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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-10
THE LATEST NEWS.
Uoshiarsoa AFa;rs,

WARRINGTON, March The Democratic
S.nsiors caucussed an hour this morning, and
c,eed upon an arrangement for temporarily
sing the vacancies in the standing committees
III view TO thorough reorganization OF
'so committees at the beginning OF the next
ssssion. II is understood, also, that they had
r,dey considerable proposition TO restore
80 r,,le recurring the election of the officers of
.se Senate biennially.
rbe superior officers Of the army present in
Wssbincien, waited upon the Secretary of
Msr IN iui uniform this morning, agreeable to
ease, Secretary Davis received them polite.
~, erd accompanied them TO the Executive
,eneion, and presented them 10 the President.
The officers Of the Navy, in full dress, also
.eIlpd IN, Secretary Dobbin, who, aceompa-
.,,,c. also presented them 10 the President -
Ager an exchange of compliments aud con.
crsta,ations, the officers, joined by the chief
- bureaus Of their department, repaired 10 MIR.
FIiImore's rooms, at NIliard's, aud took u
,..endv leave OF him.
The President has nominated Selsh X. Hob
...e as FIRST Assistant Postmaster General;
Cngr!es Eames, late assistant editor OF the
f-a1pn. as Assistant Secretary of State; and
II. 4. German, late member OF Congress from
Indiana, as Commissioner of the General Land
Office.
The Gardiner case cane up today. but was
ros;poned To Thursday, the counsel for tire
prosecution not being IN attendance.
?. S.-The appointments sent to you are
currently reported, but the announcement is
proaabIy premature. The%0hio delegation in
s.gIupon Manypeuny Tor First Assistant Posi-
master General. The appointment of MIR.
Buchanan as Minister TO England, is also ru-
tpored.
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~ Read uud Profit by ft.-Do Y0n
saheI with any pain? fyou co, Dr. Roses Pain
CaTer II cures Toothache, Sore Throat, Earache Sth
neck OF Pans IN the Face few minutes 1t cures
quickly, Pam IN the Stomach Bowels. Cures Chill
Ualhs Coras and any irritation the feet 1t acts
He charm for Pains in the Side, Limbs Back, and
iof eunatsm from sudden cold, ii magical IL
as ELECTS. In bottles, Il - 25 and 30 cents.
Ih@ best COuGn syrup in the world 49,
VI Roses Celebrated Cough Syrup, gives immediate
Fsaacf 10 the worst Cough, whether Consumptive or
proceeding from cold 1t allays irritation Of th-
Lungs ana iortihes the lem against future attacks
~ 1ot'ies ct o. cent? and ST.. -
foF Bilious habits AMI bad Colds
~ yeo are oiilous, you require purssxtiye medicine
= 2o1 nave bad cold you should Fefnoy II from the
JSsoln II your Liver IS out of order ven EiA have
~ 5eeI variable appetite, and yeou - -take
~ noses Anti Bilious or Railroad Pills snd ~ Evi
Gno Is cents AZ eoAeai V*%
DF. Rsse's Celebrated Cordial LIE
NSlVoas Affections, Heart Disease, &c De HI
- He astonishing happy effect this medicine hss Jon
81. nervous o STEM In aliaying al dstcrbapces ~ ir-
.@14on also Tor curing Pa1pitatlou and Heart III
wen as lhylgoTatlng the constitution egliy, png
ie spiflts and restoring the weak and nervous ON
Ay eAGse, has created great demand for IL fro all
F~sIS ~ TIE country. Scents per bottIe. II
AZ AZ! Tue above valuable medicines with DR. bse's
Iselc1l ADVISER can be had At Eli the Drug ta IN
hlehAsnd ii
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Destructiue Fire-Heary Loss.

New ORLEANS, March S.-A fire broke out
OF the night OF he Cd inst, in the extensive
Alabama cotton press establishment, which
destroyed the building, and from eighteen to
twenty thousand bales OF cotton. The total
loss by this fire is estimated at eight hundred
thousand 10 one million of dollars, which is
mostly covered BY insurance.
The Hume Mutual Company loses $780,
coo; The Sun Mutual $G0O00; the Liverpool
sad Royal Company $9O,GO0i the Tennessee
Mutual $20,O00, and the Merchants Company
$4,000. There are also assurances elsewhere.
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New HamDshlre State Election.

CONCORD, March 8.-The State election to-
day has resulted in the choice of Gov. Martin,
dem.. by the people by four or five thousand
MINORITY.
Three democratic Congressman are elect
cd, defeating Amos Tuck 10 the first district.
There is also large democratic majority in
The House, and the Senate is probably unani
uously democratic,
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!SAiptrrecks and Loss of Life.

BosToN, March 4.-Ihe schooner Splendid
was wrecked on Cohasset Beach, on the 4th
INST Supposed all hands lost, as TWO bodies
came ashore. The schooner Narcissa, of Cold
spring, l.. Island went ashore en- The back OF
Cape Cod, near Highland Light. Two hands
were lost. The vessel will probably be got
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4 } EADX. MADE CLUVAINs.-sPf

EADX- MADE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IA TRADE, le53-The subscriber ia now re-
celving his stock of Spring Goods, to which he re-
specially asks the attention OF the trade From
his long experience and ting efforts in selecting
one ot the most varied stocks offered in Rich
Ioonc, he lie enabled to offer to purchasers some.
thing really nice and well made He asks those
WAC wish 10 purchase, to examine the work cut
aud mt OF his stock and compare with other stocks
lE the city. All he asks is fair trial His assert.
meut will comprise every article In the line OF
[esdy.uace Clothing, and the newest styles out
Call on JAS ID GOODMAN
no 1874 Main street, opposite Eagle square.
nh ~
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Semi Centennial Celebrntiou

CINCINNATI. March 7.-The fitieth ami.
versaty OF The introduction of Methodism into
his ci'y.was celebrated in Wesley Chapel this
afternoon and evening. A committee of TWEEN
y Iaymen and len ministers superintended the
exetclses, which consisted principally of ad
dresses from distinguished laymen. Many of
The pioneers Vi Methodism in the Western
cCuauy were present.
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DUsITIVELY ONLY TWO DAYS

Dos tTIVELY ONLY TWO DAYS
LONGER ALI in want of Dry hoods shou Id
give LEVY call, either to day or tomorrow, az
he viii positively close his store on Friday afler-
noon. Inc foods IN store will be sold with out re.
garc to cost. Many seasoneble articles can be had
at extremely low prices. Lawns at pence; Calico
at .; Black silk Lace Wells at 5 and higher; Col.
lars al ct; Worked Lace Sleeves at 50; Chemsetts
at o. A large assortment OF Canbiic and SWISS
Muslin TRIMMINGS ct much below cost; Blk Silks
Kk six Lsces; Musins OF all stylea; Corded Skirts
Dlmlty, &c DC ABRAHAM LEVY, JE,
mn 10 POI Broad street
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WassacAusetts Constitutional Conpention,

-f-+a*It4tWStttS LuHStIfNIteHHt <0NrGIILON.
BosToN, March 7-ihe election for dele
gates TO the Constitutional Convention took
.,ace to day According TO the returns thus
Tar rseeiVed,it is thought the coaijionists have
carl=d the Convention. Tie wing ticket was
elected IN Boston by IA small majority.
Returns from over 100 towns snow the cleo
riJ1 Of IS Wings III Coaiiii0uists, with the
s,rongholds OF the Wings nearly all in. There
5 10 d0u5, OF the Convention being Anti Wing.
Boston elects II Wings; Cambridge and Rox-
bury each 6 " higs. Wilson, Gfis void Banks,
Boutwell,, HaIleit, Hobert ana Keys ure all
elected. Charles Sumner is elected from
Me-saGeld. Rodney French, Free Soiler, was
chosen Mayor of New Bedford.
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I0sportzat from CdpeeoT@.-Gneat Fight be-
iireea tie ERgiiSh dsd Mattress.


PROVIDENCE, March Sth.-The barque Cor
salr arrived to-day from Mozambique, bringing
Cape;own PAL ers 10 January 4lh.
he Mail Of the 4th contains an account, Of
severe fight, in which 5000 Basutors EARNED
aorsemenJ were routed by about 1900 British
troops. The Chief. Norpesh, had agreed 10
deliver l0,G COO head of cattle and 1000 horses as
Z fine Tor depIedalions he had commited. He
failed to comply with the engagement, and the
Go,ernor advanced into his territory to seize
the cattle. The Basutors defended their pro-
perry, and sllhough the British at one time
captured 10000 head, they were compelled to
,1aud en- all but GG00- The Basu,ors, however.
were overthrow, and the next day their chief
sued iog PEACE. The conflict lasted from
morning 20 8o'clock in the evening. The loss
&: the British was IS killed and Is wounded
TDe loss on the other side was much greater.
The New York ship Fl,i ing Cloud, from
Canton. spoke on the 18th ofJanuary the schr.
Ceres, four days foHl Port Natal, for Cape
Town, who reported the kaffir war as iermina-
Jed
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Later from .Negic0,

New ORLEANS, March 6.-By an arrival
hsre We have edvices from Iampico TO the Doth
uit Tie city has declared IN favor Of the re-
tarn Of SanIa Anna. The military strongly
oppose The restoration Of the old tariff and
threaten 10 resist il by force Of arms.
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AUCLTs
AKGE FRAMED BUILDING. TIM.
II Der, FRAMES, BRICKS, DC, Ar AUCTION.
VIII be sold on Friday Morning next, the lth
inst. at IL O'CLOCK, upon the premises that large
framed building in the town of Sidney, Just bevo9d
the corporation line, built by mir E + rettieDlas.
The quantity of timber in this building is irnmsnse.
and is in good state OF preservation. Alter N ,
sale OF the building, will be sold lot OF timber,
consisting of W hile Pine Boards, inch Hard Pine
some Of it dressed; 2 and inch Joist and lot OF
Psnnel Doors, Sash, &C. made in good style OF the
best materials.
Alss, about 5000 old Bricks
The House will be sold to be removed within 60
days from the sale
TERMs-SQms under $50. cash; that amount
and over, four months credit for approved negoiia
bic paper, with interest added
mhe JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auct
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LANDER C'S OFFICE,
IAth Street. under Exchange Hotel

Drawn Nos Delaware, Extra 81, March s:
"a 10 % II a ~ 40 Z Al IS a. 81 So So
Whole TO IL 81, q prize of $40; Quarter 65
II, do 80 So 64-aI sold By LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos Delaware, Glass SIS, March 6:
s 50 "A 81 "a 6s % 10 60 IS.
TS Day.-The Delaware State Lottery, Glass
No 81. capitals: s23 900, 7oG0, 1000, 2l45, 2Uo0,
OF 1000, &c. rs Nos, l2 drawn. Tickets S..
NH
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JOB PRINTING.

ISFA'TCH OFFICE,
Governor street. = doors from Main,
RICHMOND Va.
Pamphlets, business Cards,
Circulars, Tickets,
Landbills, Psanks, &c. &c.
Labels, OF every dcscIip!ion,
Frnted Al thost notice and upgn reasonable terms
t-8 UrQers Tor al kinds If Printing will be re
c'4vya ard executed IL the handgomest style.
. II
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EsT Cherry Pecterui.-We have departed
trom our usual Eae in regard to The advertising OF
Medicines, in admitting the notice of the Cherry
Pectorai 20 our columns. 1t is not q patent me.
dicine, bu, one, the contents Of which are well
known to the medical profession, and which has
proved highly beneficial in the case of number of
our aeCuaIntanCes, who were seriously afflicted
with pulmonary complaints. Some of cur most
skiitui and eminent physicians recommend it to
their patients in their regular practice and we feel
that we are conferrlrg favor upon the public by
| making known its vlrtues-LouisuiHe Ch. Adgo.
cate For sale by PURCELL, LADD SEQ
IL II Richmond,
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kbAhLSk AMI CHAMBER EURNl.
L TUHE-Just received in store splendid col
lection o. Parlor ana Chamber Furniture such as
Mahogany WaTdrobes do Spring Seat Sofas, Tete.
a-tetes, Lounges, Otlomans, Spring aud Cane SCAT
Mahogany and Maple Chairs; Marbse and Msho.
gany TGr Washsiands; Ladies Dressing Cabinets:
Bureaus, SideoOards, &c &c Those in want wouid
90 Wen 10 call onc examine our stock, as we will
sell under more favorable terms than any estah-
lshrnent in tie city. ALEX MOTT d co.
mn 10
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6 Citizens aud strangers Visiting
the city, who wish to get their Hair cut in the La
test and most Approved Style, should call at the
Hair Dressing, Shaving. Shampoo.ng and Bathing
Saloon, under the Anne ricsp Hotel.
N. Blot and Cold Shower Baths can be had
daily from halt past & A. NJ. to half past L. NJ d.,
and On saturday to IL P N.
Single Bath 25 cents or FIVE tickets for 81. En-.
trance llth street NH
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THE MARKETS.


SlMoNs' Likenesses OF Ladies are admired for
their rich. delics,e tone and soft ivory tinted back
ground, which az once give them the appearances
OF h'gf y wrought painting, with all the fidelity
OK an afusacai Daguerreotype Those who have
not ssen toe art inss highest perfection are invited
to call and examine specimens
NJ. P. SIMONS,
ia 20 Isl Msin street
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BY Wellington Goddin.

NS 0SE VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
Asa On VALLEY AND MARSHALL STREETS.
FOR SALE, AT AUCTION Will be sold on
Tuesday afternoon, the 18th March, 1853, upon the
premises, commencing at 4 II O'Clock, most valu
able building lot, fronting 100 feet ON the west
line OF Valley street, running bsc about 1870 feet on
the north line Of Marshall street. 1t will be divided
into four lots OF p feet each On Valley street
TERMs :-OGe-ihird cash; balance as s and 6
months, fornegotiabe notes, interest added, ana
title retained nll las: note shall be paid
The neaIness OF this property to the Virginia
Central Railroad Depot, offers peculiar advantages
to persons who may DC disposed to build Lumber.
houses stores, &c.
mia w GODDTN Aunt
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4 khATUHX AND FOETKY OF THE
" OLD AND NEW WORLD al the AFRICAN
CHURCH, Tuesday and Thursday Evenings,
March 9Th and l0th.-ChAS. WHITNEY, recent
iy from professional tour in Europe will repeat
by request, his Lectures and representations of
every phase OF OratoIlcal characteristic Britain
Irisninsn, American, Indian end Hoosier. mingled
with Suaksperean and other Poetic Recitgls See
Circulars.
Admission so cents. Tickets to be had at the
usuaI places, ana az the door nah 4--6t
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SMITHS LOTTERY UFF1Ch,
Wall Street. under the City Hotel,
CHkLKiS OLD STAND.

To.Day.-CsrroH County, Glass l2 -Cepials:
$50 UL0 10 600, 5000, of 1900, of 1909 OF lG00
5 of $40, &c. IS numbers IL drawn. Tickets IS.
Shares in proportion.
Also. patspsco, as. Capitals: s363l, of HOO,
l OF ESQ, Of $50, Of 49, 2l5 Of 40. rs Nos IL
drawn. Tickets Sl-snares in proportion.
ma 10 SMITH
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Ell fURCELL.LADD CO, Richmond.

e To the PubEic.-Your attention is in.
viled to the very beautiful styles of Daguerreotype
whicb AfNNiS d WATSON are daily Issuing from
their gallery, No 353s Main street. Mansion House
Nearly all, among the many who visit our rooms
daily, are heard TO exclsim: they the best I've
ever seen; they are certainly tee most natural
looking eyes ever saw. AS we have Gever re-
sorted numbug, or tried 10 write ourselves into
notice, we ask the pubic to cali and judge for
themselves. You are also notified that our prices
are as low any in this city. Don't forget the
place, Ms 353 Main street, Mansion House.
no 30 MiENIS d. WATSON
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7 ARGE NUMBER or VALUABLE BUILDING
- Lots. just outside of the Corporation.
ON the south side of Main street, for sale
at Aucti0n.-Wlll be- sold on SATURDAY after
noon, the 18th day of March, 1885, upon the pre-.
misses, commencing at Az O'clock $40 feet Of
ground, on the south side of Msin street, between
Beyidere and Madison streets. II will be divided
into lots OF 30 feet each, running back 1853 feet to
an alley. This properly is among the most valua.
bic Of any in that neighborhood, ana is nearer TO
the business parts OF the city than much of the
real estate in the city limits.
Terms: One third cash; balance at six and
twelve months for negouabien interest added,
secured by a trus. deed, or title retained
ma w. G0DDIN, Auct
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kNAlk ON CHURCH HILL.-rre Fair in
Il the Lecture Room OF the Rev Mr.. Cummings
Church will continue this cay and throughout the
week. In compliance with the regues: OF the La.
of his course OF Lectures on Palestine, in the
Church, on "Wednesday ard Thursday evenings,
commencing at 8 O'Clock, for the benefit of The
iunds of the Fair. nh S-3t
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No 2l7 Main street, between 9th and 18th.
fe 10-ImdF

Ia The most cUHq rmed cases of the most dis.
tIesslng diseases, oft times srise from indises
lion. AL Of u.s. more or less are trouolt with
this annoy ing symptom, still il is general thing,
DO not at;eolpt 90 medicste until something Sc.
rious intervenes. We would, az public monitor.
all readers against the sin Of neglect, and
at the same time recommend TO their notice DR.
aoofaads German Bftters, tie original pre-
paration prepared by C NJ Isekaon, No l20 Arch
street, hDadelphis. We have seen cures effected
through lis irfuence.-Scons Weekly.
For sale by
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Chronic RiodmatFsm Twenss Years
standing.

- -, =, oI LUt4a- r ., 1913.
Capt Edward Powers writes:-I hgve for more
than twenty years been severely a7i:otad with
rEeanlatien, first acute, then chronic tried an
other remedies of which could hear. also had
the best medical attendance which could be pro-
cured; all proved unaYaiing. / procured and
used two bottles of Mortimore's Rheumatic Com
pound and Blood Purifier, AID i cured me sound
and well.
10 DFty,rDI
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANsMlTTED ron THE DAILY plspATCH
washingten Items.

Wnshington Items.
WARRINGTON, March 9,-No appointments
were made to-day except that Of Mr.. Wash
ington. The Senate have confirmed the ap.
po'nlmeni of Sidney Webster as private Secre-
tary TO the President.
The Senate will probably adjourn on Satur-
day.
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, March 9.-No sales of Flour.
NEW YORK, March 9.-Flour dull al yester.
days rates.
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gAILLLEAN M0UNTJOY,s MARBLE
w EAEIODL and Grsnita and stnna Yard east

SMJILLLEAN M0UNTJOY,s MARBLE
w FACTORY and Granite and stone Yard, east
corner OF Sth and Main street, Richmond We, is at
all times prepared to furnish Marble Tomb or
Head stones, CT any size pattern; Marble kantei
pieces, Marble work Tor cabinet makers, or any
work Of the kind, OF the best materials and work
manship at the shortest notice, and favorable
terms as any other establishment between Boston
and New Orleans. Having extensive Granite
Quarrics Of easy access from the city, and Of a
quality no: 10 be surpassed even by the fer famed
Quincy Granite, ne also engages TO pu! up Gran
lite Fronts, or any other Kind ofhousewOrk, in tae
most reliable manner, with such dispatch and upon
such terms as cannot fail to please every one
lsF Granite furnished OF specified sizes for
stone cutters, or rough Granite for mason wsrk.
RB-RGvpg recently engaged a very expert
elced Carver and Engrever, LIE 10 prepared to do
sll kinds OF ornamental marble work at the lowest
possible prices. mn 10
Z HAVE just received fac assortment OF Gro
ceries, such as Lard Pickles, Teas OF superior
qualify. Sugars, Cohees, Moiasses, But.sr &c, &c
NH lO-~2l~ SAMUEL K. NUCKoLs.
IL kW SPRING GOODS.-Trimminss,
" Trimmings. Trimmings Tor new Spring
Dress Goads, Gailo0ns Gins, BrHids, Buttons niue
quatare Gisnps Tassels, Cords, FrlHges, Fiounces,
Bands and Velyets-indeed every article which IS
used for trimming dresses. Mantua Makers and
all others wilipease call aud see them as they will
be sod I9w. C., A. GWATkIN,
opposite Exchange Bank,
nh 10 Richmond Va.
TVu COUNTRY NERO HANT s-NEW
4 SPRING STOCK OF EARTREN WARE,
CHlEA AND GLASS, &c.--Ihe subscriber offers
ais large stock upon the most favorable terms to
Country Merchants. ANY who cal upon him will
be salia6sd ihat no greater inducements can posi-
big be offered either North or south. 1t is to the
interest Of every Country Merchant 10 examine his
stock and prices teiore purchasing.
ma 10 No. fI7 West Main Street.
THE sCEsChlRER has received hia Spring
/ stock, In part, with daily ad iaions from the
most approved factories, and otfers 70 ali houge-
keepers and others, in want the most complete and
beautiful assortment oil. Goods in the CrOckery,
Class, China, Looking Glass and Fancy
f4ine, eyer belpre otfeted by hiIn. Call at no III
West Main sfEe4E
ran 20 J, D. 3, EVANS,
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ADJUSTMENTS

PROFESSOR ANDERsoNs
III. IA WELL NIGHTS
evenings OF THURSDAY, FRIDAY and
SATURDAY.
faays Positively the Last Night:
oNc.r,,nr ALSO,
" MIA nav Stat T. at IL o'clock, Noon, a Grand
his Mighty Wonders. Lose not the eight OF
tupity. 'Snt is Inc last oppor-
Az noors open every evening" at half past 7-Wop.
cents. ioet Az years %
NH 10
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THE ATHkNEU4I.
FFHE second regular Lecture of DR.. BArap's
i course, on Europe, will be delivered a, the
Athen elm This Evening, Tuesday the 9Th March
at o'clock and the third Lecture On Friday next
the lth March.
The lecture this evening will be upon the Scan
dinavfan Countries.
Terms Of admission as usual.
COMMITTEE ON THE ATHEN .FUM.
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Es OST VALUAHEE hEAL ESTATE
LIVE AT PRIVATE SALE IL ne subscriber is au-
tnorized to sell those three valuable brick Tene-
ments on the Northwest corner o. Cary and 18th
streets, now occupied BY punctUa. tenants at fair
rents.
Also, vacant Lot now used a. coal yard by
MIR. Samuel P. Halves, fronting "a feet on the
North side OF the Basin bank, ranniaz back 40 ieer
to Cary street
Also, the brick Dwelling On tas South side of
Leigh, between End and Bird streets. a0w occupied
by Mr.. Charles Wood. having looms, besldes
kitchen, &c. Apply to
NH 9-ts w. GoDDIN.
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ALSO,
- An invoice of Pianos, in Rose
E5z5@s ~ Pood and Mahogany Ca, es, 81 and
N oetaVes; all good instruments.
IEaMs.-Sums of 500 and under
cath; all amounts over 500, four months cIedi,
Tor approved negotiable paper Parties buying
out OF the city. good city acceptances.
NH 9-2t WO0LF d CARVALHO. Auc,s