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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-18

ESAMILY Il & II ID " 4 Il 4. - kasme!led
Z sauce and stew Pans. Fish Kettles. Soup Dges-
tiers, Coffee Roasers, Fry Psns, Gridirons, Coffee
Mills, SadiTons, Furnaces, Scales sn6 Weights, pa-
tent Balances, Plate Baskets together with lai &c
variety OF other Cooking Utensils for sale t. mode
rate prices, al l27 rain street.
nh Is BULkI.EY CO.
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EYS superb LIkenesses of Ladies'
SIMONS' Likenesses of Ladies are admired for their
rch delicate tone and soft ivory tinted back ground,
which at give them the appearance of highly
wrought painting, with all the fidelity of artificial
Daguerreotype. Those who have not seen the art in
its ghest perfection are invited to call and exam
inc spe cimeus. M. P SIMONS,
ia Is Isl Main street.
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MINIS Il WATSON

ET@ The most confirmed cases of the most distress
ing diseases oft times arise from Indigestion All OF
us, less troubled with thus annoylL 6
tempt to medicate until something serious intervenes
We would, public monitor warn all cur readers
against the gin of neglect and at the same time re-
commend to their notice DR. Hoofands German Bit
ters, the original preparation prepared by M
Jackson, No l2e Arch street, Philadelphia. We have
seen cures effected through its intluence-l Scotts
Weekly. For sale by
fe "a PURCELL, LADD & co, Richmond,
~ If you Want something Very Nice
i.r Tea, send 70 VIM. FALCORhh'S Bakery, III
Main Street, about o'clock, P NJ and get some
Aes bisca1ts. I'M 1T
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EF To the Pubic. -i"or attention is IL.
vited the very beautiful styles Of Daguerreotype
which MINIS l. WATSON daily issuing from
their Gallery No 50 10 Main street, Mansion House
Nearly ALL aong the many who visit our rooms daily,
are heard TO exelaim: they the best I've ever
SEEM they are certainly the natural looking eyes
| ever saw As have never resorted TO humbug,
or tried TO write ourselves into notice we ask the
public call and Judge tor themselves. You are also
notified that prices low any IN this city
Don't forget the place. No IS IL Main street. Mansion
House
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A'RANCE CHINA DINNER AND TEA
Z SETS.-We nave just opened several patterns
latest style, gold hand and white China Dinner ard
Tea SETS; Hnd have also sample patterns of Dining
Sets, very richly decora!e6, thereby enabling nose
In want to teiect trcm variety OF patterns, with
the advantage CT having the number OF pieces DE-.
siItd and O. having them deco rated in the latest,
designs. EULKLEY g. co.
NH 10 1877 Main street
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pEkEGE DE & We have ,usr
ID opened lot of Berege de LANES, which, we
think, will be found the cheapest GooQs in Rich.
mond C HARTWELL d CO,
NH Is Opposite Swan Tavern.
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Died. at sea board the steamship Tennessee, in the
Pacific ocean, OF yellow fever the 9th of January, while
on voyage from Panama San Francisco, Captain
GEORGE CLINTON WESTCOYT, of the second regi
Of infantry United States army, in the 33d year
his age.
The unex peoed intelligence OF the death of this proms
ns gallant young officer has been received by his rela
and bis friends with undissembled grief
Captain We,cott the nth OF the late Judge
We,tcott, of New Jersey and the brother of Sena
Wes,cott, Florida. His family has always been re
arkabe for energy, bodness and ability. He entered
the army second lieutenant in 1885, and served with
credit in Florida for hree years Subsequently he was
stationed Buffalo, Detroit, Sau Ste. Marie, Toledo
louisville, (Pennsyvana,) and New York, in all Of which
places he has many friends He served in Mexico under
General Scott with his regiment, commanded by the
trepid Riley and the sormng OF Chepuepec he relin-
pushed his post the staff aud volunteered with the for
Torn hope detailed from his regiment His conduct red
merited commentator from his commandes and he was
breveted for his gaantry and subsequently promoted
to full aptaincy In lSsS he accompanied his regimen,
to California under General Riley, and served two
years. and when he died he again his way under
orders join his regiment"
Captain Westcou was accomplished gentleman, a
brave soldier and ardent friend Quick perceive
and fearless execute ho destined to brilliant
career His devotion his profession, his manly Inn
pulses his knowledge of and his high OF honor
made his worthy of imitation and Of all praise
The long list Of his acquaintance will deeply deplore his
antimeiy death.
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CoAsT SURVEY oyrIoE, February ID, 1858.
sra following latitude
Longitude points the United
this once from made BY Assistant George
Davidson.
latitude OF San Diego Point Conception, Point Pnos, San
Ewing Hsbor aad Cape Hancock depend each
series Of observations Those Of the remaining stations
probably the
win the Of Cuyss
bor only approximate.
Longitude from No. 10 IA depend ordinations
Diego Point which
spending observations Greenwich Cambridge,
Mass Phads Longitude sy twenty
The Ewing harbor depends
thar Of Cape Hancock Is examinations.
positions this table be considered
lion truth
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The report Of Israel d. Andrews 10 Secretary Corwin
ON the fisheries the colonies. Canads, the great
lakes rivers and railroads. making volume Of about
900 pages about ready for distribution The immense
amount OF authentic statistical information which il
renders il invaluable book al reference and
reflects great credit upon its author From This report
learn that the gross value OF the commerce OF the
lake ports, IN 1851 was 1926 900 licensed Amer
tonnage 2lo.0OO; entered and cleared at all the
other ports sbou, $500 600 TONS Our commerce with
Canada $4,000 000 OF which over two. thirds
were exports The Canada trade for 1852 has fallen of
VI 800 o0o while the lake cossng trade has increased
about twenty i've per cent making gross aggregate
Tor last year OF over $500 900 There will be
completed aggregate lesgth ri 500 miles OF railroad
p 1Ss Wnsd States so.s.n ovs,
progress may be said that nearly every mile OF these
roads will have a favorable effect the business OF
New York. as the great commercial heart OF the confed
eracy
The British colonies have area of 2ls 1899 AIS acres,
and population of 2.o00.o0U; a commerce with all
countries amounting TO S7O.2OooOO, OF which about
100000 is with The United States, and $780, 900 900
with Great Britain. The colonies own and employ ship
ping measuring nearly 100000 TONS Full statistics OF
the fisheries are contained in this report accompanied by
historical view OF the English, French, and American
fisheries, and the regulations by which they are govern
ed Commercial notices with detailed statements OF the
commerce OF all the principal lake and river towns, the
aggregate tonnage of ha lakes and rivers and aggregate
value OF river commerce, are all given places and are
full OF interest most interesting account OF The com
merce OF The Cult OF Mexico an able document on the
cotton crop of the country and commercial state
ments of the business of the most prominent Atlantic
cities, close the document in appropriate manner The
statistics of cotton and manufactures OF cotton,
ticle of commerce. show most wonderful and unpre
cedented adv in the consumption OF that staple since
| 1870, at which time importers. The annual
value of crop may be stated to be 100000 O0o
and this article constitutes fully onehalf OF the value
all our domestic exports to foreign countries Severa
fine maps accompany the report, illustrations
the different sections--the colonies, the lake and ST
Lawrence basn the railways and the Mississippi valley
and the Gulf OF Mexico, Cuba and the isthmus OF TIE
huantspec-all originals. prepared expressly for th,
| work
| Mr. Andrews's report is considered by such members
OF Congress have it the able and complete
document of the kind which ever emanated from III,
! treasury department.
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G. L. Wheeler former editor OF the Crusader and Con-
cord Trkune and recently of the Indicator has Ia
ken "leg -bsil" SO says the Crusader
Thi. IL the same individual who denounced the New
Hampshire senate as rum 0aaie. lie was also one
Of the small great men whom the wings Of New Ham
shire put head OF the Concord Tribune namou'
sheet cmployed u previous to the late election TO manu-
facure retail base bes upon Gen Pierce's personal
character. BY the above II appears that he has tnken
'isg bail for security" BY the way, where's dad Pal
mer r'--Nashsa IN NJ Gaztns
The Tribunes libelous state nenis extensively
circulated in the whig papers OF Maine Massachusetts
Rhode Island and Connecticut just before the presden
ual election 10 the endeavor 10 prove that Gen Pierce
was incorporate. These fellows generally get found GU
in the long rum BoSsn Post.
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BY eREEs q SCOTT, Auoton..r..

VALUABLE FARM AT AUCTToN.-on Monday, the Ss,h in
sell, the premises at "a O'Clock, IN. farm
wasce Kirk resides miles from Washing
ton c. Biadensburs depot In Price Georges
The contains 72k about 10 Of which
6ss timothy meadow the cleared asd high state Of
young thriving orchard
full bearing with abundance OF wood desired can be d.
vided equally sold suit purchasers This
pVopsry hand-omey located, in nae nsshbohood
. commanding prospect and bsndssms visw.
balance in L. q and years the por-
give deferred bearing interest from
deed given, and deed Of taken
- GREEN SCOTT,
Aucuoneer
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The London Times. speaking OF the New York com

non-sehool system. says;
"The public documents which were presen,ed on New
Years day the people OF The State OF New York by
in executive officers worthy OF careful consideration
the part OF Europeans particularly the report OF the
superintendent, Of common schools, from which will
be that nearly one,hird OF all the population of the
State OF New York educated in the district schools
Prom q recent work that has been published about
Frnce, nation of % 900 900 10 furnish only
few scholars for lis various schools than fur
nishsd by this State which has only about 1000 600 Of
people The contrast has consequently been made and
the inference the Americans slow to draw and
therefore they for the fact that has been fonnd
impossible sustain liberal institutions IN France The
Anstcans very prone the belief tina intelligence,
or popular education sure lbersze and enIighen
the minds Of men TO such extent that they will be sat
shed with nothing shor, OF liberal political institutions
Perhaps this may be and yet in France educated
men By the million have hurled their appreciation,
and iher Illuminating alteration even at the feet OF
every successive usuper who has stolen their liberties
and tampled upon their rights >,
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NATIONAL INAUGURATION BALL.

TINE MANAGERS or ThE NATIONAL INAUGURATION
BALL have tbs pleasure announce % me public the. Nall
win be bsld evening March 1885, the Assembly
Rooms jackson Hall Ex nsise arrangement are new Ia progress
render Bali in worthy Of uae suinelt cEsns
who . intended TO honor
Two saloons addition Assembly Rooms will be
thrown open the nrs time ON this occasion
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MospAr. FebrI

vi ifQa MONDAY, February al, 1859
Thos z. WeIch and Joseph Center, esqs OF New
York. admitted attorneys and eouns.ors of this
court
No. "a Samuel Veaze al al plaintiffs in error ". Wv
maa B. s. Moor The srgsment of this cause wa. con
tinued BIZ Mr. Paine for the plaintiffs in eror aud by
Neasss Moor and Kelley for the defendan, in error
Adjourned until to morrow, II o'clock, a m.
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v,nuu,e SEW UAND-BOOK OF wAsHNgTON,
nIusssssd pebble badnG the extension Of III.
C,ssca ssc,eA COLA, Miles Statue Of General
JsrSso &C. TINS very mpison, and ought to b. In
hS hssds a ever stranger visits this city and dssro"s Of
s~nudns public sdihces &c may
ecsssd iehsssnt hees.se OF
hssssvsea Of the public bnd"s'' " oeps
nsae. prsuess he.
N PANORAMIC VIEW OF WASHINGTON,
PaassAais Washington public baidnc, srd ne ~
sAitoesi the wall ~ every nonss
~ eey vssasss Who may sseFe
nG hts nstshbovs correct nos'sn on
wad1upsa end ifs maeni0cssces
10 Instructive picture. contains uas
pieV Miles STATUE Of General Jsct.cn and the Washneson
Asm~xsns For sale y AH
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NEW YORK AVENUE
Tbnrsday
premises O'Clock, handsoms build
situated New York ,hs National obssrvs
ory being lot NO. o containing ~ square feet
having New York 81 feet running back ls feet
$50 GREEN d SCOTT
F,b oo-A Aue,ionssu.
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NEW SPRING GOODs.-we just receiving some new
spring goods which desirsbe and we would
invite ladies' assortment OF The follow
ing, wrs
70 pieces plain wool mous-snes Ia the following oors yin
blue choco mode Lavender, pink
brown all perfect shades and beautiful
quality. =.
Also mous.ene de bsge the best article for
cling purposes introduced and al the
bought them bargain, we shall one
them cheap.
as embroidered -coloed robes, bargain
pieces cambcs from i2X cents to u cents decidedly
assortment have ever had 10 oher
pieces plain white cnmbcs, Swiss musns acone' camenes
and white dotted Swiss
good ladies' and genemens nencamerc hand
We have also Jus, following staple goods, viz
4 Wamsuua coons
l Al James's mills
4 - Howard =, .-..-----,-- - +
piece. real Irish linens assorted
we tbink Of the above goods
District will pleasure in showing them TO any In
we above full assortment 81 bIenebed and
brown linens napkins, oweings, crash, brown Hollands
linens black cloths and general
staple and domestic goods, Of which we VIII on al
Feb 22-eo3uf W. NJ SINISTER Co
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LARGE weekly Journal Of sixteen pages edited By Richard
Willis, which musical and writers
country medium OF uncation with The
pub during 80 page sas WORTH Of the vsU
brilliant and Instructive
of familiar In harnoay which
anybody Of attractive aastcs rea1
nussctsns musical
tory fearless and truthful crcss Of nuses Vsh
performances nssca
novelty and incident both foreign and domestic the whas
forming complsts and valuable record OF musical AT
possible obtain The Of choir and Of ladies Wish
for but who not living music stores are -
pecaly attended to-
Termss One copy s3 copies Isl ave copte 90" and
sending club of hve oS hh trouble
Address Dyer Wns publishers Of ths Muscsi Word asa Tes
237 Broadway, New York
JouRrALThe subscribers also pusaish Ts
Monthly Musics Gazette journal poge each
containing pages (maktns sy sgki DG
variety musical
Monthly designed for sspscs
kpowedSs
simple music whoss pursss rsqsiss
Tsrmss One csnsi three copies, van eopss -;
COPIES e3 and sending club OF twenty gsts
copy for his trouble. Address Drsa Wrlsss
NB.-Clcrrymen will be supplied with the Mustcai WWA asl
Times dollar and with the Monthly hsses osss'
II twenty 6vs cents year. = H.f.-
obtain subscribers for the above named psses
tons. Liberal commission allowed N
Now subscribs the volume sssiss ths
6vut OF January, 1883
Jan l3-d3m ~.
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N NEW YORK, BREMEN AND SOUTH.
8 AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAAERB-
ERl0 The ships comprising n lac The WASHING
TON, capt E. NJ Fitch ERMANN Capt. & Hig

Price Of passage from New York Southampton Bremsa
cabin
lower ~
All through the once.
No bills Of lsding will be signed on the day u sailing
An experienced surgeon Is attached TO each steamer
For freight or passage, apply 10
M0LLEk, SAND, RIERA, - South st., MY.
G. A HElNCKEN L Co, Bremen-
MARTINEAU, CROsKKS, Co Southampton
WILLIAM IsELIk, Haue,
an 25-dly
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ny y. Q. MCGUIRE. A.csso~.er

WELL KEPT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.-On Thursday morning, February s+th, At
10 o,clok Al the residence a. Wsh, l7h
street. shall sell all hts household and
Kitchen effects, consistpg Of
Mahogany spring seat sofs. dvsns
no do French cbsirs,
Marble top sofs table, walnut teapoys
Linen window shades, clock, looking Glssses
Three PITY, ingram, and Venetian carpets, o,lolo'h
Cane md chairs, footstoois, rockers
Mahogany Ideboard, cane-scat arm chars
Extension dining table, hafrsck
Dressing double sud single cottage bsdseads
Best cnhed hair mattresses husk do
nosssrs and pslows, comforts, quilts ...##.
Wsshstands, toilet chamber tables
Stone China and t~sw
sn'e cutlery plated css,ors, spoons, and forks
Hsn and s~isri lamps, Refrigerator
LOOKING stove and fixtures,
otsnsr WIN good assortment, Of requisites Who'll.
months ago = -" ps''''-'" ~" V'' -
Ierms ~ ana pndsr cash a credit Of two and
ow months iot satisfactorily endorsed notes. bearing
P's-rhe house 10 Tor rent Inquire Of the saoion..r
80 J. Q. MCGUIRE,
ss'- Aacuon~~r
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4 Lady with a fresh breast Of milk wtshss silva
Satisfactory references given and required
FOR particulars inquire Of Mrs Bresnvhorn corner OF
and g
22-d2t
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by T.. q. MCGUIRE. Auctionesr.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT PUBLIC SALE
Friday afternoon, February 2sh At ~ o'cioch on hs
c. D. T. y and @, being subdivision OF
original situated Of l3h
Massachusetts Subdivisions ~ ,, D
and with depth OF s
alley subdivision the corner lot and has sfron
Of io7 10 inches Massachu
rs feet Nassschussus svsnns
with q depth OF I6o feet D-fest slley
located with the Ernds In the
most delightful par, city for private residences.
residue In equal payments nj sr
months. and secured BY deed Of trust
JAs q. MCGUIRE,
y,ho Auctonser
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Tremendous Cole at New Oriean,-Tpo Sieamsn Burst.
New ORLxAs., Fob. 1--we had a Tremendous gale
this morning. The steamer John Swasey. from Bayou
Sara with cargo of 500 bales Of cotton, took fire,
and sti burning She will probably be total loss
Tue steamer ST. Charles lying alongside, also caught fire,
and is sill, burning The Eclipse, which had JUS
arrived great danger, but succeeded in showing out
into the river Several boats injured by the gale
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wAsmsoros NArIosAL MosuSxxr oyyIon,
February %, 1851
The block OF North Csrolina National
Monument will be presented Board Of Managers
IL o'clock, m Al monument Place.
The public respectfully invited to attend.
GEO. wATTERsToN,
Secretary.
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Avsry's Sewing Machines-Prtcs only osS i-Psasntsd
THIS acknowledge by used sspe
simplicity .. Ss and sss s
eh.apns:s Il weigh. about Is %. ana ec: o.,y ea e -
p " Ven linen. s snS s. 20 - . I s.
% "a , % whou u" snv 49,, - ~ sss .,
os ss an, and can % II. ~oi
ns.p..a.n, even o,ssl .l:es
sS s s os md ann; ~
peculiarly adapted family and .,s".o" - . y ~, a. -,
The Avery sewing M.chn. Company hsv. perfected
ransem.nu Tor manufacturing tbs largest scs'., ssA wi ssy
eY q M = T
''I Sss s s',.s,'.''
aonI ..sn ss..' : no. ~ .s:,.se.
provided with all the appliances in In houss
.as"s "a y.s. os he ss.s ~
tn. sasw Ho".. s.%or. eo%sa.ss ss ca" ... he
lion; Of N. travelling publ. s'd 80 ms" their p'1o"e:
Wssstre. reofus'y. ieo', - - -
W.ssingsss nranch R.iir.~A--Csa~es - ntass
&Ma
nv Monday, II, passenger and SAD ssi''
Leave washington !, ! and sx, IN, az and $50.
IL n.ss. ss,,mor. at and OK :. M IS and -, pm
s On sss s. r.. a a. .a each way % ). ms. trains
Stopping only 1a', snS and g. s
ao... win train. going -.. n. nd s.%Cs: ". sc g
r.H.PARsoNs.
Ian o0-dH ~ Agent
A Great Ch.rc. to mai. M.~ey-nrer. . 20 go PER
dsyby Including s1es) In either town OF cos"
with the knovisdRs of highly useful discovery Of
mapd which will forward Of mail, enclosing -
John Holt boz 297s New York This rare cbsnce io'
Dents clerks nvnids wishing N make nose -
Immediately lucrative in Of the United sa's' APy
nediatsty.
nOwT FORGET sNIDER. Jr's. ws.s st"rs, ~.
saephia wines and iquoss o. es'
Quy end cheap early delivered q yoo oo"
wsshlssson freight BY "Adsms express" on dropping
note BY nall OF telegraph. Dorr ronssI r,..a.,oau
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shove 81 high rsAs vince NJ shs
vintage $50 imported Direct eis from the hcus. cf Ms.ss
B,s~ssop srins in Msd.'rs
pu, snder Of Mr. Bu'oid and
In Of No 1872 Broadway where they have been
They win Ne cold quantities su snd he
los Front street.
Feb H. I7th0thA 07th
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= - The sesmboet UNION, with An. cor,s.,,.
o0n bic sacons for the accommodation 81 p....ns..
Hours a dspsr'are for this week cave. AI.sssn
dssA II 81, 10Y, 10, ~, az, and O'Clock.
Leaves Washington sss, Lay, ~ End s4 e'eloes.
A-1w JAMES GUY.
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RroAxxrAL HEADQUARTERS OF voIusrEEas, d. c.
Washington, February ls, 1853.
The regiment OF vounsrs having been invited part the
Of the President United st,te
the + Of March, will assemble the gmena parade ground
In front ofths City Hall, that day At 10 O'Clock,
The ocers commanding companies will the
for the occasion.
The oiee commanding arriving from distances
string the procession requested report
mapdns ofhccr the time and place above stated.
BY order of Colonel William Hickey.
Feb 27-dtd JAMES B. TAFT, Adjut.nt.
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Card.
subscriber respectfully informs his fellow that the
msde the classes Of his FAMILY BoARpEo
the adjournment of Congress-
pupils The charge comprehensive OF the whole
studies English French Lain, Natural Science and
Mathematics hundred dollars academic
year.
IspiAs. .v,sus, noar City Hall, February 9, 1853.
X. w. CUsHMAN.
Febe-inm.
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JJOTEL and Boardinx-houss keepers, and all who
ii Judge Of and appreciate good bue have this "a.
direct celebrated diaries In New York
nys hundrrd pounds superior buue which rapidly
selling 70 pound. :,
price, customers can be supplied by
calling early BARNESS Dealer in Flour and Provisions
Eshl6-dlW. corner I.Nh ana Y sNecu.
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So procured the Saloon the evening Of the
ball Stevens Buildings and al the principal hotels
Feb9-lawtMarl,dti
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nOWT FOR0ET = sNuDER. Jv.'s. Wiss ss~rs ~,
s@espha, wbsvs wines and tq1oss
Qush cheap early delivered q ron, row"
wAshlagscr, Of freight by "Adamss srpvsss on aropp
"'"' y ''-' " "'"''p"' sNrpKRp, rhi.a''phn
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washington Assemblies.
THE fourth and assembly be held Jackson Hall
Il Tuesday evening, the 12d inst
Tickets obtained by subscribers Stevens
N Pennsyivania avenue.
and not only prour.
pplynr Of whom be foand
Jackson Hall the day OF the ball
Feb Is-dtd