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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRKSIDENT.-BY AND
ADVICE CONSENT SENATE Will
liam r. emith. Collector Of the Customs ct Galveston
In Texas, John b. Ashe whose commission
voked Frederick L. Hsnop, Appraiser Of Merchandise
Ut Philadelphia vice John Withsrs removed. Super
wiring inspectors Of Steam ooat-James Murray OF Bal
tmore Nd Woe John Murray whose commission vas re
voked; Alfred Guthrie Of Chicago Illinois vice George
w Dole declined; Wilisn A. Bird Of Black Rock New
York vice Hiram barton, declined Charles W. Copeland
Of New York vice Robert L. Stevens declined.
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In this city by the Rev. Henry Chase, Lieut. Henry
Dussrnusr to ELI1ABsTH IT, second daughter Of 4. II.
Weed Esq formerly Of New Canaan, Conn.
On New Years day Mr.. WILLIAM Nc BRYDK, Of this
city TO CLAasA HoRrENsE daughter Of the late Count
Globensh officer In Nspoleons Body Guard. We
gratulate Mr.. MOB On his good fortune.
At Hastings. upon the Hudson, December 81, by the
Rev. George HIATT Mr. JOHN A. HAITI, Of New York, son
Of the ofcispg clergyman, to Miss EMMA II. WrcKorr,
Of the former place.
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EDcARrowS Dec ..
siso with ll0O bb sp oil Reports Jay Gallipsgos
g S.lSy % p HHts1 c
= ssss .s5p snsessis e dob. ssHs p frspsIs i
Ssps ~ w. sp lexington Bunker DO Seo And other
ns; s: s.s ssre'E. s s,s .s
some sthefs bound E., Also sshr Albany Packet:
s s,sa a sss s so9! M is
Bs;.en Es.a Allen d. Gertrude Horton psna,sssn do
Arrived Steamship State Gsorsis BENNETT say.nnsh
Hssss%ss Noble; .shr Lille s.usdsT: oss.on. whining
xnsvs Phaa sa1sa b.
Miscellanso~ss
SUE S n Cap. Z
fell in with the schooner Judge fancy to ssvan
% & % o. s sSs r. 81
vessel to leak fast that when on the Mays Head she be
d e.
y b N. crew Of the schooner Fanny and SAVED nothing
Cape Hater exchanged signals with steamer James Ad
ger.
sp JosErHrs Paine from Cadz Oct ~ Of and for B.,
ton, 81 the sw Pass below Norsans 9Th inst in dis
ing seen run into y ssoshsr shs vhss
ssrs roll ssssssss "a he; 81. ~ 3
BARK CuBA (of NYorh) Sherwood was tie night
Point Lemsn. about three miles from Nav
Bay The vessel 10 total less sbe oRcers and wore
no cargo on board She WAS probably bound homs.
BARK FoREsr PRINoa-Most Of cotton been ais.
charged Thursday from this vessel, ashore side Of
Nan tueket
BARK AvcLA-Cspt Ellsry Manchester who eontrs oted
r fo0 to raise the bark OLA sunk below
succeeded (says the Nav Bedford standard bringing
ins the ifsnd By r gipg her between four vesses
large canvas Bag adapted 10 the PURPOSE has boon placed
her bottom In order that she Be pumped out
% 10 act Ter over the bar She will then on the ma
rine rsilr ny Tor repsbs1
BRe JsApxLLA cbss for NYort before report ID
sshere At tuckst Wa, dscharsng sofa and would gro
Dc 81 .hohor "a tie int day Tuesday and ruesdA
night, DUN ->vy blow but beeom pg leaky put
ashore Hor doeh load thrown ovsrnoard whcn will
be saved line sent from the vessel TO which the
people on the Island attached large lie preserver AID
the drawn throurh the surf distance Of go
yarts. ehe wss laden with 10000 feet Of lumber.
BIZ Bare CLARA from sydney Ns, for NVork, put Into
Boston 3st In sAls Nth throw part Of carxo
COAL lost boaN and galley, and had bulwarks stove.
BRIe HHLvErLvN, ~ Boston, from wilmington NO. Via
rYorh on ths passase iest part Of deck fosd Of navi
BRIe cABLASs efAsa from Boston. ~ wiImips.on NC,
2Sth had tesvJ veaAher sprung oreDas split sails no.
Scr Hoxo, ~ Boston, from GoaAvss haa very heavy
weather; lost deck load Of wood.
aOtics to Mariners.
The outer buoy Ship Bar below Charleston. allied
with water and nesry supk Dec ".
Whaisius1.
See ctrr,s,arse7,e.
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SAVANNAH : Stsamship ForidA-L Moore, III
Eths!ine,cn. John sstterlsy Charles wil.sp q.
lady. Francis Hsbtr. W Fraley, Charles Davis, n
James Christie. James GLASGOW, Mise Dodge Mrs y
M. wansm s 'snt. Mtss Ie~ghins M5s Lovers
Lent, M, iames, Msa DemieA Mrs CspAiov.
f'snsl1v y tl..t. 80 - Va, "a 4. f...a
Hiss a,np .reys. A " 0sbu6sAa - "a IA, sssssass.
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CeIegraphIc Marine Report


ssled2Sth brig Harp, Boston. win the cargo Of brig
Fkiins.
We have no disasters to report.
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Pi"A " sosuNSJ c'SAAhS PSitoimuAOVo 10 hhuh6
favor in Boston
Some fault is found with those persons who have
control Of the matter, because OF the high figure
"a ,000) at which shares in the new theatre and
opera house have been put II ia thought that the
effect will be to place the whole concern under the
control Of . few men whe can afford to snk fs
thousands each, without much regard to the cha
racter Of the dividend that may be realized but who
viii think Themselves well paid for their investments
in other ways. This view is not altogether without
plausibility but, on the other hand, it ia undeDi-
able that the plan adopted has certain advantages
that could not be expected to follow from differ
ent course such as placing the sh ares at $50 800
each. The work Ia a public one in its nature,
though individual interests concerned to some
extent; and, considered In its public light, the plan
adopted seems TO be the best that could be found.
remarkable instance Of the success Of q book Is
afforded by the sale, in course Of the last three
four months, of upwards of thousand copies of
the Life of the Rev Hosea Ballou, written b. his
son. Matu1n B.IloG Esq Mr. Bsllou was one Of
ter days he the father OF tn Universast Church
Perhaps no divine ever exercised greater influence
IN New England of late years or used his influence
better. A call has been made for . new edition Of
his life, which will not improbably reash to az large
q number of copies Is its predecessors
To Day, Mr.. Charles Hale's weekly mag azne,
has been discontinued, the editor having taken
place on bis fathers Journal, that very lively and
to be hoped, his talents viii fnd full for dis
play Il is said that he is to have something to do
with PutDam's Monthly, perhaps the railway or
fast department, which would seem to be his by
right of descent. Boston is no place for reviews
and magazines. The North american lives, and
presume is profitable, but it il the conservative
organ, and s supported by the relics Of the antedi
Iusisn world, principally Brownson's Quarterly
5rsws its support from the Catholics Of the whole
country and is. like most religious periodicals., m
exception 20 all rules All attempts Of late years TO
es,sbish sny biog beyond newspapers here have
proved the most nsnal Of all failures The atmos
pierre of Boston is decidedly unfavorable to the
growth Of periodicals.
new volume Of Theodore PArker's Diaotwsss
he's been published. Whatever may be thought Of
he matter Of this volume it has the merit Of being
IIgsio,7 reading, and does not cot asleep, like
most published sermons.
Judge Curtis's decision against the Maine law Is
q blow that suoh unwiss legislation much needed.
It viii help toward the repeal OF the law in this
State. All parties here are heartily sick Of he
thing, and Il would not surprise TO see the wish
Of repeal accomplished In . way that would not
have been safely predicted six weeks ago The law
Is daily violated with mpunity, IA places where il
rEs entered previous % late State eltC the
- u1f - ifs' cenfs. istr a. ~ v - ! ron
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OFFICIAL.


TssAsupv DKFAnTsrsr Feb. 10, 1859.
fifteenth Of Congress entitled "An act TO
IAN for the better security Of the lives OF
propelled in whole by steam
approved Goth August 1884, provides
That plates be distinctly and permanently
stamped Treasury shall
such place places that shall
plates worked into boilers with the
quality OF the and whether
hammered place where the manufactured
In the authority vested in this department by the
above section OF raid notice Hereby thu msnuac
OF boiler iron ht in future all iron to he used for boilers In
vessels be clearly and distinctly stamped not e than
three places each sheet pate follows yz two diagonal
OF about four inches from the edges and also
middle of each Of tho
ufscurer Of the place where Manufactured esn
the Of the city, county and also
State.
option parties add the Of the works.
II the plates formed from charcoal iron which has not been
hammered before being roed be also stamped eonnsron
with the above with letter G.
which rolled
/ 8 o e stamped with letters g. H.
II puddled iron, II be stamped with the p.
In addition the above, the different qualities Of the
d. &C. will be designated upon the plates numerals viz
No. 9, No. ?, &c. THOMAS CoRwIN,
Feb l9-6h Secretary Of the Treasury.
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MIR. Thackeray's Lectures.

The fourth Of these admirable lectures is gwen TINS
svenng--the subject being Pfor. cay ana rope
The lecture OF Wednesday last on Steele and the Times
OF Queen Anne" was generally regarded. we think.
the most attractive il the finest OF the series. thus
far II was fresh graphic lie-liks sketch Of the So
cal pecuariiies Of the OF English history 10 which
it referred with enough OF curious research to give il
novelty, enough Of analysis and reflection 10 make ii
instructive, aud with abundance OF genial wit and
mony harshness. We have seldom, il ever seen so
critical an auditory listen 10 public discourse with an
interest unaaggng and constantly gralifed Mr..
Thsckerays lectures have become much the fashion
in city hat there is doubt OF full audiences to the
end OF his course.
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attention OF this
letter addressed BY agents asninson
distributed believed be
claims Tor revolutionary pensions when II Is deemed 20
as
has become the subject Of and
annoying and inquiry those whom has been
this stated that the The
being gopsa claim agent and IN another place, thai
voaeAed for al le depar again
requests TO h reltaey and ou
Qualifications address the Pension once To me many ap
such special answer mas been
gwen, proper give general notice that no ass maze oes
t office tsttaosals u character o. Yua
6aons M aet testinsona BE- given Claim agents
choice, reference 10 TINS once OF CON
,ling and they must upon individual merits aud
public support The Pension once ough not 70
partial endorsing Of tom nor VIII
IL do
which is thought mus omea
poce upon published by the United
Executive Document No 81 52 Con
Pension Once, IN compliance
Senate, all suspended and rejected pension
the suspension OF rgso"
doubtless the hands OF many agents bu
authorize has this Office aahorts the Prstsno" tat
tAe the Pension %
a. Ia5gs j.. Il. HEATH
Feb 6-d2w Commissioner OF PENSIONS
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Col w, @. and John 3 Preston, McDutie. Van Buren,,
Judge Burnett Mr. Longworh and others OF our
spouous Here have made busts OF the Grand Ouch
es Princess Demdon and others. Prince Demi do by the
has statues, the Greek Slave and the Fisher Boy
done by There Two Of the Greek Slave and one
siane OF my Fisher Boy IN England, and there are many
IDEAL busts OF mine, here
hope you viii unde rsand rightly In all that have
said above do no complain Of any thing, for know now
the world goes as the saying is and 70 lake Il calmly
and patiently, holding my net like fisherman 10 each
salmon sbad, piehads they msy come II sai9ion
why then salmon; ii shad why then shaa are
good but II pilchads why then we ed'. eat mem anu
bless God that we have a dinner at all
..rs TIA Sincerely, your tiend : no,yrpe
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supreme Court Of the United states.
FRIDAY, February Is, 1858.

No. ii. Elisha Bloomer, appellant. u.s. John MoQuewan
e. al The argument of this concluded by Mi
Keller for the appellant
No H. j. B. Dooe's lessee Ct al, plaintiffs, Us Lew
BRYAN al al This cause argued by Mr.. Stanbury
for The plainf. aud submitted printed argument by
Mr. Corwin for the defendants.
No 10 James M. Cunan, plaintiff IN error, Us tht
State of Arkansas al al This cause was argued BY Mr.
Lawrence for the plaintiff in error, and submitted on
printed argument by Mr.. Pike for the plaintiff in error
and by Mr. Sebastian for the defendants
No a. Samuel Veazie At a., plaintiffs in error Us
Wyman b. s. Moor. The argument OF this cause wa
commenced by Mr. Paine for the plaintiffs IN error
Adjourned until Monday at IL O'Clock. a. m
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nHE DIFFICULTY OBvIATED.-Purcbs.ers Of linen
goods dcuty OF obtaining anen good.
from stock Now store
nsw importation
70 pieces linen sheetines all widths and prices
pllowcase linens, assorted qualities and widths
100 do table diapers and damasks, from medium extra
fine, ali Of stylish aud modern patterns
Towengs OF all the leading and sterling styles,
fusion
large lot Of chcnp and good table napkins
100 comprising all numbers, from stout and
heavy o crf fine, all Of the best makes
40 pieces fine brdseye diapers
warranted 10 NIL linen. We de-
vol, parcuIar linen branch trade.
700 plain white cambrcs, from medium TO extra fine
Included lot choice assortment, Of jacone cam.
brcs.
loe pieces plaid csmbrics, all patterns hae quality
With ma 9th and desirable goods in our line.
We amounts OF all bills due u.s.
Terms all unless arranged 10 the contrary
Goods Articles low prices and fair dealing may be relied on In all
cases.
PERRY BROTHER,
FeblT-eosuf Opposite Centre Market
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NAaO.-ro Housskeepers and others-We would respect
- @ eau tns attention o. hou-ekeepe and other persons who
ru'eht of hs stock OF wood
ana coal wncs was selected with sdvan
aeeous cueummness we think
ting that wood and
found in the city, and quite large and wish no
dispose OF a. soon possible,
business viii offer r..b
large quantities OF
had better call before e,.s
o ed aorour.
ps calling practicable. - 's'
JAMES w. BARKER co
Feb lo-oawlms Corner Of ~ ard @ sres,s
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The respectfully informs his
be made in the classes OF his
SCHOOL by the adjournment Congress-
pupils The charge comprehensive Of whole
English French Latin Natural scsnce and
Mathematics. Of hn odred dollars per academic
year
Irpr.rA Avsru., near city Hall, February ., 1889
r. w. CUsHMAN.
Feb o--tfme
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THE reception has commenced and will be continued du
ring this week.
Dpostors requested forward without delay, is
Of goods should be completed
q possible.
hall except business, until the
opening day.
spurious sale. public Is warned
financial Mr. w H.
Ward Brown, Hotel Buildings OF the collector, Mr. Michael
Feb l5-5nf
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NOTICE hereby given books for receiving subscriptions TO
the Bnp.rs Ferry Railroad
exceeding $1,000 shares OF sio each
be opened city Of Washington, d. o. on the l4 day OF
March, 1853
Rigs under the direction Of
VIM w. Corcoan, Elisha Riggs j, VIM D. Nui bernard booe
and Anthony HYDE or any two OF hem. - :.
the M,voys OF John w, Maury,
Charlie. Calvert and Geo Parker, OF
them. -
JOHN w. BRENT,
GEORGE VI. SMOOT,
ROBERT JAMESON,
LEWIS MCKENZIE,
WMiLLIAM l.. POWELL,
O. r. LEE,
r. JOHNSTON
L. Nj. MCCORMICK,
Feb A-~od Commissioners
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tn, Post Office Dedication al Mobile,

Nrw onLEANs Feb. l6-Consderable excitement exists
al Mobile in consequences Of the deiscaon Of $50 900
the post office accounts. The of the defauler was
not certainly known in Mobile. tSince ssccrtained to
ha We been the postmas
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DIED,

On the morning Of 18Th Instant BRIDGET RUTHERDALE,
aged u years. co1sod of JoHs b. RurnERpALE
friends sequantances OF the family are respectfully IN
yi,ed 10 attend sunday afternoon o'clock from
her late First Pennsylvania
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Nomination for Chief Justice.

TRENTON IN. J.,) Feb H-Ex-Governor vroom ha
been nominated by the governor for chief justice of thu
supreme court, which nomination the will undoub,
eddy confirm.
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ID II. HOOE ~ CO., wholesale and Retail Dealers Ia
Competing, oil cloths msttng curtain materials,
shseng and furnishing goods generally
svsnus Between 7h aud 9th streets Washington
DC.
Aug 9o-u
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Law school OF Cumberland University. mt Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caruhers, late of the circuit
judges of Tennessee.
Of the judges of the court
of Tennessee.
Bnfed L. Ridley of the chancellors of the State
Judges Cauhes Green devote their whole time exclusively
school.
inrueon Daily examinations Of each class on the
daily in the progress Of the examinations.
Weekly law and equity, which stu
Of facts by the prots
through all the IN actual
The framed require them
all OF Documents be read evi
taken by appeal 10
supreme which held monthly the and IN
public end The students act as
Jurors Judges chanceos and in other official
paciies connected with their suits
the third Monday
ember February The second
succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July.
Expenses $780, contingent
10 boarding $50 their books,
which can be hadi in Lebanon bookstores.
complete the uness the
study required for ad
mission Students enter xt
any during the collegiate year.
Number of the last collegiate year eighty
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll--eoly President Board OF trustees
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drriual of the Ohio.-More Gold, &c.

New YORK. Feb ls-The steamer Ohio arrived here to-
dsy from Aspnwall She brings 800 passengers the Cal
ifornia mails, and 81 ,7li, 1913 worth Of gold dust.
The Ohio put into Kingston the 9Th for coal and hav-
ing departed agais was, owing to low water unable to
proceed She discharged 40 tons Of the coal and sailed
again the llth.
She brings later California news than that already
eeived by previous arrivals.
passenger named Burrows resident of Pisburg Penn
ylyania died on voyage and buried Kingston.
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steamship Crescent Ciiy aground.

NEw ORLEANS, Feb. 1.-The steamship Crescent City,
which left Saturday for New York via Havans is
aground on the bar al the Southwest Pass.
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JuosIn publishing following not be inap-
popate do injustice 70 ine character
individual unin.enuonay viii always sses pleasure 70
recy for have disposition 10 nare any one In
The hurry sometimes in the case referred
that paragraphs may be copied from other pape
containing erroneous in all such shah in
yaraby those concerned ample ues when we are appled
that have indicted injury
BALTIMORE, February. 7, 1855
GtsrLsaas Ia Ihas'dsys oPP che 50 Instant on the
published notice rejecting seriously Mr. Frederick Dawson
and charging nun substantially a WI" an attempt TO asaud ms STATE
We desire as The counsel OF Mr. Dawsoh 10 whether that
publication act made al the instance OF
else and IL so, Of whom.
IL Is proper 10 say article
affecting Mr. Dawson character TO s absolutely false and ealun
We shall expect you to-day
We are, sir. yours respectfully .,.,
J. MASON CAMPBELL.
Publishers OF ,le Clipper, Baltimore.
BALrIaoRr, February 7, 1883
GEsLEags published Clipper Thursday
leans BY our editor ho charge depart
mp item Of news in which gaImoleans Mere inter
history The and could not have intended prejudice The
publication in except our own people
have selected i for our columns. -
Publishers o the Clipper.
To REvEnpy JomSsos and J. MASON CAMPBELL, esqa
From the Baltimore American.
-. -, -.
TO the Edhors o. He -ameT'oan' .a.
rsrLraEs: You respectfully requested
10 publish the article
which Il refers sufficiently explained by the
itself obge gentlemen, truy
dent sevan, r,cn,v y ,,yso,
BALTIMORE February Ia, 1853.
,,, h,ys ,ho article hone win see The ius
uca VI puohs"'"s '
BALTIMORE, February 10, 1853.
, -. ;. All, con, ,u.n,ion 10 N, .ncloses a,tic,s
GENT ahs . ~, ues "a ,a,,s '' " 80 $1,000
rom the Aun ,hioh wan, m ,ha
you hhoW he aas ~ 80, hab,is
went unaal you. ~, rnn, ~ .,,cs IN ia e
umny lin , i, d,e no lass n ,o,rse,v.s N ,he ,a,ue
n anrnseni ana winch Ions he Injured by such state
~ ,nd nan feel ohoed Won n Won will s,a,e
men ihnh MYSELF anu smn ,.e, os1u YOU y -
me ciirum i NY, 'iue W. " ""' ~ = wv ~ my ~
10 ma anH WIN, NY eonuue' , ,, ,. ,h.,,.,, a.rxo,
iiehan, se"'s"1"' 'e' AN''' 'N FpEn,K IA VISION
- ..u. ~ - n, ,,.an,D !. -, ass;ana..
non. !udBe nLkSS anu 'AAAo A'oS e'q' s0'
.
Dawson claim against Texas:
has been presented 10 the present from
ne.rs Mathew ca firm in Baltimore PRAYING
bond Of
hsy burnley and Samuel nj. Williams,
a9sn onn % At ZEN her cent annum This The Claim
nnyn ~ me claim and has caused more
, ,s.,mYa than ali III. other debs of TIE
thar Frederick Dawson the original
The whole Of the last
,omced into The senate allowing him SlOO 900 with interest
about $3.50 OOO The
| ana wnns finally lost by a single vote
the
been
nous sum of $3.50 OsO The memorass claim
ve ana for She The entire bond and show clearly and
son 10 They also show that Dawson ls43
An for The benefit of bankrupt law
uaybs ca ar, indi,nuablv ths owners Of I'M
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TTNCLE TOMS CABIN.-A feliko dngueusotype OF Mr..
Stowe, Of Uncle Toms Cabin" exhibition at
Gallery ~ together
with portrait sontag the famous Queen Of Song"
Dec 1--dn
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nm ACRES IN HIGH STATE OF CULTIVATION $50
4UU timothy and blue good set Of each
well fenced and 300 the including 800
acres OF timber adjoining w. and N. w side. two
dwelling Young apple and peach orchard
plenty failing stock inside the Enclosure, and several
springs all Of the best guilty for hemp
and wheat land for red clover
and blue smaller adjoining The above land
county, miles Of Georgetown, and
mites Of the Of Pacific railroad and twenty miles
from he
viii sell great bargain properly, a. shall be
PEELED cell H.
Possession be given any time amer the purchase
john 8. JONES.
81 Washington city, the National Hotel until
LIST OF March amer that tins premises In missouri
Jan lo-2assdhcps
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senentsl

no NIGH Pref HALE gives his lecture and interesting cIper
iments Electro Biology, on this trhuday evening, com
mepcipg . O'Clock.
Admission, Is cents
Feb I7-dH
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A NEW HOUSE FOR RENT AND THE FURNI-
II TURE FOR SALE.-rhe house is situated the Prcs
and Lafayette entirely new having only been
eight with hail. dining and kitchen
hoor pao the second, and six chsmbers on tie
third fourth floors II has fine large pantry, storeoom
bath room, cistern, pump, &C.
all new, and plain and selected only
IL been well kept, and
win about $500 reasonable credit
furniture for approved endorsed notes &c
For further particulars inquire of = -
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
Feb e-eodst Auctioneer.
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.qrripal Of steamer Guy Of Manehssit

ppIApELrurA Feb Is.-The steamship City OF Manches
ter from Liverpool passed the capos of Delaware day
break this morning
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by Il. N. srRATToN. Auctioneer,

CPennsyipania apenus corner Of Ninth street,
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.-os
Monday, February 2st on the premises, O'Clock, m,
sell lot No IA No 65, and improvements fronting
67 about l2 feet Deep TO alley between
north. The Improvements consist OF two
dwelling containing with basement and
tascul ornsmened with fruit and shade
hrubbery all feet Title ndsputabe
Conveysncing at The expense Of the purchaser.
Terms liberal and made known the sale For further norma
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