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PERSONAL,

go. Fielding Lucas. jr., one Of the oldes
and most respectable citizens of Baltimore, died
in that city yesterday morning. For numbe,
of years he successfully conducted book stor.
and type foundery.
.... Mr.. George W. Kendall, the able editor
of the New Orleans Picayune, is on his way tC
Europe with the intention of locating for /;
time at Constantinople, and watching from
thence the course Of the war.
80. Rev. DR.. Magoon has commenced
course Of lectures, before the Young Men
Christian Association cf Baltimore on "Pro
gress and Providence
-. Mr.. Meagher has been lecturing in Sar
Francisco, California, to large houses HI
has been invited by both branches of thu
Legislature to lecture at the Capital.
go. The Dublin Tablet has reason to be
lieve, that the ''illustrious President of tn,
Catholic University in Ireland will shortly b,
raised to the dignity of bishop in payti5us ,
This is DR.. Newman.
go. In New York, great efforts have been
made to ascertain the whereabouts of Mis-
Grant, the accuser of Shackford and Mind
Restell. The general impression is that sh,
has been forcibly abducted. The evidence i
to be submitted to the Grand Jury
80. Wr.. Porter, Esq, editor of the New
York esprit Of the Times" is in this city
surrounded constantly by his numerous friends
80. Lorenzo B. Shepard, prominent New
York politician, is now in this city.
80. Rev H. s. Spencer, highly respecta.
BILE clergyman of the Baptist denomination
committed suicide in the Insane Asylum, a,
Utica, New York, on the Goth ult He had
been in the asylum some months
80. VIM. Webb, aged sixteen, recently
ran away from Louisville with Susan Roby
aged thirteen, and got married.
80. Hon. Geo. E. Pugh, the new Ohio Sen
ator, arrived in this city on Saturday
-. Bishop Potter has refused to lecture
before the Young Mems Association of Pitts
burg. The cause was, Miss Lucy Stone hat
preceded him as a lecturer and Miss A. L.
Brown was to follow.
80. DR.. Wolfred Nelson has been elected
Mayor to Montreal. Seventeen years age
" the hero of st. Dennis" as he had beer
styled, was brought into the city in irons
amid the insults and taunts of the populace }
He was the admitted leader of the revolt i,
1887, but subsequently pardoned through tn,
influence Of Lord Durham.
80. The Cecil Democrat says that it is un
derstood that the Hon. Louis McLane, of Mary
land, is the author Of the letters published il
the Union over the signature of 90 A retiret
Statesman
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1CE.-The Boston Courier says the
quantity of ice cut in that vicinity this
season, will be about 100000 tons, and
adds -
"The receipts Of the several Railroads
for freight of this ice will amount to about
500, 900; labor for cutting, &C., $780,
900. Large sums are also paid for saw
dust and other materials for packing.
wharfage, &C., on the ice shipped. To
ship the surplus from our vicinity to
foreign and domestic ports, would require
about 200 ships of 1000 tons each, tho
freight of which could not amount to less
than $40O, 900. The present price of ict
is about 50 per ton, packed on board
vessels for export" .-..
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HuMBuGI

NAlD number, last Saturday night, whea, in
~ stead Of Horse and Carriage. they saw inscribed
their tickets The Life of the Fakir. Now ladies'
and gents if you wish to get your money back. and
in prize worth having, just call ut Beers Hotel
ON Sd street, and learn the beautiful art OF INLAY
ING PEARL on furniture and fancy articles, which
can be taught in one two lessons, rs hundreds in
this city can testify; and as We deeply symrathist
W tn the uuucky, will allow them one dollar fcl
each life Of the fakir, and tcach them at the usual
price
N. B.-We will furnish scholars with all articles
necessary to do the work, at New York prices, and
give ITEM instructions to make or bay them also
A. there usually large profit made the articles
youmay save considerable by the directions to max
the articles.
karWe intend to remain only one week more in
Washington. mar 13-Iwk
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FIRST GRAND COTILLON PARTY
OF TIE
PRESIDENTS MOUNTED GUARD,

'INHE Committee Of Arrangements take pleasure in
L announcing that they will give grand Cotil
Ion Party, at Odd Fellows Hall, on EASTER MON
DAY, the 18th If april. 1854. where every arrange
nent will be made for the enjoyment of all who may
honor them with their presence.
No hats or caps will b allowed in the hall
Gentlemen " no wish invitations will please leave
their names at J. Evans Hat Store Pa avenue,
bet. 18th aud 18th streets
Tickets ONE DOLLAR and FIFTY CENTS, to be
had at the usual place and of all the members of the
company.
Committee Of Arrangements.
Capt JOS Peck, 1t Clark Mills,
1t w Baden, 1t Pettibone,
Ensign j Peck, Quar- Evans,
Sgt Whitney, Sgt Mattingly,
Hall, is Croft,
Seitz, Finch.
mar 13-M&s5w
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WASHINGTON, D. c., SPRING RACES.
COITMRTA RACE COURSE, 81

Alexandra County. va.
TTyHE SPRING RACES over the above Course will
j commence on the THIRD TUESDAY in May
1854. and continue throughout the week.
First Ddy-TUESDAY, May 10th. sweepstakes free
for al horses owned in Maryland, District Of Co
lumbia and Virginia. weight for age.
Entrance $25, with purse OF $50 added BY the
Proprietor.
Mile heats, three more to make race.
Also. Immediately after the sweepstake rare, Q
Purse of $50 viii be given free ora trottng horses
Mile and repeat. TO harness.
Second Dny-WEDNESDAY, May 18th, Purse OF
800. Mile heats. best 3 In 8.
Tiird Dcy--TIURSDAY, May 18th, Purse Of
$500. Two mile heats.
Fb,rM Bay-FRIDAY, May 10th. Purse of $500
Four mile heats.
Entrance for Purses Is per cent, to be made with
the Prupre or the evening previous to the race IN
all cases three to make a race two TO start
The races to be governed by the rules Of the Rich
mond Course. Virginia.
Abundant ssabiing for horses will be provided
free of expense on the grounds.
Having completed the Enclosure of the Track and
made other provements on the place, the Proprie
tor informs the public that nothing will be found
wanting his part to give satisfaction to those fond
of the sport. CYRUS MARTIN,
mar 13-M&ThtMayl7 Proprietor.
Richmond Enquirer. Va, Marlboro Gazette, Md.
and Alexandria Gazette will copy Once per week I'd
forward bills to this Office.
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LATER FROM HAVANA.
The Seizure Of the Black Warrior. &C.

The steamship Philadelphia, from New
Orleans Oh the 5th, via Havana on the 9th
instant, arrived at New York yesterday
morning.
The Spanish officials had hauled the
steamship Black Warrior alongside a
government wharf and were discharging
her cargo under the superintendent OF
the Commandante of Customs. Her Of
ficers and crew were on board the U. S.
steamer Fulton.
Nine of the liberated American seamen,
who were imprisoned at Havana for
several months On groundless charge,
were placed on board the U. S. steamer
Fulton, whence three of them were trans.
ferred to the Philadelphia and have ar
rived in this city. r
The Fulton was awaiting the arrival Of
the Commodore and squadron.
A Spanish soldier was publicly garro.
ted ut Havana on the 9th.
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ARDINER, SANTA ANNA AND Els GANG
mar 13-lWi

HAVE been working for long time rob the
l. Treasury, and they have succeeded. Santa
Anna was the right hand OF Gardiner, and now he
wants fifteen millions more! Santa Anna has been
for the last forty years the chief OF all the robbers
and murdeTers in Mexice-and it is with such a
criminal that an American Government, in the year
1854. has negotiated treaty.! Shame torerer.
am the age in this country; but during the last TWEEN
ty-fve years, knew one President Only-thc chief
OF the Democratic Party-the greet Jackson. | gave
my vote TO President Pierce; but. now / am repent
ed of all my political sins. Senators honorable
patriots of all political opinions, pray you respect
fully: in the sincerity of my American heart, to save
our beloved country from shame and dishonOr: the
treaty must be returned lrith contempt. Although
am now a poor old man, working honestly for the
tread of life, giving lessons in foreign languages for
eight dollars in adrance, it does not invaidatc my
reasons because truth is Arrays truth. (To be
nued.) At Mrs. Bannernan's, corner of 9th and
streets. NH lit RICARDO,
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GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS.

'tNHE subscriber has personally selected in Europe
i all the finest Vegetable and Flower Seeds, among
whish are all the best English Cabbages, AZ Early
York, Large York, Nonperisl, Enfield Market, Lon
don Market, Wheeler's lmperial, Shillipgs Queen,
Sprotbro Mi"hers Albert Flat Dutch, &c the finest
Broccoli, Wilcove, White Cape, Wslcheren, Cauii-
flowers, Early Peas, Onions &c; English Turnips, as
lied Tanknrd, White Tankard, Laiug's Improved
Ruta Bags, skirving's liverpool kuta Baga, &C..
with all the leading vegetables in the trade, and
what are specially suited to the American climate.
The whole warranted genuine and of the finest
quality, and offered to the public, In large or
small quantities, at low prices The FloHe r Seeds
comprise every thing new and rare.
JOHN SAUL, Nursery Scotsman
Seed store corner of Seventh and Il. streets
Nursery Seventh street, between and streets
mar Civ ..s..
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lit is said that the Harpers con.
template the erection, on their former 10
cation. in New York, of three large build
ings, separated by a sufficiently wide
space for protection against fire, and to
extend, as before, from the front on Frank.
lin square to the rear ON Cliff street.
When the buildings shall be completed,
it is expected that some thirty or forty
power presses, from Adams mandatory
in Boston, will be ready for their use.
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Dapier Mache! Papier MacheU

Dapier Mache! Papier MacheiI
i Is cow the excitement of the dry;
And every lady in the land,
This splendid art should understand.
IT'S pleasant occupation
For the Far Ones of the Nation;
And ye C"drSe CneS it will do
Very well indeed for you.
Gents, If you wish to cut $1,000,
Here's your chance tor mskiDg cash;
Now, would you learn this art "right WE'LL"
Please call on THIRD STREET, Beers Hotel.
&S-Call soon as you please after to day,
For pretty soon we're going Away.
MR. i MRS. FORD.
mar 13-lW* T.,cb.,.
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,I,HE BARCLAYS OF BOSTON. h

I,HE BARCLAYS OF BOSTON, by
Mrs. II. G. Otis
Maris Louis; or, the Opposite Neightors, by Emf
lie Carien
The Lamplighter
Mellichampe, Legend Of the santee. by Gilmore
Smms
The Great Illustrated Magazine of Art for March.
The New York Journal for March
Eclectic Magazine for March
Everything in the Book and Stationery line for
sale at SHILLINGrON'S bookstore.
Cor. Pa. AT. and 4 y street, Odeon Building.
mar l3-tf
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UJoe Shillington, corner of A st.
and the Avenue; Buckingham, at the
National Literary Depot, and Hugh Cam.
eron, 7th street, have sent us the "New
York journal" for March. This publi-
cation is well printed, handsomely Illus
trated and published at q low prioe. G Ill
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FRUIT AND EVERGREEN TREES, &c.

HE Subscriber has to offer to his patrons and the
i public an extensive collection of Fruit Ever.
green, and Ornamental Trees, in great variety and
of the finest quality, comprising the following Pear
trees, all The leading varieties fine large trees fit for
Immediate bearing: Apples, fine large trees, of all
the choice kinds Cherries large thrifty trees of all
the best varieties; Peaches, Aprcots &C. large col
lection; Plums, all the choicest kinds, Jefferson,
Green Gage, Washington, &c; 10 030 Gooseberries,
the fine large Lancashire varieties 10000 Currans,
Red Dut-b, White do, Victoria, Black Naples 10 02O
Raspberries, Fastoh, Antwerp, Red and White. &C
Ev ryreen Trees, many thousands Of Norway Spruce,
Larch, Silver FRS, 6ci together with all the
rare Evergreens as Dedrus Deodora, C. Lbahi, Ju
niper., English and Irish Yews, Himalayan Pines
and FRS, Arborvtas, several varieties. The greater
part of the above having been personally selected in
Esrope of the rarest and finest quality, and will
be DISPOSED Of either in large small quantities. at
very low prises. JOHN SAUL,
Nursery and Scotsman.
Seed store corner Of Seventh and III streets.
Nursery. Seventh street, between and L streets.
mar h-IwS
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Co. peoples edition Of Macaulay's
Essays, in three half.penny numbers, is
announced in England. - 80 'a4zsT
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OF Does not our abolition friend of the
Philadelphia Register judge us by HIM
self, when he speaks of our entertaining
views in opposition to abolitionism, as
long as that advertising" holds out! A
man who writes as he does, although en-
tertaining abolition views, would be for
pro-slavery, if it would pay.
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TAKE NOTICE

TNHE subscriber has now on hand very good a.
i eortment Of fine Gold Watches. rich and fash
innable yewelry. pure Silver Ware, &c. that he is
anxious to dispose IF before his stock fr-ires
aud viii therefore offer great Inducements ia ii.
way of low pIiceel to those who in want 81 such
Goods. He will therefore sell all kinds OF fine goods
at from 10 to - per cent. below the usual prizes
asked elsewhere in this section of the countrv he
-olicis early call ct his store IA. avenue ts-
tween and 9th streets, Sign Of the large srssd
Eagle. h. .. HOOD.
m lift
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VANDALISM JUSTIFIED

Wedid not think that paper published
in this country, could be found so lost to q
sense of every thing that is decent and
right, as tojustify Observation-Disclosures act
of vandalism perpetrated in this city bv
the creatures who destroyed the block
OF marble sent by the Pope of Rome to
the National Washington Monument AS
ISOLATION. But it appears that we are
mistaken. A religious paper published
at New York, under the auspices of the
agitator, Gavazzi, has the following:
"On Sunday night, the 9Th of the present
month, was consumated most just and patr otic
act expressive of the indignation oftrue patriots
at the sending of a block of marble for the
Washington Monument by the Pope of Rome
The idea of sending this stone to the United
States originated with the Pope's Secretary of
State, Cardinal Antonelli, than whom more
ferocious villain never went unhung. This
Antonelli is the son of highwayman. and
most worthy is he of such parentage. Mr.
Lewis Cass, junior, forwarded the precious
stone, with letter in praise of the gallows
oird who first suggested the barefaced insul,
to the memory Of the great patriot. The block
thus sent here by blockhead bore the coat of
arms of Plus TX. and of Rome, and an in
scription in Latin, to the effect that the stone
was testimonial from the Roman people-a
falsehood as palpabie as it is wicked and base
60 A number of spirited American citizens
becoming determined that this stone should
never have place in the monument now being
raised to the memory Of the greatest patriot OF
modern times, assembled together very quietly
on the evening above mentioned, broke the
block into fragments, and strewed them along
the banks of the Potomac, as a lesson for in
triguing demagogues and Papish Puseyites
Should his Holiness. or his satellites deem il
worth while to send duplicate of that insult
ing ironical testimonial which has just been
90 OPPORTUNITY destroyed, we trust that the
same fate will meet it Immediately on its arri-
VAL and that it will not be suffered to profane
American soil 50 long as has that which few
patriotic citizens have now 50 summarily dis
posed off,
=. An exchange paper, in commenting on
the remarks of the Crusader, truly saws:
Sensible and rational men will be
amazed at the open expression of such
sentiments as these in this country or
this community. A justification of such
an outrage as the destruction of the block
of Italian marble could only come from
denizen of that overheated atmosphere
where revolutions are Matched between
shutdown and sunrise, and the masses re-
quire the constant prospect of bayonets
to live peaceably among themselves. No
right-minded American can feel ought
but shame at such an act of Vandalism"
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AND Domestic GOODS

~ coz pieces Prints fss: colors
.C0 piccss all grades Blcsched Cotton
800 ID Brow Cotrons
80 d Pe-ireniiary Pla'ds
Is do all grades flanDel>.
VERIFY. TEBBs, & VERIFY,
Corner Of iii str ct add Ponna avenue.
mar ll-st1m
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rOkD PENS.-A fine lot Of very superior
warranted Gold Pens, just. reeetyed and for
sale by "a L4.-rst GRAY Z. BALLAE1YNE, - ns7.
mar 13-n IT, o5l TIL street
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DANAWAF from the subscriber, living in
LII Frince Georges Co rity. MARYLAND, nesr Til.
Getaway, a negro woman. HARRlE about thirty.
ave years Of age. she had several her FACE
and one on the back Of her neck caused nv blister
ing for pain in tn. face. ocrtsin she is in the
citv Of Washington, ID. c., and / will give twenty
dollars If taken and secured in jail 60 that can g.t
her again. JOANNA PoEtY,
Admiaistratix Of
mar IL Ste FRANCIS P0ZEY, deccssei
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- Young Mems Christian A SO.
~ ctatiOn.-1he Rev. VIM. Adams, D. D., of
New York. will lecture before the Association THIS
(Monday) EVENING, at II o'clock, at the smithso-
Man Institute.
Subject "Pantheism."
1t is earnestly hoped that all the members will be
present.
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
c. W. SCHREINER,
Chairman Of the Lecture Committee
mar 13-1t
~ The Rights of LabOr.-A special
~ meeting of the Journeymen Plssterers Asso-
citation will be held at Charles WernerF, Pa avenue,
near 9th street. on MONDAY, March 18th, at ~
o'clock.
1t is earnestly requested that all members of the
Association will be pre- ent, business Of the most
vital Importance to themselves will be presented
their consideration.
JOHN A. STUART, President pro. tenn.
j. c. COLUMBUS, Recording Secretary.
mar 11-2ts
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III my stable, on Tuesday last, the 7th instant,
two small bag MULES, both genne,s, for which
will pay a liberal reward, if returned to my stable
$50 .TkK4fs =, J. VAN kIsMlGK, vs.rrt
mar l3-as a, 4. Qntel) La Planning Mil.
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ITO be signed by authentic,ting officer

If the claimant b,, at the time of making his aI-
plicaion in the naval service of the United States
he viii make the statement required ia the foregoing
oath Of identity. In the form DE- aratiou Simply
substituting tn, word "declare" for swear wher
ever it occurs; and sign the same before q commits
stoned officer Of his vessel station, who will Ger
tfy to the fact, and also to the personal description
of The claimant, az required from a civil authent
eating officer. This dec AVIATION must be arcomI
MED by the same proofs Of identity, in every respect
as the oath Of identity Of claimant not in the ser
vice.
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TORRISTER'S BOYS and GIRLS MAGAZINE
II f.r 1854. The best Magazine for youth pub
lshed, only 81 year. For sale by the Agents
IS -.5 ~, sr- GRAY BALLANTYNE, '--a'
mar 13-tf .-E--.-ts eth street.
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MRS. B B. NoRRIS'S
CEDAR TAR,

I HE most sucsrSsfui remedy use fol the
/ cure of Consumption. bronchitis. Coughs, Colds,
Asthma Dyspepsia, Piles, Kings Evil Diseases Of tbe
Kidneys, Liver, &c, for sale in Washington by Pat.
erson &Nairn, corner of ah street and Pa.
T. ID. Gilman and Charles Stott Co., between 18th
md eth streets and by Dru gsists generally aud in
ieor -eto~n by Robert A. Griffin, jefferson street
AGAR Bridge. mar ll-St'
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HOSIERY. GLOVES. 81

HOSIERY, GLOVES, &c.
WE have a large and ful. stock of the above hind
w Of Goods, hich will Le sold very cheap.
GERBY. TEBBS YEEBY.
C. rner Of eth ST, e. AID renna. avenue.
mar ll-d1m
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DICH JEWELRY and
III Pure Silver Ware.
NJ. ". GAIT BRO. call attention TO their stock
Of Dew and elegant Jewelry, Silverwsre. &C. embrs-
cling everything of taste and elegance In the line
Particular attention is called 10 their stock C fan
cy Silvcrware, suitable for wedding gifts
NJ. ". GAIT A BROTHER
Sign Of the Golden Eagle,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and lo:h Sts
mar LIT
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A UCTION NOT1CE.-The public are re.
N specially invited TO the sale of rare and vaL
liable old Books, (remains of private library u
psrior EngrayIngs, and Lithographs 20 be sold 81 ny
Auction Rooms on Saturday xnd Monday evening
commencing at DC eek, many Of which are L
quantities, and now reads cor examination.
T.. Y STRATToN,
mar H.. Auc meet.
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I AM now receiving n Cargo If Wit
L and Red Ash COAL from Philadelphis, vtr
superior article, will be sold low If sppicsuJn :
made Immediately. J. VAN RISWICk,
mar l0-3t Office, eth #. Bridge
I OSr-Supposed on the Avenue, FIFTY d.
IL LARS in Virginia bank notes. The BINDERS
handsomely rewarded. If he will hand II 10 =
book-keeper at the Star Office. mar lo-Sr
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To THE PUBLIC.

THIS Is 20 certify that we, the comm ttee have
i euvelopsd all the recspts for the various pr-s.
ents, and sealed them mp la separate euv.lop. and
loo kei them up in chest and that the distribution
will I've conducted the farest priucipl-s and sc-
coriing to the "Fakir of Sivr'S" rlau advertised
Each person prosecution of mis- ticket, viii he en-
titled to receive envelope; the present called for
bv the receipt within will be given 70 .hem mmedi-
ately.
Washington City, March II. 1854.
Baltimore Comminec. Washington Gmmite..
III Long J. II. Holsmsu,
W Frsncn Schley, Il. ID. SPENCER,
Charles Frush, John J. An-el,
Rodney Brooks, John G Bouroch.
james Polk, jr,
A. J. Lyons.
Robert Walker. mar IL
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WATCHES.

WA1O1ES-
NJ W. GAIT & BRO. have just opened new r.
NJ. sortment of Superior Gold Watches for 18th
tsees ard grntiemen to which the invite the atten
ION of customers.
Possessing every facility for getting up their stock
upon the best poss bic terms, they offer inducement
purchasers not surpassed by any establishment
in this country.
NJ. W. GAIT BROTHER
Sign of the Golden Eagle,
Va. avenue, between ctr ana 10th So
mar 11-3t
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Personally appeared before me, a - In and
for the state and county aforesaid, duly qualified to
administer osths, -, who signed the fore going
disposition in my presence, and made oath to TIE
truth of the same.
And certify that know the said deponent to b,
the administrator named in the accompanying letters
of Decentralization.
Witness my hand this - day Of, A. D.
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q H00 YARDS Of handsome Plaid =
AsOOO just received fl sm the New ork ~
so..s, soma very good 1t 6211 csuts per yard;
0a1 t-d0t ~ J nss HALL bRQ1hks