many ar
tlstic gems OF a Musical, Ethiopian, and Terps-
chorcan order
Admission 20 cents. See programmes.
Doors open at g.. Performance 10 commence
at ~ Janl9
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BOUNDARY BETWEEN VIRGINIA AID MAlyLANp
We notice that petitons are in circulation in this
county asking the Legislature Of Maryland to
appoint commissioners TO meet others from the
State OF Virginia, for the purpose OF settling that
commencing at the Fairfax stone, at the head Of
the north branch of the Potomac, and extending
northwardly to the Pennsylvania limo. The mon
umsnts and marks this line said TO have
gone to decay occasioning great difficulties to
land titles the collection of taxes and the residence
Of citixens. This matter has been repeatedly
brought to the attention Of the Maryland Legisa-
ture heretofore, and we hope they will settle il at
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FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS


I HAVE now in store avery rich and splendid az.
Il soTtmCnt If the following articles, 20 wit Ell
ira super Silk, Cashmere, and French Flannel
Dressing Robes; Scaris, Cravats Stocks. and Neck.
ties, in rich and pleasing variety for dress, we'd
ding, and evening parties; Silk and Linen Pocket
Ilandkcrchicis; Gloves Of all descriptions Of the
beet makers; extra super winter Fur Gloves Sus.
peuders and Hosiery also, fun stock Of fine
Dress Shirts. plain and fancy, with a complete
supply Of Woollcn, Merino, Cashmere. Silk, and
Fur Under. garments Brushes of ali kinds. Port
Monaics Purses, Umbrellas, Canes, and Toilet Ar
tclcs, in abundance, at G. H. LANES
Fashionable Hat, Cap, and Gentlemon's Furnish.
ing Store, Pennsylvania av., bet. a. and 9th sts
Dec "a Union and Telegraph
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MIDWAY FEMALE ACADEMY.

THIS INSTITUTION is now in successful ope-
l. ration. Its session will continue to the first OF
August, 1852. The Teachers Departments are
ably filled, and casses formed in all tho branches.
A few vacancies exist Early application Is dcsir-
able, and young ladies will be charged from time
of entrance.
For terms, and other particulars, see advertise
ment of this school in the papers of previous
Mrs. JEFFERSON Minor, Principal.
Miss ANToINETTE PRosIUs, Teacher Of English
and Classical Literature.
Miss ELIZABETH Polk, Teacher of instrumental
and Vocal Music.
Professor OswtLn NoS KoESiG, Langua ges and
Mathematics.
MIDWAY, Essex county, Va, Dec. 25, 1851.
Address J. MINOR, NJ. D., OF Mrs. JEFFER
SON MINOR, Miller's Tavern post office, Esse,
county, Va. Jan 3-tFebl
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IMPORTANT TO THE DEAF.

nOCTOR HARTLY, AURIST, from the Ear
~ Infrmary, 80 Arch street, Philadelphia, beTs
10 announce bic return 10 this city for few days
The number aud importance Of the cases under HE
care his recent visit, and the gratifying amount
Of succcss which attended his treatment, have in
duccd him 20 expedite bis return. His stay here
will depend much upon circumstances; and " will
be advisable for those who wish 10 consult him to
make An early call. Residence over Myers's Dry
goods store, between 9th and 10Th streets, Penn
sylvania avenue. Consultation and examination
fec, ~. Jan I2-tf
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1fGrtsis
NEw Yosr, January Il

NEW fosr, January 17.-Cotton has declined
J, with sslcs Of 500 bales.
-Four ia irmer and tending upwards; sales OF
5000 barrels at 50 so 50 56, for State, 50 80
50 % for Southern, and 81 62 a 81 75 for In.
dians.
Sales Of 200 bushels mixed Ohio wheat at g
Corn 10 hrmer; saics Of 2, 500 bushels mixed at So
cents. Southern white is held at 6s ccnts.
Sales of so barrels mess pork at s IS ~, and
200 barrels beef hams at 10 20; sales Of 200 kcgs
lard at 9. cent?.
Sales Of 10 hogshesds Kentucky tobacco at
81 cents.
Sfocks Sales OF United States &c, 1867, at 1861!
Erie at7l.; Canton ut 6S}, and Reading at 56l.
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0SAnniyerssry Of the american Coioni-
nation soeicty.-Thc thirty fifth Anniversary OF
the American Colonization Society will be held i'm
this city in the First Presbyterian Church. on Four
and a half street. on Tuesday evening" the goth in
slant. Mt o'clock. Addresses may be expected
from several distinguished friends Of the cause.
In consequence Of the indispositon Of the Hon
Henry Clay, President Of the Society, the Hon
Daniel Webster, one Of tho vice presidents, will
preside at the meeting.
Jan l9-2td w Nolan, Secretary.
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OJ-lH. c. ". LINES, No. Harrison ,Ieeh
Cincinnati, Ohio, IS our General 7IGvsliing agent
for the Weftun Sfafss, as'ifed by John r. Denf.
Dr. j. "A. Wadsioorfh, dierand,r x. Lars, yainos
Rutherford. Or. Lou Edioards. {. ". l.. Uuen0n,
and q. A. Eggiesion.
Mr.. HENRY NJ LEWIS, Montgomery, dia
boaa 70 our Gnerai TSapsiiing agent for The Sfatcs
Of alabama and TsnnoIsee, assiifed BY {. p. Lucis
james o Leicis, and Samuel ID Lucis.
Mr.. ISRAEL u. JAMES, No. lS2 South Tenth
street. Philadelphia, isour Genoai T}ap,lling dgsnf
assisted by U'iiiiam ~ II6id, John Collins, Jane,
Deoing. A. Huk ITeliingion, 4. h. EUans, PoJin
Locke. George r. Button, Jo,sph Button. H. n.
Goodin. IpiHian J. Cory, isaac W Bodint, md
Waller H. Thompson
Rcceipl, from cinLer NJ INC abarr lriM BE- GOOD.
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AIRs. oHoATE,s MILLINERY AND FAN-

WI cy Store, Eour-ond-n-hnlf street, near
Pcnnsyivnnia hvenue.-Mrs. &. keeps con-
stantly on hand very large assortment Of Mill
merry Goods. Bonnets. and Drcss Caps, made 10
der. She IA confident that her Bonnets cannot be
surpassed by any other Establishment in this city
Her Fancy and Trimming Article, well select
cd and every cxertiOn II used TO give satsfaction
Christmas and New Ychr's Presents Of superior
quality. Fairs supplied at liberal discount. Don't
forget a. street, one house north Of Pennsylvania
avenue Dec g1-dn
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TO THE PUBLIC.
Patented scientific cold Niche Pens.

Patented Scientific Gold Niche Pens.
A WIN RAPP, the Patentee, has left the city,
"A. md has left with Mrs Lcydane, at Mrs.
Bassetts, ID street, between 9th and 9Th, sssort
mcnt of Pens OF the various grades Of elasticity and
hesibihty. The superiority Of those Pens over
every other ever invented, will be sttcstcd TO by
every individual who has ever used them, cmbrsc.
ing every desirable property of the quill pen, add
ing thereto the durability Of the metal
Ian lq-cod3ts
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ALEXANDRIA BOAT.

r - n The favortc steamer GORGE
tS5aa,5S WASHINGTON will depart at
the following honrs. a coach
connects with the boat in Washington. Boats
fare l2l cents. Coach fare g. cents.
The coach will leave the Capitol for the boat at
8, %. IL. and 81
Leaves Alexandria at 5, %, III. and g..
Leaves Warrington at 50, TO- .l2l, .. andi.
Dec I'D JOB CORSON. Captain
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L1rrEnL,sLrvrsG AGE. NO.. ia, ct.

cONTErTs.
/. USe and Beauty Of words. Fraser, Nag
asine.
p Sermons in Sonnett 49, Eraminer.
3. Life Amongst tho Loggcrs.- Biaott1ooa',
M1garins
g. Maurice Tiornny, CONCLUDED J. Dublin Uni.
uersity Mogazins.
3 Carlyio's Life Of Sterling .-- Ecieeiie Revisto.
o. Old Moscs.-- hefhodisf Pr0fesianf.
T. Admiral Napier aud Lord John Russell
Timo.
5. Secret Hisiory Of the Usurpation. - Granio de
CGssagnae
O. American Alliance Timer.
10. Lord Pslmerston and the Russell Cabinet
Tirnss.
II England, France, and Europe. Morning
Chponiois
With Poetry and Short Articles.
wksHIsoToS, December u, 1916.
OF all the Periodical Journals devoted TO Litcra-
ture and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country this has appeared to me to be the
useful. II contains, indeed the exposition only Of
tho current teratoro Of the English language, but
this, by its immense extent and comprehension, i'm
cludcs n portraturo Of the human mind in the ut
most ex pansion ofthe prescntage
J. @. ADAMS.
Publishcdweeklya S6nycar,by
r. LlTTELL Co. Boston,
And sold Ivy JOS. SHILLINGTON,
Jan 10 -dtw&wlw corner Pa. av. and ~ ct.
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LECTURES.
LECTURES.
Important to the Afiicted-Nutri;.vo Prin-
ciDlc.

Important TO the Ahiicted-Nutri;ivo Prin-
cipic.
hOCTOR A. q. HALL. of Cincinnati. will give
~ a course Of Lectures in. this city, on Fluid
Physiology. al TEMPERANCE HALL. The dis
covery Of the Nutritive Principle as q restorative
agent will 30 explained. and ts application and
practical benefit in ali cases OF disc illustrated
His introductory lecture to adies and gentlemen
will be free on WEDNESDAY evening, the 2let
instant, at half past O'clock and on the eve
nings Of THU KsDAY, FRIDAY, MONDAY. and
TUESDAY following
From practice OF twenty seven years, he speaks
with confidence and fidelity on the discovery OF
this new mode OF treatment in all diseases by the
science OF nature and the laws of nutrition.
He offers his services to the weak, afflicted, and
hopssss Of both sexes. with sanguine hope of cure
Printed prescriptions and directions will be given
minute examinations made. and the weakness and
diseases of each truly described. Requests all those
whose constitutions impaired to call. 4Aduic.
gratis Rooms at Mrs. FRAScE's, opposite Odd
Fellows' Hail. 7th street.
Jan l9-dlWif
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[lntelligencer and Union.l
IITIGsi WIosi wIGs!-M EDHURsT &

w HEARD's Wigs and Toupees stand pre-emi-
ncnt above all others. An examination will prove
THE no cgostical boast. Their peculiar light and
gossamcr character, being shaped and fitted 10 the
head exactly as the natural hair grove, every hair
having the appearance of issuing from the skin;
their elasticity, superiority OF material and work
manshp; their style Of finish and mode Of arrange
mcnt-iorn each n combination of improvement
that all competent judges have pronounced them
perfect beads OF hair. Citizens invited TO in
spcct them at their mandatory. Hair. dressing
Saloon, National Hotel, 9th street, Washington,
and ~ Maiden Lane, New York. Dec 23-eolmif
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N OTICE--1he general estimation long en-.
~ joycd by the Perfumes issuing from the pre-
misses Of LUBlN having led 10 a variety Of worth
less limitations and counterfeits, notwithstanding
the signature affixed 70 each label accompanying
the genuine article, NJ FELIX PROT proprietor
Of the Establishment LUBIN, has the honor Of in 81
forming his friends and the public that he has now
substituted for his former labels one Of n wholly
different description, and that he has caused TO be
manufactured for bic envelopes description Of
paper presenting, in form of watermark, the seal
Of his house.
In order, therefore, TO avoid deception. he re-
specifically begs them to pay special attention 10 the
label appended TO such articles az bear the name
Of his house, and 20 entrust the execution of their
orders only 20 dealers Of respectabity, address
them directly to his premises, No. 90 Rue Ste.
Anne, PARIS.
Opening to day in cxtracts-IIc litropc, Gera-
mum, Muck, Winter Blossom. New fnown Hay
Jockey Club. MOusseline, Amber, &c. &c Sc
with all the other choice articles Of the house
PARkER'S
Fancy Perfumery and Comb Store. under the Ma.
tiOnal Hotel. Nov Saws
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coke, TAR, AND LIME on n.

HoKE, TAR, AND LINE hand. and for
~ sale at the Warrington Gas UoTks The Coke
ne fuel gives intense heat, aud ignites almost
readily charcoal. The Coal Tar is used
chiefly az paint, for the preservation Of timber,
iron, &c. The Lime being highly impregDstcd with
ammonia, is Of great value manure, and far
superior to the ordinary lime when used for that
purpose. Dec 29-u
IIntelligenccr and Upion1
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
EfA United States mail stea mship AT
~. LANTIC, Captain James West-
49, This steamcr will depart with the
United States mails for Europe posi-
lively on Saturday, January 2ith at II o'o lock,
M. from her berth, at the foot of Canal street
No berth secured till paid for.
Forfreight or passage, having unequnlled &c
commoda tions for elegance and comfort apply 10
EDWARD X. COLLINS 4 Co,
Sc Wall street, Y.
The steamship ARCTIC will succeed the AT
LANTIC, and sail on February 7th, 1852.
Jan l7-tJ2i
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BY TELEGRAPH.
lsno,p ,torm-F ire IN AIis,i,,,ppi

BALTIMORE, January ia great snow-storm
has prevailed today At Baltimore, New York. Phi.
ladelpha and Cumberland, varying from eight to
twelve inches deep.
Brandon. Mississippi, has been nearly destroyed
by fire. The courthouse and two thirds Of the
business portion Of the city destroyed.
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FOR MOUNT VERNON AND FORT WASH

THREE TRIPS EACH WEEK
h T<<~c r. The steamer GEORGE WASH
,rIza p SINGTON or THOMAS COLLYER
sSH&=-Esk.will leave for Mount Vernon eve
ry Monday. Wednesday, and Fri
day, leaving Washington at 10, and Alexandria ut
lOi, a. IN. The boat will land her passengers 70
view Fort Washington after leaving Mount
Vernon
Fare round trip, 81 from Alexandria, 70 cts.
Children half price.
The Union line Of coaches leave the Capitol at
half past a. Va. for the boat For seats in coach
es, apply to George Thomas Parker, Washing
ton. JOB CORSON and
SAMUEL GEDNEY, Csptains\
o. t. y
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I osr-On Monday evening, the 18th instant,
IL between the + street Baptist church and the
house of the Secretary of the Navy, probably on
Pennsylvania avenue, in the neighbofhood OF the
Presidents square, Fur Pslerine, for which n re-
ward of SIS will be paid if delivered at rodd's
hat store, Jan l9-dlwif
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Prices or ADMISSION Private Boxes, $ 6; Dress
Circle and Parqutte, so cents; Reserved seats rs
cents Orchestra Scat, IS cent?; Family Circle, %
cents; Third Tier, 80 cents, Colored Gallery, "a
cents. Jan 10