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WREN's FARMERS HOTEL,

WREN'S FARMERS HOTEL.
Corner Of sh end d streets
on PERSONS can be served with meals, without
~ lod gtng, at s. per week, at the abeve named
HOTEL nov ls-eo1w
Under OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Lambs.
~ wool, Radner Wool, Scotch wool, Silk and
wool, Shaker Flannel, and Cotton Shirts and Draws
IN great variety, and at moderate and uniform pri-
ces, AZ STEVENSS Salesroom,
!" ." lCnion Browns Hotel
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4 s*See advertisement

ArThe inImitsble THOMPSON is daily engased
in taking those wonderful STEREOSCOPE PQR-
TRAITS, which are winning for him such envia-
Die reputation. THOMPSON has many imitaters,
but his pictures are ahead Of all rivalry. If the
public wish for Portraits possessing all the attributes
of perfection, brilliant but unfadng, let them try
THOMPSON. His pictures. as Pope said of his
friends. "Will bloom in their colors for thousand
years. His Gallery is on Pennsylvania avenue.
between ~ and 9Th streets. Try him.
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DIR. ECHWARTZES y
OEnd Extract OF SarsaDar1lla.

Po1nu E1tract OF Safsaparilla.
Nv HEN other Sarsaparillss and quackeries have
" had their day, and have sunk into insip.
nln9ance Dr. Schwsrtze's Sarsaparilla is still per
in. y ~ ~
Try the above for rheumatism, scrofula, bronchit.
Inhamation Of the eyes, impurities of the blood,
general debility, &s. 10y
U. g. Hotel and ID door from Sd street, Pa. ave.
nov lift
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FOR SALE AND RENT

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
Sale.-1he three-story brick STORE HOUSE,
on Penn. avenue. now occupied by J. NJ. Dom 4
Bro, being OF the best business stands In the
city.
Also, the three story brick dwelling House, on
street, now occupied by Nice. Young.
Also, beautiful Country Seat, just without the
limits Of the city.
The aboye property will be sold on very acrommo
dating terms, by c. ". PA1RO,
nov l9-co2w Executor.
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AE PALp1rAr1oN OF THE HEART, NERVOUS DISEASES,
Liver Complaint. Neuralgia, Dyspepsia. Costiveness
aud Piles are all relieved and cured in incredible
short space of by Carriers Spanish Mixture, the
great tonic and purifier Of the blood. 1t contains
not particle of Mercury, Opium, or any noxious
drug; is perfectly harmless, and has cured more
than five hundred cases of disease.
We can only refer the reader to the certificates,
few of which may be found in another column. and
all Of which are detailed In full around the BOTTLE
1t is the greatest of all Spring and Fall Medicines
and possesses an influence over the blood truly
narkabe.
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nor RENT-A Store and Cellar, on the corner Of
l. ID street and Massachusetts avenue. suitable
.cr grocery, 10 highly improving part of the city,
being first rate stand for business. For part cuars
inquire on the premises. nov II l. 2w%
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GH5$ FOR RENT.-A frame HOUSE. con-
iimm tanning rooms, on 10th street, between and
A'I>.M streets, formerly occupied by Mrs. Day For
part GU arS apply at Butcher Stable, Nth and
streets. III. S0THER0N.
nOY lS-3f+
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC RAIL-
FIFTH ANNUAL BALL
THE
NJ Alto NAL VS.

TIME NATIONAL GREYS take pleasure in an
nouncipg to their friends and the public gene
rally that their fifth Annual BALL will be given a
Jackson Hal, on MONDAY, the 2lst instant.
They have engaged Capt. Prosperi's celebrated mil
tsry apd Cotlon Band, who will open the ball will
an original Quickstep, composed expressly for tn
National Greys and the occasion, and the Company
pledge themselves that they will spare no pains t
make this the Ball of the season.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
Cant IemusI Towers, Lieut. Francis Holden,
Lieut. James Sutton, Lieut. WALES,
Sergeant Feter Egsn, James stone,
Samuel Sloan, RIG Sbekell,
John G. Dudley.
M,naosrs ON tine part Of the Company
Surgeon J C Riley, Grant,
Quar- Flaherty, Isaac Grey,
Ensign G Boyd Robt Grimes,
Sergeant J A Boyce, Henry Hoffman,
SergtJ Buckingham, Harbook,
Corp A Tate, &c Tardella,
Corn FRYE, FJohnson,
Corp schadd, 9 Kirk,
John Bathem, Lowe.
John Brown, Merryman,
Isaac Bartlett, I r Mcguire,
VIM Bryan, Jno ONeal.
Jas Baird, keplar Philips,
Jno Beck, Arthur Humphrey,
W " Bean. JFB Purcell,
.Ino T. Bradley, Richard Staples.
Benz Burns, Casper Shafer,
Davis Jas Fermillon,
JnO Ftzhugh. Patrick Wilson,
Jos Friedenwald, j williams,
F German.
Managers on the part Of the Military.
Maj Gen Jones, Col Hickey,
Br Gen Weightman, Lieut. Col Riley,
Maj Bacon. Maj KeywOrth,
Maj Wallach, Adj Middleton,
Quar- McCuilum, Capt Buckingham,
Capt Darlington, Surgeon Morgan,
Capt Bradford, Capt Bright,
Capt Schwartzman, Capt Smith,
Capt Peck, Capt Key,
Captain TAFT.
Managers on tie part Of The Citizens.
Hon JDo W Maury, David Hepburn,
Hon =" W Seaton, VI Chapin,
Hon Walter LenoX, j x Baiiey
Jonah D Hoover, Jno Masuire,
Richard Wallach, VIM Fitzpatrick, jr,
Thos DonohOo, Jno Queen,
VIM Cooper, Jno Sergeant
Jno Towers. f. Doyle
Samuel Douglass, Jas Gordon.
Geo W Hinton, McNerhsny,
W Huntington, Jos W Davis
W Bavly, Benz . Sheckell,
VI MOhun, D B Clarke.
Samuel Bacon, JAS II Sheckell.
The Ball will he opened at o'clock
Floor managers will be designated by red an
Mar on fho ri Of bo itor
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IIF bsII VIII De OT'tutu III 2 o tIOCK.
Floor managers will be designated by red and
white rosette Managers on the part of the Military
by scarlet rosette. Managers on the part of the
Citizens by white rosette, which will be furnished
to them at the door, and on the part of TIE Compa-
ny by their uniform.
Tickets TWO DOLLARS; to be had at the usual
places sud at the door the evening Of the ball.
Ladies who may not receive invitations will please
send their names to T. F. Mcguire, Pa avenue, near
~ street nov lO-tb.
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). =. CRUTCHET, French Cook,
1'HE advertiser respectfully makes known to the
i public that he continues to prepare at priyrte
residences, as well as at balls, parties &C. Dinners
and supPers in Partisan style, and win be pleased to
handsome rooms with rich furniture and every ele
gance OF private mansion, where parties of twenty
or less can be handsomely accommodated with Sun
pers and Dinners, as privately if given in any gen
t,emans dwelling. The table ware is of the finest
china silver, &C. and the attentions OF Mons Crutch
ct and assistants being of the most polite character
are here to please the bedu monde. His rooms are
on the corner Of 9th and streets.
nsv 17-eotDecl TIntl
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~ There Is no better time than the present to
purchase your supplies of Fall and Winter clothing
To those in want of superior lowpriced apparel,
we would urge the prudence of visiting the popular
establishment known as NOAH WALKERS MAR
BILE HALL CLOTHING EMPORIUM, Browns bulld
Ing, where they be suited with every variety and
style Of clothing. Their beautiful and well selected
stock consists In part of fine black and fancy coored
cloth ock sack and dress coats superior plain and
fancy cashmere business frocks and sacks; rich
tamas paletats and sack overcoats with the best
selection of fine black doeskn and fancy cashmere
pants cut velvet silks. satin, cashmere and plush
vests. Also Shirts collars, drawers, socks, crayats
handkerchief suspenders. gloves, undershrts, &c.
All of which they will sell lower than any other
house in this or any other city. We would also call
the attention of ladies to their complete assortment
of Boys Clothing. large supply of servants wear
always on hand.
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AW BOOKS ut Taylor Maury's.
~ Jefferson's Complete Works, vol 2
Busy moments for an Idle Woman.
APpetohS Library Edition of the British Poets
from CHANGER to Byron, The most beautiful edition
Just publiShed-now ready Wilson, Herbert, and
Thomson.
- The Life, Eulogy, and great orations of DAME
Webster with portrait
Happy Days of Childhood by Amy Meadows.
nov IL Bookstore, near 9th street
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JNOR SALE-Two fine HORSES, at Mir. Cow
l. lins's Stable, Gil q, between 18th and 18th SITS
they belong to private gentleman and are offered
for sale only because he contempates leaving for the
country
Mr.. Cowling will show them and state the price
nov l2-tf
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e.. ,sF 'ves'' Bah To-NIsht.-Tbs Na,iona, Crews
-. ,iuei Towers, have their fifth ANIMAL halI
800, ~ Jackson Hall, for which every possible
s.T Ill i'as oeen made 10 give satisfaction. The
s,.f"s,nh D. both military and civic, and we NAV
-, Efet rleh display, Us wei as a eay and
,siqnde,",aI'tsr' OF the beauties of Washington.
kerpsntn. mat there will be delegation OF the
ElS 'naeht OF Law Greys OF BALTIMORE present
ssoy a.s music, nne dances, social meetings. a
" anu splendid ball Ia sure 10 take place.
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IGoh oaf.-AS the Star IL read by nearly evay,
>+sbReT thai arrives III Washington, as We'll a. Nv
~ owl cItizenS, It's the best medium through which
Ese notice of danger, We therefore CAUTION yis-
~ 20 TIE various public buildings tu be on rhei,
''~i against swlndlers- \ gang of experts al The
lllhie :" and ''drOp g.me,'' have arrived and
-H'enced operations on the uEguarded in one o.
Instances successfully. Several of the police
- lfr a"Ir" nj their arrival, and We hope all vii
Z" Va The look Gul Tor them
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ne T6mPS PreseatGiion.-The grand SILVER trum
: I'' ihr Columbia Ere Company, the finest proba
ever made, Will be- presented TO morrow evening
-fn>' Saloon, by Nrs. E. II. F., in person. We
anu be received by Captain James A. TAFT
Sitn' VI The Company, IA behalf Of the same. He
~, l'u 20 be followed in appropriate and elO-
- Pe'oh's by Major u. u. French, +. McNer-
~ E>q and othfrs With sweet MUSIC. fairy
anu bright eyes, a.,d the fremenIs - lofty
- "eh and Interesting scene may be expected.
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TRY-TRY-TRY
4 LANNON'S VEGETABLE or BLOOpPURIFYING
~ BlTIERS. ~ Ask for the bottle with the
Portrait OF the Inventor and Proprietor and take
none other VIM. NJ. CANNON,
Washington, D. c.
10 whom all orders should be addressed for Agen-
cies &c. nov awSs a
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,AsH FOH COW S.-Wsnted 20 dry COVE,
- for which cash-will be paid ON application to
H. Cowirg at his Livery Stable, on G, near 18th St
nov l6-dlw#
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Dr. " tAIHs LectlTs.-DT. Watkins delivered on
saturday evening. h> fifth lecture on The Origin OF
'nHI1ge, al CaTusIS Saloon, IN which he criticised
q! severely the whole tribe OF photographers,
serving thai they had al! mistaken their vocation
iiirr attempts 1" define words The lecturer. IN
/ Is remarks, paid ii high compliment to the German
pir~>"F|, wh'er writing. oil PmlOlogy be Charac-
hE-d l. thr nObe~t works ia literature Ii Il SIM
q C"uf~e L. that pursued by teachers in GERMANY,
'fr followed IN our schnols, the result would b..
iucuvr nj still greater LenrhI IL the English
12uhEe. Tie only mode oi defining a word /. by
f'uHIO'uti'in ur pIrdphra-r- But u mus, NOT be
-'h an explanation - Df. Johnson III his dlctiOn
hls gwen III The word net, which wis rs apuII-
'-it 10 Il nutmeg CRATER, u COOKS cu!leuder a.
y ID" wHId which II WAS INTENDED to define Tn,
IfhmiIpn OF word should be brief and simple per
'cdnu~. popular and conclusive, il should have no
SN4niTN, nothing that >macks of the schools; il
H'a.Ih b. such a. the ignorant understand, as
- a. the learned. No two words have exactly
= >1mr meaning, Ia undertake therefore To define
Hr word BY another, ID To deceive the enquirer, and
gave han wrong notion at his language. This.
slrctuTeT illustrated by examples iCm the dicliOI-
- of Dr. Johnson, of the French ACddtrly, and
others. The wTIters Of tie Frea b Academy
ID BY attempting 10 obey al Imaginary dogma.
4.rh requires that one word should be- defined by
/ 4,JIirT. Tins vas impossible because every word
every language was originated to name a distinct
I'd, and no TWO i:-a> be- made The same. 20
y -tr word can be explained or defined hy another
Iii The lecturer, proved, by n>tincing the words
yr-t and language. which although often used in
'cfli'rn1Iriy, were if te siity not synonymous.
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On Thanksgiving day collections will be made in
the various churches Tor the Washingtcl Monument.
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AR, A'ht GHi Di,trid!ef Columbia Re siment.-An
30, II may be- seen, Is being made 10 rc0rsanize
q summing oiheeI~ and hira 81 this regiment, 50
br1bly distinguished I'm the Mexican War. An
~'cIlt'pn has been formed in Baltimore of y hich
Hughes Is President, and the Baltimore aud
!. 'IGct Battalion have also taken step. for An or
H-iation Ia this city. Bythese organizations much
so laS De done and an undeTstandn always BE-
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no X l. E-Or exchange for property in
l. Washington, Georgetown, or Alexandria,
very desirable tract OF land containing 112 acres w.
ing in Alexandria county, Va, about 30 miles west
OF Georgetown and miles ION the centre Of this
city, adjoining the land lately owned by W A. Brad
ley, Esq. More than one half the land is covered
with good wood and chestnut timber. 1t is a most
healthy place, and may be made beautiful Summer
residence sffording a fine view of Georgetown and
Washington, or profitable market and dairy farm
The soil and situation well adapted to the growth
OF the vine and all kinds Of fruit Apply at this Of
fee fer further information. nov lift.
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ENO2 RENT-A large two-story brick HOUSE.
l. with brick stable and out houses, and large
yard. on the corner of 18th street and Maryland
nue. Apply to Mrs. CHESIIlN, at DR.. Pipers. cor
Of 9th and G streets. nov Jl-eo3t*
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BlH Of The J'=!y Cia!.-Thi< aASiou,ly anticipated
rnt Is fast approaching. neat "Wednesday night
"a. The p"Tlnd med Tor IIe assrmblase of the party
; = Ne understand that there Will BE- considerable
oLpetiu0H tDr the knife. The committee OF ladies
u selected for the % '~rnlltidn 10 BE- tire
f most beautiful of the Island beaiItes. and their
'ei-ioI VIII b. fa1l, a. they are supposed IL he
- judges OF rsly Eiea. But remember the ball
a. place next "Wednesday nisi1. Sa lirYc your
ii hgsed stOc kings, pigeon winged pIIap.. &c.
sly. Tor there Will be fun alive OH the occasion
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nor ii EN- IT Furnished or unfinished
Il ROOMS, with or without boarding, can be OBJ
tanned in private family by early application
Reference rs to resnectabity will be required In
quire ct T. B. Browns Store, corner of 9TH and /
streets. oct 4-eotf-
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sAPHlS-Tr Geo Collier 26' blss cotton " Cooper
4o4 Iglusgn as, Weight Williams &.olls Ss'soo
si7s So, VI rscgv ol aeo.- MhAs, Conna9 aros l"y4
a, f5oy V ,i.rs - Wat 4 nrsnuss IA t.tay t'smps
6s5-II i,tle 6215 hides Fossor SIS L Nsnu-5
new AErHAsE Fsr s,e-r rs'' "a ss!e' cotton Baet
a.g IiradsFslu P-aei Ward J7ns,-lo pJs,ll &6
NnI. k n,sn v E,GI5 Se56 DO Anderson Ns1sHe-5
II G-sfuWesd sos ia .sla q, =; w at 5000 sale
i ! [ iye-Totsi Isl bales
cINctNNATIper ,ts4m- Golden Gate bbla f9gr Realty
sA Iau fIst, Sorn so7o boxes lard ogssby aacaay as
bhl IA bacon Martin oven DO Nye, Bro 500
bul nj tp' qae, Depsys el4 bts ssgs 20 obs s
Ba,kas-i siArk nav & steahs,-sandrss to order,
zane a + N wsLt SO 4 s1 op chefry
N aG Ic29i %o.. . F :, ra P cara
e i' ,os Iarn't Ws3r SIS De 81 o9Is pek e
tfl9i t, VIVA. - Es,i.i n. - a., eSinn an
ATTAEAPAS Della bales Belorg-4l
10 DsSnyl DO Geads'a k-to % ls5 Lid. Lob a
hhii sby l'eu 'ulst35 Jesnne dao pfuibet son
rqhl AS haea Al bhd % bOls mcissses.
= Dc hnIaaplen sIg e gg sa TO-, - s1 > :
fss2r So c'tanS s9.lf & l9afsa9 ses
Heads P9mroy d.o2s Iolsiars Ta,iafl hid,
% h nulst Se7sdS jackson 4 o do 20 hbds
bahsuusu, Carroll 6ao - g1a mo sssss Rgnls dS Stleu
3 Wyst-sundrs Q orlet.
yERMLc ILLE-Per Gen RgsL 4ss bale. cotton
Tayos55 Golrlso Ksrsod DsGray-3s
lJss cha,t,ugls hhds sugar DARBY 1remouetsodo
Iota salc5 ist lhds sugar 70 hbls nolasses.
MoBnEFI steamer Charlie 9olass s9?a R 'eddes!l d
egHm Hat bales md SEAMAN Mils Peek-S do Mar
! shall James, -nudres ~ order
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u epoo III com9'rc siars,pg Lr epgo THURSDAY, 2i
H hu goods net permitted within live go lsy will BE- the
~ L aQfta J, n hSHBRlDGE Co, % ST. Charles
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1sst~ Neither the Captain nor Consignee of
tsA STRANGER
IOHN TOOLE, q, Bank Place. feiT
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rs From this date, no bills will he paid by
'ar z nAtNAU, url-, male by the Captain clerk FsL
efy ~, ls,5. y. ~ POMEOY a co, Agents, tislw
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second Annual Sale or the attnre Real Estate
By J. 4. BEARD & MAY, Auctioneers.
ESNIrESnAN March L. 1952 at 10 n1cloek

u D. a DIsAltO I. ii q 1 -AuCblOuctI5-
THURSDAY, March Is. 1853, at II o'clock,
nd 9 s.9s ag q q; a .a Ss :. s A.4 e
~ .,v,ya & issI .a a. A.. sos
j P S q s ias o si IT. ey SS r,. .s
a. ii1s sSd ss s . he :. , @ =
Beard rSrvd q so ~ Of u.d. and 'lsss
Fs Hsaols caune city q View driesns By
sssraay J. loss sa,inisg L9,s Of srqaad remaining
/ Lof o. GRoCN5 20 s. n me qasrs sy
t1u Common Aad G5sr streets sot T aes9gns q Nv R'harS
Lots 10 r. a f I'D , 4 u: 91sis Is ss1 ;@ss
t5s s2,szroi feyara, Froat lyse Fu,,oa .,rss.s
Lee Faltsa foydrss sai LAiayssts s.rseis-
gai. s 81 jes.pa md SoTiS asIlst ssr.ss
so9 ssls md Dopd .ss e. 10
ncsRTif f sar 81 IN o. GROUND numbered Is No. /,
BOUNDED Front Levse FELTON,, Deord 'ress
= csRAS SLIT OR LOT OF GROUND h,rnded by Canal.
sIS i nofs ' 81 t GROUSE IL aaS
"a III F .q1IS ITs y a ft I 59 a
H. = IS saan@4 BY srsyisr, Poydrss,
b. si1rt@S Igfs OF GROUND being aassr $500.
TO- H. a. u IS ani 49, in the square bounded by Poyiras, La
H. FIFTEEN L5Ts OF GROUND, being namss-rl $3.50,
TO- H. 49, "a and Is the square boaasd ~
| a. TEN IoTs eFouyD being auqa5 :. I2,@45,s.I.ssaa
10 lie luare t ty Fion, Fron, Groa and So'rs Dams
LOTS q eR9ryP S. f aaHsf,, s:s "a s,a.
~ .wESTr THREE LOTS OF GROUND being nnrnsers i,
u e p + Is z ia 10 = sc IL q I'D p IN the
Il; FIVE Ions 81 GROUND beng 8, and s. in hs
sed Jcssph Market Fulton aad frcu.
10 FIVE LOIS OF GROuN nunb-rs "a and 10 the
SQUARE soEd Faton ssrees
H. SEVEN LOTS OF GROUND n,Hars l. 3 T. D. and
the a1d peiord Streets
Tue Tre Buildings. peTron wishing this property
yer u street ordered 70 - paved
Immediately. Speels Will havs he adv anfsge
4pgrsnee a vel known hs. nearly the Whole OF
10 & profitable The I'M
Already erected the ots
- the HronAol- investments Tbs
ma A. i- N7vears which
| .nse readers ataoie a-ssutt . t1T.rs
hsan- equal Inata u1enfs tdfvide1 ~
red) year, credit Tor note
bearing properly with ntsrest Of cent per an
rgm Id a and tha AID cont per annnu
The Ehfud Liabilities su1 u1rd Of the el
| f.k = al 7sr .1r the eash pasuleHls. a..
r. g. Notary Pablo. at The ttpenss vf tns
|
pass M pFeIty be sent to he order of person
Nisi4 A5yr-,g Trader, NswYok Herald,
weekly Until the Of sals,
a s-nl ther accounts nGcsinnses
10. II, Is, H. IL 4, A. = A4r-h j. =, u
= 10, II, ~, -, II, Is.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A RMORY HALL-MADAN EN1fA g. ss55ssa
Y B6sTWfcK n New Ysrk respectfully informs The .H
lore, Z asa ~ eud. I'd DE .d g. x
5rsmm wEDsEsDAY EFEfsG February y. Aas'si by the
ss Snsa ..d yioii,, Mr. HENRY Apply soSvsnaiss
Z. l!.br.sea soio Fias, Mr. JULIUS sEDE Fa Fs Pos
MSS ANNE OLIVER pstiss Essssa! 7ag aaa Zsss
u sgs sbl psrsr On the cousrs laughter OF ''s SAnd
HEeR TfnLOT s1io Pis fla Royai Hgbnsss ne DnAe Of
cSsafg Soiha. -
-. PROGRAMME. ....
PART FIRST.
spLo-Pao - y tsas'is (" -, hfnz9F
D. cAvATrNA-f E,nlni 10 terraui, Verdi
MIS-. E5flfA g. bftsiWfCh-
V1,Hd-4 Faaiasa Afto..
Mp HENRY ARFf.
soSe-vr-slas n NghagsA ia,'eissing ths sta7sd
yiPs BJsT WICK AND Ms. JULIUS slEDE.
som -.ftss-Iatr5dse,isns AID vsriiioua q
nv iy''i''' : Mss ,i ASvrE oiiyEs
ssoLoFu' Farss ,i 4 Tr' 9.;isoy5 A' y'f-
ITO CONCERT AsrE-F5r Vsi.- asi Violin, Isomms
Geo from = lt4 Opera, La seaass ia bssisd. -
yes EaSth q B551 wick ASD Ne. HENt.1 APrY-
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~ lhe Pao ssst tI' eoa has ssea kindly 9aned hy M
Ferrs4 Sea-, can b ,rsa saa sItrn a1ss At the oos
ga r THIEs, Agent.
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- UNAwAY NEGROES confined in the Q

u Pol Jal u the Second Dis, SevOrlesns3 sA
JEFFERSON, dark c, about 81 feet nhes9 ~
he belongs MI Elan OF hatcher Mississippi *
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Mr. Benjamin Gilbert Of Matched Mississippi
CYRUS, dntk about feet ~ inches hgh
belongs 70 Mr. ezekiel Grtves, Of Lake Providence L.
GFORGf dark te, about IS feet inches high
he belongs Mr.. eaiet, Of NewOrlennl,
WILLIAM black about n feet II inches high
says t4la Nj Jasa Lacey franklin La be has three Of
his teeth NJ.
dark grta about 2b i0ahe
beh. cngs TO Mr. Svie Aleisrs.
81 w. Ii. WATERS, Keeper Police jail, I'd District
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Per steamship Perseverance from lndauo md Gn,Hsonf Gtny
end lady NJ Buckley aud daughter Short aud lady Col Payne pr
Nc Mcu.ru CuDt NJ Frost Judge Dunlap, Han
ford, Powell Asvorth Shaw W Tuor Winston, Under
wool Citn Mckee, johnson, Hysr Mosby, Hill, JEFF
HIM Ala EoheIlson AIs Imll. Mr. Lalnar0 deck.
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SEW IJRk-Psr barb Gov Briggs; Assorted u4It-.
TENASp strasA4p 10 bHlca Williams
81 Armstrong, Hams lis belly, CusushtH AGO = Rugsisy
Hair 90 iN, Mclean 3M MsriinF W Grent
Cleveland RolsrissI 4 AsDgggA-j Miehr-A Bee ~ Al
.44r aay--l Is 4reaH at1-E li.t ag--aad order.
PEs rAcoLAFsr Gr slrrher-Es 10 bales cotton 400 Tom
lrg z g z gaia&
sp Chatham, ss salt fbIs terr. s,sI.
EH' ul steamship Aitus. flllp specie 1kes
b ISIS s! errro7s tsr .'asai 4ld ind. z" ID orler.
GRAND CAlLLOLP. sa Planter Csrgi aud mVaasss.
NEtA CRU Per chr Bn,ta 5000 spe, Grusr- So5O0
Ig N'is,9 v ta 6Q ct9els indigo do coehiftSi =
AlH. + a. Fu.ltHz x
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DATENT MEDICINES-A Rem dy for all

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Of the ELECTRICAL FEBkl
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In Fourth District
lNDlANA-rer Rsulun's tCit l.TO bbs Hour order.
MADISON Per 49, boat l4o0 Lbls hour las Tor CAsslv
MADISON Per Mtrva s beat ll5n barrels Hour Hewitt MOI