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Last Wishes Of a Child.
BY JAMES 7. FIELDS.


All the hedges are in bloom,
And the warm west wind is blowing;
Let me leave this stifed room
Let me go where flowers are growing.
Look! my cheek is thin and pale,
And my pulse is very low;
Ere my sight begins to fail
Take my hand, and let US 60
Was not that the robins song.
PHI ing through the easement wide?
l shall not be listening long;
Take me to the meadows side.
Bear me to the willow brook:
Let me hear the merry mill;
On the orchard I must look,
Ere my beating heart is still
Faint and fainter grows my breath
Lead me quickly down the lane;
. Mother, dear! this chill is death-
L shall never speak again -
Still the hedges are in bloom,
And the warm west wind is blowing:
Still we sit in silent gloom
Ger his grave the grass is growing.
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COLTS REyor,vryG pTsTOT,s r.,
10 TIE PIBLN.

Gamers Vegetable Pain Extractor.
TFANING for the last fifteen years, been
L L engaged in examining the medical prop
critics of the various plants of the vegetable
kingdom, in order to ascertain that If by Il
proper and proportionate combination and
blending of several kinds into one harmoni-
Gus whole, a LIQUID medicine could not be OBJ
tainei thar could be used internally and ex-
ternaily without injury to the human system.
aud that would relieve poor. suffering human
ity Of some Of the diseases that flesh is heir to,
| fatter myself that | have produced such a
medicine, which | call GARNER ) NEGETA-
BILE PAIN EXTRACTOR. that. for its cfica-
cy IL removing pain and disease from the hui
man body, stands unrivalled in the history Of
medicine. This is 10 idle boast. as | first
tried its virtues in my own family and then
administered it to my friends and acquain-
tances until several hundreds have used it,
and who are as much astonished and delighted
rs myself at the almost miraculous cures it
has performed.
Satisfied of It's wonderful powers. and at the
earnest solicitation of my friends. ! have de-
termined to spread it broadcast throughout
the world. and for this purpose [ have ap-
pointed Mr.. q. l.. GILCHREsT. of the city Of
Washington, d. c., my General Agent, who is
prepared to suF ply Agents with any quantity
of this valuable medicine. To him all letters
and orders must be addressed. (post- paid J
which will meet with promnt attention.
may 2i-tf GEORGE w. GARNER.
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CO0pEe 8, lyscssgsaS

LLItC,
HoG-Ar and ioe-EaSer Furnace Mauufac-
tureTs,
HAVING removed to c street adjoining the
Il L Bank of Washington, would respectfully
invite al persons wanting work in their line
to give them Il call, as they intend to do work
in New York style and for New York prices.
Fl. d. COOPER is well known to the citizens
of this city as being general builder. and as
being connected with the Hot Water Furnaces
at the Observatory and Winder's Building.
previous to August 1851, and Mr.. McGHAN is
practical Plumber from New York
Cali and see us an IS
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L. RsERNEBT's
CoNFECTIONARY AND FRUIT STORE.

C0NEECT10NhEY AND FRUIT STUkE.
Corner of Penn. Gren,te end l4th street,
nert KidreH & LGurence'S Drug Store.
CONSTANTLY for sale. at the lowest cash
& prices CONFECTI0NARY. of all kinds
CAKES. Foreign FRUITS and NUTS. ICE
CREAM. 81 per gallon-families sunplied at
the shortest notice. TOYS and FANCY AR
TICLES at reduced prices
The public are respectfully informed that
all Cakes and Confectionery advertised as
above are made expressly for the establish
ment hv the undersigned
NAV 2-1w ! G WEAVER Agent
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G. L. GIBERsON.
and Counsel.er-af.Iaw.

DRACTICES in all the Courts of the Dis
4 trict. and attends to the prosecution of
Claims before Congress and the Executive De
partments.
~ Office on Louisiana avenue, near 7th
street. ian 8
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WILLIAM HI. BAUM.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER.

On MARYLAND 4renue, near Sere,ath Street,
rs PREPARED to undertake any kind of
i BUILDING. REPAIRING attended to
with promptness. ap 2l--6w
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NEW CIGAR STORE.

NILLIAM O. DREW has just opened his
w new Store, corner of 9th street and
louisiana avenue, and offers to the public a
good assortment of CIGARS, TOBACCO, and
SNUFF
Call and try for yourselves.
aD 23-tf
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r. II. LASKEY.

Attorney and CeumselEer-at-Law.
DRACTICES in the Courts of the District.
and prosecutes claims of every descrip-
ton before the several Executive Departments
and before Congress.
70 Office on Louisiana avenue near Sixth
street. dec 80
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E. C. CARRINGToN.
10 % O-A1S&s<4NO 1ON.
tfOPYey and COUnseafer.at.Fa Law

DRACTICES in all the Courts of the Dis
Il trict, and attends to the prosecution of
Claims before Congress and the Executive De-
partments.
Eg Office, east wing of the City Hall
feb II
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Lieht Kid Gloves. Black Nett Mitts. &

Liqht KID Gloves. Black Nett Mitts. &c.
~ II, 90 doz. Bajou's light colored Kid Gloves
hiiElIlh 10 do white do.
! YWIg Is doz. Black Nett Mitts
100 - Silk and Lisle Thread Gloves,
every quality.
Call and see WIN. r. RILEY,
conner Sth street, opposite the Market
NAV Sim
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L. 7. RITTS-
MATUIPE. Fashionable Hat+n~

MAGUIRE, Fashionable Halter,
Norm siae Penn. 02.. taro doors G8iou' 4 ;! st.
"a Would inform his customers and the @>
Apublic that he has Just opened a very -
large assortment of Spring and Summer HATS
and CAPS, Of the latest styles. to which he
would call their attention d; among which are
Superior Mo,eslin. Silk. Cashmere and Slouch
HATS: Drab. Beaver Brush, and Pearl HATS:
Panama. Leghorn. Canton. Braid. German.
Sennet, Palm Leaf, and other STRAW HATS:
Children's Fancy do. Boys and Youths'
HATS. Of all styles and qualities. Also Wool
and other Common HATS. All Of which he
will sell at very low prices. Those wishing to
purchase anything in his line will do well by
calling at MAGUIRE'S,
III IS Pennsylvania avenue.
COLTS RLYoLVITG PISTOLS, &c.
A LARGE and cOmplcre assortment Of Colts
"A and Aliens REE0LNFRS OF all sizes
and qualities just opened and for sale by
JNO. w. BADEN.
South side Penn. avenue near 9Th st,
ap 9-2aw6w
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a.. 4 a. a. A ~ 20 (ANlG OF
0INE1T'NT

A. A. "A ~ n ~ u u
IININI.NT
GLORIOUS NEWS FOX THt sofE AND LAME.
you Can NON BE CURED.
@ an.s proS d o%
a. ature'" own laboratory IL Within itself
i" Mces "e." I ,i ,s Nth s"ms Of the
most powerful and cficacous remedial iRrLts kh"wn
to the mint of ,'iers il The most pef Ct remedy
ever offered to tl an tied " hen lied IL ItDetrutes
through The mi. es pore a. the skir to the yer, seat
of the disease diso, "a, ing the there
b. PRODUCT z - siecd. aLd /, IN I,tt suie.
THOUSANDS Of e. hfrEi,, c. lies have been made
to w:k By The use Of LIZ u l,mesl xnxc
has berI pcrmanri.tl, cured few weeks The ne a.
loath-ome VI, ers a have been running for Years
eled the oi few bottles of AcLeas Celebrated
Liaimei.t.
TO ALL THAT ARE SUFFERING from Cancers.
Piles: paral sis, Chronic or ], famaior hheumasm.
It fl joints. Tunors swelIiLgs Throat, Neuralgia.
Earaehe or Tooth the, Bruises. rails or ouEd,
Fresh Cuts Sores. Burns or pains. 30 difference how
no longer, McLEAs's VOLCANIC on EMINENT will cure
you There is no mistake about it This Linment will
FOX HOR rs a OTHER AAlMALS.-Ii is truly
the only eectuaI rem-d, for the of pawn. sweeny.
Z OATES and sores Saddle and Collar Calls Nibdgali,
RingJone. Poll Evil. Big head. Nodes Tumors Lame
ness sweili g or Cuts that horses are lbe to from
their dome stication.
valuable horse belonging to Messrs. Graft Tod.
merc ants on the corner of arr AID broadway FAINT
Louis. RABIp thu leg. IL swelled
dreadfuily -tey applied the Must.ng LhimeBt, which
did 10 good-buttwo bottles of
swellI and cured the horse entirely We hole that
every person will Earn 10y the experience d genuemen'
and use nothing else but
McLEaN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINiMENT, for II Is
the onl, reliable remed, for the of pains sweiings
or sores on man or beast
GREAT Mistakes made by Iersons who sup
pose that all Limenis equal. bcneheiai Inc 90
feet purpose of the common liLns l. aid remeaes
is simply 10 give tenn or relief not TO cure out NC
LEAss Volcano Or irsAEsr Is sale and certain ID us
eEett always prsdu ing speed. and permanent cure
THEN TklFIt No LONGER with those deiusive
iuixtures-ca al once get bottle OF Mcbt ISL
eLrated Linent Where il is used palms. swelifes or
mot exist.
PRICE OF TIE LIyIMEST.-ln ,nsequenee 9th
dem; nd for this valuable libincbt II Is now
i'm the IS ce't bottles d. ceft nd
one dollar bottles Th- fit. cent bottles Contain three
tines the oua,ty OF the twenty five cell SIZE and so
n, r.,,ortio Ia their cost. that pur hasers will
uouey d, yctt ng the larger
There AR. lain directions in English and German
arourd each battle
For -ur b, T. n. Mel Fan. proprietor. the princi.
ma, office under q " alton Hoo Third sfieet, be-
tween olive and Locust streets. aid l.!
KELLER d FARNSIEY,
Wafer STREET Evansville. Ind.
CAUTION AGAINST IMPOSITION Ask for. ard
take no other but Liam VOLt mic OIL LINZ
uENT put up in square bottles uuI rinsipl.d
dealers tr, 10 !. In upon you the Mexc n Mustang
InimeLt-it is now pat up spurious and adultr,ated,
of ia-d-ol aud Iime-wa ier. md sold ~ ten .ers
- 80 ~ fiihs 4 drc2l
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@ p. BUCKINGHAM & CO.,
Produce, Commission d Exchange Mrcaants,
TOLEDO. OHIO.
PH1Lo BucKiSGnAN, Toledo, Ohio;
A. ROCKINGHAM. GAINESVILLE, Ohio;
b. II. BUCkISGH~M NJ. New York.
Advances nm ID IN COnsi gumcys To
BuckInghams " Guthrie. Buffalo; Buckinghams d Me
Caleb. New York; Kennedy 81 Foster New Orl-ans
A. G Farwell q Co., Boston.
MRRtERENCfS.-frcston d Brother, and O'RiIey *
iteheli, Evansville, Ind. feLg-6md&~*
hin FARRE L 2CO,
MANUFACTURERS OF Butter, Water and Sugar
W Crae ers sofia. Pilot and Navy Bread-a full
stock constantly hand First Street between Main
:ahu sycamore Evansville, Ind. fcb2n
JOHN FARRtLL & 90.
whole lie ANDY =. an .sss.,c urcrs
A SSORrED Candy Isl cents @ AfulI stock con-
IA stsntiy on hand street between Main and
Sycamore. Evansville. la. f.s.. =
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LARD OIL & STERINE CANDLES

HE undersigned Is engaged ia manuf,, tart < Lard
Il Oil and Sterinc Candles la this city. Of the best
quality which be o,tiB at the store OF Messrs.
DECKER KRAMER, Main street, Eyansvie, at Cinrin
prices They the Only Agents in this cit, for
selling articles or my Manufacture. The wholesale
price will always be the the Gin, innat quota
ions and will be re,aed a the usual market rates
tn3l-f GEO. KLEIN
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B SCH & HGINECKrN,
- noLks ak DEALERS an
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC IJOTIOPS

WINES, CORDlALS, SYhUrS HA.A,A
CIGARS, FRENCH CALF-shINS Nc
WHrsxIEs-Oli Monohg .heli, Old Ne o., Bourbon
Irish, Scotch, keetfed and haw
NIESSRS. BisCH " tElAECKkN purchased the ex.
lSl .ensve stock OF liquors ahd " ines Cigars etc
OF Messrs whitman * Z.in about the middie OF No
will carry on the business AT the old stad ON re
stree; near Water. Messrs b. IL Il. will attend strict,
TO their business in person. one else having auth rity
to do business for in connection with their house.
iat,g-
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HARrF ORD FIRE INSURANCE Co,


HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
INCORPORATED lelU.-tHsRTER PERPETUAL.
Authorized Capt UJU.-yLbserbed CapI Sl5c eco.
fINHlS long established and well kb.wn Institution
Il has tr Bsaeted most extensive insurance business
for re than ory Years. throughout the United States
aid q British North AmericaG PROVINCES AZ has aimed
l., piilit BEdeice by honorable fsi iul
fulfmeI of It's tOLi atis aid Tie owLers oi property
assured that all fir claims for less Under its Policies
will be literal. adjusted aid prompt, paid Public
building, NJ baf.,tosies, Mills MAJ hILer,, dwelling
Houses. stor :, Mer,h Ldise. tousehoid FIrftur.,
Vessels the stocks whiie ia port. DC, will
insured al rates low the risk i'll admit The foi
lowing gentlemen ,"isttuie the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
II. HUNTINGTON. rrcsidei {.
ALBERT Day, CALVIN DAY,
JAMS GOODWIN, Jon ALLYN,
CHARLEs BOSWELL, JouN y BRACE.
HENRY KENNY, CHARLES J. Russ.
CHARLES TAYLOR, Secretary.
CHRISTOPHER L. LYMAN, Assistant Sec.
NTApplcitons for iisur. may be made TO
AILEN Z. HALLoCk Agent.
Main street, Learl! oi losiie The BANK,
deco Evansville. lad.
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have an open Policy Of Insurance, which will cove
all sh pments I" address, VIII adviser by letter per
mail ar when endorsed bills of lading before,
the time or shipment. MOGRlDGE Il McPAUL.
h"'lO--dNwly ST. Louis, Mo.
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FRUIT, P1EjEav IS, e..
lust RECEIVED anil for sale ut the lowest market
s) rates-iU drains SultIn or y :; Hess Rassns:
7j jars Canton pres rived ginger.
- eases Citron;
90 doz BRAID, Peaches;
20 doz BIlndy Pears,
10 do preserved II mcrnds;
SEQ drums No. Figs;
5O boxes Rlisins;
30 Quarter boxes laye- Raiscns;
2bO caIs BaItl,aore Oy sters,
% boxes Oranges O.;
50 do Lemons;
5 casks ZIntc CurraDts;
50jirs1ssorted Pickles;
81 ioE Scotch Ale pts,
% COZ Scotch Porter, pts,
fcb7 BASCOtK & BROTHERS.
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4 CASE Rowland's Mil; Saws;
Il I do Brinyhursts Cross-cut Saws;
I do johnson IL COnaway's Circular Saws just reed
and for sale ut the sign Of the Mill Saw. b.
les C.M. GRIFFITH
DIR LATE ARRIVArS.-Choice dried Bse
4 w. X. aud English Dairy cheSse fresh Homny,
bbis choice Potatoes. for sale low for cash 10y
HORNBROOK d WOODLAND.
ap3 Water ST.. bet. Main aud Sycamore.
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TELEGRAPIIIC DISPATCHES.
-~-~~-~~~>~-~~ ~>----~>~>~-~-~>~
Reported for the Evansville Journal.
WASHINGTON, Feb. lS.

SESATE.-Hamlin, of Georgia. gave no.
tce that on Monday. he would move to take
up the bill for the benefit lof the indigent
insane.
Broadhead urged the Importance TO grant
leo acres of land to soldiers of the last war,
and gave notice that he would make an add
ton to the appropriation bill, if not soon
reported by the committee OH the public
lands.
The Pacific Railroad bill was taken up
Cooper, who had the floor, not being present,
Borland made speech in relation to the Ar
kansas Railroad bill passed some weeks
since during his absence. After long debate
q proposition was made to strike out the Sec
tons granting the usual corporate powers
Pending Mr.. Tonsey's remarks the senate
adj urned.
The HOUSE went into committee on the
civil dip.om itic appropriation bill. 1t aPpro-
priates Ss43,O00 for per diem Of members,
sId with pay OF clerks ard contingent ex-
p .nses of Congress swells up to Sl,lOO,00o.
Various amendments were agreed to, maj
ing appropriate ms for the completion of the
custom houses respectively at New Orleans,
st. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati. An i'm
p rtant message regarding Nicaragua was re-
ceiyed from the President.
Nav YORK, Feb. Is.
Sales of $50 hhds Sugar, Orleans, at 5@
sic, Muscovado 54@6c, steady. Moasses
steady. $50 sacks Rio Coffee at LOG lUtc,
Java liz. firm. 1910 bbls Flour, State at So,
Ohio SIG 5 33, Southern . 500 5 Sd
market opened heavy, but improved at the
elise. Little business transacied in " heat,
the morning purchasers asking concessions,
not conceded $4,000 bu White Corn at Ga,
Yellow Co., firm. 500 bbls Prison Whisky
at 24@25c. Mess Pork, $50 bbls at SIT l6,
Prime l5 35@ 10 so; Mess Beef unchanged,
sales 200 bbls. 5000 bbls Lard at lOt@ l0Ac,
Kegs ll@ll4c, buoyant Butter plenty at
l3@l5c.
PrTTsBURGH, Feb. Is.
=. River rising with 8 feet 2 inches water,
weather damp and COOL
CINCINNATI, Feb. Is.
Flour dull and prices nominal; 1900 bu
acked Corn sold at ACC. 500 bbls Whisky
, at 2Oc, market steady. Lrrd in fair request
at &c for prime. Bulk Pork dull and prices
nominal. Coffee active: 200 bags sold at
IOt@ ioIc for ordinary and fair Rio. Sugar
firm; 20 hhds SO d at AGO sic for common to
prime. Clover seed sells more freely; $50
bbls sold to-day at S. 2O@5 % per bu, pri"-
cipaliy at the latter rste. Dried apples SALE
with sales of only 800 bbls.
River falling, weather mild and cloudy,
with prospect of rain.
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ST LOUIS, MISSOURI.
commission :. ma fOrN ;ii ding
II u u 3 T..


commission >. ma fGfW :ii ding
10 u > T..
MOG SIoGE M FL,
Late Twicheli " M"gridge)
oNohSEs OF COMMERCIAL AND PINE STREETS.
.Jnn" Ii",up' AMI personal attention, aud liberal
ddoanees VIII lie iven when REQUIRED on hts
or Bill of La.ling ia hand.
Or'iers the Pur, h:,sc of Lead Grain Hamp and
otmer froduc viii be filled 1T the lowe Dossib ,rces
inc Receiving and Forw ar,i,i,g Of Merchandise aid
"cr VIII meet with especial and dispatch: the
expense Oh sterge and drayage much us possible
avoided. ~ f
References.
}. q r. WALSH,
PACE Il BA ON,
> CHARLEss. Blow & Co., St. Louis
CROurEAU q VALE,
DoAN, KING d Co..
II M. 3 f Esrsos1. g H@''' Louisville.
ELLIS & MORTON,
STRApER IL GoRMAN,
HOSEA e. FRASER, , Cincinnati.
SPRINGER WHITMAN,
b. GOODMAN &to.,
81 S.f s:;St e. s.'.' Pittsburgh.
It, si Philadelphia.
Blow q MARCH,
CuAs. A. wrrGur}
JOSIAH LEE IL Co., ! p,.
ABRAHAM COLE, i""'oie'
a. 49, u. FAs sun L. q q Co., Boston.
T.C.TWICHELLS CO., New Orleans.
We have open Policy Of Insurance which will cove
mail r. wnen en.iorsed on bills Of ladng before or
The time OF shipment. M0GRlDGE e. McFAUL
n"rl0-d&wIy ST. Louis, Mo.
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RvTC TER SCI Up,

BJTC TER SE )P.
WIN. PAWN Z has removed his buteher shop tr,.m
w the corner of Vine and First streets, To hall a
square nearer Main streeon First street. between Vine
and S,cnmor VIII he would be pleased to see his OLD
aud new customers. Keeping ON hand us he does, an eX
ceIIcnt assortment OF Fresh Meats. &c
noviitf WIN. PAYNE.
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correspondence Of the Dispatch.


The Senate is no, IN session TO day. The
House adjourned al an earlier hour than usual
Nothing Of moment vas transacted.
MIS-. MowaIi, the disiing uished actress md
aUihoress, has been with US Tor a week, ard
Ne have never seen more crowded and lash
iouaA!e audiences than have greeted her up-
pearance each night during her engagement -
las. night was get apart for her benefit, and
The theatre WIS literally damned. She Is re-
sngaEed for one night only, and viii appear
This evening IN the character OF - Biunche, IN
her own play of " The Peer and the Peasant
MIS-. H0watt will commence an engagement
in Richmond on aiondav night.
The Scientific and Literary Lectures at the
S niihsopian Institute attract iuli and dlscrimI-
nlting udlences.
Oar Democratic friends IN the city and IN
Congress, after long consultation. at Il meeting
called for the purpose, came 10 the very COM
mendable conclusion not to have the usual
faouyurati0n ball. This resolve was made in
gorss1uence Of the recent domestic BfillctiOn
with which the Pies ideat elect has been visit
sc. Gen Pierce Will be greeted, however, with
a becoming reception on his arrival in Wash
ing.en. IL is understood, further learn, that
the Inaugural procession will take place on the
Ath oi March.
Tire Grand Jury have found a true bill
against ar. W iliiam Is. cdSSeT tor Inc murder
Di yoang wompn 10 " hom he sometime since,
as charged by the indictment, administer ed
st.ychniGe, with the view Of prod icing abor
ton. Fir. Sasser a clerk in The Sixth
Auditors Office, and man Of family. Bail
has teen iefuset, and he is now in jail awaiting
his Il!ai.
hno0g the prominent candidates for the Of.
Gee o. District Attorney for this District, the
name Of David RatcIffr, Esq, is not the least
prominent. Mr.. Ratcliif was, whIcm, mem
BIER Of the Virginia legislature from Prince
Nt!l4m County. He ably and zealousy re-
presented the interests Of his constituents,
shi.e il was his pleasure 10 remain their IT.
preseniati.e. Dir. Il. has, for several years,
pracJjsed- his profession 10 this city, and is con
sIdrreJ ~ his associates one Of the abest and
most successful criminal lawyers at the Wash
ingion bar. His appointment would, | am
sure, sG.rd high qualification to his many
iIifuds IN Richmond, as elsewhere.
TIE severity of the weather for the past few
day :, !as enabled our ice dealers to supply
themselves with nn abundance OF pure Poto
8Oc ice, tour inches in thickness.
The reuther to-day is decidedly pleasant.
HENRICo.
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ARRIVALS AT The PRINCIPAL HOTELS
SrSD.y Ann NONDAy

COLUMBIAN HOTEL - I frnis. AlbsrDarls;
s Cobhs, Halifsx; Benshan. AIbsmarle; A Por-
ter Halifax; w ID Warwick, Nielsen; Jas n Moody,
Chesterfield; J G Adams, Petersburg; J Crockett.
Tennessee; Thomas aud Thos HAYWOOD. do; 3
Akers, Lyachburg; w Richardson, Baltimore;
w Orr. Lynchburg; John Butts, Petersburg:
w II PECK. Blacksburg; Geo " Strickland, Salem,
Va: Palmer. Milton, C; Mr. Cogbill, Chester
6elj; Maunoni, Charlottesville; J NJ AmbrasellL
do J Parish Charlotte; w Goodman, nich-
m"rd; w WiHon n Y: } O Callsghan, Amelia;
w Mills, Louise; J Stone, Amelia; James
Graves, Columbia: w T Wise, Buckingham: n
Gregory, dc; Geo Baker. Bezora gold mines: a
Miller, Buckingham; K Francis. CO; Captain
Wiley. Amelia; { Dunn, Abingdon; w Gathright,
Goochisnd; W r. uutain d.; I Garter, Nelson;
ii Hurt Franklin
P uini; a Pollach. Stafford; J w Bell, Cuipeppsr;
W Anderson Miss C T Hunt, Lynchburg; teo
Smith. Pauquire; A Spell. Philadelphia I H
Chr.sher, a Aston, n C; + Belts and Lady. Vim
s Hobrook Miss Cock, Z Starr, Lady and
daughter, O CrUssr1an and Lady, Baton, L
Level. II Greuniss, Y; a OTIS, Connecticut; r.
Marshall, Fauquire; DR. Pretow, Southampton Z
LaKOcke, c; w w LEVEL, Y; Geo Vale, N };
Archer, Petersburg; T o Rogers, Alberlarle; Dr.
g G Cock, F,cvanGa; Fl Mays, Ro;etourt; F
Rsrvis, T Lenshan, Atemar,e; r Ws:kins Pr
Edward; w Bruckey, London; w BocEin, Phil
eip6i,; d. Ken on, Caroline: h"hle-, Saltl-
more: ThosI Crathus, Philadelphia; I Blackburn.
Jno r. er.on, J tie son; r s Colss, A!bemarie DR.
r. r. ~ n California; n Il Hiassie, Char;ottes
81. t. "a 1~rr -cutsvinf; r W Bowden, Norfolk;
" rs Andersen N 7; c Wel'ord, F:ckhr,
Ftedericksburr; J Il Brown and Lady. Il Y; T 4
.uncs. Charlo'tn-vi !e; W Croft, Louisa w C
WorihingIun, J..tfer n: : : Slaughter. RicSe-.
SON. Coz s skyrio. V J :. Peyton, Philade phis
AMERICAN EO2't,i. = Rves, Pete! s5arg
z Sterling Wilmington. G; NJ Stro5r;dge Phi
ladell mia; e w Cooper v c: J H Rrnnetr Augusta;
VIM Shrrmsn o,""ka; Il w Gilman and w 4
VII. /, Prtersuu..; l. Claiborne, Dsnvilie; Capt
4 Ee"e",sy. St"s '.er knanake; Dr. o A Creashgw,
Charles Gity O.; Jones, Petersburg; G Raid,
Bost2n; F G Coeman, Caroline; Ayle:,, Va.
CITY HOTEL.-LL Parker, Philadelphia;
P Samuel, V N 5 Johnson, Amelia, E n
Durin, and lady, CharIeston; Miss Jackson,
do Thos c Greene, Alabama; o 6 Bruce,
Atlanta, Ga; l. C Crump, New Kent; E P
Sutton, Caroline.