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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-07
HpICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAIi

HRICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
Ek> ROAD COMPANY .-The second annual meet
ing of the Stockholders of the Richmond and Danville
Railroad Company will be held at the Companys office
in the city Of Richmond, on Wednesday morning, De-
cember l2th 1s49, at 10 o'clock. "All proxies to
present stockholders general meeting must be under
the hand and seal ofhe stockholders those Of corpora
tons under the corporate seal and signed by the pro-
per oicer and those of individuals under their hands
and private seal' This notice is required by the By
laws. p VAN DEURSEN, Clerk and Il.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-07

GkoUND COFFEE.-25 boxes ground fresh
w Coffee; 25bags old Java, prime artice-iust re-
| ceived, for sale by H W. TYLER
| deg
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- FOR RENT, the house occupied by Dr. IL,
E!:t T. Miller, on 4th street, between Franklin and
on the 18th day of September. Apply to
au ROBERT MOTT.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-07

Ses FOR RENT, and possession given Immediately
E!:l the commodous and convenient tenement on Sth
street. between Franklin and Grace Streets recently oc-
cupied by Mr.. Poitiaux. Apply to
au 10 RICHARD HllL,lr
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-07

- FOR RENT.-The Store Room and cellar
E!;a two doors above Mathews & Timberlake on Broad
sreett is fitted up in handsome style and will be rent
ed very low. Apply to ,,,r
au IA RAGLAND d. BROTHERS.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-07

SULTANA RAISiNS.--25 drums fresh SnItana
~ Raisins, just received and for sale by
SIMON BONAVITA
de- l68 Main street
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n AIDES, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE

"a A. STUEBNER respectfully informs the Ladies
this city and its vicinity that he has removed from
Broad street to No. Governor street, few doors from
lam, where he will continue his well-known Ladies
Fancy Work, Hair Plating, Worsted and Millinery Es-
adjustment
He asiust received fresh supply of Zephyr-worsed
Embroidery Patterns and Materials for working PERU
meres Knitting, and many other fancy articles too nu
merous to mention.
Instruction will be given in any kind of Embroderies,
Needle and Fancy Knitting
Ladies are solicited TO inspect the new Goods, and
terms, which will be made known application, by
f. A. STUEBNER,
No Governor near Main street.
r. 5. Bradng &c, done on reasonable terms, at the
shortest notice
Branch OF the same business is in Petersburg Bank
street, opposite Exchange Hotel.
oc 4-3m F. A. STUEBNER.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-07

M $50 dozen Of Havana and Virginia Smoking To-
baeeo said by judges be the best in the city, for sale by
de DOVE & ISAACS
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-07

- FOR RENT, and possession given 10th De-
Cary and LIST streets now occupied by John G. James,
Esq The house has ten rooms and the kitchen has
four good rooms. Hydrant water in the yard. Apply
ia fno 2el RICHD HILL, Jr
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MD EMEDIEs FOR COLDs.-l

h Hance's and Wistars Cough Candies; Ayres
Cherry Pectora Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry;
swaynes' Syrup Of dodo; Thompsons Syrup Of Tar
and Wood Naptha; Mrs. Gard eners Balsam OF Liver
wort; Hastings Syrup OF Naptha; Iaynes Expectorant
and all the most popular remedies for coughs colds &C.
for sale by r. r. DUVAL, Druggist,
no % Under American Hotel.
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E>IGS.-50 drums fresh Turkish Figs, of new
IL crop; just received and for sale by
S. BONAVITA
de l6S Main street
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NTNSWEETENED TOBACCO.-We have
u the whole lot OF that superior unsweetened To-
bacco, which has given much atislaction--manutac
tued three years ago TOR gentleman OF this city, by
the Messrs Hardgroves, of the very finest Leaf to be
had-and we only ask the chewing portion OF the COM
muniy to try 1t.
Also on hand, a supply of the unrivalled Twin Bro
theirs sweetened, for sale by
ocl7 DOVE Il ISAACS.
NDKINCIPE CIGARS.-Just to hand an in
III voice fhose celebrated Principles so popular with
our customers and will be offered little below former
prices. Also in store and expected, large lot of fine
Havana Cigars, of genuine importation, and which
cannot tail TO please every variety OF taste For sale
by ALEX. DUVAL, Druggist
MOI l47 Main street.
a MEXICAN LIN An C, $780, W
N RANDOLPH has received for sale
Pictorial Brother Jonathan for Christmas and New
Year-12 cents
October Nos Westminster and London Quarterly Re
views--$3 per year
December No Ladies' National Magazinels cents
American Almanac and Depository of Useful Know
ledge for 1850; worth $50; but the price is only$ 81
ao27
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- FOR RENT.-My residence at the corner of
E 3rd and Main street, is for rent for or II months,
to good tenent, furnished.
ALSO-For sale, superior COW.
no 30 A. MORRIS
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SIX DOLLARS PER ANNUM,
&&n 6AaAdA WORTH OF DRY

n EATHER.-l5o sides good and damaged
I'LL Leather, receiving for sale BY
de | f. Fl SKINNER
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EpLACK SILK TRIMMING LACES.-.We
III have on hand handsome assortment of Black
Silk Trimming Laces, which will be sold quite low
de 8 BROOKS & BELL
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u IME.-700 casks 1homaston, daily expected per
A schr Marbehead, for sale by
de 3 HASKTNS IL IJRRY
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a. TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND I2 INCH
- BUNCH SHINGL of superior size and quality,
for sale, on the dock, by JNO WOMBLE g. co.
de 4
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g. FOR RENT, the new brick tenement, suitable
M!l for grocery or any other kind OF business, on
franklin street. short distance above the residence Of
Mr. Joseph Mayo. To a, tenant for the brick house,
who would open gentee family grocery, liberal Gus
toner would be vouched for Rent 1925 per annum
Also, a small wooden tenement in rear of the brick
building Rent S. per month Applyto
TOLER & COOK,
no l6 A GENTS and Anctinneers.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-07

ESHE MYSTERIES OF BEDLAM, or An
IL mails OF the London Mad House, by late officer
twenty years standing in the estabishment-prce IS
cents 1T is written in fine. flowing, graphic style,
by avery talented person, and will doubt prove as
dering Jew" by Eugene Sue "-London Spectator.
Just received by GEO. M. WEST 8 BRO,
de ) Next door to Post Office
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-07

II EA III ER.--3oo sides good and damaged. re-
seeNng by schr RI Fair, and in store for sale BY
de3 JOHN N. GORDON g. SON
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-07

EDICE CAMBRICS.-2c cases black. white, States
AA &C. of fine and superne qualities for sale, at the
cost OF importation, by
de KENT KENDALL g. ATWATER
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-07

EG;i and Dwelling recently occupied by Conway Robin
son, Esq. The house is now undergoing repair, and will
be ready in few weeks.
The Store and Dwelling above, on Broad street, re-
Gently occupied by j. M. Winston, the market
house.
The House and Lot on End street, between Marshall
and Clay streets, lately occupied by MIR. Mason
Aapplyto p,c1pn t,r1 T.
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~ FISH.-50 packages No l and 2 Mackerel; 5000
lbs; dry Codhsh--andng, for sale by
de 8 RI w TVIEP
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-07

HDOPUElAR REMEDIES.
III Schencks Pulmonic Syrup
Richardson's Celebrated Bitters
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry
Weisigers Dyspeptic Bitters
SWANS Syrup Wild Cherry
DR.. Hoofand's German Bitters
Mrs. Gardners Syrup Lverwort
Hibbard & Co.'S Wild Cherry Bitters
Hewes Nerve and Bone Liniment
Woods Sarsaparia Wild Cherry Bitters
Laroques' Cough Syrup
Harts Extract for Epileptie Fits
s. z. Townsends Sarsaparilla
Jew Dayids or Hebrew Plaster
Old Jacob Townsend's SarsaparlIa
Jaynes Camiuatve, Sands Sarsaparilla
.iaynes Expectorant, BristoPs Sarsaparilla
Fahnestock's Vermifuge, Brandreths Pills
Morrison's Pills, Wright's Pills
Motifs Life Pills, Leidys Blood Pills
Jayne's Sanative Pills
Together with every Patent Medicine of celebrity; 70
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| N APkIN RINGS.-Ivory, Bone and Coqulla
~ Napkin Rings, beautifully carved or plain, num-
bered from to u; for sale at
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H1OR COUGHS AND COLDS.-Ayers' Che

E1VN CVUTIIS EANU VOH1DS'-AytIs OTIeI
IL ry Pectoral; Thomsons Syrup Tar; Wistars and
Swaynes Syrup Wild Cherry; Gardeners Balsam Liver
wort; Wiey's, Mrs Jervis' and Pease's Candies-con
stantly on hand and for sale by
ALEX, DUVAL, Druggist,
no % AZ Main street
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NOR SALE, two very valuable lots on French
Il Garden Hill the East side of 9th street, fronting
on said street 80 feet each and running back 100 feet
very reasonable credit will be given on the whole if
satisfactorily secured. TOLER & COOK,
no22 Agents and Auctoneers Pearl street.
TMNO CATHOLICS.-J. w. RANDOLPH has
III on hand specimen copy of the works of the
Right Rev. John England, first Bishop of Charleston
collected and arranged by Bishop Reynolds, in five
handsome syo. volumes, with porrat-price $s co.
Subscriptions received at l2l Main street. no %
SUPERIOR CHEWING TOBACCO.-J
- Gilmours Sweet and Natural Tobacco Lang
horne & Anniseads do; S S. Saunders Natural To-
bacco together with other ayorite brands for sale by
de B PURCELL, LADD d co.
NpLANKETS 4! BLANKETS HIVE ask the
HD attention. of dealers generally, TO our very large
stock Of Dufil Twilled and Macknaw Blankets, COM
prisng all qualities from common to best
de BROOKS g. BELL
HNKES CAMPHINE.-We are prepared to fur
IL nish fresh Camphine in any quantity.
CAMPHINE LAMPS of the most approved kinds
samples of which can be burning our every
evening PURCELL, LADD q co, Druggists,
no28 % Main ST. cor, l4th.
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-. FOR RENT.-A desirable residence in the vi
Aii cinty of Richmond. The dwelling and other
buildings are of Brick, aud sufficient to accommodate
large family d There are six acres attached to the pre-
misses the greater part Of which in high state of cul
shrubbery &c, and is admirably adapted Tor market
garden.
For further description of the property and terms,
apply to TObER Il COOK, Agents,
no % Pearl street.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-07

TNVO FARMEMS.-ll you would consult your
q interest, use the Cum Elastic Varnish, (Which is
made from pure Gum-Elastic1 on every pair OF your
long again, and keep the feet dry, Price 25 cents
bottle, enough for several pair For sale only by
no il DOVE & ISAACS
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Respectfully dedicated to Wesrs. Ewing & Coz
The following letter from Washington, in the Alex
andria Gazette confirms essentially what is said in the
Streets and stated in the last Union We shall see
how lar the President will confirm this pledge or how
far he will permit his Secretaries to violate it
The President received (on Tuesday, large number of
visiters, who called pay their respects hm-among
the rest company OF the original Rough and keades
Philade phiawho addressed him through their spokes.
General Dlie Tie President replied briefly and to
the point and pretty much in the strain which you
have reported in the papers Speaking the obliga-
tons he under the strong and brave
his gallant troops for all the services he had been able
render the nation he spoke of those hoops comprising
wings democrats, and reesoiler and said he knew no
difference between them. think that honest capable
and faithful democratic oice-holder need fear procrip
ton. Perhaps it will that the application of the
above test will afford chance for fair division of the
Offices between the parties"
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Extract Of a letter, dated
RIcIMoNn March

RICHMOND March 7.
We gave ey- President Polk and Mr. Walker hearty
welcome yesterday TO the capital of the Old Dominion
They received in the hall of the House of Dele
gates and welcomed in eloquent and appropriate
ner BY Mr. Speaker Hopkins.
Mr.. Folks reply capital. 1t pleased everybody;
and Mr. Walkers, though very brief, equally good
1.-THE Petersburg Republican" informs us that Mr. Polk
and his party arrived in Petersburg on the same evening
about o'clock. lie met at the depot by the demo-
cratic committee Of arrangements and was escorted to
Jarras HOTEL where large number of citizens were pre-
pared to receive him. From the porico of the Hotel he
was eoquenty addressed by Mr. Robert R. Collier in be-
halt OF the democracy of Petersburg. MIR. Polk made
brief and appropriate reply "Mr Walkers reply
was very happy and very eloquent, abiding to some
of the prominent of the late administra.
ton, and to the humble abors Gas he modestly termed
them) which he had performed in aiding the President,
and concluded with handsome compliment to the pa
trotsm and energy of citizens The reception over
the distinguished visters, with number of our demo-
cratic friends, proceeded to the dining ROOM where Mr.
Jaratt had prepared very sumptuous entertainment to
which special attention paid Immediately after din
her' reluctant arewels interchanged and Mr. Polk
ana suite took their departure"1
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALTIMORE March SIS p. IN.
Fine Vsather, and the Ladies.The Susquehanna -Nert
aeamu.-1hs markets. &c.
The weather is bright and beautiful, and our
thronged with which rivals the weather in
beauty-rhe ladies of Baltimore.
The weather although mild has as yet had no Ell
feet the ice in the Sufquehanna river which, except on
the surface, remains apparently as firm as ever IL Will
evidently continue impede travel for long me unless
Used up and swept out by food which will be likely
sweep away great deal of property with it.
The European steamer America is fully due at
Halifax and the news by her will come from St. John s.
New Brunswick, about twenty four hours before arrival
at Boston, Her intelligence is looked for with much in
teresr
We have here that Mr.. Buitt, Of the New Or
leans Picayune, has bought the w ashngon Wing which
will be the Executive organ.
Both GungPs and the Gemania bands give concerts
here this evening, which will probably prevent either OF
them from being well attended.
The grand ball for the benefit of the poor off this
evening the Holiday Theatre Tie President
his cabinet have declined attending Of the pres
sure Of public business
THE MARKETs-In the Baltimore market, this morning,
flour continued quite buoyan and sales to-day amount to
1000 bbls Howard street, pncip 81 s7s-some $50
out OF it being mixed, only brought 81 ST. The market
closes firm 81 SIN Corn is dull, and but few sales
day. We still quote yellow at 81 "a cents from wagons
and vessels and 46 is for white Sales 26
% cents.
Whskey is without change. Sales in bbls 23a cents,
and 22a cents in hhds.
PkovIsoNs-We quote mess Pork at Eli I'll %, and
prime SO 50 - rs. No sales OF bacon Sales of bulk
pork at $5l, assorted
At New York this morning, at the first board l0a
offered for treasury and llol asked Sales of
loan at lI3, time.
Flour quiet and in favor Of buyers Sales OF 1000 bbs
western brands IS 81 IS so; Genesee So 90 So 6S
southern IS 81 IS Al. Rye -four and corn meal I'M
changed.
Small sales of red wheat at I2 lis cents. Corn steady
at SO cents mixed, and 81 G2 for yellow. Oats
Rec nts 70 southern and northern.
Provisions steady. Mess pork so 80 $40 Is; and
prime SO I21 cash Sales of lard in bbs 81 81
Cotton is rather quiet and prices in favor of buyers
Sales reached 300 bales.
Groceries steady-cofec firm Rice 81 81 cents per h.
Sales of whiskey at % a 23A cents in bbs.
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Inc newspapers have recently been contendng about
'0 ''~e vi PIGS In the different States of the Union
pu' we nave now IN this city specimen land not
sman o"e) IRON Fairfax county. Virginia. whose owner
ohaiehseS inc "ori lie is said to have weighed four
moh'hs ago ii'' ios' but he appears have fallen off
little, IN consequence OF fatigue and its proprietor
(Johh Duaney) says upon the estimate of butcher,
that ii ne were IN good condition, he might now wcigh
near l,soo pounds lie is 81 feet high, and of
an immense length breadh,~and depth 1t is cross
upon the Berkshire breed. The ncredulous NAV Judge
of this swinish monster for themselves by calling on
Pennsylvania avenue opposite to the National BLACK
well's) Hotel. Probably wild Tuscan boar ever ex
ceeded this specimen in size, though it might have been
far surpassed in ferocity.
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OFFICIAL.

GENERALLY HEADQUARTERS OF THE MARINE CoRrs,
Orders Adutan and Inspectors Office,
No. \ Washngton, March 8, ls49
The officers of the marine corps who dropped from
the rolls of the corps the 18th of August l6s the
of Congress Of the 81 March, 1871. having been reap
pointed in the corps with their former rank and position
on the roster of corps. hereby directed report for
orders to Brevet Brig Gen. Archibald Henderson.
mandant of the corps.
BY order OF the Brevet Brig. Gen Comdt:
=. G. HOWLE,
Adjuant and Inspector
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General Order.

All officers of the navy, on duty, whose names
borne on the books OF naval station for pay WILL the
receipt OF orders for dny enclose copy of the the
commandment of the station.
Aud all officers returning from sea, under orders per-
from their commanding officer, will Immediately,
on their arrival the United States report in writing
the department. enclosing copy of the order permission
under which they returned. ]. Y. MASON
NAVY DEPARTMENT, March /, lSl9
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The Extra Senate.

1t is said that no additional nominations have been
sent in to the Senate.
No day can be fixed for their adjournment But if
they go into Judge Shedss case they will still be in ses-
sion for several days. 1t is stated that the committee
have sent for persons and papers in the nves
cation of the case
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Supreme Court or the United States.
THURSDAY, March 8, lsa9.

THURSDAY, March s, 1s49
John James Devereuy. esq, of Philadelphia, was adj
mllted an attorney and counsellor of this court.
NO. as. William Lewis, plaintiff, Us. Thomas Lewis.
The argument of this conclu led by Mr. Lin
coin for the defendant
No A. Samuel Veazie. appellant. U.s. Nathaniel L,
Williams, t Of The argument of this cause was con-
culelh y Alr Webster for the plaintiff in error
Adjourned I'LL tomorrow, IL o'clock
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VALUABLE DweliinR-TiOuse and Grounds fo SaIes-
The subscriber offers iof sale the beautiful dwelling
and grounds in this city. owned by the late General Van
Ness This property is so well known that it is
snry To give full description of it, The house large
well arranged, and well finished and the grounds ire hand
somey laid off, and abundanty supplied with ornamental
and fruit trees, and shrubbey of every description
As it de' rable settle up the General Van
Ness, great bargain will be given in this properly. APP
ply to RID. SMITH
Mar 7-6f
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I TOWARD HOTEL. NEW xonn rIsn ,n1nnI

HOWARD HOTEL NEW YORK.-FISH MIDDLE.
- ION, lie, beg leave announce to Their
friends ana inc public that they have assumed the
aRement OF the large and commodious hotel corner OF
Broadway ana Maiden Lane, known the Howard Hotel
Having much improved the internal arrangement of the
heuse no pains shall be spared the part OF the propre
TO give entire satisfaction to those may favor us
with their patronage, Mar -l9t
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yXTANTED.-Coxe Mexican scrip, in exchange Tor NV
w shares OF Washington city Gas ST. ok. Apply 70
J. T. DOW,
Jan CT No. 5, Union Building,
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MARIE ID,

Sunday evening Pauls English Lutheran Church.
Rev. j. T. GRALFy JAMES W. PIER to SARAH JANE ROLLINS
Al Monevideo Montgomery county, Md Monday morning
the 9Th by RANDOLPH SMITH, Rev. CHARLES H.
NOURSE o Mrs ELIZABETH j. PETER-all of county
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A FOLIO HALL for Sale, Rent, Lcssc..-The
"A building has front of 50 feeet on Pennsylvania
nue. the hall spacious and capable OF holding 800 per
any kind waeroom, &c. On the ground floor there
ee good ore-rooms, attached to which is good back
oWehinR Bound for California, hence my desire do
something with it, Persons disposed to give exhibitions
Feb 25-eotif IVA MpRUOyU
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MIR. LEAL, tho Brazilian Charge d'ArNircs, being
fl the point OF departure ffom the United States
quests all persons who may have any demands against him
to send in their b. lis immediately. Mar 9-3,
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CARRIAGES for salc.-Just arrived from Staten Is
~ land New York. lot of fashionable carrages-con
ssng of rockaways and buggicsfor sale by the maker
L. B. Wood, at Majors carriage repository, north sid,
avenue, near the Union Office.
Mar 7-3,%
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TNOR RENT, and possession given the 1t OF April
proximo the fourst)ry h,use street south side,
near l4h street Inquire OF Mr.. Reed, next door,
Mar 9-3taW2wA
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NEW YORK In SIices-Being the sketches appearing
IN originally in the New York Tribune, collected into
pamphlet form, with very numerous illustrations Price 81
cents +, TAYLOR
Mar
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Private boxes rs cents; dress crcl AMI parquette, SO
cents gallery, 25 cents.
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To evening, farewell benefit OF II F. Nichols last
ppearance Of Mrs Nichols last night Of Madeaine also
last night of the Life in the Clouds.
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rTNHE threc-story brick dwelling a tho
of and 10Th streets west, lately occupied by Maj
Gen. Scott is for
For terms, be pleased TO apply to RICHARD SMITH
cashier of the Bank of the Metropolis Mar 6--d3tif
HOUND, on Monday evening package; one articl.
Il in which Bali Ticket. The will call
Mr. Cushmans, Indiana avenue, PROVE and receive his
property. Mar 7-3t
SCHOOL BOOKs.-A general assortment of Schoo
~ Books will be found for SALE reasonable prices
elsewhere in the District.
Mrs ANDERSON'S Book, Music and Fancy Store,
Pa. nv. between llth * 18th
Feb l5-tf
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T OST the day OF Inauguration, at the Capitol In
II going of the Senate Chamber fur tppet, brown
marten, with small stripes dark and little tags al
the ends The finder will be rewarded by leaving the
at General Totten's, Gadsby's Row
Mar S-2t