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The NEW EmPREss OF FRAEcE-HER AMERICAN ORR.
om.-1he New York Commercial, OF Saturday evening
publishes in communication (rom one who was former
~ resident OF Spain The following sketch, which
explain the family origin Of the Empress OF France
very satisfactorily. Her history no less romantic than
that of the Empress Josephine
BY to-day's advces from Europe we are told that
the Emperor Napoleon Ill has espoused Spanish lady
whose grandfather was British consul at Malaga. and
whose mother Irish lady by The OF Fizpat-
Countess Teba, although bearing The name OF Madlle
Mongo. Thus much BY telegraph. Now the PLAIN
English OF all this is. no doubt, as follows
"a worthy Scolchman, by the name OF William Kirk.
patrick was Tor some the American coasu at Maa-
"a aud failing in business was succeeded by George u
Barre as United States consul al Malaga. This was ]
think, under President Monroes administration.
Mr.. Krkparick's eldest daughter, Maria, or Ma.
raquita. she familiar " called and known by all
Americans there, very fine, dashing lady and mar
red the Count de Teba, younger brother OF the cee-
brated Paafox, who behaved gallany at the siege OF
Saragossa, and who. in reply TO demand OF surrender
declared he would continue The defence by war TO the
knife.
.The Paalox family embraced numerous titles, and
was snguarly brave and noble.
This husband of Maria Kirkpatrick Count de Teba)
gallant soldier and SO cut up by wounds as to be
unable 10 mount his horse without aid, and when in the
saddle looked more as il he was hooked on than seated
there
daughter of this Countess Ieba, Maaqua Kirkpatrick
who was rhe daughter OF William Kirkpatrick, late Uni
ted States consul at Nlalaga-nol BRUSH consul--no
Fitzpatrick, and not Irish
The British consul at Malaga William Laird
another old Scotch gentleman, and he was followed by
MIR. Marks, an Englishman.
II The new Empress OF France was Countess Teba
stated then her mother is dead also is her father
and she took the title OF her mother The name of Mon.
tso, under which she passed in Paris, is perhaps OF
the family names TILES OF the Paafox family"
The Commercial, in giving this, says
Like his uncle, the great Napoleon, Louis has deter
mined, il appears, upon marriage OF affection, and not
OF tonuenanee-wh This difference however, that while
Napoleon divorced Josephine after attaining imperial
rank Napoleon Ill raises Of the people to the throne
This marriage may increase the sympahes OF the
with Louis Napoleon"
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BY TELEG RApH.

ArrupaL of The Alanie Three Days Later from Europe
New YonK Feb = The American mail steamer Allan.
tic arrived here to-day. Her dates from Liverpool
the 70 h ult., being three days later,
The Liverpool cotton market closed firm previous
prices Sales Of fair Orleans at 6d fair Mobile 81 fair
upands, 55i mdding Mobile, sd; midding uplands,
5ti; niddng Orleans 52d The sales OF the three day
20 900 bales, OF which Spectators and
took 900 bales.
The Havre market is firm. Trade In Manchester
steady.
The steamer Asia arrived ont the Doth.
Affairs in England were quiet and without any OF
special importance.
The continental advces by the devoid
teIest.
Affairs Throughout, France generally quiet. The EN-.
peror Napoleon the I'D ut formally announced his
intended marriage Senoa Montigo, which take
place the 30h ult He made this
ence Of the household, State officers, ministers, &c.
COMMERCIAL.
The hour market in Liverpool closed dull, al 8 Cd per
Dbl decline Wes.ern canal 26s. 81 27s 6I.; Baltimore
and Philadelphia, us 81 25L Ohio 2Ss 6d Wheat
had aso declined ID 81. per bushe OF 10 lbs Indian
corn declined Cd Is per quarter yellow, $751; Cd. SIS
white, a. a 35s.
Provisions firm without any special change in
prices.
Groceries rather quiet coffee firm sugar and molasses
unchanged; rice quiet at previous prices.
Naval stores firm Tobacco dul-sales small
Iron in active demand, and prices upward. Wool in
active request.
The money market slightly stringent Consols closed
at 800
American stocks firm full prices, and in active
demand.
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nRusTEE,s SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
auction-By virtue deed OF
February 1885, and filed for record the I'd day
February proceed SELL Wednesday the 9th instant
the the southeast
18Th 10 O'Clock, The
large, and superior We enumerate, In part
Brown, cru, hed, pulyenzed and loaf sugars
imperial gunpowder, young Tyson, and black teas
Java, Laguira, and Rio coffee, IN bags and ground
Flour, la barrels and bags
Ground alum and hue salt
Large lot of superior tobacco and cigars
lot OF excellent cheese, soda and other crackers
Almonds, rssns prunes, mace and nutmegs
Chocolate, cocoa, mustard, starch, rice, &c.
Molasses, strip, vinegar, sweet and sperm oil
CASTLE brown, and fancy soap, candles, &c,
Wooden and willow brooms brushes, and rope
Yeast powders, alum indigo, and saiipetre
A large lot OF Mercer potatoes and beans
Of liquors, in casks and bot
ties Champagne Care Madeira, and other wines with large o
OF articles which unnecessary enumerate
Terms: OF aud under $50 cash $50 and not
coedng $780, credit Of SIXTY and ninety days 500, two
three the purchaser satisfactorily
dorsed, bearing interest - ; -. -
WIN. II. WARD Trustee.
Feb 4-d GREEN SCOTT, Autoneors.
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iInrklf,.

NEw YORK. Feb. Up. m.-Ths stock market closed
seady-sales Of United States s. 1867 100 Canton l6
offered Erie, 9s Nicaragua 3ii; Morris canal, 2lE
Erie convertible, Of 1871, s7i; Harlem, 65i Norwich and
Worcester, 52t Stoningson, 5I Cumberland COAL 6lt
Cary improvement, 1874 Flour dull under the Atlantics
and declining-sses small at So SO SIS 81 for State
and IS 65 So 81 for southern Wheat du-no sales Ct
moment Corn deciinngsaes Of 800 bushels white
a IS cents, and yellow 6S 90 cents.
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Inlenrth "a, 700 yards.
Total SOS, 0g

The materials to be ercavaied believed be so blue mud,
il is supposed dredging operations be carried on for 2s
the w,hou, interruption rom ,hs wea.he' ~ making
II 4 required perform the whole work in one year amer me ma
ped steam Dredging machines capable Of d.chasng
cubic yards Of mud per day complete ~ ~ % -
storage fuel cables, anchors boat Sc and the REQUISITE mum
Proposals the Engineer Department washing
ton day Of March 1853 for the execution OF this work
under one or oihrr ofhe following propositions
clear out the entire Length and ap Q, s
on. thereof all the necessary machinery vessels tenders
much per cubic yard OF ger sa ,a ahS
3D. TO furnish vessels. machinery Sc ready for ,e work TO The
shall be tested Of the officers in charge OF the work
the Of The ea,os ps hn ,a
sells and embracing materials dmenon' tonnage power
stroke principle ercavatng machinery whether patented where
aud by whom cost o. a,iaehs pophs power ana US
S.sss drawings 40 '''"''' ''','
a TO work the machinery supplied by the United
state. price cubic yard Keeping everything n repair
To embsce s last two ~ ome IN wncn s
state, af,er The work completed.
The Engineer Department, exercise The necessary supervision
through agents. 70 secure The due progress Of ,hs WORK and m faith
time should the holder holders Of it fail to folh
asa 90 cubic yard. assumed be the quantity Of
@ 20 Be % w Sas veil Sened wd Of hreo hundred
twelve thousand seven hundred yards In the before
ON the completion OF the work m full width and depth, sgeate
The Engineer department may necessary the width
proposed channel TO one hundred and my feet IN which
stated Of cubic yards will be assumed
number paid for.
advances VIII be made by the Engineer Department
under any circumstances whatever.
OF work done viii be made
monthly certificate that due diligence ha
that interruption 10 its daily
incident Sundays bad weather
unavoidable deran OF machinery,
construction quality OF material Thu
been taken from section completed,
ercavated to the depth required
Twenty per will be reserved from all payments due The &C
paid the the completion
work be forfeited to the United States in case Of failure
the
accompanied by testimonials Of high charac
Of the the work Offered
the be manifested The
veope. endorsed proposals for the improvement Of th
harb OF Mobile, Alabama
For further particulars address Major W. H. Cuss OF en-
Qineers, Mobile Alabama. -
JOS. G. TOTTEN,
Brig. Gen. and Colonel Engineers
b. inserted in Ingencer Republic, and Union, Wash
ngton Mobile ADVERTISER Mobile Ala Louisiana state Republic
can New Orleans Bulletin Orleans Hee. New Orleans
La Albany Register Albany Express Albany, New York
Express, New Works Wing Troy ~ r.
Inquirer and Daily News Philadelphia Boston Courier
Boston Patriot Md daily for two weeks cory
each paper containing advertisement to be sent the knenee
Department jan ~ az"
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SCENE IN THE MASSACHUSETTS, LEGELATuRE-Ou
tied the gallery Of the Massachusetts house OF repre-
senatves TO listen 10 the debate when Dr. Coggeswell
who had been notified of The presence OF the celebrated
now present in the eastern gallery OF the House,
mark OF respect To her, and duty he owed his con-
stuents, he moved that Madame AlSoni be allowed to
lake seat in the body OF the House.
MI Stevenson OF Boston, rose and with manifest feel
ing said " Mr.. Speaker move that the motion be re-
jeced."
Mr.. Prince. OF Essex, moved 10 amend me motion so
"a 10 proyide that Madame Abon next to the member
from Bedford MIR Coggeswell ]
MIR. Coggeswel-' accept the amendmeni'
Here il was observed that Madame Aloohi lho doubl
with he view 10 prevent the members rendering them
selves still more ridcuous) had suddenly disappeared
from the gallery when the motion OF Dr. Coggeswell was
affair should appear upon the record. adjournment took
place.
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Lster from Busnos dmes.

NEW YORK, Feb The ship b. Aymar arrived this
morning from Buenos Ayres with dates tho 18th OF De-
cember. re country still in a of revolution aud
fighting has taken place, the particulars OF
which cannot be ssceItaned no business had been
subsequent the 9th of December OF un
settled state OF the weather.
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ny E. N. sTRATroN. Auotione.r.

NEGRO BOY AT AUCTION. FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT
IN may eoncen-Peremplory sale, for cash. bankabs funds
Saturday morning. February 5, 10 O'Clock my auction
room likely boy slave for life, highly
house, dinngroon, body servant fifteen
years old, and well grown for his age
Feb 5-lt
Ia consequence o tho inciemency OF the weather,
postponed until Tuesday morning February eh
the same hour and place,
Feb B-H
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Detention of the Steamers Baltic and Georgia-Ssver
Storm, &c

New YORK, Feb "A dense fog that has prevailed since
yesterday morning has prevented the sailing of the Baltic
for Liverpool, and the Georgia for Aspnwall, both OF
which still lying in the stream, The Marion
fJr Charleston, has sailed.
There |, heavy rain this evening with every prospect
OF
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OF the Discontinuance OF the United states
fee at Sineennes, Indiana.

Oh the Dtscontnuance United states Land Of
Hce at Sincennes, Indiana.
NDER tho provisions of the second section OF the
approved June ~, 1870, which declares
quantity public land remaining unsod
reduced number OF less than hundred
shall be duty Of the Secretary the Treasury discontinue
land ocs for such dstci and land such district shall
uasod the OF the dscontnuance land Office
subject sale existing
district which land oce
been discontinued of which the Secretary OF the Treasury shall
" and fnas"h ne duty aore required has been de-
the fhs Interior ~ the 1t csfabh the
HonsU eporf,.snt,n approved Sd March, lsf9
Motto. accordingly hereby given that the Secretary The
the land once Nnccnnes,
Indiana discontinued and the lands unsod
Of to be subject to sale a, the land ONCE
JeferoDvils, In said State.
Lands unod and unappropated by law and subject
private within limits OF the vnoennes district,
be subject heretofore that Office, from the
ceiysr thereof
JeffersonvIle u scs public motto, Of
ph they viii BE- prepared 70 rssse aiion or sntrts'
of any -pch nnds At hsr ofios
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
s-3aw6w
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TOR brick ds~elli"g-house formerly
occupiod y Pur.e inn Marine Barracks
Navy Yard, Washington is rpese with every
gentee family, with enden brick stable for
fan, horses carriage house, oubouses IL Sold the
tenn. will and accommodating and II not sold by the
IL, May, viii be for rent - -
hlso sale Nos 4 and square No l0s, between
and ooh streets west
A,.o thos. eIeby situated Nos and =, No
which have rs feet snt
loo fs. in depth fronting and three fronting
ols west
DE sELDING WYLIE,
Seventh street, opposite Odd Fsllows Hall,
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sss'"r's Sketches by Rev. y. n sp,rr.y
n Insls and Iriumphs, or Path Rewarded
The converted Nurderer--e Narrative h, ~.
RANK FORREST, or The t.if. bow = ''''
Count Raymond II Toulouse and Th,C yus.s. -,
under Pope Innocent s's' tns hoi
Judah's Lion by Charlotte Elizabeth. As"etn'
For ssls by - = ~ "shVe'ne.
"a - GRAY sALLANrynr.
NNp ssrsnth street
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The Mechanics Magazine" is laughing al the editors
Tor endorsing the caoIc engines OF Captain Ericsson 1t
says:
The successful trial trip" of the Ericsson. which
had hoped record, has not transped J. her
has been announced established in the daily pa pers,
without any grounds further than exceing The
CINE in the proportion OF about TO 4'and ending
with the of Machins who contributes
u analy OF the OF the engines that the article
question containing little that has before been pub
ished lays claim originality and from the hctero
geneous and VIGOROUSLY imperfect OF its source tho
daily press, liberal allowance must be made or eors"
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moi least important advantages possessed by this route
n may BE Observed is the entire absence OF political diff
cultes The territory IN question being universally re-
cognsed as a part OF The extensive republic OF New
Granada ~ NA
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EDWARD X. COLLINS 4 CO.,
No. 56 Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SHlPLEY, CO,
Liverpool.
@. ROBERTS Co,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
]. MUNROE & CO.,
26 Rue Note Dame des Victories
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
not
metals, unless bills
adnr are signed therein expressed
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Greet Flood.

ALBANY, Feb. There is terrible food in the Hud-
river this place large number of the dock. and
piers inundated. and much damage done The ice
broken loose and formed a dam at Coyemans Serious
destruction of property is apprehended
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Mortality al Sea.

NRw YORK, Feb. 8-The ship Celestial Empire arrived
here this morning from Liverpool, with emgrsn eleven
OF whom died on the passage.
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Supreme Court of the United states.

MONDAY, February 7, 1853
No 60 Benjamin t Reed, appellant, U.s. VIM M Peel
Il a. The argument Of this cause was commenced b,
Mr. Davis for the appellant, and continued by Mr.
Woodbury. for the appellees
Adjourned until tomorrow a, ii o'co ok, a. m
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Hy d. @. McGUINE, Auctioneer.
by j. &. MCGUIRE, Auctionoer.

FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF FAMILY DECLINING
Saturday morning. February s. at 10 O'Clock
front without funi-
ure family declining comprising
Mahogany sideboard, bureaus
Do and cherry dining tables
Dedsteads, wushstaRds toilet sets
Feather beds, mattresses, bedding
Blankets sheets, solsiers, and pillow.
and wood chairs
Painted window shades curtains
Looking glasses, clock
Carpets, mating, rockers
Wardrobe, mahogany sofa
Crockeiy, glass, and stoneware
Cooking kitchen utensils, &c.
Terms cash. JAS C. MCGUIRE,
Feb4-d Aucuoneer.
Ir,-In consequence OF the Indictment weather, the
above sale postponed until Tuesday, the eth instant
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
Aucuoneer
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THE American Nautical Almanac for is0b vol.
soc khardts Chemical Field Lectures or Agncmnrsj vol
r.hA FRANCk TAYLOR.
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By E. n. sTRATroN. Auos,onoer.

By E,N. sTRATTON, Auctsonoor.
tPsnn'yirania aperus, of Ni-fh street,
VALENTINES AND ENVELOPES AT AUCToN-on Thurs.
morning February 10th, at ~ O'Clock, ut suction
shhi thousand envelopes,
neatly In packages assortment . veil selected and will suit
all tastes. - W. ' 49, -" ''
Terms, cash
Feb S-dts
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PROPOSALS for carrying ms o United
States the dates hereinafter stated to the first day OF July
1854 Territory Utah. will be received Contract Office
OF Post Office Department. in the city OF Washington until
the LIST day August 1858 10 be decided by the Sd of Au
1852 the and in the and
fed, viz:
Bluffs by Lake City l0i
miles aud back, once month.
Leave Council Bluffs the 10th OF each month
Arrive Salt Lake City by the OH OF the following month";
Leave Salt Lake City the ION Of each month;
Arrive Council Bluff by the sth Of the following month
Proposals carry only Fort Laramie, $50 miles. by
schedule 10 be specified BY the bidder win be considered
Bids to carry by he round trip invited.
This into effect the 10th OF October 1883
field, Payson, Summit Creek, Neph City, Fillmore city
Red Creek Parovan, Johnsons Springs Cold Creek san'
and back, month";
Leave Salt Lake City on the aoth OF each month;
Arrive al San Diego by The i9h Of the following month";
Leave San Diego on the Goth of each month
Arrive Salt Lake City by the 18Th OF the following month";
This contract effect 10th OF October, 1889
5o9 From Salt Lake City Tooee City, IS miles and back once
Leave Salt Lake City every Monday at6am;
Arrive al Tooele CITY by m day;
Leave Tooele City every Tuesday at6nm;
Arrive at Salt Lake Ciy by same day. -
This contract into effect the 10th OF October 1917
NOTES.
Each proposal should the mode in which is proposed
mail and be signed by
more responsible persons In The following form, viz
THE undersigned - guaranty that - II his bid for car
Tying the mail from TO - be accepted by the Postmaster
General obligation prior the 10Th Of October
next with good and sufficient urees perform the service pro
posed.n
This should be accompanied of postmaster
other equivalent testimony that the OF
and able to make good their guaranty.
The proposal should be the department sealed endorsed
Proposals for No and addressed to the Second As
sistant Postmaster General.
For prohibition resulting combination,
nua advertisement for New York New England dated 18TH De
9. d. HUBBARD,
Postmaster General
POsr orrcr DEPARTMENT, February ., 1853.
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MEMOIRS, journal, and Correspondence of Thomas
M Moor. sIis BY I.ordJo Russell. Nos / and 2.
Jan II rRANCK TAYLOR.
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Hy ). Q. MCGUIRE, Auctionoor.

TWO VALUABLE FARMS AT AUCTION by virtue Of a deed
John H. subscriber Au
is49 duly recorded ia be j. A. oios 49, 40
land records Of Washington shall sell al
premises Tuesday January O'Clock
p land called and known "pastrs
District Columbia, and containing hundred
Also land called aud known Of "Fos
Hail. lying aud being partly in Washington In the
District of Columba and partly Prince Geoge county, in this
of Maryland containing hundred and
rood aud twenty three perches more or less
adjoins the Of Mrs Brent Mr. Gibson and
Mr. Young and is handsomely situated well fenced has excel
other buildings with good meadow
watefed, good mill The land Is abuld
supplied with good mber and within ~ miles OF The Capitol
the road 10 Alexandria.
~ le ana "a
notes bearing interest, and secured by deed of trust
the complied with within i've days, the
property will be resd the risk and OF the purchaser
VIM. Il, HOWARD, Trustee.
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
Dec 25-2awhds Auctioneer
co. The above snie is postponed until Tuesday Feb-
& at O'Clock, on the premises JAS " MCGUIRE,
Jan 27--2aw&ds Aueuoneef
by j. G.. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
SUPERIoR CARRIAGE HORSE AT AUCTloN.-on saturda,
y February ~ O'Clock, front OF the auction
rooms shall sell fine horse, five old very Kind and
works in single or double harness
will sound ard sold because the owner
has for him.
Terms cash. JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Sit Aucuoneet.
3ATho above sale il postponed, In conseque zee OF
ohe Tuesday, the 9Th instant
JAMES G. MCGUIRE,
Auctioneer.
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CALCISED PIastsr.-Jusr arrived fresh supply o. es'''
" plaster, and for sale by r, NJ, PEAR6oN Ioy.
Jan ns--3ssod 7h street, near the c.n'
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EkBNsHS boIGt, corner OF siss' 80"
city Hall square, Opposite the City Hall and Park Founan
city, built opened by the subscriber, May y
lso and rehed and furnished August 1854 He trusts ha Tor
comfort and cannot he IN
world, II contains than other hote on s CON
nen only, NIL Of which warmed gratis Ihey are an
which supphed WIN gro
through silver plated cocks There y but one PED ~ :
room Tho halls every moor viii be NJ with
during This hotel conducted on me European pah
and meals they may be ordered 20 h pacous
cfectoy and is In the immediate vicinity OF mefc
and principal places Of amusement n Y,u,c,
2-d3m n r"6N,n'
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By r.. N. srRATTON, Auctionecr.
tPsnnsyipan,o avenue, Of Ninth street
DEREMPToRy SALE or 500 LOTS SUPERIOR DRY GOODS
at auction the stock OF gentleman declining bu-nesson
Thurtdsy morning. the 10Th 10
clock shs sell without the Of
. gentleman declining business. namely
Superior black and coored brocade dress silks
DO do do plain do
Do French and English merinos poplius
Desnss, alpacas, ringbams, ealcoes
Ronbssins, bonnet and manilla velvets
Super black English Grape, cherry aud white satin
Marceline, colored Florence, Irish linen
Brown Holland, SsIecis, linen table diaper napkins
Csssinercs, cassinets, cloths, sbaws, &c
Terms-s25 under, cash SIS, thirty
credit for satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
Feb s-ds
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Washington and Alexandria Boat.
a u The rsperor steamboat UNION, with hns comfort
Eno-e able saloons for the accommodation
21fs&n1K Hours Of departure for this week
Leave The foot Of King street. Alexandria, TO- ~ 81 and
- O'Clock
Leave the foo, Of Seventh Washington and
n O'Clock. JAMES GUY,
bs-lw Csptnn.
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GAS.

THE undersigned Stephen Eddy, No 100 north side OF Pcnnsy
agent for the sale OF Dr McConne patent tor
wood Invites the scientific and the public
qualities He has Ia operation
establishment for the manufacture Of The
qualities this superior, and free
which produced from other MATERIAL and In
equal
As , entirely produced from wood be obtained
much cheaper produced from and other
The guaranty he will produce this
dred per cheaper than the ordinary.
public respectfully invited TO call
examine themselves
Feb5-3 STEPHEN EDDY.
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The rew York Liverpool United States rIaii
Steamers,
The ships comprising this hne
Inc Baiuc capt Constock
80.
S.r-r-.v, These ships having been built by
ft pressy for has been
their also in their engines,
insure strength and speed and their accommo
passengers unequaed elegance and cCmfsr
Price passage New York Liverpool in ls csbn s0
cabin $40 Exclusive OF ertraizs ESQ.,
From Liverpool 10 New York, 30 and go.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship
No beIths be secured until paid for.