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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-03

HARTFORD, Feb. 22.--The Democratic State Con-
vention met here this morning and nominated Samuel
Ingraham for Governor, and full State ticket. Re-
solutions were passed by nearly unanimous vote,
sustaining the ordinance of 1887 and the compro-
misses of 1920 and 1850, and opposing repeal of the
Missouri COMPROMISE
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-03
MARRIED,

In NevBern on the 10th inst, by the Rev M HoSrE
M Iouv D. FLANNER to Miss NANCY DEAN, both OF NE"
Bern
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Ladies' bustles are of Persian origin Mott, IN ms $
notes on the Odes of Hafz, defines this falaigN',
az kind of bolster, which the Persian ladies NIX 20
,ho under garment, to produce certain roundne S.
thonght by them to be highly becoming.
The stock Of the Crystal Palace has declined to sz
nor share It has been as high as Stu. -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-03

,ofINI
'HE Subs 'riber offers for sale peculiar kind gb
i known as the CANADA PROLIFIC cons ,rpn
ooth for beauty and increase 1t is handsome Tn o d
ana produces from three to eight stalks from each %
sIaik bearing two to three ears of corn-and the
ears; procured small quantity of this Corn h -
NAL and planted nine grains in common sanu' n
enIC mad never received any other manure than Ills
Elty-etght ears Had mol the drought come upon
Time 1t did, several other ears would have maureu
VIII send packages of one hundred grains eaen and
LOT one dollar, to any remitting that sum hi;
confident who invests this small tor lnC r
wiHregret the experiment Thisis not the SucA
mat shoots at every joint-this species is as late
postpaid and addressed to ANTHONY DAhtPpi0
Feb. IL. 1S54.-24-3t* Lenoir OO>;I
g CHILDREN'S FANCY HATS AND CAPS R:
asAto close the Stock go - c. MI"
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NOVEL METHOD OF SUPPORTING IHEATRE--Odes-
sa, the principal commercial city of Russia, on the
Black Sea- boasts the distinction of theatre, but it
is very losing concern In order, however, to keep
it going, it is government regulation that the same
man who obtains the contract for supplying the
quarantine which is very lucrative, shall also rent
the theatre The consequence is. that no opportuni
ty is lost of discovering the infectious nature Of the
disease which may exist board any of the ships in
the harbor while the number of persons thus impri
soned, the long duration of their quarantine, and
the exorbitant prices charged produce more than is
sufficient to set off against the losses incurred by
bad theatrical season and it is evident, that in
proportion to the increase of sickness in the year;
is the company at the Odessa theatre improved and
the enjoyment of the Odessa public heightened. In
Decd it is stated that in the event of another
ally severe plague, the manager has expressed his in
tention of engaging Rachel
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-03

60 deAND CAPS.-Men's and Boys' Hats and
o. every colour and STYLE at low 6enres far Sale at
~'0'S' c. MYERS
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ALLOW WANTED.-The highest markett, p g'I Frs
l. be paid for Tallow, by VESSEL s ElLLss,
Sept. lst 1853 "
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NOTICE TO CORN GROWERS!

u lors Also. Bupov T1mb Um " ~ c. MYE
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-03
WING State Convention.

The following resolutions were adopted by the Wing
Convention, which met in Raleigh on Tuesday last
We publish them as matter for future reference.
Mr. Cherry, from the Co nmittee to whom was re-
lerred the duty of preparing subject matter for the
action of the Convention, submitted the following
Resolutions for It's consideration, viz
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KENTUCKY.
820l From Louisville, by Madison, Ind Csrrolton, Ky,
vevay, Ind, Client, KY, Warsaw, Patriot, Ind,
Hamilton Ky, Rising Sun, Ind, Aurora, Peters
burg Ky, Lswrencebufg, Ind, and Elijsh's
Creek, KY, to Cincinnati, Ohio, I42 miles and
back. daily omit,ag Gben Patriot, Hamilton,
and Elijah Creek every other day
Leave Louisville daily at la
Arrive at Cincinnati next day by %ami
Leave Cincinnati daily at pm;
Arrive at Lou,svis next day by l ar
s202 From Louisville, by Williamson, Cloves Depot, La
Grange Smitkfeld, Emincnce, Mdvew, Pleasure
vile. Cropper's Depot, Chrstians.nrg, Consols-
ton, Frankfort, Midway, and Paync's Depot, to
Lexington, "a miles and back, six times week.
Leave Louisville daily, except Sunday, am;
Arrive at Lexington by IA am;
Leave Lexington daily, except Sunday, M4an;
Arrive at Louisville " 3 am.
Bids for daily trips invited.
5000 From Louisville, by Fern Creek Hays Spring, Mt
Washington, High Grove Rardstown, Poplar
Neck, New Haven, Oak Hill, Msgnoia, Green
River, Clear Point, and Bear WaIlow, TO Glasgow,
los miles and baca, daily to Bardstowa, and every
other day the residue.
Lave Louisville daily at , a M;
Arrive At Bardstown by I0A am;
Leave Bardstown every other day at II AM
Arrive a, Glasgow by i0pm
Leave Glasgow every other day at l0s am;
Arrive at Bards,own by ~ ON,
Leave Bardstown daily al 10 pm;
Arrive At Louisville next day by Gam.
e20< From Louisville, by LAcons, Saline, West Point,
Red Hill, Ei.zabethtown, Nolan, LsesviIe, Mum
fordsviie Woodsonv,s, Woodland, Prewet's
Kaob, Three Forks, and Dripping Spring., n
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Arrive al West Liberty by Jpn;
Leave West Liberty Mondays and Fridays Al D a 10
Arrive at Mount Sterling by M
s24s From Mount ,tssl,rg by sarens Run Mount Ida,
and North Mddt town, TO Paris, ~ miles and
back, twice week.
Leave Mount Sterling Tuesdays ana oututueys a.
lam;
Arrive at Paris by ii ami
Leave Paris Tuesdays and Saturdays at p mi
Arrive Mount Sterling by pm
s2gs Prom Mount Sterling by Leyee KddvIie, and Red
River Iron Works, TO Irvine "a miles and BACK
twice week to Red River Iron Works, and once
a week residue.
Leave Mount Sterling Wednesday and Friday at
Arrive at Red River Iron Works by. aPmi
Leave Red River Iron Works Saturday Of . M
Arrive at Irvine by 10 am;
Leave Irvine Saturday at IN;
Arrive Red River Iron Works by pm,
Leave Red River Iron Works Wednesday and FIN
day at Sam;
Arrive at Mount Sterling by ii IN.
$3.50 From owngsvie by Wyoming, Hllsboro', Pop
lar Plains Flemingsbur and Mount Carmel, 10
Mount 6lead, SO miles and back, twice week
with third weekly trip TO Fiemingsburg.
Leave owingsyills Tuesdays and Saturdays at
Arrive at Mount Gead by pm;
Leays Mount Gilead Mondays and Fridays at 6 q m
Arrive at Owngsvic by SIP m;
Leave Owingsvie Thursdays at S "a m;
Arrive at Flempgsburg by II n;
Leave Flemngsburg Wednesdays at IL m;
Arrive at Owinssvie by 7 p m.
Proposals Tor continuing thi5 service are
invited; also for slx-times-a-week service on the
whole route.
1851 From Owingsvile, by Marshall, farmers Trplett,
Furaaos o aad 10 caesburs IS
miles and back, once week.
Leave OwingsvIle every Thursday at 6 am;
Arrive at Caetsburg next day by pm;
Leave Catlettsburg every Monday at q am;
Arrive ut OWingsvlIe day by 5 p
Sa52 From Poplar Plans, by Pumner's Wills, White Oak
HUI. Trplett, Chrisy's Fork, and L,tle Sandy, TO
West Libcrty, 81 miles and back week.
Leave Poplar Plains Tucsdaysa 2pm
Arrive at West Liberty next days by Jpn;
Leave West Liberty Mondays at 6 a m;
Arrive at Poplar Plains nextdays by II am.
1858 From Maysvile, by Slack Germantown Brookvle,
Powersville, and Pleasant Ridge, TO Falmouth, ~
miles and back, six times week to Germantown,
three tunes a week the residue.
Leave Maysvilte daily except Sunday, at p m;
Arrive at Germantown by pm;
Loave Germantown Monday, Wednesday, and FRI
day at am;
Arrive at Falmouth by pm;
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Leave Brownsville svssy Tuesday sd TAszsday Al
As,. i L.'.As .-.v Friday - hs.A.y BY d
Leave LAREDO every Tuesday and TAunA.y Al 8
Arrive ., Brownsville every Friday asd Monday BY
1887 From Alton. BY Mud spring 70 Bird,il.. - msss
Leave Alton every Tharsdsy at SAN,
Arrive = 6rdvlle day by m;
LEAVE B.rdvils every Friday !, ! u;
Arrive at Alton same day W pm
1888 From Alton 70 0ainssvls, " mlss and back.
Leave Alton every Tsssd.y :, sam;
Leave 0.inssviiis s.sry Monday .,5.n,
1889 From ss.op, y r c.:s css LoslA. and p
rio L., 70 Ssgan, 9 miles and back, once
Leave BAs.sop every Tuesday allan,
Leave ssgan every Thursday Al Tam;
1890 From Taos ~ %ss.s.sSis, Cedar HIM. and John
sons Sstios, to Brdvlls, 76 miles and back,
Leave Taos every Wednesday .. Tan,
Leave Brdyiie every Saturday att ANT
Arrive a, Taos every Monday by 8 m.
1891 From Cameron to Bolton. IS miles and back once
week.
Arrive Bolton sams day by SPIN;
Leave Bolton every Saturday at an;
1893 &C.. y back
Leave mckinney svsry Monday at Gam.
Arrive at Alton same day by 3 p mi
Leave Alton every Tuesday at s m;
Arrive at Mckinney same day by SPIN.
1893 From Mckinney 70 Sherman, IS miles and pack
once I week. f
Leave Mckinney every Monday at Q am;
Arrive Ct Sherman day by 6pm
Leave Sherman every Tuesday at Sans
Arrive at Mckinney Same day by 8 pm.
1894 From Mckinney 70 Alton, IS mles and back,
once week.
Leave Mckinney every Monday At m;
Arrivs at Alton same day by pm;
Leave Alton svery Tuesday a, 6 am;
Arrive =. Mckinney same day by pm.
1895 From Mount Pleasant, by Jordans Mills TO Pales-
tine, lis miles and back, week.
Leave Mount Pleasant every. Monday q 6am
Arrive At Palestine every Wednesday by p M
Leave Palestine every Thursday at 6 mi;
Arrive at Mount Pleasant every Saturday BY m
1896 From Springfield, by Cotton Gin Fairfield AvaRt,
Troy, Bethel. and Tennessee Colony, TO Palestine,
80 miles and back week
Leave Springfield every Tuesday at So M;
Arrive al Palestine next day by 10 pm;
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a
Lcavr Falmouth Tuesdays, Thursdays, and sutur-
days at i0t an;
Arrive Fosters by 2 pm
Leave FOSTER Tuesdays, Thursdays, and satur-
days at ami
Arrive a Falmouth by 81
SAL From Falmouth, by Havlandsve Claysvlls, Ken
tootown, Mount Olive, Sards, and Murpheys-
vilo to Washington, 43 nes and back, once
week.
Leave Falmouth Thursdays 9am;
Arrive at Washington by Q p m;
Leave Washington Fridays at9sm;
Arrive ~ Falmouth by pm.
s242 From Falmouth, by Grassy Greek, Fiskburg, and
Piaer's Cross Roads, to critenden, Is miles and
back, twice week.
Leave Falmouth Tuesdays and Fridays al 9am;
Arrive at CrIitendcn by PM
Leave Cnttendon Mondays and Thursdays at Ga IN /;
Arrive Falmouth by m;
s2t3 From Cvnihisns by Oddvie Cloysvile n miles
and back, twice week.
Leave Cynthana Tuesdays and Fridays at II am;
Arrive at Clnyasille by 2pm;
Leave Clsysville Tuesdays and Fndays ATTAIN;
Arrive at Cyn,bisns by l0a
e24a From Forest Retreat by Carlisle Weston. and
Moorefeld, 10 Carriers Store, " miles and back
twice week, wah four additional weekly trips to
Carlisle.
Leave Forest Retreat Wednesday and Saturday at
Arrive AZ Carter, Store by l0nm;
Lcnve Carers Store Wednesdays and Saturdays at
pm;
Arrive at Foros, Retreat by 6pm.
The additional ky trips to DO run in close
ion with No. 1855, 10 BALI an hour each way
s2f5 From Mount Sterling, by sharpsburg, Bethel Sher-
buroe's Mills, Pin Hook, Femingsburg, and North
Fork TO Maysylle, 81 miles, six time. week
and back to Feiningsburg, tri-weekly the residue
Leave Mount Sterling daily, except Sunday, OF
an;
Arrive at Fiemingsburg by 4 pm;
Leave Femingsburg Monday, Wednesday, and FRI
day Mt 4! pm;
Arrive at Maysville by m;
Leave Msysvlle Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
at BAN,
Arrive nj Fcrnngsburg by Hams
Leave Fiemlngsburg daily, except Sunday, at II!
am;
Arrive at Mount Sterling by
soa6 From Mount Sterling, by Cernargo, Cabs Mob,
Laurel Fork, Black Water Hazlc Green, John
cons Fork, ard Licking Station, to Prcstonburg
30 mloa and back, week
Leave Noun, Sterling Mondays at pm;
Arrive AT pres,onburg Wedoosdays by pm;
Leave Prestonbutg Thursdays at s m;
Arrive az Mount Sterling Saturdays by 3 am.
S2a7 From Mount Sterling, by Howard's Mills, Peeled
Oak, oympian Syringe Highland, Oils Mills,
and Cassty's Mills, to West Liberty, 81 miles
and back twice a week.
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NAvALThe Tnited stau4a frgate Columbia Co-~ ,.-
Pendergrast bearing tue broad pennaat ~ -o,rnaar
80 .o- - = - 81 Norfolk the l7ill
o. 9as oDi eare for SANTANA iay in a few DAYS aud
would remain six eight days All well on board
Lieut. Cicero Price has been detached from the United
States receiving ship Penrsy lVauia his request
Passed 3iidShipinan John T. Hail. acting master has
been ordered 10 the United States receiving ship Penns
rauia, in place OF ". " Bassett detached
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has the collision of Of her adyeraries
ting lbe mbecy Of the othery Why neat spring the Cos
sacks hope 20 be in Paris W. p.
p. S.From Spain learn the appointment Of Doa Jose
COncha captain general OF Cuba The revolutionary jun
tSs declare themselves in oeaee Eparteo concentrates
troops Madrid. To all appearances these kpsao
are not yes settled.
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BY II Z L 4 G h A PHI.

Fi'enes'' PrOcess.oa "a Ss~ York--r1e cRssra Grs,
aad Mario, Dc.
New foKK, August 2l-The fireDe1s procession In hon
Of laying the conversions Of their hail. this afternoon
promises TO be Of the most brilliant aud imposing display
Of the kind witnessed this city The Park now f
filling up with companies and spectators The processi6r
viii take up their line Of march shout o'cloek
Grs and Mario do not excite much enthusiasm as ua
anticipated
During the last twenty -four hours Of cholera ad
med into the city hospitals and four deaths Fory-ons
eases remaining.
The Battles has had ne pereeptble effect on our
markets
The fight between Irish and Americans twelve miles from
Buffalo, was not SO serious first reported. -
arrest Of The Apsel Gas,isi.- Brutal Herasy.
BosrOS Aug. 1.-THE Angel Gabriel Orr, alias Mcwish
arrested yesterday Cambridge charge Of melting
to riot. He committed TO Jail.
Humphrey Duncan citizen Of South Boston, brpaiy
murdered las; night The undergoing nyestigs-
ton.
The weather is quite pleasant to-day There only
few eases Of cholera lingering in the city
Departure Of The California Steamer
NEw YoRK, Aug. 2lThe steamship Empire City sails al
two o'clock this afternoon for Aspnrs with the Csliorns
nais She takes out three hundred and fifty passengers.
Destructive Fire.
New YoRK, August 21.--The of Chatham; in Can.
ada West has been visited by destructive fire One
entire block destroyed besides number Of III,
adjoining dwellings. The loss is estimated at $780, eeo
amount insured has no, yet been ascertaned.
The KHox- yotliags Repudsated
LOUISVILLE August 2l.-The democratic party Of Louis
vile fKentucky) have formally repudiated nothing
ism.
The Marker
BALTIMORE, August 2lsnce the arrival Of the Baltic
there has been further disposition shown by operators
hold for higher prices although the offerings grain
rather heavy this morning Good qualities found ready sale
advance Saturdays There about
bushels white wheat offered, Of which sold at 81
so 81 s. for good prime several inferior lots sold Al 81
co 81 IS; lots Of family -four brought 81 go and
small lot Of red sold at 81 i5- The offerings Of white
amounted 500 bushels and yellow $500 with sale.
Of about 5000 bushels Of white at 70 81 cents AL the
yellow offered taken at IS cts being decided ace
1900 bushels MARYLAND and Virginia sold IS As
cents lot OF prime pennsy yania sold 81. Several
small lots Of sold at IS cents 81 lot Of Penn
syvania brought 81 10. No sales Of -four this morning
Holders refuse IS for Howard street. Stock light,
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NO Sol
Metex Ksstorins Lands 90 M.xket in Mtseensana.

No. $50
Notice Rextorinx Lands TO Market In Wfsesnsan-
Office hereby " the Hon. Hsssy
Dodge sasaeo assigned, the lands hersss
the Willow Riser and 1pss IL
districts WcoxsIH, within about ffees l
railroad fm D.
Paul. Fond dn Lac Lake Superior psrculss1y
from Once DE lSta
the time 81 SAID
Except been sine enpsed) win
after Monday the 2a&h
day precisely the tesms and condioas
though had withdrawn from Dzrkel Ard
embraced the PsG4ezt1
No $40 public rale At Willow River WscoDs
September hxvtrg
scnces viii offered directed in Esd pfociaa
General Land Once, the city Of
Washington, alst day Of August, ammo Donni lbs4
Ry order Of the President
JOHN WILSON, Conmisioas
Aug a2-2auGw [lntei STAR
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OUR NEW YORK CORRESPONDENTS

New YoEK, Aug. ~, 1854.
The bestAd plans Of mice and men viii sometimes o
asray and sorry aua 60 add that the grand musical
cam and aquatic ovation Madame Grii, long prep
araon BY the Musical FnAd Society has teraiuatedF pen
fsirIv faters lin fz-e Not that there
want Of music Of steam want Of the aqueous,
or want Of the long fraternity The whole and sole
want " as the of time While the committee de-
Iberang the Baltic stole march then-captzin Com
stock feeling disposed TO keep back until the Josephine
e boat chartered By the committe) got up steam How
eyer there was little impromptu celebration got up the
wharf where the Collins steamers land. Grz cheered,
and Mario cheeed and Hackett cheered the good
old Baltic heered aud the MadAne path 10 her carriage
was streEed with very re-pectabeooking bouquets
purchased al the market 81 50 per dozen
The carriage followed by running crowd Of some two
or three hundred persons the ST. Nicholas where suites OF
magnificent apartments had been previously provided for the
distinguished ARTISTS
Tgs evening the serenade OF in Of the noble
dining room. Of the st. NiehoasrAher queer place for
serenade
A most lamsntable fre occurred Williamsburg
early hour YESTERDAY morning The building destroyed was
occupied by number Of poor families. The FIRE originated
h The cellar and spread with such rapidity that those who
escaped were compelled do without their clothing
younp married woman named Ann Pagan, and two men
named Patrick Pinkman and Edward MeManu persisted in
the flames The fremen work, but una
bic 10 the building
Among the passengers in the California steamer which
sailed from this port Saturday Last senator Weller
and the Hon. Mr.. McDougan.
The war against 1ss milk has again been renewed in
this city, and with considerable warmth The exposure by
the city inspector the vile compound which citizens
take in their under the Of milk exeites great deal
Of interest Nearly six millions Of dollars invested in the
business The COWS fed with the stuff which from
the disterie and which induces disease not only in those
animals but in all who paTtake Of the milk.
The news by the Baltic has had very little influence
markets The slight advance in consols caused sympa
thetie movement in Wall street.
The cholera Is rapidly abang in city, and friends
from the South and particularly the buying portion
need entertain approximations about visiting New York
whether for business pleasure purposes
The Broadway Theatre reens for the winter
son. with the play Of the Lady Of LyonsFarren Of ne
Faren The part of Claude while Miss Louisa How
ard makes her courtesy New York audience Pauline.
From the Of preparation, the hremens procession
this afternoon promises be affair worth seeing and
worth remembering.
[By Telegraph.
New YoaK August 1.-THE stock market shows consider
able weakness this morning decinngEe 20; Read
ing Ga Cumberland coal 2s Canton, 2lt Nicaragua,
49, Flour Is slightly improved this morning, with sales Of
900 barrels Corn adj aneed cents with sales Of about
100000 bushels movement for advance aniiei-
pated. y
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Mr.. BushneII's school.

lSh street, iotneen y ard G street, E,assiarsor-
sHE VIII Monday Sept
L modern
Together The tnrh branches usually the
school, CrculNr be lad esoc ohn at ths book
Aug il-FnsTsesG1+
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The Clinton County Chic Company lately sold their
stock Al Wilmington August al profitable prices Cows
brought high Sl675: bulls, two years old $500
heiferS 81 csc; calves, S425 and sheep SIZE We give
the highest figures Others sold lower.
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scmFTuEAL rSnbAnoS A nIDoH.-Ibe widow Of a
pFinter 81 Germany uaAny years ago, while new edition
Of the Bible printing al her houss one aEht l3qk
opportunity Of going Inc ng oaoe alter that sentence
q srEsa y ta Razaand pronounced upon bFein Cen
eis chap lG She took ont the first letters from
German word and substituted others in their place al
ring The sentence from ana be shall be thy lord to and
be shall be Thy feel II il said that her life paid ior this
intentional eatum and that some scere;ed cres q tbs
edition have been bought 10 al high prices
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Noftcs Deduction e Ns,,ee
gwen the yssr irs
payable once and rai deduction OF
atawed b. sr raie before The als'
slant x. 4. ROCHE,
I-eo'df Collector.
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Frederick Academy Of the visit.afop,

TFrH<TIe~ N0p
THE Of tis will be
day OF septmte Exact attention viii be paid
neni Of the ndes branch If
eaaeaoo No charge required language
to which attention paid particularly
conversation vigilance youns
ladie: fo oe romoon Of petty and asing and be-
neyoeEt feelings which
Terms; For boarding, tu,ou washing, raendins
charges ftaonery Ac Sis French musc
drawing, painting and :as languages rr change
Pupils are received al any time durs-g TIE year.
Aug 22-6icps
WINE sTCRE.-D.hN II. BUTHMANN, Pennyyivania sve-
nu or So AZ and 9Th has received, per
and Other arrivals, an invoice Of Bordeaux CEs'
Ia h.esnsD,s, and Chasseiss dor Cognac.
A. LONDON and Scotch Ale rencrihe, Lisbon, aAd
oieiiy
Aug a23rf
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kolSD- with ufs..us be had ST.
dn'eisiers, on ~ reus-ylssfa
May Ip-sswsws
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

The Royal Deaarmea OF Marine
pAfAins Il The if order light which,
GA h"tef an place Of Inc former light The
~ he sd 81 June last and lts OF
es"e. strength rsae-,
faen are equal 70 steady, heeing a ID
were visible roIa oi~tsDce miles.
ocKHeLa, July a, Aus
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Il. II. IUDSON,
Faiis Church, Frirfzx Co. Va
Land Warrant Lost.

Land Warrant Lost.
LAND WARRANT 80
Il issued the I'm day of January
Hon T. G Cable Washington D. c. and mislsid by
him There assignment said notify all
Of land onoes receive the And hn1
apply after Com
missioner Of Pensions for duplicate of said warrant
ALEXANDER JOHNSON.
MARIANA, Jackson ooanty Florida August ., 1851.
Aug l2-lsu6ws
fSOa SALE Negro Woman, aged ~ years. n good
II children vyTyhk
limited @ District and MARYLAND
Tor particular spriy Jas. G. MeGUIRE,
Aucu0Rcer aud Ccmmissos ~ rchsnt.
Aug lq-eot3
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THE FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY as . rally

female college, chartered and endowed with
Frederick Mary
land healthy pleasant n snutheu States
his aod efficient board OF professors and
teachers good library excellent musical issr
and philosophical apparatus, and is
believed facilities impaing
refined education seminary in the
| md
The school $
and further particular. Eer sepumus Tasn, d.
D., Washinsion, D. G.
July ei--ttk cy3mos'
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pKfAxTAfHr sgArs
Washington Anx. ~ les4
The following of the sssA Of
INC eastern exueHy o The Csrsat.
department from the legation Tic United
e~easB and published fos the benefit
Gem
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