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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-20

~ ~ Slel' ia'her anu hsAt friend, george W.
Against
Jacob Klrlin; John Getz and Hannah, hin wife; AIva
Kirhn; John Ktriir; Simon Kirlin; Craig Kirlin;
Ann Burrsss: Charles Kirin; Lewis Glassiord and
Mary. his wife; and Elizabeth Kirlin ,heirs.at law
of Ilhn Rirlin san. dscels9d;G Joseph Penrod and
Melici1, his wife 49, Smith and tlurinda, is
lin; and lydia Margaret Kirlin, heirs.at law OF
David KILN, deceased,
TEVlE said Jacob Kirlin, John Getz and Hannah,
Il his wife; Alva Kirlin, and Samuel Kiriin; and the
said Joseph Penrod and Melicia his wife;- Smith
and Clarinda his wife; Lloyd Kirlin, John Krilin,
Mary Jane Kirlin, and L. dia Margaret Kirlin heirs
t.law Of the said David Kirlin. deceased, (who are
all non residents of the State of ohiO) viii hereby
take notice, that the said petit toner's on the 9lst day
of December, 1853, filed in the clerks office in said
court, their certain petition, setting forth, among
other things, that on the Cd day Of Oct, 1883, Lan-
retts Turner, then of full age (the mother of said
petitioners, AM afterwards intermarried with their
said father,O made and executed . certain decd Of
conveyanceto tho said John.Kiriin, sen. deceased.
and his heirs, In trust, for the following real estate,
situate in said county of Fairfield, to-wit: the whole
Of an equal and undivided interest or moiety ofthat
'ract ofland known and distinguished by being a part
OF section No. d township No. II. of Range No II,
being the same tract of land Heretofore owned by
the late William Turner, the immediate ancestor of
said grantors estimated to contain ninety acres, five
roods and live rerches, more particularly describ-
edin a certain survey made by James Brown. in
~eptember, 1898. That tho said John Kirlin, senior,
sometime in the year 1852 or ie5a. departed this
lif. seized of the naked legal title in and to said
premises as aforesaid, subject TO the trusts in said
deed expressed, which said legal title descended 10
the said defendants. coupled with said trusts, as tho
heirs at.law OF the said John Kir'ir, senior Haceased.
The petitioners pray that said trnst may be declared.
IN accordance with the stipulations Of said deed. to
be revoked repealed and determined. and that the
saio defendants as he heirs-at law of the said John
Kirlin senior, deceased, be adiungcd TO re convey
said title to petitioners, within a certain dny to be-
liked by. th1 co'rt,and that in defSult of such convey
ance said decree 10 stand and operate in lieu there
of.
The said nonresident defendants will therefore
hereby take notice, that unlets they shall within the
time prescribedby law, appear and answer or demur
to said petition, the same will, as to them, be taken
as confessed and judgment go against them according
ly. p. al TRUMP, %
March &7.-6w Attorney Tor Petitioners.
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BY INDUSTRY WE THRIVE.
RISING s. LYONS,

4 RE now receiving at their old stand. MS fine a
~ stick Of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
az has ever been offered in this market. consisting Of
every article in the Dry Good line, together with a
Five Stock Of Boots \ Shoes, G. Queeastcare
aud GldSSD IRE. AL Of whica they ara determined
to sell as low az any house in Fairfield county, en-
tire cash stores not excepted.
They big leavI to tender their earnest thanks to
the citizens of Lancaster and vicinity. for the very
liberal share Of patronage they have received since
they have been in business, and hope for n continu-
ance OF the same, assuring the pub ic that no pains
shall be spared on their part to give Cntirn ~satisfac-
ton. The usual articles OF country produce taken
in exchange for Goods,
Lancaster, March 81, l954-Telegraph copy 3m
PACKET LANCASTER - IA
j. T.. Newton, Master. t
VAIlLL leave Lancaster on Tuesdays, Thursdays
w AMI Saturdays from foot Of Main Street, at {
o'clock, A NJ.
Lave Athens on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, from De Steiger's Warehouses; ut o O'Clock A. M
For passage or freight. apply on Board. =,
11JNa1 A iri. weekly line Of Coaches vii
4AS4Ss78 Jun between Lancaster and Athens
A-o and a daily accommodation line o
Coaches will run between Logan and LancasterIeav
ing Logan in the Mo,ning and returning same day.
ESsSssSs ~ Tho running ofthe above line
1881 m14&A Of Coaches and Packets will b.
2SE-& " made to conform to the arriva
Al d departure Of the trains on the Cincinnati, vii
mingten and Zanesville Railroad.
II. CROSS, General Agent.
Lancaster, March 10, 1854
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To the Public.

FOR Eighteen years past we have transacted Tho
d. mercantile business in tho city of Lancaster, and
hav' n%everhai a genera settlement with those who
have dealt with Us, But out circumstances arc such
at p%rcsentns to require aid from those whom we have
often assistndin days gone by. Please call and settle
your notes and accounts at our counting room, and
thereby save hsrd thoughts, and still continue tho
smiles and the friendship heretofore extended to YOU.
Lancaster, Jan. rs, 1854 REBER KUTZ.
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q II II z NJ TTO NL
JOHN LYONS,

JULlN LKONS,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer 81 Dealer in
PrOvisiOns.C Onfectionari IN Notions, &c.
INVITES the at ention of the citizens of Ancs stor
Il TO his new Establishment which ia fitted up in a
superior style, and fully stocked with every article
OF the best quality in his line. If you can't come
yourselves, send your children, he win be pleased
10 wait on them.
Lancaster, April 70, 1854
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40 COUNTRY RIERCEIANTs.
WENTWORTH & BROTHERS,

- WUIiIH q BiKUTIiERS,
C"-rrr rfW"in a"" Fourth SITS
CINCINNATI. OHIO.
EHTEare now in receipt Of our usual assortment OF
w Spring Dry Goods. to which VIC invite your
attention Havins purchased largely at the late
heavy auction sales in Now Yorl, We are enabled to
offer unusual Inducements. Please examine our
stock before purchasing. March, 8, 1854
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ASSINNEE,N

NOTICE IS hereby q~iventhat Aaron A. Kagav has
" this day made an assignment Ia us ofall his prop
erty. real and personal, in trust for the EQUAL benefit
of all his creditors.
Persons i~nl"bated to said Kagay are required to
make immediate payment; and those having demands
against him are, required to present them to the AS
sisnees
Feb. II, 1854 GoNArHaN rETFRs'
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Dissolution.

TENHE CoPartnership hereto ore existing between
j the undersigned. under the firm of EFFINGER
WHITE & LATTA, is this dav dissolved by mutual
con The Notes and Book accounts and all the
unsettled business OF the firm. arc left with White s
LAita for collection and settlement.
John EFFINGEP,
Tl0S. II. WHITE,
WIN. LATTA
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Estate of Zephania Allen.

NOTICE is hereby given that / have this day been
~ duly appointed and qualified as Administrator
de 6o!os non on the Estate of Zephania Allen, late
of Fairfield county, de ,oast t
Feb. n. 1854 HENRY GINGHER
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PARKER VEIN LINE STEAMSHIPS,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
/ WHEELING &LOISVHLEN. LINE STEAWERS

FTNHlS magnificent line OF steamers are now running
L regularly and will stop at Portsmouth every
day, going down, from 5 10 3 O'clock P NJ, and up
from Stsl0 o'clock, p. M, running in connection
with the Baltimore and Ohio Raiiroad, and from Bal.
timore to Now York with the "Parker Vein Line" of
steamships We are agents Of the above Lires and
are authorized to receipt through. for goods and pas
sengers; and having a first tate wHARF.BoAr, now
moored at the landing in front of our warehouses,wo
are at all timss prepared to receive and forward
goods, on the most favorable terms. Our warehou.
SEES cover Si4U square feet, without cellars or up
per stories, we c m therefore store an almost unlim-
itod amoant of property, when required.
B. f. CONWAY g. CO..
March 8. Pig Iron Corner, PortsmG nth, Ohio
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Notice ofCO-partnership.

Notice OfCO-partnership.
VENHoS. Il. WHITE & WIN LATTA. HAVING
2 purchased Of Jno. Efiinger, lis interest in the
partners under the firm OF WHITE & bATTA, and
will continue the business at the old stand of Elm.
ger White LAtta, No, 66 Main Street.
THOS. II. WHITE.
WIN. LATTA.
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Estnta OF ,JcmIma Strepts.

NJ Office is hereby given, that ! have this day
1 ' been duty appointed Administrator of tho E.
tate. OF JEMtHA STREFTs. deceased. late of Fair
field county. Ohio. SAMUEL GEERY, Admtor.
Lancaster, Feb u. 1S54-4wil
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Il. Il. CONWAY 81 co,
AND FORWARDING AGENT

PIG tran Corner, Port,mom Ia ohio.
nov prepared to receive and ship goods
Wv consigned to us, either by river or canal We
have a first Ciass Hcfo and sound 1Oharf boat. moored
at the landing in front of our warehouse. This will
avoid the necessity Of discharging goods on shore in
bad weather, and save craving to owners
All con'ignments either for re-shipment or for
sale promptly attended to, march 8, 1S,4
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JEFFRIES, PRATT & WOOD,
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
lancaster, Ohio.

Lancaster, OhlO.
AEALERS in Wool, grain and produce GENERALLY,
~ ION commission exclusively.)
Connected with the c.. w. Il a.. r, r. & II. V.
Packet line, are prepared to receive and ship goods
to any amount by canal or railroad, to all the East
ern or Western cities on the most favorable terms.
psnse oil drayage, from railroad to canal on the re.
verse, the only house connected by canal and rail-
road both. Ind.
TTeegraph and Eagle copy.
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In Fairheid Common PIeas--Petition.
ThomasJ. Reid, John o Ried and George w. Reid.
j.. by their father and next friend, George W.
Reid, Sen.
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The Stats # Ohio Us J.gsrson 4. Lao.
rsnce On preliminary examination before
Esq McVETeH on n charge of deliberate and
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NE VS. or IIzb CIT z.

RECORDERS COURT OF THE FIRST DISTRICT.
Probable Homicide. VIM. Dibbs was arrested
one o'clock yesterday morning on charge
of having inflicted mortal wounds with knife
upon slave man on board the steamboat Amer
ica. The facts Of the case appear to be as fol-
low: Late on Thursday night number of
negroes belonging to the boat were playing
cards on the after part of the lower deck of the
boat, when Dibbs, who had been employed as u
hand the dag previous, commenced an alterca-
ton with the party and finally extinguished
their candle. The negroes state that he drew q
knife at the same time and attempted to use it,
but they managed to keep out ofhisway. Dibbs
then went through the door, and when some of
them passed out behind him, he commenced
slashing and thrusting at them with his knife,
and finally cut one Of them in so dreadful a
manner in the abdomen that it is pronounced
impossible for him to recover. Dibbs was
shortly after arrested and locked up in the car
aboose ofthe First District.
Michael Healy, an officer of the First JUSTICES
Court, will be examined to-day on d charge o.
having committed an assault and battery upon
the person Of Mr. Smllien, in the presence of the
Court to which accused belonged.
Larceny.-Wm. Henry Harrison was arraign-
led yesterday on charge having stolen from OF
board the steamboat Union large quantity
of clothing He was required to give security
for his appearance.
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Telegrapllit

DEsrRrcTlrE ERE IN CliANtEsFoS. Chay3ess
ton, April lS-=.A destructive FIRE broke elitf
about 2 o'clock yesterday morning. II COIN
inenced III the drug store Of p M Cohen q Co,
Hayne street. That establishment was entirely
destroyed, together with those Of z. G.. Waldron
4 Co., W P. Tanning & Co., Gilliland, Howell
& Co, i. M. Horsey &,Co., Courtney, Tennent
s Co., Hyatt, MeBurney s Co., and Hare, Cal
houn \ Co. The loss is estimated at half q mil
lion of dollars.
/ FIRE AND Losss5oF LIFE AT NASHVILLE -
Nashville, April 81 There has been fire at
Longinette's drinking saloon, this morning, in
which an old man and his two sons we're smoth-
Grad
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Consu,nptfUes and Dyspeptscs,

7-- ----
g Think for moment of the OF dease and
Pamphlet of DR.. Hobsnsack treating Worms and Liver Com
plant you will find Worms the diaease
Livsrs HoBENsAcK's WORM SYRUP LIVER PILLS,
DR. j. N HoBRssAcK-f take pleasure while inform the
efficacy your Syrup Having ued five years
hai away skeleton RECEIVING benefit from thu
medicines induced by Roberts
Worm Syrup had brought bi
or Esquire A. Tomnson, Of Bucks county, with whom vel
anted then takiug it bou3h. large
quantities of from and completely restored health.
siz enjoyed
Tea previous. JOHN HART, Merchant
'NecartsrsSle, Bto tewrakip, philadelphia county"
Dr.J n. HoBEsSAcx, Proprietor Phila., Pa,
AB aaIs by WRIGHT Co.. New Orleans, No.
tres street M Orleans. apI72 lEt
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THE RAILROAD pO1,E.

Heartily as we must congratulate our city on
the overwhelming issue Of yesterdays vote, on
the great and rich advantages which it secures
Z tc Al = TO the rich in their prosperity, I'd The
4 poor h that prosperous employment which may
y at last make them, too, rich--we must not slip
she occasion q saying A just word of praise for
him who, more than oil others, has been instrsl-
4 mental in bringing about for New Orleans, in
spite Of every difficulty and in utter defeat Of
all calumny, the vast good which has now been
really achieved for us.
Upon the success Of these enterprises. Mr..
Robb, with spirit that cannot be too much
applauded, staked every thing Of private for
tune and Of personal fame, Thus far, his
! reward had been little but difficulty and re-
proach. But in yesterdays triumphant deei-
sion, he not only stands completely yindicatea,
3 BY the just and considerate voice Of his fellow
citizens, from oil the malignant aspersions that
have been heaped upon him, but must be re-
garded as having wen, in the huge majority
obtained, an expression Of the public approval
as signal and as emphatic, as it has really been
we'll deserved
The ELEcTIoN YESTERDAY. AS we had sun
posed i would be, the vote yesterday was over
wheimingly in favor Of the proposed railroad
taA reform no less We gather from the returns
received than six to one. We congratulate
Che friends Of Improvement and Of the interests
4 1T the city upon this result, and upon the fact
(which it exhibits that the citizens Of New Or
leans are mot 70 be deceived or misled in o mat
ter soaeeply touching their welfare.
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Consumption G arabic.

BEACH'S BREAST EMINENT
B Nst only a hose ahes in thu breast
back the
which eonumptye liable To- bot sntey tbs
Their tsbecea The thus uent, the
oha this dpetisna Invaluable either
already afflicted with the pfedpoaed IN H.
The principle of this founded the latest ssd
opinions all medical day.
net but be approved OF.
by D. BEAch b. D. Chemist and apo,heeary,
CArtrss aud Custom House THOMAS RANKIN pt
Poydas and Camp sY sf Canal aud caon
del ntreet aplI
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IE Dali. u CIR ESl \ EIN a.
SATURDAY RiogSING. APRIL y, lsS
,rsf37r y, ii, n i, yY HI e


\ TfzE II tER Ofisg.s Hs.fR
n The amount an{l the interest e that foreign
intelligence which we have to-day, 70 place
Before our readers, is sneh Ms TO claim prefer
4 ence over any thing Hhieh We could say in per-
~ son. VII therefore yield 10, most willingl our
whole sra6e 10 the details Of these great events,
except iast % much az may serve d little to
direct public attention towards their true re-
suits. These results are hardly more important
40 Rsrepe chan to our own country the 0ld
Z World is hut little more concerned IN truly nn-
derstanding them than Is the New.
We have loAg since explained to our readers
Il our original impressiors ~ to both The justice
and the expediency Of the war which has now
begun we have ayowed that the exposures
lately made of the Cars motives, by the com
ing to light Of his secret offers to the British
Government, have greatly changed the aspect
Of the question, as to the right The Queens
declaration, which we to- day publish, throws q
& sill further Light on the causes Of the war and
! makes It. We think, evident that Great Britain
4 could hardly avoid it
sian, we regret it, as sad necessity for her;
d contest in which she has nothing to gain, and
Nniels ae psse, cah eniy esss = o1seA = ''is
power q husaaa, WINE = my prUss' " "
moss osass.oas = &c t. 0onl'oe
y nke'y g prove e oos'a1'a,s one ff,sus "a
burdsnsome to England and France Upon
Russia, they can make little impression, aud
only hold BY great efforts, any thing Of her ter
ritory of which they may dispossess her. She
mas1 propaa'iy, = iass. sana u,sh 1nem' ~ mere
ss'''''sy 's''u ~ pouring pacA her myraaus Y
sas ass0h ~ olsen ~ .ney IT. - Z
oies'l 'n"s w - = " " vageu, On eie
n sr.s ~ ~ !, ussa hasSi'' ~ Y
~ a.''ie nuis iuiAey oan 10 lnaoe y sullsi
k1u =,
r. ,'ose 4sa,ial pare = me - =, - 'o3
esers 'ns propao,.,sy saa. ane ws'i WI Osooine
sehsrah one. Ihe oos.,hacy q ~ ozar "
~ sne one napa. ous 100 ilkeiy . araW Austria,
no 9 fr1ssia ING ~, ~ uislmaseiy hls aines
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House Furnishing store,

rs and rs CAMP STREET.
k The Subscribers daily receiving ea additions hsrlarge
and ynrisd stock, comprised in which
QUEENSWARg GLASS and CHINA WARE ==~
BIRMINGHAM WAREi
RICH CHINA VASES, and
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE
PARLOR and HALL LAMPS
aud GiRoND0LESi
RICH TEA TRAYS and WATERS, u single;
FINE TABLE CUTLERY and ~
HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE:
ERAMELED and HOLLOW WAR;
BRITANNIA, PLAEIS5IEp TIN and JAPANNED WARE
WOODEN WILLOW WARE;
FEATHER BUSTERS; .-.O MI.
BRUSHES, Of all kinds;
PAPER HANGINGs and DOOR MATS;
WHITE, CHECK FANCY MATING
WINDOW CoRNICES, CORDS and II SsEI.s
CURTAIN BANDS and CURTAIN PINS.
ALSO
SPIRIT GAS or Burning Fluid;
= SPERM, LARD a1d WHALE OIL.
feb92 9map MILLER, HARRIS / WALDO.
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n d N N
1y Respectfully ofrE her the Ladder New
she Of the following discusses PRoLAPsUs ITRl
WHITES, PROFusE AND PAINFUL NENsTRUhTioAt I'm
GoRGEMENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB.
Thstratuent adopted that which has
the arhed Surgeons Of Paris Loadon and New Yk
ita hare which aho hsa ample testimony and the
adieS ahe tina, adieess
she Uterua not nslute, be cured.
exclusively daeassa aGiea
III e nsnsulted DAILY, her reFidenps, y
myls aptf Isg vt sosaph street
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.H.srd,s Hair Restorer.

HaGFd's Hair. FsesfOres..
fB will guarantee Hair Bald Iieada with
INFAII.IBlE HAIR RESToRER,
for that money demanded until the
HAIR IS PRODUCED. This preparation thoroughly
tested and the rsanla have been such, have hesitation
making proposition emneny
causing grew. By the RFSToRER Gray
White Hair will gradually its original color.
FOR THE TOILET
It has equal highly pramed and mparis the fragrance
the Delightful Flowers gives the rich Soft glossy
healthy appearance any
dies with aIurnnt tbs latest
period you will without the REsTORER L.
Druggists Country Merchants all ofhe Uus
W. G. HURD, Sole Proprietor, New York.
JARVIS Il WooDAIAN, Agent, New Orleans.
ap4 19t9p&stW o. o. wooDMAN, Agent, sburg.
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,gsesicaI Inhalation,

tgr Dr. EDW. JENNER COKE having by Medical
luhaaon esng Cure after the failure of all remedies tried BY
Philadelphia has nearly
twenty years his the preee Of
confidently asserted by Inhalation, and The
indispensable sduvants Of tonic dsee and hygenic character
very many Diseases the Throat deemed
incurable, will be amsnahls 10 the healing
ar Every Information cheery applying No. % Camp
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fsb,sadp,
Mnts, Cas,s, ctG.

&A An WtiGAEEALE. wv
@ kS unenundred HATS, eofpribinY sSreswtIti
LIZ, FOR, GAsst aaExiCA N, wool ETRAW PAIM,.E
acAMpEAcfix hats. for asIsb BY
TVS spdaw r1nsr Il eli. 10 aazs.nsstres.
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Fos Leulssllt.E Tie splendid steamer j as
Rohb is of this afternoon at four o'clock, 70,
the ahoye and intermediate points. Travellers
going North at this time will, OF course, avail
themselves of 50 favorable an opportunity for o
pleasant. safe and speedy trip. And more par.
Heularly be IL known, that Commodore Carrel
still trends the roof in all his portly dignity
md that gentleman and prince Of good fellows
Foieer, presides in the office.
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We ara indebted to the Clerks Of the steamers
Bnokeye, Snltana and Duke. for Cincinnati
Louisville and ST Louis papers.
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CANCERS CuRED.--Dr. Frazee has the honor
to inform the public that he prepared all
disease; and he will GUARANTEE CURE IN EVERY CASE
except when vital organ be seriously
the may much rsl Those
affections invited to visit DR.. advc. free
As evidence of his sincerity and ma condolences his syu Of
treatment Dr. r. will undertake GaaSer
secuted, and make charge until the patient cured Patients
cured without pain the tho knife rseu.y Dollars
mail will package of the CANCER spEcFIc h f
directions for Address Dn. FRAzEE,
apl1 apIy nds IS ST. Charles Street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-22

Capt. A. NJ aapeTu, Of New Orleans, VIII
wiis d gallans officer in the Mexican war, Dit
10 Washington on the 18th, A4
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MR. NAGLE's BENEFIT, The benefit Of Mr..
Magic takes place this evening, at the ST,
Charles The performances Of the evening will
eenlmance with the second act Of the equestriar
spectacle Of 6 Mazeppa, after which will bs
presented the exciting drama of 9 lockwood,
IN which Mr.. Maggie will take the part Of Brad
1ey We hope the St Charles viii be filed to
night, for the beneficiary is II gentleman wh'
mas contributed largely during the past season
BY his labor and ability, 10 render this theatr,
an attractive paaee of amusement to the public
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Drugs, Medicines, Eserfsssasery, etc

- The subscriber would specially call the aeptionef
Planters, Families his we'll stock
comprising every article his ne OF All which
examination, will Be found FRESH AND GENUINE DurngN
SEASON. SODA WATER AND MEAD Of the
will with MI the popular
reaeonable with PURE HONEY ESSENCE PEPPERMINT
G0ubEY BITTERE, etc. THOMAS RANKIN,
dAWyis Draggista Apohecary, Gimp oy5ras
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B0ets, Shoes and ATogasss,
rrssam AT WHOLESALE.
9HW ship Norfolk
~ .osrneri Of aooTs. SHOES. BRoeANs. HATS. sal
.se Pianaopaauppiied with prime RossET BRoGANs, WGa
MEXICAN PALM LEAF STRAW and cAMPEAcHY hats -
The loves. marfstprieea,by
tviy srdAw FROST n co. 10 Magazine street.