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| Hrh of JULY LErrra.-Amons tho m.nv
sppiestions to O. w Gusts recently for .a,.n. :,
hsndwrsins from the treasures Of the ola 80 ',
washington was truly remarkable one fror, ,s,.,"
boy OF Bestoa The letter that form Cd tbs ,,,,.
lows application 10 a. fcliows: ''''
sra have read the Life of Wa.n,,s.,aoI. 30, 1901.
Wish coud be iks him I shall try ana iivs aId
good man AZ he wss Ny father saws ,ar. - t: De
adopted son End good man know Won n,,', hs hs
tood IL you are descended from him, and noh,a % oe
aaonorsole. am now In my tenth year and dsns,
.na' you VIII take any notice OF little fellow
hse me- should Ike TO see you for knnns
should love you Ny srsndathef was a so,ass -
the old war should like to have letter from 90, -
VIII you write TO me and ssnd me somethins ~.
Washington has done OF seen, Have you rot a piscs
OF bic Handwriting that you will send mef ssonIS
be 90 Rlsd to have it, and will always low. Won nd
thank you for It Tnis 10 the longest letter .v.,
wrote but don't care, If you like 1t So coed bye
"WILLIE PEARSON FAY
"To 9. w P. CUsris, Esq"
Surely the fame and memory of the Pater Patri.
must be rifs in the hearts Of his counirymen when
children cf less than ten years growth covet ANY.
THING the Patriot Fathers eye hath seen or his
hand hath ever touched
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SOUTHERN WoMEN.-A letter in the Boston Chro-
notype contains the following merited compliment
to the fair daughters Of the sunny South. We sell
dom ths truth promptly expressed relative to
anything sppertsining to the South, by persons In
that quarter; hence copy 1t in compliment to all
concerned
The first thirg that ST lsk me In regard to the
women OF the South wac their besuy OF form, their
svuImetticsl aod har Donious figures In this aud in
tle epse and grscs Of their motions they excel the
Northern wome7. Many of them dreIs with exqu-
site $50 ossn vel Iichly but ssldon gaudilv
til any dir Isy Of rssl TIE proyerbisi sffabIlity
and urb- nifty OF The outhe charsoter finds The full
est develoome 1t IN trs women. The f3utbern lady
10 naturally End nece 'sliy J, uuembarrc Tsed and
polite. lou may go 10 ne co2nny where you
pie 80; you may as tar 81 you ple' from owr,
vil7Te e7d pos hse; you may call at the poorest
hor-e you can fud, and whether you eccc 1t maid or
matron, you Will b. answered with the aDe polite
pess ana treated with the sare spontsoe or, cour
tesy."
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VF II FVEA
- Faseasnt Room, in Horson's Bciidinss on
~ Govern street, now occupied by the subssri
b-y sill De yscaled en- the st OF July next. Apph.
cation by per,ons who ish 20 'ent this spssious and
s5Yfortable ffc>, be msds 10 DR.. WM. B.
PLEAsANTs, DeniisA or to
lain. AE PETICOLAs
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zga NOTICE.-I have tor sale, lease or
Ssa rent, Houses, Lots &c, from ist to $50 street
and IN the county Of Henriso, some Of which
Lots be surpassed for beauty and locality by
any within the corporation limits; and when YOU
county LJts, for soap and candle factories
Nature could MT bsve done on her part for the
convenience Of man fol 10 erect such abishmen:s
upon ali or suy Of the above shAll be pleased to
hare the views Of operators upon the subject COW
before them
Apply to II. W. TYLES,
my 5-Sm Agent for the Trustees
Gs LADD'S LUEBBIR HDI 81, south
Is side OF Basin, FOR RENH.-This lumber
house, the pr party of the Jss 4 d Ia Co,
nearly rebuilt, and will be ready for a tenans by
the iEt Of April The house is large and oommodi.
oGs well sultsd for Etorsse house tobacco fac
tory. FOT terms, apply to the undcrsisned
kICHAELS,
NH 26-ts Agent for r. w. Connection
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- kUR kkNT, and possession given
- On the 10th Of August, sooner the houss now
- occupied by Mrs Jennings ia the town of
s,dasy. nearly opposite the Fair Grounds Apply to
GRO. w JARVIS
t,I7-lmt 81 Shop on the corner above
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-. FuK khNrUn tauF ch ffIIt, \ doors
fS North Of Leigh street. tP osse. sion gwen Let
80 Juiy 81 sooner Il desired, enc Of those newly
erected Brisi Tercments, lately in occupancy Of d
z sv4dsfard Fsq eoAtGuips rooms with drv
ard elevated b.ss neOts with garden attached and
80 # water oa the ptem'sss Rent snnum
SIS" Apply to JAMES N. CARTER
- 4-fs
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- Ard LIT situated the Fast siGe OF 7th street,
- Nosth Of Leigh The house hAs seven sood
,com, hs,iS green house, closets kichsn serssnt
-c,m. smoEe hSu-e eos aud wood hous., &c, NC.
C,ts w.tef ard sss 90 the premises lie fact every
,nvrEienee tor the acc aumodsu n Of ssnteel IA
rnlfv T, q GOOD tsbsRt the rent WiiI be very med.
sr.ts ana possession sfven Immediately FoY par.
ttni.r. ssquire the premises or of the sabscti.
49, N w WALTON
Arehitee, and Hea.urer, wsst side 18th.
I'D e.. R4tween Main sna Rank 81,
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vas worthy the pencil Of HogArth Quiet ctsens u credit
and renowus had to shoulder their baggage Lest could
not be scheckea' IN season families SEPARATED the
rain had improved the appeEance Of Of The de-
parting military and whsn last the long and r-sAss
train started amid the cheers Of its living freight it Was
allowed by arrzy Of Ate enS but few Of wnos man
aged 70 get The steps Of the last car
FEEE nGHs--GenerAlly speaking, perfect order hAs
regned in the city during the week although there has
been great influx Of Vsiters bent on AhAying good
time few Disturbances have taken place, caused by
gangs Of intoxicated young men, Of them from other
places and yesterday party became much exasperated
because they denied adittance To the barroom Of
hotel the avenue They began manifest their indg
nation by breaking the windows but the police soon stop
Psd them, and gave them snng quarters
HEARILEss MsoaroK.- Quite an excitement was pro-
dnced yesterday afternoon by e unexpected appearances of
goody delegations from the Sun Relief dnd aFr.erd
ship fire companies of Alexandria who stated that they
had been summoned by telegraph aid in eKtingushing
FIRE in this city which making fearful headway On
inquiry they ascerAinsd that they had hoaxed by
some miserable fellow who had handed in despatch at
the telegraph office 10 which the signature OF the president
of the franklin Fire Company of this city had been forged
requesting their aid II TO be hoped that the scoandrei
who made these gallant emsn their avocafions and
come they thought the aid of citizens viii be
detected and punished.
THE MErHoPoI1rAx FA1R-The interesting exhibition Of
the Metropolitan Mechanics Association Is on the fun tide
Of the which truly meis Daring the past three
days that it has been open to the public nearly have
been received for and single tekets and the 4h
there upwards of five thousand visiters All who
anime the and interesting articles on exhibition are
well pleased with their visit aRd should leave the
city without going there
Our readers will uut,ce in another eolumu the al yetas.
ent of the first annual exhibition of the Washington
Association which will be open The public Saturday
morning next ats o'clock and every day thereafter between
the hours of a N. and 10 p. m. We are assured by
competent judges that the character Of this exhibition
of the very highest order and those who are deaifous
see the choice works of many most of the best ar
fists in the country ian opportunity seldom enjoyed any
where and WHICH has occurred before in this city
should provide themselves with tickets without de.
lay We shal be much mistaken II this gallery dSes not
speedily become by far the attractive place of public
resort in this city.
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OUR NEW YORK coRREsPosDEScE.

s. NEW YoRR March 4, 1851.
The telegraph wires have just that the
administration has been consutionay inducted into
authority and that The long d-for has arrived
and that Hon James Buchanan President of the
United States Soon as il was known that the inaugural
address passing the wires the excitement of
people immense and the extras were seized and read
with avidity And before the going down of the
to-day New Orleans ST Louis Buffalo New York Boston
and Portland caught up and echoed the sentiments spoken
the front Of the CRp:o by the President
this great nation.
1t viii be impossible to conway the great satisfaction
with which this paper hailed by the democracy of New
York. No less, certainly, expected But full so
lucid clear democratic exposition Of the great
principles which are guide this administration re-
sponded by acca nation The reposs of the country
the of nation the peretuy of the democratic
rule, is clearly foreshadowsd'b by this inaugural
And the sound conservative of other parties are
backward in expressing their faith that the admins
ation conducted this basis will be that will secure
domestic tranquility aad extend the glory our
country giving peace abroad and prosperity al home
The Burde case keeps itself before our people connu-
ally. Mrs Cunningham atias Burae, has applied TO the
surrogate for letters Of administration Bnrdes
The argument is now being heard. Rev DR.. Marrine
can't tell that was Mr. Burdell that he married the
2sh Of October last Her daughter that she
present the marriage. Bat believes that the
Doctof married 10 Wounnn his
sons Of repugnsncr Mrs c. her written agreement
leave the house the rst day Of May, written time
After the reputed marriAge and signed Emma A. Gun
ningham and her attempt months after the 18th of
October to revive the suit for breach Of promise Of
rags against the Doctor prove the reputed marriage
with him 10 be Ehsm.
most undigni6cd and unprofessiOns quarrel before
United States commissioner has taken place
Hon John McKson and Richard Busted esq corporation
counsel in the French extradon Mr. Busted took
letter that Mr. AcKeon put into the and refused to
leurn IL The commissioner ordered Mr. Busted TO do
80 and he refused TIE word the and other opprobrous
spheta were bAaded back and FORTH and Mr. McKeon re-
used to 60 with the before the commissioner till
udse came the bench and settled the authority Of the
commissioner. Mr.. Busieed has commenced libel suit
against the Tribune for its aIiRsou this matter.
We have Just had gale and snow-storm Of the old
fashion sort u has stopped cars shut up the
I'm sreved with wreck and limb astonished the
Oldest inhabitan and deferred many from participating
IN The Inauguration, who would otherwise have been
present and joined in the anclsmaons Of the thousands
who wish long life and good the admin
Strstaon MANHATTAN.
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TEE sEw CONSTITUTION MKxIco.-The ceremony Of
swearing allegiance The constitution Of The republic
o. Mexico took place the 5th Of February in the city
Aszico appears TO have been occasion Of the most
rey interest and 70 have been accompanied with much
ospizy OF national enthusiasm. The constitution itself
o@d been well considered having been before the Cansttu-
ens Assembly for nearly year All the members Of
that body gnsd IL In the early part Of the dsy on which
was sworn to By President Comonfor il was publicly
egned BY Gomez FsriAs the President Of Congress by
OF Guzman the Vice President and then by Others All
Anssing and swearing seslty 10 il
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o'clock Monday.
ouR MILITARY v1srrKRs The Charlestown City Guard
Captain W. W. Pierce left for home yesterday morning. APP
pareny much pleased with their visit during which their
martial bearing and gentlenanly department have them
high praise They carry with them meoria of their
participation in the inaugural procession magnificent
gold medal naGe by Mr. S. Lewis Pennsylvania avenne)
bearing side medallion bead Of Washington, and
the other this inscription Presented the Charles
town CRY Guard BY the Of New England Washington
March 4 1852
The Albany Burgess Corps also left by the early train
for Baltimore, whers they breakfased and then left for
Philadelphia AT eleven O'Clock.
The Willard Guard (of Auburn, View York Captain
Dodge visited the Navy Yard yesterday morning in the
afternoon the White House. when they were pre-
scented the President by W. McMaser esq, the artist
who lit viii be renembered1 executed portrait of Mr.
Buchanan last The President shock hands with
each member Of the company and they left highly rathed
with their reception They leave for Baltimore this
ing, and home via Harrisburg having received
tentions from some Of our distinguished citizens
The Lancaster Fencibesp and the Law GreysH paid
their respects President Buchanan yesterday morning and
left for their homes o'clock The Law Greys
the attn under command Of Col Joseph H. Tucker
Of the 9TH regiment NJ M who with his staff appeared
hsndsomsIy ON that OCCASION which was not the
with the other visiting regmsntsl officers The Law
Greysr the Cumberland Contnentals," Captain c. B.
Tburst0n, and the Aleghsny Guard Capt NJ Schsy
were the only companies present from Maryland
The Montgomery Guard" Of Richmond, ont yes
terday with detachment of the Montgomery Guard Of
this city who escorted them visit the various pub
lie buildings snd then entertained them with collation.
They presented soldeke appearance they passed up
the avenue on their way take the sevcn-ocock boat
Major Frenchs company Of Light Artillery win parade
and dr this afternoon at four O'clock p m III. pub
lie ground the Washington Monument The spscfa-
tors have been very properly requested advance not to
iutruae within the chain Of sentine and thus interfere
with the rapid and intricate of this Efficient
corps
THE Exopus-The scene Of ludicrDus confusion tine
station Of the Baltimore railroad prior the departure of
last train yesterday afternoon beFgns description and
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y. G. EEooks. 4. u, rrs.iasr..

rHIs seminary Of ssrnue n1auaes
sa s.as ss ~ s sso y sas s-ss
and endowed win a rshl and FEsses q ne m favored
There aspAr un,s IN instsuan he eossals De
1s me s'@ss.oIJ aeP.a ~ ~ - e,es Years
designated by aasny anaEenI classes
COURSE or nssTRUcTI0N
Tia Of lnsacuop aesessP iDteeelnH
social and By iaparting practical
arrphed and Christian SearAsioh d ne pupil f re sa'sha
GEsai al s. takrs uisieetna advancement y
rendering me sssasaos q essas ana ~ framing s
The exercise Of the social eegs vii be b.
a@ e sIe wi famIiarIe he nise win he Ira1s
Ho9 saa rules Scr me sessn=ssnt q LIE
MORAL, MENTAL, AND POLITICAL SCIENCE.
The philosophy ne lmy Of sovsrnmeG
ne sTsai subject q messs no, nsrey spece'ass ssi =
sufscrs moral Phlos~psy Men Al Philosophy POicAI
my, Constitution 81 the unites staGss
BIBLICAL LITERATURE
ponan ChrisiaH mother soeisy nnd her peculiar
- aIs - ,asnr,ea Ia m Isst ssrt.ns 40 ne
uf God, w.th me sRasnsss
suiieels scpara Hlslory caronoNgy and Geography ES
ANCIENT LANGUAGES
The corsa AZ study an the anciens angaagrs sufficiently
me mind careful and patient th5ash - wei az
and snays me secirnes q qu4aiIy
win while tas easse aasts will b Illustrated s'
rasses Gr.rs Lsaga.sa Hpsasy Gseciss
Anrquss bstn Language, Hsny Of LA.n LEArnrt komar
Antiquities.
MATHEMATICS AMI NATURAL SCIENCE.
In The mathematics pain, viii be taken - insure an
subjects pursued and especially q tcHe p
I,r. ataer with multiplicity 81 IN
NATURAL phoo chemistry will hereafter be tacTt w ~
experiments cAbne o. minerals VII be hef nl
ths study Of miueraiogy and pyaoiosy will
studied win such assistance as nHy be ham
outline plates. -
Philosophy Chemistry nineaiegy, Geology Botany PhSsp
As.ronoDy Ancient GaogrAphy Nanr4I IA story.
ENe.IsH AND BELLIES LErTREs
Al this farms he branches q Study
pains VIII taken to render instruction IN ana
requirements Composiion
VIII engage puon with Its
viii be enabled 10 EOnaue
with and express their ideas upah any q m
utility and the pupil VIII be rendered Ia
marketing rhoping ac
upon what but whai sCrsa Il hom hook
keepns will be aught 10 fhe young ladies' q grSa SUMMARY
domestic economy -
Grammar nsrhy History Book keeping Hhetnrc Logic Crit
icism, History OF LITERATURE Ccmnoslt'un
MODERN LANGUAGES
The exerriss IN this
knowiege Of the grammatical
Eron Of language studded hut sniay 70 ~ ana speak
sub ecs French L4ugdaEe Literature, sParh
Literature, Gsrnan Language -ersaan Laine
ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES.
s department Of every facility
be professors he enEag d. Those Heady IN h
rsou utriisy and approved
uaects Musc instrumental Masis, Drawing ans Paint
ing, Necdsurprk ~. =, =.
tinn accom- MED by the music OF parior organ
The iurItuioa eighth hreRdy rans
sly Of aort from The middle, southern and wssts
Strfes.
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Gg- Fhe First AHnnai Exhibition az tine washing
ton ART A0cRnnn comprising pictures, nnary
eminent artists ths Cnird will opened public AZ
Mr. Cureorans building fath and IAN
Saturday O'CLOCK and
viii continue open, further notice. every the
bour % 10 and TO- Ticksfs pro
cured n me donr and hooinrrH Single
ndInisaicu twenty I've season tickets, hfy
n--df
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United states Mail.

FLORIDA.
Pear ory1cE DEFAHrmEEr,
MARCH S, 1857,
PROPOSALS for carrying mails the
OF specified, will
be received Contract Once Of This until
Of the 30h April nerf, be decided the day:
Bnniridge, CbaEhoochee. Fla Ocbeesee,
Aspaagn Long Cane, Ri6Ieysvile Rickosis Euf lois,
and For Gndsdcn, ApaiacnicoiR, 1D6 and hack
frnm 18th nf October 18th Of
GuBe OF and week the residue, i'm frEt-
STEAMBOATS,, the pivtesr Of usng
coaches lom Bainhrdgr 90 Chaahoecbae when the
isIco low for Navigation
From. October TO Is june.
Leave Bainbase Tuesday, Thursday, und Saturday
Arrive a Apanchicuia Wednesday Friday by p
m, and Monday by II AMI
Leave Apaacr Tia ssndsy, Tuesasy ind Thursday al
Arrive at Hainbrdge heSr dass BY sam-
From l5ta june 10 l5th October.
Leave Bahbricge Tuesday m, and Saturday at :
Arrive Apaarhi6oa Wednesday by IN, ind sun
Leave Ipaiachirda Monsay u and "Wednesday 10
Arrvs ii Baubridse nszi Tuesday by M and Thursday
by lepm.
proposal suaraHice certificate insrue
Virginia. Florida January a.
Prppo
d and al The Second Assistant POSTMASTER
JAMES CAMPBELL,
MIR 6-iawfw Postmaster General.
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John n. Rufhmann.

Importer AVID Dealer ia WTn.s, Rraadisr, &C.,
Pennsylvania nvenne SIDE an and sh
n very choice II eHnpsrre qsars
~ and pinrs, u the desirable brnnds-
sprrklinr pink Mgaer Sherry, Part
Tenere sicily wsselir Prunch ineg, red end
whrst Cnruac @rh-idaw ran.
whisey nureue and. Me r~urHii1n
cfesrv hrnndy hanckherry Inice onirn hHrfcr~.
Also, genuine ahHfhe kifschsrus.er, Havana csrFs
Der il--7lfr4rn
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sale or Indian Trust Lands in Kansas Terri
tory.
PROCLAMATION


by rrr PRESIDENT OF UsTEp sTArys;
IN puunncs 81 aw rsANKLIS PIERCE, President Of the
uaned d. declare and re Known thai public
Kanas commencing Tuesday hh day " My next for the
ss bene al me iowa tribe q Indians as
andsTnsHtansa townships e land IN said Teor ana eeasa
of she srh prnriYai Hs7idinr
Townships No dfesn, satesu seveneea rish
TownThips raugs eighteen, nnelsen,
and tveny excepting her-froH few snscin. Grants sssasnn
q ains.een aud r,ss"y
bs DIV ~ INV n,, tp M. sispa.H such
uftbr und hes ~ un by he Bnied sta 2, ~ ss 2, ne
adaus usied within undermfnuun "a
and ceSed by raid eonfderered hands =
ssl Of ns and Of tho ria principal as-adiaa
Tnyynnfrs fifteen sixteen, seyrpleen,
swnps "a a,sen ana ana range
Townships hen, Kiren sevsntsen ard rsheen 81 range
TOW nhps hrerB and engineer, e range
foensps fien, sIseB, and eighteen, Of range
twenty-five.
rrruy Of in6gaHa member o. said uenederad
should he euii 70 enc hundea sns ssy sS ma a
apH and by me tn 1F.rir one section
Indian Mason As.oealiea and said
laads amounting forty est thousand aving bern
ss.ecled following above named, 20 H1s
Townships sixteen t~er,stwo
Tonsnps seventeen, and risrra range TWEEN
Townships siriera and rarsr twenty faur
apart aud re- erved from sale.
Also nj Territory, commencing THrfdy,
f~eutihfrd dispersal OF sncn o. e
the bepsf OF me Della
ol wi him undenen nned
portion OF the lands cras sg e
snidp zrei ndians, aforesaid, 10 WI
ssrth of -fA Pfnrraf nrrsdIGn
i've eight nine ten and esFen Of range
hfeen.
Townships eight nine and eeven Of sixteen
1srzh six eight and eieven cf range
Townships sr, seven, esh', nine and Of eighteen
The terms at said cah, bid will he received
bsoy placed rvrrai tracts ny e cnmmls
classifying aud vauiBR the
made sntGaie VIII BIS
winch will deissred 10 tr pafchRssT
Parents lands purciHRed
accordance Ensecf
Tpe offering emmenc-d the days
appoinp IN me order which tbry
zdycset nnt the nh~le shall
lare bscnp ereda thus closed
An psraA@es OF sale will be rendered
tbe EiIeylng day deHuitng
Given w this twenty sixth
day Of February, eigbsren hundred and TRY
FRANKLIN FIERCE
By PresdeH:
Gro. w. MASYFUFET,
Commissioner of Indian Anairs
NBNo newspaper publish the foregoing i'd
st effect from the Com
m OF Indian Anairs.
Feb 9s-lawli1ane
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NEw YONG, March 5Cottnn Is frnssIes Of 900 baIes
Flour is aghty better and hrmssrs OF Is 500 bsrres
State, Sc 30 s. so; southern, IS rs 81 whest is
steady-saes Of $500 bushels white, 81 so red 81 81
Corn frm-sales 600 bushels mixed 775S orpts
Pork is seAdy-mesE, SIS so s2s 60. Beef ia trm-re-
packed Chicago, SIS So Lard steady l41< cents
hiskey has deciined-Ohio, IT'S oents Coffee is firm
Rio, 10 lo1S cents. Sugar unchsnged-Caba g. sa
cents Rice is quiet at s an Freight are mae
tive.
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cf<ses % rHs .-x.ssros AsgrsocE;
DKOfos AIS are luysssd mr. ..erisls and sort M 81 u
X tsa asaeancL. =, -
day. y 's va = ~ - ~
Maps poLicz End spocncai1ls CT rseuas and
Ne ready AL 1feI -0h
AprH nezl
rms y~ork ~ uf eubsce asnury
aauutnn srcxvauon and e1nhAuklseBi pipes
.ne ~ sAle
ana rubhe and cul sxone. -
.nec6rr ions and ulan.u
A. gnon e,cs M a. line ts ,e. nm. uos xet ncauired b. de
nird statss mere ms ~ enc druv m Commencing
:. !. i j.: : sss'. allowance y. Ss
Portions only of 81 the works be eomeied under me
usent hut All eoncls tu anfn.sned worf WI
be =afcri 10 ut<s appropzhons Congress The engineer
ts shi amount Of work 10 be done and rae
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IUkNTEDPer-ons Sssnr rive pivufe diunsr parties
vices On upriiru,ion NJ GAETTER'H RESTAURANT,
DER B-aawamar ass Penn. larh nnd i7~t,
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flousHEG m FEnRuAHY.--The Ogdsnshurg Republican
Monday says 80 thorough late thaw that
me ground in condition Ger the plough We hear Of one
@mer residing within four miles Of tins vage who broke
up Aho1t two acres on WednrsdAy the lsth ultr