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EREE AND RAPID wRITING.--Class
MISS DwIGHT's SCHOOL of DESIGN

AVA No os Broadway-Vhere the best instruction will
be gwen N the arts Of Drawing and Painting Ct t5 f<
term Of twenty lessons Payments advanced.
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ton Of valuable STANDARD works, many of which as
trattd: Annuals for lS53; Juyeniles &c.
WV. W. SHIRLEY, Auctloneor
CROCKERY, GLASS, CHINA, TOYS, &c.
~ WEDNESDAY, Dec. q st 10 O'Clock. At No 81 JOIN
st. choice assor tmen of best Glassware, all kinds also
White Granite Blue Printed and common ware Toys &c
Sales peremptory for cash
EXECUTOR's SALE-The House and Lot
II No So Madsou.st will be sold at auction By A. J..
BLEECkER at Merchsnis xchsnse, ON III EsDAf iitA
dny of January ext ct ~ O'clock az nool Terms mas
lnewn AZ sale THOMAS McELRATH. Executor
FURNITURE at AUCTION.-By AN.
il DREWS & HACGilEY, on WEDNESDAY, Dec. 2
al lCl O'clock TIE Sales Room No. $50 Broadway. an eE
ceent assortment OF customlade Household Furniture
ch Paror Suites in BTocstcle, sarety OF Chamber
ard Dinir groom Furniture Pianos. Plated Ware fsneJ
Goods Toys &c. Catalogues ready on morning OF sale
EURNITURE AUCTION.-WEDNES-
DAY Dec. o. at lOk A. NJ, conner Blocker and SaIh.
yan.is 4. SCHADLE. cabinet maker, viii sell large
stock of Furniture of every description The goods may
be examined every day from 10 10 O'Clock A. NJ Inquire
in the basement Of the house. T. sCHADLE, Proprr
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DOARDING-A suite of Rooms to let; also
I'D ain ale rooms with crates neatly furnished including
gas bath heaters &c. 10 the first class brown stone house
No 10 " est 23d-st. References exchanged
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Real estate for Gale.

CRYSTAL PALACE, MURRAY HILL
~ and FIFTH-Ay. LOTS for SALE TO LEASE
very desrab suaous Also wanted TO purchase House
and Lot up Lot-part payment to De made IN
house psintipg and other mechanical work. Inquire at
VIM 4. LAW RENCE'S Land Office, No 57f 6th-sv, near
56th-5t
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WANTED-By Gentleman and Wife OF
w quief and rrsious habits furnished Psrlos aud Bed
roos With nee Of kifchcn, small private family where
no bossdeu arc taken Any family having saeh rooms
which they DO not requ. may end occupanfs ior ne m
sxcced 50 mnufcs rdc nom the City Hall The hrss refer
encss win be eyes Addres stating terms and location
SANfORD Tribune O6lce
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Gouses to Get.
U,AsHIONABLR COUNTRY RI
oHaESRY NJ. WESTERN.

T ARGE and SMALL ROOMS-SuIraole G loi
;,Ie (,en,lernen or Gentlemen and their Wives Gas
In the house and warmed throughout fr7Vese Oh o''
AnnIv NJ No G. Murray-t.
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DOARDING--Onc or two young Ladies can
I'D be accommodated with Board at No. LOG Waverly
place few doors west Of Washngton-square Terms to
suit Baths, &c, in house. Reference II required
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MICE APARTMENTS to LET.-Rents from
~ s4,os5 No e5 West Ath-st- between 9Th and 'tn
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Keatuckg and the Pressdencu.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. IS. 1652.-The Wing cit-
1eLs Of Paducah, and several of the adjoining
couEties, in general convention on Wednesday
last, adopted resolutions declaring the senti-
meats, of that portion of the State in favor of
John ]. Crlttenden as the Wing candidate for
the Presidency. The Convention was attend
ed u nearly 400 delegates.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS |
TRANSMITTED ron THE DzILY pisPxTca


NO2SNU14yD<Oz<AH la
WAssassrcs, Fek ~
IN SxsAfks lettsf was read Aem Kossurh
dated At Cincinnsil, ia which he returns ,hspku
to the Government and Congress for The hospi-
tality he had received at their hands. Enclosed
was copy Of his address to President Fin.
more upon the occasion Of his leaving Wash.
ington. The question of receiving this letter
gave rise to debate in which kossurH was
handled with great severity. The rest Of the
day was consumed in further discussing the
Iowa land bill.
HousE OF REPREsESTATivEs.--T bill for
limiting to $500 the amount of mileage allow
ed to the Delegates from Oregon, came UP for
discussion, upon it's second reading. The
House referred to order its engrossment; but
the debate was continued on motion to re-
consider.
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Murderer arrested.

PocGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Feb. 15.-Jonas Sea-
mont negro, who committed rape on his
sep daughter, girl ten years of age, short
time ago, which caused her death, was arrest
ed yesterday, near Goshen, Orange county,
he vas brought to this place, and lodged in
jail this afternoon.
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The Irish Riots at SteubenriHe, Ohio.
PiTTsBURG, Feb. lathe riots between the
Cogkonans and landowners still continue at
Steubenvilie. The military are ali under arms
An armed party Of Corkonians had prepared
to leave Pittsburg for the seat of war, but were
prevented. number have, however, left by
steamboats, for S,euhenville.
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Great Excitement i'm Cleaveland.
CLEAyELAHp, Ohio. Feb.

CLEAF ELAND, UhlO, FED. II.
This city is in terrible state ofexcitement.
Owing to the following circumstance several
dead bodies were discovered near the Home
pathic Medical College. Among them gen.
tleman recognized the remains of daughter
who died some short time since. The mob are
at this moment engaged in destroying the Col
lege, and the military have been called out.
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latest fran TIE Sus9aehaRaa-Tke Ice B

Firm, &c
nAfnE DE GRACE, Feb. 1.-THE ice here has
noi oeen moved or evon disturbed by the late
Eesae 50 deeply ID it irnbeddedi in the depth of the
rFsr The crossing is in good order, apparently
80 ~ "a as me earth Ghd among the passengers who
passed over it to-day were large number Of ladies.
ip27Fehiy I'VE more 6urthan cars were passed over
As railway laid on the ice to-day, which seems
ssPa5s OF bearing eny amount of weight tina
eon.1 be placed upon Il.
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Meeting Of u s. Bank StooLholdera

Meettag Of u. s. Bank Stockholders.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. ia meeting of the
Stock holders of the United States Bank, was
heio this morning, when the committee report
Cd II lnexped:ent 10 make a general assign
NEXT. The meeting approved the report and
appointed another committee TO consider the
various projects submitted, and to make APP
p!catlon 10 the State Legislature for such
poHets as were required for the settlement Of
tue stiaiFs of the Bank.
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BY WELLINGTON GODDTN.
NEW AND HANDsOMa DwKLLTNG

~ oN LEIGH STREET, between Cd and 3rd
WEDNESDAY Afternoon, the 18th instsnf upon the
premises, commencing at O'clock the newly erecf.
ed frame Dwelling ON the South side Of Leak street.
Mrs. Louisa White, at the annual rent Fl AVS In
lot fronts 80 13 feet, runs back los feet with the mi
vilege of alley on the whole of its Western Inc.
The house has four rooms with Ere places 10 eschs
and kitchen with two rooms. The whole prer,;sas
are quite neat and tsstefl in their appearance,
TERMs-One third cash; balance at 4 and
months for negotiable notes, dnterest added secur
ed by trust deed.
fe 10 w. GODDIN Auct
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NEW YORK MARKETS. Fac, II

NEW YORK MARKETS Fe5. II.
CoTroN.-sales of $500 bales prices firm; spec
ulators waiting for the steamer
FLoUR.-6000 bbls. sold For state and Southern,
s. 1s
WHEAT.-White 100. CoRN-7O cts Provisions
steady.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
..pYv.L or STEAMER HI DORADO.
-Four Days Later nom California.
,,-ey a Msasos Of Geid- Qaiekest Trip on
Record al;fornsa Matters.

l-ey a MiVsos 81 Sefd- t{uscEea Trip o.
Record Caiitarnia Matters.
N,v York, Feb. 16.--The steamer Ell Do
-.dn bringing dates from San Francisco TO The
sssJ nit. four days later than those brought BY
-. r,pjeI Webster, arrived at her wharf atls
W ,.yncI this evening. She brings 81 100000
" rnld on freight, and 245 passengers.
The messengers of the Ell Dorado have made
.An a,;ekest time between San Francisco and
Nea Work that has yet been made, the running
,;,,e between the two ports, including the
.rnssinr OF the Isthmus, being twenty-ihree
and hall days
.t,s Gnrsona road was in fine order.
gay I.kn health of the Isthmus was very good,
nj passengers were leaving Panama very ra-
I'll, IN sailing vessels aud steamers. Tickets
~ .assaee on which were commanding pre-
m;gm. me-, :,
., T;yL rates. Beef had sold at $500 per bar
rel.
CALIFORNIA AFFAIRS.
~. mines of great richness have been dis
,,,,,pd 100 miles north of SCOTS river, which
ere rsQsing another great stampede
heaith department has been established at
- Francisco, the first section OF which levies
= ,ax Of one dollar on every passenger arriving
IN tia, port.
n dsfnite proceedings with regard TO the
ois,fion of United States Senator had yet
tster place in the Legislature. The Senate
rs.eIrtion in fayor of meeting the House on
w. a,th 10 go into an election, was laid on the
cable IN the House.
Hr Crabbe gave notice OF his intention to
;,t--4uce 4 bill relating to slaves and free peo-
ole Of color.
The Legislature was proceeding quietly
VIII business at IFS new quarters, 10 Sacra-
memo. The Miners Convention was also in
.s.-,ou there, and the town was crowded with
T5,.ters. among whom were all the Senatorial
.q~.iiates. who were TO address the Conyen-
iipa ,rurng its session.
The dry diggings were again destitute OF
water, aud the miners were focking 10 the
cities. The late dry weather had an untavora-
HE feet on the Southern mines. Many OF the
richest guIches had become dry, and the MI
neis were idle.
Frfther proceedings US to the trial of the
officers and crew of the ship Challenge have
been dropped FOR the present, the extreme Pc
n9l.v attached 10 the offences of which Captain
Waterman and his mate were convicted being
fsa wears imprisonment and $1,000 fine.
Tie markets at San Francisco were quiet.
ami prices generally unchanged.
FROM JAMAICA.
Tie Ell Dorado brings Jamaica dates to the
9,a. The papers are almost barren OF interest.
Tie cholera was abating, but the smallpox
uas raging with considerable violence in the
interior, partic ularly on the northern side CT
tire Island.
The L. ;. ship United States arrived at
Kingston on the 9Th, and was TO sail on the
sans night Tor New York.
The U. ). ship Independence was also al
Kingston, repairing.
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Another Arrival from Chagres.

New YORK, Feb. II.
The steamer United States arrived last night
from Chagres. She brings lao passengers, but
no later intelligence.
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Later from Toor;. 2


NEW ORLEANS, Feb. l4-The schooner
Oregon, arrived from rampico, brings no news.
ne snow fell at 'fainpico, on the 4th, and ice
was made quarter Of an inch thick.
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NJ" ORLEANS, Feb l4.-Mr. Milton Brands
o Lancaster, Pc, 4 returned Californian, was
foIGd murdered two days since. To-day the
ase1ssns were apprehended, and four men
implicated.
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CoSGREss.-In the Senate, Monday, after
TIE usual morning business, the bill granting
LEND to Iowa, to aid in the construction of GER
tain railroads therein, vas further debated by
Mr Bell.
II the House of Representatives, a bill to
repeal the proviso OF law which limits the
mileage OF delegate from Oregon was dis
cussed, bet not finally acted upon.
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Vessel ashore.

norfolk, Feb. l6.-The brig Charles Hen
~ OF Richmond, with small cargo oflumber
Is ashore at Sand Shoal.
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LATER FROM CHaGREs.

NEW YORK, Feb. IL, 1852.
The STEAMER FALCON, from Chagres, San
Juan and Havana, arrived at this port to-
day.
Some excitement was still felt at Havana
relative to another invasion.
The Saranac sailed from Navy Bay on the
2sth for Laguayra.
Navy Bay has been discovered to afford
much greater facilities for landing passengers
than Chagres.
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Later rom Poyt az Prince.

' =
NE| York, Feb, 1--we are in receipt of ad
wees from Port au Prince to the 22d of January
@aea general quiet prevailed in political affairs
crop coming in slowly
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Arrtpdl of KinkTs.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 16.-Dr. KinkIe, the Ger
Iaa patriot, arrived here to-day, and will ad
dgees the citizens at the Court bouse to.n;ob,
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Revelation in Chill,

A revolution had taken place in Chill, but
had been Suppressed. A bloody battle had
been fought ut Longueville in which the in
surgents were defeated with terrible slaughter.
Two thousand of them were killed upon the
spot, and larger number pursued aud cap
tured.
The Falcon brings no later dates from San
Erancisco
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Fatal Accident ON the Erie Railroad.

The passenger car on the Erie Railroad,
was precipitated down an embankment near
Binghamton, and several passengers were
killed and several badly injured.
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bx WELLINGTON GODDIN.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON GTH.
bETWEEN CARY AND CANAL STREETS,
rOR SALE AT AUCTToN--Will be cold on
~ AFTERNOON, the eth February,
iso upon the premises, commsncins at O'Clock,
two framed dwellings on the east line of 6th. be
tw zen Cary and Canal streets, occupied bv Messrs
Taomas Suter and w. Fl. Suter THE lots front
together 50 feet, extend in rear 100 feet ResiJss
the two dwellings there 10 on the premises large
made KIN 1wn ON the day sf sale. . "
Republican viii copy. fe il
TW0bNIALL TEN MRNTs ON 10TH
L STREET. SOUTH SIDE OF THE BASIN,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wi be sold on SAT-.
URDAY AFTERNOON, the 2lst February, 1852
upon the premises, commencing at o'clock, two
small framed tenements, on the east line of 10th
street, between Byrd and Canal streets, Opposite
to Mills Factory each OF which rents for $64 per
annum. Terms-4 months credit for approved
endorsed negotiable paper, interest added-the
purchaser to pay the taxes for the present year.
ER Times win copy. fe ls-dtds
VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE Dwell.
LING, on Clay and Sd streets, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION -Wil be sold on FRIDAY After
noon, the Goth day of February, 1859, upon the
premises, commencing at O'Clock, that desirably
located and handsome residence, on the corner Of
Clay and Sd streets, now in the occupancy of Mr..
Ro. J. Clarke. The lot fronts SO feet extends in
rear $50 feet to an alley. The dwelling has seven
rooms besides large Kitchen stable, carriage house,
coal and wood house, &C., all of which are nearly
new and in complete order. TERMs-One.third
cash, balance at and mos, for negotiable notes,
interest added, and title retained till the last note
shall be paid. The taxes and insurance for the
present year are to be paid by the purchaser.
fe Ia w. GODDIN, Auct.
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.Als THE sixth ANNUAL 81 K 90
KUN REV BALL, AT THE AMERI u
&ss2H CAN HOTEL, On Thurs an
-. Evening, February 10, 1854. &A
Inc Managers respectfully announce that the
SiAi4i ANNUAL BALL win take place at the
A ia,n 1a Hotel, on Thursday Evening, Feb.
MANAGERS.
zen w m Lambert Geo w Randolph
Gustavus Myers Roscoe B Heath
James Allen Tbomasp Anans,
Judge w w Crump PW Harwood
n nen.y n brooke I Abraham Levy, Jr
GaPt n Richardson George Lyon
DR. James Beale Col TINA r. PIC
William Richie VIM TbaJbmer
Hon John s Caskie Neptbali Ezekial
W rreo MARX Major w Taliaferro
iona iona mereoi,h Richard Haskins
hootC Stanard James A Cowardin
Chas McEvoy Michael Hart
Dr M Scott Drill Conway
Chas w rurceH John NVanlew
Poltlaux Robinson James LYONS
M w Rose Jacob lew
DR. r Kidder Taylor George TAYLOR
Isaac Schriver Ellis Morris
Hon John Mason Gallaher
EDWARD Dudley kenton Lyon
Marmaduke Johnson VIM Munford
James Ferguson Leroy Grant
Mitd'r Smith Augustus Mailert
James Fl Roy Thomas Tinsley
VIM w Dunnavant Joseph Nj Darlington
George w Toler Thomas w boswell
Jas Chamberlayne jacob Ezekiel
James nj Talbot Michael Davis
ENTREE MARCH AT O'CLOCK
Gentlemen wishing TO subscribe, can do SO by
application to either of the Managers.
Tickets SIS, to be had of AUGUSTUS MAILERT
Treasurer, No. 4, Main street fe Is
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Feb. II.

FLoUR.-7OO0 bbls. Howard Street and City Mills
sold to-day, at $3.50.
WHEAT has an upward tendency and Corn is
stationary.
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JOHN X. ID. PAYNE-saiesmnn.

WILL be sold, to the highest bidder, at O'Clock,
W on Thursday, the 18th day of February, 1852,
at the late residence of Peter Koll, decd in the
county of Henrico, near to Bacon Quarter Branch
Tavern, all the pershabe property of the said Peter
Kohl decd, consisting of his Household and Kitch-
en- Furniture, Cows, Horse l Cart and all his
Agricultural Implements, &C., &c. Terms-aH
sums under twenty dollars, cash-all sums above
that amount four months credit for bonds with ap-
proved security, before the property is delivered
MARGARET KOHL, Admx.
re 10 of Peter X oil decd
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LUDLAM 4 WATSON.

II February, Also. the last Nos of Weekly Her
aid. Spirit Of the Tmcs. Saturday Evening Post
Star Spansled Banner. Flag Of the Union, Glsason,
Sunday Evening Post. ReceiveA By
fe1 \. ,. aAMxAY, Bookseller,
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AMUSEM ENTs.


S9.y eMcn5 lQr y00 ul9hto Only, With Tie m
snd The eminent Bslle1 Tr0ane ffom ~ 1r6S Wss
Theatre, New York =
!, -, On This Kvenlnk, Hobrnnxx 1874.
WIN b Produced Grand Ballet D.yerfisement
entitled
UN JOUR DE CARNIVAL.
Marquita, Mile. Lola Montex, in which Mona.
schmidt, Mr.. G w. Smith and Mons Cane win sp
pcsr-assisted By numerous Corps de Ballet
Musical Director and Leader, Mr.. J. X GcoDALL
To be followed by the fayorite Comedietta Of
FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY.
To conclude with the iaughable Farce of
SLASHER AND CRASHER
Prices Of Administrations, 81; Pit SOC !;
Centre Gallery, 50 cent?: Colored Gallery. q cts
Eastern Gallery, IS cents. fe l9
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EIvE BUILDING LOTS IN SIDNEY
the owner, / win sen on "WEDNESDAY nexf. tie
18th inst, commencing Ut half paot oseIock, r II,
upon the Premises, I'VE building LOTS h he
town Of Sidney, fronting on Main street., and OPP
posfe Warsaw. These Lots eachiftont 90 feet, are
Of the usual depth, aud are located q section q
which property u improving IN valne in q remark
able degree. Terms Of sale
fe is JAMES N. TAYLOR, Aucf.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN PUR.
Il NITURE At AUCTION-By request Of TIE
trustee, / win sen, ON WEDNESDAY nexf the feth
inst, at the residence Of John ". Hardwieke Esq,
on 9th, near Leigh street, Commencing ct 10
o'clock, A. NJ, the stock of housshoid and kitchen
Furniture in said house, eonsisting Of such ard
Terms cash.
fe 10 JAMES N. TAYLOR.
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TMPORTANT DIsCLOsURE-T1e Al.

i closure is highly important to every citizen. par
uenlarly to those who are in want of Dry Goods
The disclosure has been found OUT and We will not
hold our readers in suspense any longer, Blu, tell
them at once Il is that it has been discovered that
Levy is selling the cheapest Goods in the city. He
has on hand large assortment of Silks, Mousse
laines Alpacas, and other styles OF Dress Geoda--
Caiicoes at cts the cheapest Goods ever offered:
Sh.rnng at cts Sheeting IL inches wide, at Sd,
and lots Of other Goods. too numerous to mention
II You want 70 buy cheap Dry Goods goro
ABRAHAM LEVY, Jr,
te ~ 20i, Brood Street
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SOIREKS MYsTERTEUSES,
Scientific and Experime ntaI Lectures

QUEER, CURIOUS, AMUSING
AZ Odd. Fellows Hail. on MONDAY, TUESDAY.
ana ~, WEDNESDAY. Feb. 10th, 18th, and 18TH Mr..
WHITNEY has the honor to announce brief se.
mes OF his popular entertainments, as above stated
with numerous striking beautiful, astonishing and
ainusing experiments with his Splendid Cahi.
NET of Apparatus.
Doors open at 2, to commence at u and close
az VI O'Clock. Tickets rs cents, one ticket admit.
Lang gentleman and lady, fe lA-tf
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/ AsT NOTICE BEFORE CLOSING

Ia We have nov on sale the residue of our stock
OF Dress and Fancy Goods, embracing first rate
styles Printed Hernannes Silk Alborines and Gren.
edlnes. Plain and Faecy Barages and Tissues Print
I'd Jacones, French Cambrics and Ginghams, Rich
Parasols I'm 1roideries Laces, &c.
Also, fair assortment Rich Fancy silks, Fancy
Dslains and csshmeres numerous styles Rich Vest
ings, Cashmere, Linen Drillings. &c all Of which
we offer at considerably less than New York cost for
only few days more.
fe9-h WARREN. FARISS T. BROWN.
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M MAGE RS FICE,
f. MORRIS & CO.

IN n N "A U Z II > U # III Z
F. MORRIS & CO.
Splendid Lottery for This Day.-Capi-
tails: $4,000, $4,000 IL 0OO ,95, 1900, 1000, 90
of $50, 90 of $50, &c rs numbers Is drawn
Tickets SO
Also, the Patapsco Lottery. Capital: So, 900, &c.
Tickets 50 so.
Drawn Nos. Patupsco, Class &c, Feb. l6
SO 80 81 Sc Go "a 72 II 90 Sc go SIS 90
fe 10 c. w PURCELL
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GALE OF HOUSES AND LOTS IN
~ DUVAL'S ADDlTION.-Whereas, a sale of
certain real estate, owned by Alfred Mitchell was
made at public auction on the 9th dsy of June,
1851 and the notes for the last payments given by
the purchasers having become fully due, and been
protested at Bank, and still remain un paid the pro-
perty will again be sold at public auction, on
TUESDAY, the q h February, 1852, at four
O'Clock, being the same property which was for
merly occupied by said Alfred Mitchell, near the
residence of Joseph c. Wingfeld, ESQ.,
sc IL JAMES T. SJJTTON In
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WALL oIhkEII UNUEH CITY HOTEL,
(Chalks old stand9
Drawn Nos. Patapsco. &c, Feb 10TH
81 So t6 81 70 II % 80 60 55 20
For This Day.-Susquehanna 8-Captals
S33 900, $4,000 II 900, $685. 5000 COCO, 90 of
1850. Is numbers, Is drawn Tickets $40.
Also, Small Fry Ticket 50 so
fe lS w n STATHAM
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