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Warrington, February -, lc.6
praying extension Of patent granted him ths
May, i4s far Improvements in Regulating the dsaught
takes place the 18th Day Of May, 1875
Monday i2th of May II O'Clock and all
notified and show they have why
Persons the required
6ars e dag 81 nssras y. testimony fled By ehs
said hearing be taken aud transmitted
with Of Tho Office which will be furnished
picstion
died Office before morning that days argu-
Ordered s.o ,nnr pusiished Union.
ssaesr and Evening s S sspassn s4s
York. for three successive weeks
the iah Of May next 'o day 0fn cHasIrs MASON
." .#. Commissioner Of Patents.
Of the above papers wiz please copy and .end
Feb 26-Iaw3w $3.50
4 FInsT-HhTE PAIR OF HORSES, COACH, AND
for sale ~itaoa, fault and for want
Of use, as The owner Is about removing from cy
Thu establishment nay be- al Kmmsis stables, opposite The
tIchanse Hotel, street.
Feb Civ
cow FOX SALE -Ihe owner eeing eiy,
Inquire D sweensy's banking house,
', s.s g, ays"0e'
eN-@ .s
OFFICE or THE CONSOLIDATED LorrERiEs
OF MARYLAND. .... .-s
The sowirr numbers Of Maryland CousoG
dated Lou-,y, class H. drawn February q, 1856
list % % an sh Oh 7lh sih s ION I'm ish lSh ht
40 Is ~ "a 3? q SO 81 30 70 10 ca 70
The following are the drawn numbers Maryland Con.o
dated Lottery class q, drawn February ~, is5si
Is, "a "a an sn ss ~ ss On lo.h lin la,a lsl
70. 80 81 "a 20 5 50 Sc 40 IS q "A
IAN 18Th 10th l1h Islh 18Th eoh
81 IL "a IS 81 70 10
The fqoses the drawn number. Of ts faspsco institute
LDitsry class - drawn February 70, lsssl M-
10 "a 9Th 9Th 9h 10Th IlIh I'm
al IL &c % I'll 40 - 73 81 8 ca i;
r. FRANCE 4 CO, Managers.
LssL Eopssr,, Commissioners.
Pet 28-ll
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III - 'NHh @pt"siest
MacsrtrD Coaucrcil Stai or al gati,,. 4 -,
Macsregars frosres~ ~ Autstcu. q vols = S'''
Yoflsr's rrsetesr ~ me Nation: vas .......
~atersons cytlarFtia Of Commerce Finance ana u.,uu
laws svo. S' -" hdeehhe
Ls~'on' n@oy o. Banking 10 England uns snd seol.,s
r.ies WOODEN cun.bi't, frssn weights me,.
ssaneys, enchanges, sc I vol.
kaiiy's Univsnsi fsaiBnist vni auarto.
fomsons Laws r. war, sfsciipg and shirppy
q ~ "A'FPNks
io'eek'a Rights y British ard ssuua ceHmerte vol
Jacobs History "ftie Precious Metnis. vels.
Csn me- saos Guide and Laws Of Imported FFpo,,s
Good; vol 'f'''0N
Stes shpmsslsrs Aspstant Inc msur M
e~nesfp Oh ard
hnse ard ssroad - =
Ilsnisas's shirowrrts and shipn nsciotr VOL
Janet Nnnsrl De- Javes de- Commerce vol, Paris.
say-lA Rschesse des Nations vol, Paris,
imroed, WITH many ohet yaaabie NJ The elass
VA. FRAsCK TAYLOR
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Posr oFFscE DrfAErnEsf.
February ., 1856.
DRoPosALs for conveying the mails Of Inc unled
States from July 4, 1856, June 80, 1857 in the
states Of MAINE, NEW HAMPSHIRE, and NEW
YORK from July L. 1856, June 30 1888, in The
States OF VIRGINIA, NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH
CAROLINA, GEORGIA, and FLoRiDA and from July
$50 20 june 30 is56, IN tho States Of ALABAMA,
MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA, TEXAS, ARKANSAS
MISSOURI, Territories Of KANSAS, NEBRASKA, and
MINNESOTA. " ates of IOWA, WISCONSIN. MICH
lGAN, INDIANA, ILLINOIS, KENTUCKY. and
fENNESSEE wall be received the Contract Office of
tins Department until B. p m, Of April IA next be de-
eided by The IN May following The and Ia the
times herein specified
(BeDg os the most part, routes established by Of
Congress of March g. 1887
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FOR RENTA drstciass furnished dwelling house. built in tn
modern style, with the
and furnished in with
Apply premises, No. 4ig 18Th ard
~ ufhce. J. j. MILLER,
2-du Corner eet nd ana W
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Dead of an E.. Mes,Ssr 81 Congress.

FHuAbELraIA, Feb. 2S.-Edsard d. Hubley, formerly
Representative IL Congress from the sohuyk district died
In this city Saturday. lie also formerly canal
missioner. q
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koisEi haye th day (Fbrary l4hl xsse,ated with me
= cerannttsap lohn T hiich-iL husinrps ~ here
sf'sf " ennaec uad'f The dm VI Harper Nichsn
~nd take iss Opportunity nay hiepd and
vho ipdsi,d 60 ~ apn open ~ = an,
w ece' 10 esesi isv"r b aakur eafy eeusnent ~
wst y ries. % che t'ssusss % s'e ists 6tn - -
et2s--stf WAITFu n, upep
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departures and arnvsis
GIG From Timmonssiil, ny Rollins vile. Phiadeph,s,
swif Greek, Gully Weodshop, Acdr Nc Mills.
and spauo~ Swamp, TO IialnenssiIs, ~ miss'
Leave Tim@onsrile Monday at am;
es Return TimmoDss vile same day by 8 p M.
GEORGIA.
From July 1, $3.50, 70 June 80, 1859:
6J03 From Aiheas, by Daaielsyie, Madison Springs.
Franklin Springs, Haavell, and SENECA, C.,
10 Anderson c. H., 81 miles and back three umes
aweek, IA two-hossc hacks.
Leave Athens Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturday at
Arrive Henderson c. III. next days by So m;
Leave Anderson G. II. Monday, Wednesday, and
Arrive Al Athens next days by 5a m.
Proposals 10 run by Andcrsonvilc invited.
6504 From Atlanta 10 Wanesviie and back, week
Bidders wili state the distance and propose sched-
saaa ule. st.ls
65O5 From Buena Vista Geneva. 81 mile. and back,
Leave Buena Vista Monday at lam,
Arrive at Geneva same day by q D m;
Leave Geneva Tuesday al 4 q IN;
Arrive at Baena Vista same day by 6p
ssos Frs% Columbus y ~ DIVE, Ala and Enen, to
Leave Columbus Monday at 3 m;
Leave Midway Wednesday al Sam;
Arrive at Columbus next day by 8 p m.
Proposals for more frequent trips and greater speed
sso7 From Dublin. Ly McLsndons Store 10 Little York.
50 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Dublin Tuesday at Gam;
Leave Little York Wednesday nj m,
Arrive at Dublin next day by M
6505 From Griffin by Jackson 10 Indian Springs, ~
miles and back, once u week.
Leave Griffin Wednesday al mi .
Arrive at Indian Springs day by 5 p m;
1 Leave Indian Springs Thursday st "a M;
Arrive at Griffin day by 5 pm.
$500 From Jacksonville, by Douglass, 10 Magnolia "a
miles and back, once = week
Leave Jacksonville Monday II m;
Arrive II Magnolia day by p M;
@ Leave Magnolia Wednesday al 6 N;
Arrive at Jacksonville next day by 8 m.
$50 From Ore by Harris, in Irwin county, TO Pennss
borough, ~ mics and back, ence-a week.
Leave Orel Saturday at ! M;
Arrive Pennsborough same day by D m;
Leave Pennsboroush Saturday al 4 m;
Arrive at Orel same day by II IN.
SSH From ThomasvilIs, BY Tsissve and GreSn6eld Ia
= Ocklockney, 81 miles and back, once . week
Leave Thomasvie Wednesday At q m,
Arrive Al OcklocknoY Same day by p M,
@ Leave OckIockney Thursday al Z m;
Arrive At Townsville Same day by , m.
65l2 From Townsville, by Cairo Rainbrdge 40 mes
and bach, once week.
Leave ThoMasvlie Wednesday At 8 d Ia;
Arrive II Bainhridgs next day by 10 m;
Leave Bainhridge Thursday at M;
n@. Arrive at Townsville next day by p nj.
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ny ELE IL A PHI.

The Kao,o- yothing National Convention. -ao
pHrlApELrHIA, Feb. 25.-The National Know nothing
Convention met again this morning pursuant to adoarn
ment. .. .t a| #"r#a
resolution was offered that the national convention has
no authority prescribe platform Of principles for the
eonv ehton we win nominate candidate for Presi-
dent or Vice President who in favor Of nterdicng
the Introduction Of slavery north Of Sc deg. so min.
motion made lay this resolution the table, and
It was carred--yeas lsl, nays 50.
Mr. Brownow then moved that the convention proceed to
President and Vice President forth
with, and ved the previous question. Wa eN.
The motion was sustained by unanimous vote.
[sEcosp pEsrATcHl
PnLApELpHfA Feb. 25.Theresqluon proceed to ballot
having passed. the convention about do So when Mr.
Perkins, of Connecticut announced the secession from the
convention Of the delegates Of that State which follow
ed by Massachusetts, Rhode Island Ohio and portions of the
delegations Of Illinois, Iowa, and Pennsylvania.
[rHRp DEspAToH.l
The convention then proceeded ballot President and
on The first ballot Mla-d Fillmore, of New York. wa,
nominated having received large majority all the
other candidates. The vote stood
Fillmore l75
Law - "a
Rayner IL
Mclean 49, -
Davis 10
Houston
Stockton 5
The convention then proceeded ballot for Vice Pres
dent which resulted in the nomination Of A. j. Donelson
Tennessee, The vote stood, ..
Doneleon - ISL
Kayner IL
w. u. Smith
Scattering
speeches made BY Mr.. Donolson and others, wber
the convention adjourned sias de-
Greoi RE the Ohio RirsrEight Steamtoa,s ssnk a
Cincinnati.
CISosssrI, Feb. 25-The river has fisen eight feet
the last twelve hours and stu continues rise The ice
from the Licking river down yesterday breaking up
ice in the oho, great damage the front
Of the city The stern wheel boats Albertine Flag Bridge
City, Grapeshot Madonns, Salem, and Yorktown all were
cut through and sunk being with their csrgne
Of $500, 900. Further damage is feared.
tsEcosp DrsPATcH.l
The steamer Black Diamond also wrecked, and the
steamer j. d. Carson much injured. IL reported that the
steamers Wisconsin and Forest Queen below Mil
Creek
Dsob ~, n, nf
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For Sale Four Hundred s.groes aud Ten Taou.snd
Acres of Csns-bssks Lad in Dallas and f.rry


For sale Four Hundred Negroes aud Ten Taoa.s nd
Acres OF oans-ssaks Lad an Dale. and PER-,
IN the Monday April nert Che mn will se II Cnhawa
Dsiiss eoai, Ala, To the hshe bdde ir ca, Mobile
drrd AID ny likely negroes s,ss my he 20 iaas,f dine Al
'esn ,, and e.peiissssa p,s,sfss bands.
csh nne, hundred ether valuable
s .S ssIs' oa s 1s % ns @ ss
.nt.'ieos knorn - ,s " Tnss Plantation " ,iuA H.il sI
eb," oufrs Place p add the Cross Road, p ali which IA
an eesaI1s IMPROVED .nd beaufu essene. ssanns
Add EIGHT miles from ps city o selma with about fOG, hundred
spd,. garden ae al IN condition Thee paHia
si's. ssys, aoSs and wss, ~ and ,s.r no. g. As%a w.
All fo STEAMBOATS, Near tbou
soosys railroad sad % ih body l.nd about losrssn miles
,ss " M ~ selma read 10 and oa hieh sspo, sr s.T, ,
regularly % the Other plantations ist The ssas raro.d
sr mules ., Ne ep q ssi@a Thee panaons are 10 us hs
- H. =. -, '. ee. .ss,s. s,.,s s
will ,ss W uacis 20 sa, puebasers, - soo ioo 500
wood Iaod be deslrsd spd wh ht
sossoe q ne ssUvs plaaaon s"s sssra. Win he r,.p 10
The uns whilst tie oroPts growing,
IL not d pavsry syous 10 The at Monday In December
ner N on ,a day, a rema s 70 he hs'ed BIDDER such
Zach advantages b-s- presented
a -. ssss Sc 1s' year. pat e aS aasaSn II 1S ~
esns trste RECON er sale arg price, o. even
rlaruon- are fertility facilities transportation and
= wins Ss s%ss s' esoo ssss y s s sg
The sstcton ofsvsry hat PARTON
Is healthy lhaa me eans brake region Of Alsbama
viu alsa .s privately i cash tme, The beau
ssd elegantly hnhed large hock Of bes buildiaes
seasrs ms lAsst and drsy locaisd rooms ocrs
Aa very desirable unmproved large Iots and snail
Aa % bead ofsod,d among ne csls
braifd Btown Dick" sugor mares. young
stations seins colts and hisss of tssm from ven
Among negroes hrsrate trainer . vers COED
and excel mt mechanics cooks and
ror farther particulars sades. The updesrpsd or w NJ Bird
sri1na w. ~. Brooks, Maten, Perry COUNTY
Aisbams plantations give
rsble nicmslon 70 those vine may w,a % mass hsrosa sye
sErw., Alassma Fes. H. 1855.
Pet is-dlpf
CENEHAL AGENCY AT whsntsGrvn--Tn. sui
scrihs hrmeriy o. Riehmond, Yrgna, hHyas es,asshs
Department. has upon Rovera
especially for revolutionary and
sndp pensions under the Congress
Having the Dorrtnron
perhaps, which
e.se mas q papers IN The hrs, auditors once I
other public Offices the Capitol 81 Virginia. Tsse
other sources o. experience
title in hnpe that NJ claim turusfed him
able % sos q essn where The claimant hpsH oar eprs,
For me recent oct ~ "a March lass svnr ,co ere
rhargss vil be very moderate. FELIX RICHARDs.
ssrr,rscrs.
Hon Henry A. Wise, Accensc, virsiuia
laDts Lyons, Ksq., Richpqnd, yirFina
Janes " hosih late COMMISSIONER ~ Pensions, Richmond
Virginia.
stsasra n Parker, Richuopd, Virginia
Hon, John =, repdietun, yisnis.
Hon ssmpel Cation, washing,on D. g
William J. Ward esq, Bsitiniore.
Lewis Timb~riste, es9, Nsv Yort
March '-dAepir
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

NEW HAMPSHIRE.
From july l. 1856, 10 June 80, 1854
2s2 Ffom West Rumoey, by corner of Groton,
Cbeever's Corner, IN Dorchester, and the River
Road, TO East Canaan, IL miles and back, twice
week.
Leave West Rumney Tuesday and Saturday at 8
an;
Arrive a, EaS Canaan days by pm;
Leave East Canaan Tuesday and Saturday, at 9
p m;
Afnve at West Rumuey same days by p m.
2S3 From Winchester, by Richmond, 10 Fizwilam Is
miles and back, three times week.
Leave Winchester Monday, Wednesday, . nd Friday
atSam;
Arrive al FltzwilIiam sape days by III a m;
Leave Fnzwliam Monday, Wednesday, and FRI
'. day at ~ m;
Arrive at Winchester same days by Bpm.
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N0TICE-On Thursday afternoon, GRAND DAYLIGHT PER-
fORMAhuE. when the spectacle Will produced with all thu
plrndods that Distinguish the evening
For synopsis scenery incidents, SONGS dances. Se bills
The Theaie. '
Doors open 6A O'Clock, curtain rises at IN o'clock
cieiy.
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cow FOX SALE The b.ng the els,
v or-rs sale a hrstr
Inquire No, 3 sweeney's banking house.
syivania
Feb 2S-9t
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Bidders sail state distance and propose schedule q
departures and arrivals.
GIG FROM Timmonssile ny Rollins slls Philadelphia,
Swift Greek, Gully Woodshop, Aedr We Mhss
and Sparrow Swamp, 10 Ts.lusossy lie, ~ Inissss
week.
Leave Timmonssilie Monday at ami
Return 10 TmmoDsyle same day by 8 M.
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MAINE.

Congress Of March ., 1851
MAINE.
From July y 1856 10 June 80 Isb7.
$50 From Gardner by West Gardner, Ltch6eid, South
Monmouth and Wales, TO Sabalus, 20 mics and
Sd. back, three times a week. fsAst
Leave Gardiner Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Arrive al Sabatus same days by . m;
Leave sabatus Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday al
:, Arrive y Gardiner same days BY I'm.
I5I From West Lebanon Great Falls NJ H., 9
miles and back, three times week.
Lssye West Lebanon Tuesday, Thursday, and
Arrive At Great Falls days by 10, a m;
Leave Great Falls Tuesday, Thursday, and salur-
Arrve at West Lebanon same days by 81 pm.
l52 From Alfred, by WATERFORD Centre and Hollis
Centre, to Bar Mills, IL miles and back, times
a week. a.a&
Leave Allied daily, excep, Sunday. at6am;
Arrive at Bar Mills same day by 10 m;
Leave Bar Mills daily, except Sunday, at 4p m;
Arrive at Alfred same day by 8 p m. a
1853 From Bangor, BY Ames's Mli.. to North Carmel,
IL miles and back, once week.
Leave Bangor Saturday nj a m;
Arrive al North Carmel Saturday by - m;
Leave North Carmel Saturday at pm;
Arrive nj Bar gcr day by S D m.
1854 From Brewer Village, BY Eas. oington, House of
Ephraim Goodale, jr., the Hewey Settlement, and
Bucks Mills, to Buckspor, IS mics and back,
Leave Brewer Village Wednesday att a m;
Arrive at Bucksport same day by Ill a IN;
a Leave Bucksport Wednesday ut IL m; s --.
Arrive at Brewer Village same day by m. @5
i55 From West Trenton, by Eden, Salisbury Cove, and
Huil's Cove, TO East Eden III miles and back
three times week TO Eden, and twice week
residue.
Leave West Trenton Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at 1 pm;
Arrive at Eden same days by pm a ...
Leave Eden Wednesday, and Friday at 2p m;
Arrive at East Eden zane days by I m;
Leave East Eden Wednesday and Friday at S p m;
Arrive at Eden same days by 6 p m,
Leave Eden Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
pm; H.r -. r
Arrive at West Trenton same days by 8 p M. --
l56 From East Newport, by Steson, to Exeter Is miles
and back twice week.
Leave Eas, Newport Wednesday and Saturday at s
Am; s #sss - f.-.
Arrive at Exeter same days by IL m;
Leave Exeter Wednesday and Saturday at | p m;
Arrive al East Newpor, same days by m.
Isl From East Msehas, by Plantation No. A. Cooper,
20 miles and back, week.
Leave East Machias Saturday al I I'm;
Arrive at Cooper same day by l2m; s.s#
Leave Cooper Saturday at l M;
Arrive al East Machias same day by D m.
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wiilards' Hotel.
J. q. n n. A. WILLARD,
Penmsylraais and FsaHtsentk a,rss,
Washington, ID. 4.
Jan a9-dnf

LOR ~ Nr.-One two, three rent OF
the o. and ift stfecs No 49, Apply The prem
see o the proprietor.
Peb io-datf JAsRs W. RAGGoTT.
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Medical Card.

UoCToR sTANIsLAs HEGNisZ regular practitioner
pahy Once, aJi and Founeenih streets consnlia
tons from 10, a. IN 3, p.
Doctor stasas Heniz from Europe with
proved health will attend 10 the practice OF his profession.
lie Docteur parie Frapsais. .... ... ......
nsi Doctor spncht Ieu.sch.
FL Doctor baha Esplnol.
n Dottore I-afla ltaliano.
10
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TEXAS
From July 4, 1856, 10 June 20, 1853.
aOss From Oysser Creek 10 Hodges Bend, 40 miles and
back once . week.
J~sve Oyster Creek Monday At M
Arrive al Hodges Bend same day by SPIN;
Leave hodges Bend Tuesday Al a m;
Arrive at Oyster Creek same day by s pm.
sO66 From Gonzales, by Zosr, Sulphur Springs, and
Black Jack Sprngs, to La Grange, 60 mics and
,ta hack onca q week.
Leave lsoDzscs Monday ri 6 a m;
Arrive nj La Grange next day by ian
L~ave L. tarsrgc TUESDAY ut 1 p m;
Arrive u Gonzales Wednesday, BY pm
S061 From Hansvilh, ty Certreville and Fsir6eld,
Cssscans, l45 miles and back. once week.
Leavs Hunssville Monday ~ 6 a mi
Arrive ri Corscana Wednesday, by o . m,
Leave Corncana Thursday At Sans.
Arrive at Hnnssviis Saturday by p m.
s0G5 Prom Scgu,n, by Bonio, Satisrs, Clemens's,
Iimdss, Waroo,cs, and John 3. Hodges, to
Frsdercksbursh IS mIvs and back once week,
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The steamer Black Diamond also wrecked, and the
steamer j. b. Carson much injured. Its reported that the
steamers Wisconsin and Forest Queen lost below Mil
Creek. .a.s
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From July ols56, 10 June 30, 1858.
1888 From osyks by Brsok Galan, SAady Grove
and Ncvtown, jackson, lis mies and back,
daily in four-horsc coaches.
From LAT April 10 la Eoceps5er.
Leave Osyka daily, the arrival Of the mail from
New Orleans at 81 pm,
Arrive at Jackson next day by 8, m;
Leave Jackson daily at a IN;
Arrive at Osyka next day in time 10 connect with the
mail for New Orleans at am.
a.G a +. From lat NorenJer 10 Let April
va Leave Osyka daily, the arrival Of the mail from
New Olosns-say at y m;
Arrive AT jackson day by pm;
Leave Jsckso daily at pm;
Arrive at Osyka day IN time 10 connect with
the mail for New Oreans-say by Up m.
Bids through in less time, which must be spe~
cifcd will DO considered.
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saWaE esa - k
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LOUISIANA.


From July ], 1856 10 june 90, 1855.
1911 From Bellevue, La, 10 Magnolia Ark, 700 niles
and back, week.
Leave Bellevue Monday NJ m;
Arrive at Magnolia Wednesday by - m;
Leave Mag noa Wednesday at pm;
Arrive al Bellevue Friday by p m
1912 From Vernon Winfield, 40 miles and back,
week.
Leave Vernon Monday at an;
Arrive al Winhed same day by pm;
Leave Win6eld Tuesday, at Ia m;
Arrive At Vernon Same day by pm.
7sI2 From New Orleans by the lsthmua Of Tehuan'cpec
TO San Francisco, CAL, miles and hack, a
month. s
Bidders will state the distance and propose sched-
& uIe eee
1914 From Alexandria by Cotle and Coutersville to
.T Nstchiioches, IS m.es and back, three a
week, in four horse coaches.
Leave Alsxandna Monday. "Wednesday, and Friday
a6am;
Arrive al Natchtochcs next day. by pm;
Leave Nstchitoches Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day st4 am;
Arrive At Ahxandria next days by Bpm.
1915 From Natchitoches, by Pleasant HILL MAns6ed and
Black Jack, Shreveport, 81 miscs and back,
three tmea week, in four-horse coaches.
Leave Nachtoches Monday, Thursday, and sstur-
day M4a m;
Arrive at Shreveport mex, days by pm,
Leave Shreveport Monday, Thsrsdsy, and sstur-
day aA lam;
Arrive :, Naschioches mex, days by spm.
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A FIRsT-HhTE PAIR OF HORSES, COACH, AND
II a hsgaia.Sod fault
Of use. he : shout frosn THE
Thu establishment BE- Kmmes Stables opposite the
rchange Hotel, q street.
Feb Civ
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Madame Devos
From Paris and Sep York
/ MADAME DEVOs'5 millinery arrived, nd opened
III The Lakes, 5o4 avenue,
which The Of The ladies q Washington Georgetown, &C.
| $ respectfully invited.
\ Jan 2i--if .a.tafa
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Subscriber upon liberal terms, FOL-
lowing lands situated eouny, Indana 200
county $40 lroquos county, Illinois, 2so
Hamilton $40 These lands finely ubered 10
eaup nd ont
Iunois gao Ftsnkbn couny, SO In
eouniy 100 Alexander cous $40 and Lands
wconsiu. For further infoRstion call g. NJ. GORDON
NJ ass n street, agent Tor j. l.. DE CAMP.
Washington city, d. e., Feb. IL, 1850.
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national Theatre.

r National Theatre,
lessee ADD Manager. Henry O. Iare
Also, Vi the hassulns Baltimore
stage Ms jefferson.
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cannot fail to see that they have had no
war of late years to compare with this.
We can scarcely believe that Lord
Palmerston or Clarendon so mad as to
rush into this conflict. And for our own
government, we think the acquisition of
Canada will act as a damper upon its
ardor. If it were cotton growing, or
slave working or producing territory, we
should have no hopes. The present ad-
ministration is entirely under the control
of the slave propaganda" and it would
not be palatable to them to have more
free territory just at this time. The
south, always true to slavery and the
- balance of power" wants no more such
acquisitions, until it can be balanced by
an equal amount where the peculiar in
stitution" exists. And as the President
is not great on the field of battle, and as
his rulers are not in favor of battles to
win free territory, we breathe freer. We
do not believe there will be war if it can
honorably be avoided on our part.