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Loss bg the Fire

CINciSEATI, June 13.-rhe fire on Friday
destroyed Mccullough & Morris commission
store-loss $40 1000; also Gerard g. Suran's
store loss--$l6. 0O0 also Keys, Mallory &
Co.'S wafehOuse-loss $7000 Spear & Wright
loss 10000; Charles Neave loss $4,000, max
ing IN all total loss Of $4,000. insured
mostly in foreign offices to the amount of
$4,000.
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By James M. Taylor.
TWENTY BUILDING LOTS IN PORT
L.

TWENTY BUILDING LOTS IMPORT
Il Mayo and Fulton, ut Auctlon.-WiII
be aoId on FRIDAY, the 18th inst, commencing
Immediately alter the above sale by w Goddin,
Auct, about twenty Building Lots in Port Mayo,
and the town of Fulton-eight of which are on
Lewis street, extending through to Centre Street,
ana the remainder having very beautiful locations
for building purposes some of which are among
the nost desirable in that very improving neigh.
porho0d.
IerEas: One third cash; balance at 4 aud 6 mos,
with lnt-rest title to be ret ned until the payment
10 fall of the purchase money
le 10 M TAYLOR Auct
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The Montreal Riots-Fartter Ourages

MONTREAL, June l3 -Gavazzi will return
here on Wednesday 10 conclude his lectures.
Last night all Irish Catholic mob broke all
the windows OF 81. Siephen's Church, at Grit.
fntown.
AT a meeting today of our Roman Catholic
citizens they resolved 10 pay for the repairs
and damages perpetratsd by the mob that at.
tackled GaVazz. They also resolved 10 use
every means 10 terfett out the villains who
pariic lpated in the riots
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ADJUSTMENTS.


p NI WVO n Ia L q Il It EAVUR.
s sION-Hiilitary and Give
The Eagle inIantry, Lieut. A Richards commandinr.
VIII make their 9th Annual Excurs sion down James
kiver, on the steamer Curtis Peck, on Monday
Evening, the goth inst. The corps will be ac-
compsnied by the Armory Brass Band and good
Cot!iion Bands The Boat will leave the wharf q,
hockeits, at half psst7 o'clock precisely. Refresh
ments on board at city prices.
Tickets for gentleman and lady $i-for each
additional lady SO cents. To be had of Messrs Has
kins Libby, any mems er of the company, and
~ tne ooat je l3-7t
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FASHIONABLE FRENCH OPEN AND
4 Plain STRAW BoNNETS, of the Latest Paris
styles. Just received By express, choice assort-
ment OF about 200 French straw Bonnets, Of the
newest shapes and styles; Cord Open Straw, for
traveinE bonnets Muses. Bonnets; Bonnet Lnings;
Bonnet Ribbons; Coid Engiish Grapes; White Be-
FIinges; White and Black Gimps; While Tarlton
Muslin; supsrfne Brsids; Pointed Collars and
Sleeves; Emo'd Hdfs; Mande,ine Grapes
Also general variety of goods of the frst class,
70 De sold low for the June and July sales.
G A GWATKiN,
Jei3-5u Opp. Exchange Bank.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DIsP1TcT
THE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, June A--Sales of 4Oo bhls.
Flour at "a SO. Sales of $4,000 bushels Corn
at % to d cents for White, aud 81 to IS for
yellow.
NEW YORK, June l4.-Flour frm-sales nj
1850 bills. Sales of l6,008 bushels wh;,a
Wheat at 81 20. Corn steady--sales of 30.
600 bushels.
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BY Geo, 7, aumne-

VAAOABLE LAW LIBRARY FOR
" SALE AT AUCTlON-The Law Library of a
distinguished member of the bar. retiring from
prscuce ana about leaving the country, viii be sold
at auction on Wednesday. 18th Juae inst, rom.
mencing at 10 O'Clock NJ in the room over he
store OF Elias Hale, Main street, Richmond
Catalogues will be ready on Thursday next and
may be had at the different Bookstores in The civ.
JeS GEO SUMMER Arct
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nRY GOODS, DRY GOuDs.--CALLA AT
y LEWIS II you wish to buy the chcapess
goods In the city. Splendid French lawns, bsra-
yes. barage de iaines, ussus silks, alpscss giEe-
hams, prints, beautiful worked dresses, dotted
dresses, Swiss and cambria muslins and trimmings,
pointed collars, under sleeves silk mite, best ~
gloves. ~ linen sheetings and pillow csses linen
table cloths napkins towels. mosquito MEETINGS ane
Irish linens, dimiiy, corded muslins for bonnets, Ill
kinda Of cotton ana linen for gentlemen and boys'
pants and coats good quality lsdiss hose u - CO,
linen handkerchiefs ~ cents, calico 81 ceuts, do
messc cotton cost, with the usual assortment Of
staple and fancy dry goods.
FILA LEVY.S CHEAP STORES.
ID I'D COKNELIAN BKAUkLkTs.-A
~ fresh suppiy OF the above besnsifui DraceleeA
Just received sno for sale BY
GENNET Il JAAES
je14 Eagle square
4NHITNEY,s PATkNT INksTAND.--
w new supply Of this excellent AID popular
Inksfand received. For sale ~
JAMES WOUDHCUsE.
Late Mach 4 Woodhouse, Eagle square.
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E Spring Dtseases.-Those accustomed
to the fashion OF taking medicine at the commence
ment OF Spring, to purity the system and strength
en- the stomach, will IND Bakers Premium
Bitters one of the best medicines for those pur-
poses now extspt Its purely vegetable properties
should commend it to the heads of all families, and
medicine chest should be wthoutit As a uuri
fer of the blood and regulator of the system it has
no equal.
Price so cents per bottle To be had in Richmond
at the Drug Stores Of Messrs Purcell, Laid Il Co.
Bennett a. Beers, Duva, Ade and Gray, A b.
deker, C. Millspaugh, and Druggists generally
throughout the city. Also, of Todd d Christian
Petersburg; D Z Lyman, Lynchburg; King e. Toy,
Norfolk; DR. Z Camm, Williamsburg.
H Orders addressed TO E BAKER, Richmond,
Va. will receive prompt attention
This is to certify that have, for years past been
subject to spring and fall sickness from bilious a..
taeks, and some times months recovering, with
loss of time well as doctors bills But the free
use of Bakers Premium Bitters at those seasons of
the year. for the last two three years have kept
entirely free from all Sickness which gives me
great pleasure in recommending them to the public
one of the best medicns in strengthening and as
ssting nature have ever discovered.
J. w. OTEY.
frpa LIT l.
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je l5-td

GALE OF FIkE sTUCK.-By consent of
~ parties, will be sold On the 18th of this month
Joly) at IL O'clock IN front OF the City Hail. 70 the
dig hest bidder for cash. 10 shares of stock in the
Richmond Fire Association, and shares Stock in
the Virginia Fire and Marine Association to satisfy
sundry executions in my hands.
PHILIP P. WINSTON, D. s.,
le Is For ThOs w boswell = C.
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je Is GEO ! SUMNER. Auctr.

tOMWL sSIONER's SALE OF LAND
~ IN hENRICO COUNTY-By virtue of a de.
cree OF the Circuit Court of the County of Henrco
in the suit of Miller VS.. Miller, pronounced on the
18th day Of May, 1855, Shall on Thursday next,
the Esd day OF the present month, az q CLOCK NJ
sell al pubic auction, on the premises, TWO lots
of ground in the county OF Henrico, lying between
beVidere and Hollywood Cemetery, containing /
OF an acre each, with asina!i wooden Tenement Or
each
Terms One third cash; the balance to be Sc
cured by negotiable notes with good endorsere,
PAYABLE IN tour months after date, (wihout inter-
esp and title retained until the san Is paid and
deed ordered by the Court.
JOHN N. DAVIS,
lie l5-tds Snecial Com nisaionar
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By TOIer & Cook.

WE WILL sell on Thursday, the 9th inst
w at the hour OF O'CLOCK, P NJ, that beautiful
MANSION, GA Church Hill. for many years owned
aud occupied by Joshua Goode, decd. The lot
fronts 1U5 feet 9Th ct between Broad and Grace
SIS, running back los feet
The dwelling is large and airy and In fret rate
order. with every convenience necessary for large
aud gerteel family. Persons wishing 10 purchase
such property above described, are respectfully
invited to attend the day of SALE the property
Will certainly be sold
The terms will be one third cash; the balance in
II and 5 months, with interest added; the purchas
er giving Negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed
or deed ot trust, to secure the credit payments.
JED TOLEk d COOK, Aucts.
EMMEDIATELY after the sale of the Goode
Il Mansion, on Thursday, the I6ih inst, at five
o'clock NJ, We will sell those two teautiiu build
ing lots on the cGrner OF 9Th and Marshall streets
Church Hill adj Jiring tie Goode property on the
north side fronting 80 feet each running Dack 10
feet TO an alley.
Also one lot fronting 33 feet on eth street. run.
ming back 100 feet 10 alley, and 10 situated on the
south side of the Mansion
TERMS -Qnethifd cash. balance at 6 and IL
months, with interest; the credit payments to be
satisfactorily secured.
JET TOLER e. COOK ,Aucts
IMMEDIATELY AFTER taa sale on 9th street,
NJ, we viii sell No | Family Horse, not
to be surpassed by any; warranted sound in every
respect and perfectly gentle in harness, seven years
old.
Also, Top Buggy, but little used.
TERMs-Four moaths credit for negotiable pa
per, satisfactorily endorsed
je 10 T0kER e. COOK, Aucts.
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By George j. sumner.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG.
AZ TlON On FRIDAY MORNING next, the
l7th instant commencing at 10 O'Clock, at the dwell
ling recently occupied by Mr. Samuel E Dove, on
18TH street, Corner OF Grace street, will be sold at
auction, small collection of Household Furniture,
consisting OF Bedsteads, Lounges, Zone of them a
Chinese Cane Lounge) Mattresses, Tables, maho.
gany Wardrobe and Workstand, an excellent Cook
Ing Stove and fixtures in good order, Mante Orna-
ments, few bottles choice old Wine, &c &c.
70 Terms cash.
IL rs GEO 4 SKINNER Arc.r
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B- Great Improvement m s,.-...-

GH Great Improvement I'm stereo.-
copes and StereoscePic Dayuerreotyncs.
MIR SiMoNs, cur most successful artist has n, sde
a most wonderful and rapid stride 10 bringing This
new Aiyle of pictures to perfection.
We have seen great number of those magical
gems; bur in point Of clesrness and the perfect ac
curscy ci the two blending into one Sisnons car
very acme of perfection. and we bespesk for him
large share of public patronage. which he richly
deserves for his promptness being one of the hrst
TO adopt Professor Wheatstone's discovery 10 his
beautiful daguerreotypes jel4
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cog REWAKD.-Rsn away from Shirley
" oCEarles City County, negro man, named
Daniel Saunders. He is tall, large and not very
black, and had on, when he ran away, ssttinet
laige Iocs ooss' anr u,au psn.a, 10. % yarn
and delivery to me at Shirley, or $40 Tor securing
him In jail. HILL CARTER.
ie 1A-iw
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~ NOTICE.-A. BODEkER respectfully
informs his friends and the public in general that
he has removed from No II to No TO- Immediately
opposite his old stand, and that OF Messrs Van Lew
81 Taylor, where he has opened with fresh and
Paints, Oils, Dye Suits. Brushes, Fancy Articles,
q c. and great care is observed in the selection
of has Stock, purchasers may rely upon obtaining
everything pure and free from adulteration and at
as low and accommodating terms as they can be
bought anywhere in the city.
Orders and prescriptions carefully and neatly
put up, and particular attention paid to shipping
and packing. ABODEKER,
my 26-ts No 10 Main Street
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EA Desperate Case of ScrofuIa
cured by HoiIoways Ointmen nc and pills.

cared b. HoiIoways Ointment and Pills.
Mr. Heydon, of sydney, Wholesale Agent for the
sale of Holloway's medicines in New South Wales,
states that Thomas Evans, in the employ OF Mr.
Charles Thomson of Berambulu, was sorely
stlicted for years with scrotula in the neck. aud
his body was covered with peculiar kind of PIN
pie, out of which exuded a wstery mucus. he
had been at considerable expense in trying various
medicines, but without any good effect: he then
used Hollowsys Ointment and Pills, which in a
short period so efectusl.y cured him, that he has
continued in the perfect health TO the present
time
Sold by the Proprietor, 224, Strand, (near Tenn.
pie Barr London, and by all respectable Vendors
OF Patent Medicines thr the British Empire,
and by those of the United States in Pots and Box
es at 81 cents, 81 cents, and 81 50 each. Whole.
sale by the principal Drug Houses in the Union, and
by Messrs A B 81 d SANDS, New York, and PUR.
CELL, LADD e. CO, Richmond, Va.
There Is very considerable saving In taking the
larger sizes.
NB-Directions for the guidance of Patients are
affixed to each Pot Box. lie l3-lW
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Aesic.---sTTTTTk FOR -4YHCAEURG.-(Ih The
- z asst Boat before the water is taken
on Iae Cauai)-The Canal Boat CLlN TON, Capt
Donald, is now ready TO receive Freight and will
leave ON Wednesday, or sooner, IL fun.
10 I3-3t LEE
l,I,AVEKY IN AlilERICA-An Esaay for
- the Times, by Richard Il Mason-p.ice 2oc
For sale by
eA w hASDoLfH'
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VIII be sold Immediately after the above sale, lot
No 8, fronting 33a feet on Lester street. Rockets
running back 20 Gllie's Greek adjoining to ri Roys
ters property. Also, lot No 90 fronting 200 feet on
hague street, running back to Gillies Greek.
Terms above.
jeI 10 w GODDIN Apct
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By Alexander N0tr a. 1,o-

Ext OF DIT Benz Lewis, decd.
Sale conducted by
iel1 DUNLOP. MONCuRE & CO. kueta
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Origin of Mules in the United States.

George Washington Prke Gusts, in
his last paper, under the title Of RecOl-
lections and Private Memoirs of the Life
and Character of Washington gives the
following account of the introduction Of
mules into this country, which will be
found somewhat interesting: i 1
Upon Washington's first retirement
in 1874, he became convinced of the de-
fectiye nature of the working animals
employed in the agriculture Of the South
ern States, and set about remedving the
evil by the introduction Of mules instead
of horses-the mules being found to live
longer, be less liable to disease, require
less food. and in every respect to be more
serviceable and economical than the
horse, in the agricultural labor of the
Southern States. Up to 17SS, scarcely
any mules were to be found in the Ame-.
riCan Confederation: few had been
imported from the West Indies, but they
were of diminutive size, and of little
value. So soon as the views ON this SUBJ
ject of the illustIious farmer of Mount
Vernon we're known abroad, he received
present from the King of Spain of Jack
and two .jeInies, selected from the royal
stud at Madrid. The jack, called the
Royal Gift, was sixteen hands high, of a
grey color, heavily made, and of a slug
gish disposition. =. 80. =
At the same time, the Marquis de La
fayette sent cut jack and jennies from
the Island of Malta this jack, called the
Knight of Malta, was a superb animal,
black color, with the form of stag, and
the ferocity of tiger. Washington
avalled himself of the best qualities of
the two jacks by crossing the breeds, and
hence obtained favorite jack, called
Compound, which animal united the
strength of the Gift with the high cour-
age and activity Of the Knight. The
Jacks arrived at Mount Vernon carly in
1888. The General bred some T6ry supe-
rior mules from his coach mares, sending
them from Philadelphia for the purpose.
In few years. the estate of Mount Yer,
non became stocked with mules of a
superior order, rising to the height of
sixteen hands, and of great power and
usefulness-one wagon team cf four mules
selling at the sale of the Generals effects
for $500. In no portion of Washing
ton 9 various labors and improvements in
agriculture, was he so particularly to be
hailed as public benefactor, as i'm the
introduction Of mules in farming labor
those animals being at this time almost
exclusively used for farming purposes in
the Southern States" ar 9. >. ...1s
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THE MANIErS VISION.
BY MAJOR CIV. PATTEN.


They say I'm mad beIause try
With shouts to calm my brain;
And when 1 dance, l know not why,
They bind me with chain.
Avaunt. holloa. | will be gay,
Grief counts but little worth
Since | have wept mytears away,
What is there left but mirth?
Bring me companion Am mad?
No wonder I should rave;
They took the only one hal
And hid her-in the grave
And I'm kept here-a merry thing
Wherefore full we'll | know;
Ha. ha. because laugh and sing,
They will not let me ae
saw the moon come down last night
And dance upon the sea;
Go catch her ere she takes her flight,
And bar her up with me.
The sun. they say, al rise of day,
Did what he should not do:
He smiled-and made the hills look CAV,
Let him be prisoued too.
And yonder star is quite as bad
Run, seize it ere it fly;
Well dance together-all are mad
Sun, moon, and star-and /.
Look. hO. aside NY fetters cast
That image-loose my chain.
lis she ! she's there help hold her fast
Ha: ha! she s mine again
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One OF THE ANCIENTs.-A certaiu wor-
thy citizen of considerable social distinc-
ton, but not remarkably famous for
clearness or strength ofintellectual vision,
happened to be, one morning, at the pc
Rod In question. describing to a fellow
passenger in an omnibus downward
bound" the marvellous production of
nature which he had just been visiting.
The description, although more immedi-
ately addressed to his companion, was
levelled at the ten additional sixpenccs
whom fate had thrown together in the
same vehicle. Among the most earnest
listeners was meek little man, who ven
tured at the conclusion of our friends
account, to inquire, mildly, e If the plant
belonged to the family of cactuses?' %
:" Not at all, +" replied the dignificd mar
rator with evident compassion for the
ignorance Of the questioner, ait belongs
to the family of the Van Renssalars :"
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COOPER 81 tacG
PLUMBERS AND GASFITTERS

PLUMBERS AND GAS-FITTERS,
Eot-Air and Hot-Water Furnace Manufac-
turers,
HAVING removed to street adjoining the
L i Bank of Washington, would respectfully
invite all persons wanting work in their line
to give them a call, as they intend to do work
in New York style and for New York prices.
II. d. COOPER is we'll known to the citizens
OF this city as being general builder. and as
being connected with the Hot " ater Furnaces
at the Observatory and Winder's Building.
previous to August, 1851, and Mr.. MCGHAN is
practical Plumber from New York.
Cal! and see us. an ID
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DR.. Roses Dyspepsia Cordial.

T1HE Liver being the largest gland in the
i human body, it is more frequently de-
ranged than any other Then follows Dys-
pepsia, Constipation. Coli Feet. ona Loss
Of Appetite-the skin becomes yellow, the
spirits droop, and there is great aversion to
society. Regulate the Liver, and you correct
all these evils. The surest preparations to
take are DIR. ROSES celebrated Railroad or
Auti- Bilious Pills. They carry off the bile
and soon give appetite and strength.
His Dyspepsia Compound should be taken
where a person has been troubled with Dys-
pepsia long time. Price so cents: but for
Colds. Bilious habits, Jaundice, &c, take Dr.
Roses Anti Bilious or RaiirOad Pills, as
they 90 ahead of all other Pills in their good
effects l2t and % cents per box. For sale
at all the principal Drug Stores.
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HoGG1sH.-A lawyer at Poughkeepsie,
was applied to during bis life time, by
an INDECENT neighbor for his opinion on a
question Of law, in which the interests of
the latter were materially involved. The
lawyer gave his advice, and charged the
poor wretch three dollars for it. scst -
There is the money" said his client:
I" it is all that have in the world, and
my family have been long time without
pork" o. f.
THANK God :" replied the lawyer,
my wife never knew the want of pork
since We were married i'' sl-.q2
I" Nor merer witlt" the countryman re-
joined, $50 long as she has such great
hog as youi" -, -.s.....- /, -
The lawyer was so pleased with the,
smartness OF the repartee, that he forgaye
the poor fellow and returned the money
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SnEEpIsH.-A good anecdote is related
by Mr.. Eaton, in his Annals of Warren.
OF one Boggs, who introduced the first
flock of sheep into that place. He brought
them from Pamaquid by water, and while
sitting on the windlass one day, got
sleepy and began to nod. The patriarch
of the flock, taking it for challenge,
drew back and knocked him sprawling
upon the deck. Whereupon Boggs, more
pugnacious than wise, seized the. old fcl-
low by the wool and chucked him over
beard. But he got more than he bar
gained for by this counter movement, for
the whole flock, feeling bound in all cases
to follow their leader, popped over after-
him: and Boggs, being several miles from
land, was obliged to heave to, and with
much difficulty recovered them again.
He concluded that he had the worst of
the battle at both ends.-Kenne6ec me. J
Journal. s. ~. .- -.s.r. ',,-.. :.
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HETROPOLsTAv
HAT. CAP. AND FUR ESTABLI>HMENT,

Peuna ausnue, north side, uear 1871 street,
WASHINGTON CITY.
TVANS has now on hand ore Of the best Sc
T. leGted assortment of HATS. CAPS, FURS
GLOVES, and BONNETS, for Gentlemen. La
dies, Youths, and Children ever offered for
sale in this city. Also, CANES UMDREL-
LAS, &c.
His stock is all new, and he has determin ed
to reduce his prices Those now in want of
any article in his store can economize bv call
iny on EVANS.
marc neor 13sh street.
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4. Cooley & CO.,
MFRGHANT TAaEORS,

sth street, three doors north of Penn. arenHe.
NTOULD respectfully invite the public to
w call and examine their stock of CLOTH
CASSIMERES. and VESTINGS. feeling con-
fident that they able to render satisfac
ton, in quality of cloth, style of garment, and
last, though not least, in the price to be paid
may 2-2w
n B-Two coat hands wanted None but
the best need apply
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AVENUE HOUSE.
G. w. FRENCH 81 CO..

Late of French's Hotel, Norfolk, Va.)
TNHIS HOTEL, finished at great expense
l. is furnished throughout in the latest and
best style. The rooms ere large and airy.
and every attention will be paid to the COM
fort of their guests. Families wishing board
can he accommodated at reasonable rates.
- The charge for day boarders will be
Four dollars per week.
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E. C. CARRINGTON.
ry and COunseiler.at-Law,

At0fncy and COunseIler-at-Law
DRACTICES in all the Courts of the Dis
L trict. and attends to the prosecution of
Claims before Congress and the Executive De-
partments.
s=g Office, east wing of the City Hail.
feb II
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LOUIS NAPOLEON.-The Paris CORES
pondent of the New York Commercial,
writes of the French Emperor thus =
''Louis Napoleon looks sick, exhausted
and unhappy"
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That, which some people pride them
selves in, often becomes the cause of their
undoing; and what they very much dis
like, becomes the only thing that saves
them.