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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-06

DISTINCTIVE FTEE At Brf51so7rs it's.
Last Friday Morning the "lsLAND HOUSE,"
the Splendid new Hotel recently erected at
Bellows Falls 10y 4, SHURrLFF, Esq, was
burned to tho ground. When discoyered-
az about half past 3 U'clock-the flames had
made such progress that il was impossible
to subdue them. The building was nearly
finished for The reception orIhe furniture
The whole loss is about S13O0O-Tnsurdd
for 4,50O, Eagle, Od., !.
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the Havana papers, fhere were great relr,c'
lngs throughout The lsand,on acopuni Of Ilr
sucrrFsfl efforts oflhe 4, :. government 90
hreal. up lhs'seGreI expedition They quote
largely from American papers "a prove lhe
complete fiure az the expeditions uley ALEC
quote from tie NucAan pnpers 10 FiIUW rhU
Pladur5H of lhu fucalef0a that lloy were not
likely 90 hr disturbed by udyenlurers rom
tho United States,
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CnnLERAIN NEW York. AND BRooKLYN.=
In the city OF New York from May 10, 1919,
when the first case of cholern occurred, to
Septcmbcs %, there were 1867 deaths by
cholera. The population ofNew York is a.
bout 425,OOO. fhe ratio. of deaths is there.
fore ! TO IS inhabitants.
tn ttTu utty -Utl t+ruUttyU from May 9tT,fSfg
when the first case Of cholera occurred. to
September 20I there were 642 deaths Inv
cholera. The population Of Brooklyn is 1907
600. The rnlio of deaths is therefore 1 to
1876 inhabitants.
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LATE FRoM llAvANA-THE SECRET Tx.
PHDIrloN.-JNeio Orleans, Sept. 25.--By tho
brig 7. Saulr, plst arrived, we have udyces
from Havana to the 10th inst. According TO
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TuE AsroR rLAcE OpERA ilousE RIor-
ERs CoNyicrED.--Tho case of hudson aud
others, who nave been on uiui in New York
for some time past, for participation in the
riot which took place a; the Astor Place OPP
era House on the 10Th of May, was termin-
uted on Friday night and all the prisoners
lound guilty. On Saturday they we're sep-
fenced by IEe Cour, as follows;
Judson, Fenicutinry one year, ard to pay
h fine of $3.50, and to stand committed until
the fine bc pnd.
ID. G. Adriuncc, Peniteulinry 3 months.
Thos. Greene, PeniIentiory month
Tins. BonntU, jus. Mathews. George
Douglass aud Jas. O'Neil,Cir PrisoR,30 days
each.
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~ btNtu 'feho% ,tU
The Com cay that the door handles, sash
and blind +astcnings Ore IN their opinion "a
very great improvement, and well worthy of
the patronage of the public
D.P. Sanbern, Of Lttletaa, ~ H. exhibited
several specimens Of Planes and other Joners
tools which, for beauty of workmanshis> and
every thing of the kind, would have BEEN
justly entitled 60 Premium had the owner
belonged 10 the Society. Tit Premiums a.
wardcd to J. p Fairbanks, were presented by
him TO the Society. The above Premiums to.
gother with those awarded by the Com. on Field
Crops will be paddy the Treasurer at the An.
nunl meeting in January next, provided there
are subscriptions sufficient for that purpose
The several town CommiItcc y " are rcuurAtr d
to forward, by the Goth October, what sub.
scriptons there are in their hands, with the
names of the Subscribers, 10 T.. Jewett, Treas.
.urer, that the Executive Committee may as
certain whether there is sufficient money rails.
- Ia cattle The SnciclY 10 the State Fund
and that the Treasurer may report to the State
Treasurer according to the Statute Tharcin.
tending TO compete for the premiums on Field
Crops are requested to forward thcir-Rtatem
10 one Of the Committee previous TO the An.
nual Meeting. Committee, II. r. Moore, Dan.
Vile, John Evans, Lyndon, Robert Kelsey,
Danville JONATHAN LAWRENCE,
Secretary Pro, TEN.
Passumpsic, Oct T., lsi9
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Damned our or CAMP.-The Buffalo
Courier gives this summary note to quit, 10
considerable number who hive hitherto
swelted the strength Of the Free Sellers:
Let there he union we shy, everywhere
among old Democrats; and IT the hbnilion-
lists and the Anu-Taylor Wings do no, like
the unioE,e let them go where they came from
and mny the Evening Post go with Them"
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FIRE IN CmcAuo.---A destructive hrc
CURED in Chicago, on. the night OF the @'',
Several blocks orbuidlngs were burnt wv" w.
the loss isustimnled at $4,000 a '""''
accidentally left in ono ofrhe houses P'''''
cd in the flames.
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- -"''''' ~ ,".' 49,. 49, ~ ~ =. y
~ ''F'hUyi 'N ''''4N' county
THE CALEDONIA COUNTY AGRICUl,
- -,
l-llAlt "a H.
UotpIH A. 49, JonssuuHY rLstH, trFr ~
Tho E,lls,y,up Pfrmiums Wen. awarded by
,t.. ....,. ,..s....,,...
'''
.li,.sl yoke fat VHeni q. Wheeler, sl Johns
bury, SiN'
~ /" :" i" W Hloddnrd, waterford s' y,
hfHi pnH working Oxen, w, hinddaHi" 1bN
20 " " } Stiles, Js 800
80 w siaddVd, you
Irtl J year Ola oarn, ~ {. Dawson" 800
@l " " " HIilFal IT, EuU
'd H. r'rycns, lO0
Hest 10 yoke Ohep, from - Juhnsbuy,
owned ~, iolioas ~
! . Woods, Z q, loo
> Ifrimg' t ENu
> VI Miles, ! ul
a shoy, ,H
- buucr '"'
b'sl par year ola HlrrtHiJ Ifoifant ~
, J'hnsh"y, .,,., Hno
~ e" ".' " " a Nhchcuug " 500
il q" '' goo
b'sl one year Ola STEER J.. stevens, NA"l
lord 200
~ J.. II Wright 81
J"h,,e.66"r{g' , 'oo
ftrHt itufii N, " ftulI, Huthr, - Ivul
- &" g." WIN Clement, pany,Ile, 100
Beet year old hJlE a Gilr, Walden, 900
"a T. A falss, Wa.eriofd ! 90
Beet Cali, 7. FarhankarEi l-Aaahury 200
% - 100
Beet 2yrar Old Hotter, . bullefSt J9hH..
bury, a,uu
~ " - faHblGAn,St Johns,
bury, 200
"a" i" "."n nutlsr, 81. JqhaahaGg I'm
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,TuE PRoposED ANNEXATIoN OF CtDA'-
The Paris Constitutional has thought prop.
TO call the attention orthosc ambitious per-
sonnges who covct Cuba, TO the fac, Ul"i
according to n treaty between the or ,.'
States, Frnnce and England, that isin'iti lNy
liayii, must remain independent IN crsy
ever be severed from Spain The .saou y,
Cubn, then, cannot belong to the Ane'
Union, except by violation Of n'h'po,
grcement between The three gront muu 'u"l.
powers. Treaties certainly may hf """".
led hul this circumstance is not on lha1 - ~
count, matter Which The TuurNttt~''--
should neglect.
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lHrRoyrD PATENT BuDsrrAp.--.A mtng the
improved patent articles abroad, We have no.
ucCd n0HC, ot tI--7-~-+r+-.L-aLcrGda HtTIryS
Improved Pdtfnf B6dSt55T.=I nIIliIy- lnd e.
economy, he rails and posts may be ike
those of the common hcdstcad, but the in.
provemcnt consists in combining with the com.
mon bcdstcad, az substitu,e,fur cords, sack
ing or s!atsr a bottom composed of Two lona itu.
dinsl rods attached 10 the head and foot rails,
with screws at one end, by which the rails are
strained tightly, and the bcdstcad thereby held
together, and wooden Stats placed across the
rods. The Advantage Of this Improvement
are manifest: .4.......
IT viii require no expense Of time or money
to keep it IN perfect order, as il dispcnscs with
the BEDFORD entirely, and substitutes materi.
ais which win etand all reasonable tcsto, and
remain perfect idr life time. In case of fire,
this advantage over the common brdstcat will
be priced. ft-ts st,pat together az to render
the existence Of bugs in. any part Of it entirely
impossible. as there are no holes or orcyiccs
len open, and consequently no chance for var.
min 10 breed The joints are tight and can.
not work loose. II Is Convenient, cheap and
rurHhiu ---------
We have used one Of these bcds,ends for
short time, and arc much pleased with it, and
have no doubt but that,so soon as it shall be-
come known,Nt will become favorite with
the public. Manufacturers Of bedsteuds will
PTnbably find it for their interest to avail them.
rcivca of The right to make aud vcnd the im.
provcmept, The right for this, Coosand Els
sex Coun,io', is in The hands of Mcasrs Goss
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-06

GA7rrrrrn or NuuNoNri- Containing q
description OF all tho Counties and Towns Of
tho state, and Of ITS principal Mountains, Riv-
cra, SC. and great variety Of other iuiorma-
non--a new work, 10y JOINS HARVARD. This
work contains PIG pages, and Oh such as do
not possoss Mr. ThompsonE History of the
S'atc-o large aud more expensive work, viii
find this Of interest md value Mr. Lucius
Hancock is agent for the G,rcttccr for this
town.
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r Ill Il & A LIE DO M A N.

A CATER oflhis place and Of }. W hussoy,
Of Coventry, for Ofleans County.
THE CALEDONIA COUNTY AGRCUL,
lInAl FAIR,
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A. Va the hcoioco State Convention OF;
Massachusetts, a .cmhcs moved TO amend The
resolutions 30 as to 60 for the wlnol Proyiso
The Boston Pos, Gays that, but 6 OF the 500
mcmbcrs,yotrd for the motion.
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!
7 4ii-t, 4lu- a4a ua2 III HnLh- such 10 iho work
ing Of tho adraiorfm mode Of leyyiug duties
upon tbs great article Of trade aud consump-
ton. The law ofl-i6 has reduced this then
/ houriahluP business 60 lees ihln oHf tenth Of
. lls cttrpt under The act of l-i2
/ Tho tariff net Of iTiG transferred greet
share Of the wooden manufacturing business
/ from thrslo foreign Counlrosi 30 that lor a
year OF two pasl, while other business ~ Eng.
land has been "a a depressed state, the wooden
manufacturer have tlourishrd-but ntout ca,
pensr. Tho iocof1co tariff of SO was 0frnng,
cd undar the supervision of aH agent Of the
British manufacturers, and gave 10 them The
privilege they Bskfd for, 10 enable them, by
the contingent advantage oftber cheap labor
system, to supplani the American manuhetur,
era 10 our markrl-aud they have nearly done
30
France, too, 10 wagmg fatal war against
our industry Tier Manufacturers are psld by
the Government certain per cent. on tho
manufactured goods which they sell 10, or
caused a. be- Introduced nto,t the United States
Thus, aided by ihcir own Goyera.acni,a and by
our own legislation, by revenue ln,,s 30 fhap.
cd as o. favor the forelgBcr ard "a initiate q.
galusi our own workmcH, the French, as well
as the English manufacturer, are knaWing At
The y,,lls ofou5 industry
II ,s no wonder lhcP, that our seapous are
flooded with foreign aflieloai-lhe specie Of
mocountry bong drawn away from us aud
taken 10 foreign countries ~ pay Tor lhrm.-
On, own legislation inyltrs a,l thu South
Carolina aud lhe slhye utrfcsis declared that
tree trade o. meTe nominal dulics upon impnr
tauons, they would have, and tee locofooo
leaders 10 the free States shouted, "amen'--
and thr consequence Is, the people Of Europe
are doing work We ourselves ought to do,nnd
confuming Mcir own raw material, aud their
beef pork,rra,n, u IN dong II, that our work.
men ought 20 consume IN doing the same, and
We lrc srndinl ora gtcatsilre Of our money
&" phy them for tho fruits Of their labor when
our people ought 70 have It 10 put IN ihcifown
pockets Thus II has been since the loeofoco
Tam Of i-t6 went into Piaetieal operation
CNurr Pans In Orange sud Washington
Counties, She annual Fairs, tbs year, arc said
y have exceeded former years Thr number
of cattle, and Of domestic aud5grculiuulpr pro.
AUCTIONS presented was very large al each,
showing IN i6ff51si6F nTcfTSr -5Hl m 'sI-
ton Cor Improvement in the lcsding articles
81 production OF our State
Ia Orange CouHty OK Teams, numbering
dNy yoke or over, came IN from several towns
In Washington County a Team Of thirty yoke
was present from Barre, aud Teams Of a lcss
number from other placrs
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Tur PNrsrprSt, Town The New York
Tribune s7ys.it has authority Tor saying that
the Prcsidcn, will probably not find Il possible
to resume and complete The Northern Tour,
which vorv1 suddenly interrupted by his ~.
ncss OF Eide. lis health is uotyrl fully res
lorcd, and the pressure public business will
render it difficult FOR him to leave Washing.
Tn lhLa En-.
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" There have been cases Of cholera.
a proved h'nl) in Berlin The disease is
spoken ofas the real cholera, IN mod.fc,4
firm. 1t certainly could mol have been very
greatly modified when 50 large proportion Of
The cnscs tcrminntcd mtnlly.
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~ The, ren7u Of sharp correspondence
between hir Clay,on.and she British charge
at Washington respecting thr navigation or
ih" san Juan flvcr IN The 7SItC OF NtcaHEuI
is eonttodcted. That m1tcr is not to come
up Until the arrival Of Sir Henry Lyiion Bul.
werwhcn no serious trouble is apprchcudcd in
the settlement of the difficulty
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&C. yDGIG@y@Gs
SATURDAY, oCToRERG. tsio

Tnr LrortArrur. The gess,S, opanr pcKr
ghursday. About 80 notices of application
Cof Daubs, Railroads, division Of towns, &c.,
have been Notwithstanding largo q.
mount Of business 90 come up,aud iull "lhird
hoasc, as wen % "fal' time for the Mont.
peler landlufIa.
Tho publishers Of vernon, Newspapers are
also to hold meeting on the ID Thursday Of
October, 20 act upon The subject Of newspaper
postage.
On the whole, lbe indications are, that the
period Of 'hr sitting Of thc Legislature viii be
q busy ono oithc capital and IN the crPitol
Tul Saw YouE Vino srArr Cos,rvtroy.
Tho Wing state Convcul,an assembled Of
Utica, Sep, 90, and elected John Forsyth,
\ president Tho following nominations were
.MIdc.-For Judge Of the Court or Appeals,
Jo{Np1 A Spencer Comptroller, Washington
IluniAScerctary Of state, Christopher Morgan,
TrcasnrNJ, Alyah Hunt Attorney General,
Gen. SnqNcl stephens Canal Commission.
g.. Nelson I\pcach su,g Engineer aud Sur.
cyor,1l,zcR,iN. {. ScyntauL. s.ala Ii.ana In
sPDct1f, rTUTTUJ-h ,-A---.as-s.-- -IAcac -namca
make up a strong ticket
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TnrEp CoSoHrsslosAL D"rmer.-Thc
burlington FREQ frrSz PubiTshuE ti6T UttirIairr
turn Of votes for Member Of Congrcss from an
the towns in the Cd District They are as fol-
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President. Secretary and Sergeant. at arms returned to
the Senate chamber, and the Senate proceeded 10 the
consideration OF executive business.
ERRATUM-ln the haste OF reporting the debate in the
SENATE upon the proposition to purchase the paintings OF
Cailn several inaccuracies occurred the remarks OF
Mr. FooTE, the most striking of which was in the
use OF the OF Socrates Tor "Hppocraes" In
stead OF correcting the specifically, insert the
remarks in correct form, thus;
Mr. FOOTE am willing, for one. sir to preserve all
evidences authentic evidences that may be supplied OF
tins noble of menshorly fear to perish and be-
come extinct forever
Mr. BORLAND (interposingl said that there was a
captain in the United States army-a very distinguished
ndvidual--who had painted large number OF Indians,
sivc than Can's Ill he asked was permission to come
to Washington 10 put his gallery in proper condition,
and without any cost OF his own.
Mr. FOOPE Well, sir, am very glad to hear it, and
il is TO be hoped that IN the course of twenty
thirty years this olhcer may be able TO complete his
collection when, and not ill when, will he be able to
rival Mr.. Caln, however successful he may be- | am
assured sir, that Mr. Calin is in respects quite
remarkable man and all who have seen his kenesses
have been filled with wonder and admiration of them,
and will be able TO Justify all that has been said in their
favor upon this occasion Besides, sir have felt pecu.
liar interest IN these pictures since learned that the dis
tngulshed artist with true American feeling. has re-.
peatedly refused much larger price at the hands OF
foreign governments than proposed TO be paid
him thus suggesting striking parallel in Athenan
history, when Hppocrates, when the plague raging
throughout the State OF Greece, and rapidly DESC
lang the populOus portions OF the Persian king
dom, refused large pecunary reward from the great
king, who invited him to visit his capital for the purpose
OF saving his court and people from the blghng nlu
OF this dread contemplating 70 preserve, by
his curative skill the lives of his beloved fellow
citizens to all the treasures OF which the Persian monarch
could bestow upon him.
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Mr.. Dallas,

tits impossible for us to express the profound respect
in which this distinguished retires from the chair OF
the Vice President. An unanimous resolution of the
Senate bears testimony to the ability and impartiaty
with which he has discharged for four years its elevated
duties The vaedctory speech with which he took leave
of the Senate Friday last. bears the impress OF the
noble mind from which it emanaies 1t is admirable in
every espect and in nothing than the noble devo-
ton which it breathes to sacred Union, and to the
fundamental equality of the States We regret to lose
Mr. Dallas from the public service but he carries with
him into retirement the praises OF the wise, and the
blessings OF the good Moot faithfully has he discharged
all the important duties Of his high Office and
remarkably than when, in the crisis OF tho free.
trade system, he stood up like tower Of strength. and
gave castngvote in favor of the true principles Of the
constitution. Few men have had such opportunity to
distinguish themselves, and no one could hsvs improved
il mor Nobly than George N. Dallas,
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TO pEKpErryArE PEACE.

IJUBBELL'S PATENT FiRE-ARMS.-I'hs gun loads
IL ut the breech, the principle, regards setting
home the charges of loading from the muzze the differ
being that the load is required pass three inches to
its rest, instead of the entire length OF (may be) moist
barrel the mechanical structure enbodies the best scien
tc principles for this purpose, and enables person to
aud fire gun the of three hundred per
and keep the gun CLEAN the load always dry make
fire. and burn the powder WELL which, with the
fit of the bail, enables also shoot with unusual
power and precision.
The gun shoots either ball and bucksho fine shot, and
is useful Tor both sporting and warllke purposes
They made to order either in musket rife, carbine,
and shotgun form, and delivered governments, indvd-
uas organae bodies Of whose purposes not
Il variance with the institutions laws OF the United
States.
VIM w. HUBBELL
Aug. lift Patentee, Philadelphia.
loaded and fred the musket ~ times in
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Watches and Jevvelry.

c. HUGUENIN " co, nuiacturers of watches OF
IA every description in Switzerland, and importers in
the United States Just arrived in Washington with
and the largest assortment OF superior watches and
qua chains that ha appeared in Washington city,
and offer them for sae wholesale and RETAIL cheaper than
they can be bought in New York
Gentlemen wishing purchase fine article will please
give us n call. A. c. HUGUENIN,
Al Montandons store, Pennsylvania avenue, between
l2ll and 18th streets, Washington, ID. G.
p. $. During my absence, have left my establishment
with Mr. A. c. HuRuenin, from Switzerland who per-
ecy able repair all kinds OF watches, clocks, and cho-
consequently, recommend him to my friends
and the public generally j. MONTANDON.
Mar 3-3t*
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TOWARD HOTEL, NEW YORK.-FISH, MIDDLE.
Ii TON Il WHITE beg leave to announce TO their
friends and public that they have assumed the
agement Of the large and commodous hotel corner OF
oadway and Maiden Lane known the Howard Hotel.
Having improved the internal arrangement of the
hese palma shall be spared the part 81 the propre
tors to give satisfaction those who may favor
| with their patronage Mar q
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On the last night of the session of Congress $500"
was appropriated for an additional purchase from the IN
ventor Of Colts improved repeating pistols and joni
resolution adopted nstructing the Secretary OF war
furnish these to emigrants going California, at
the government cost prices. They are thus advana'
geously supplied on written application to the War De-
partment
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The first three ladies who were introduced to the new
President after he reached the White House yesterday
natives Of Virginia They were introduced to hin
such. "And I. TOO said the Presidency native oil
that State" lam happy (rsmarksd citizen who &C.
eompaned them, but had opposed his slsction) that on
this day you recognizes youyssli ~ being native q
Virginia.
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nor Charleston, Savannah, and Now Oricans.-Thc
l. United States Mail Steamship Company hereby give
noce that of their with the Navy
Department, the splendid aud spacious steamship
Falcon will leave New York. March sh for the above ports
touching Havana with the mails for the Pacific. The
Falcon will proceed Chngres from New Orleans in time
with The advertised to leave Panama
25th Passengers for New Orleans take the
at Charleston n he lllh. Mr. & Mordeca agent al
Charleston, will furnish them, application with all fur
ther information.
M o. ROBERTS,
Mar 4-6t INTEL Agent New York.
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TNSPECIAL CARD.--Mrs. GARRETT ANDERSON will
T. from date sell reduced price her stock of Music
to pete with any Music dealer in the District
Mrs. Andersons stock of Music is and very large
the latest and best published, and com
posed generally of selections from the best authors.
New Music received every few days. and orders for Mu
sic and Musical Instruments promptly attended 10.
Music and Stationery Store, between llth and 18th
strees in venue. Feb hind
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH o, is4s.


BY and pith the a1ipiee and consent Of The Senate
EDWARD A. HANSEGAN of Indiana, to be envoy extra
ordinary and minister penipoentary OF the United Siaea
TO The Kingdom of Prussia.
WILLIAM GREER and WILLIAM EAsBY TO be Justices OF
the peace for the District OF Columbia.
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Vocal roRMEss-Miss MORIOTT o'CoNNER, Miss
LOUISA DlSrIN, and Messrs. THEODORE and Will
LIAM DIS TIN.
Piano FoRrE Mr.. JOHN WILLY.
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Carusi's saloon.

On Usdnesddy erenng, March T. lSt9,
THE DISTINS' SECOND GRAND VOCAL AND IN
STRUMENTAL CONCERT
Will take place On which occasion the celebrated Mr.
Distin and his three will perform some of their
finest operate pieces their splendid Svr Sar Horns
and Tubas.
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Or Doors open at7i. Commence at precisely.
Tickets Of admission 81.
N. B. The Distins perform in Richmond on Tuesday
he 9th instant. Mar 3-STu&W
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DETER MACKENZIE. Flo,ist OF Philadelphia, will
offer for sale. at Coeman's Hotel Monday, splendid
collection Of bouquets suitable for the inauguration balls
Mar 9-8t%
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SCHooL hooKs.-A general assortment of School
~ Books will be found for sale, at reasonable prices
elsewhere in the District, at
Mrs. ANDERSON'S Book Music and Fancy Store,
Pa. av between llth d 18th streets
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-06

GOVERNMENT Blue Book-Ths official list of all the
" public officers in the Untsd States with their salaries
For sale in Washington by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Mara Booksellers, near 9th ct.