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"Oh, that man will put an enemy into his mouth
To steaI aWav his brains y,

many county, particularly in the OF the
western and s"ohern rivers lhs character Of their wAe
III the And frequent
ncuAble character the enumeration and
specification Of which would be- MI
Districts specified. When qualified with the
scnsp the ban- nsuazed dsst Dyed Ihs tact has be-
Weft the SthnHpps used
Their
their undenahle and well established purity WHICH be
proved
bottle bearing The above enumerated evidences Of genuneness
propr,e rigid End tenrs
the produce equally
Of the juniper berry HOLLAND gin. 5. IS
public WlGes Aromatic Sctcdam
schuaIs ouly procured and soi'~s stamped
corked md cooed ~rapper with signature
affixed and that tbs retail price has invariably been
dollar for The quart boties.
Unlimited ~ The proprs
,poe and OF all the principal druJgs throughout tho
United states. UDOLPHO WOLFE,
es4@ iup,ster and proprietor,
Dee 6-d3mf Nos 10 and ~ Beaver street, New York
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United states Capitol Extension ana WAsha,sgios
Aqueduct once.


wAsnksIou October 10 is,a
December next for furnishing bricks for the construction Of The
The who. quanly needed will probably forty
should sae the quantity which each bidder viii under
The mus. Be delivered ; ;s pSn Of H. .s :. ma.
aSsn. S s ss BY Congress.
There deposit. Of clay suitable for making brick. along
The clay and brick. before commencing .s n,.nu'.eu,.
ou BE- "d sy ~ b. b. mad. IN
mouds conforming in .ias 10 tbs municipal regulations Of hs city
Every be accompanied BY wnlen signed
bidder bidders will. bid he
sas, into az mo with" e" day, m :0sd and
senesle otnc United ses district judge, United
seron"sn or "Ssiua Know" 10 tho spsasn, Of VA ihs
he 10 T. are Is md :" ass s"os s % m Wish
ingon Aqueduco OPP presence Of
very The failure eoass'as qyssss e.ss.s; b:
TO as night rci.c, The bids.
the supply Of brick. be aay.naseoas
beiowJ
Captain of Eoguesr' IN charge Of wa'hinsoa Aqasdue,
p.nmeni acceptance q the bid offered
invite eonpson every agent viii aer receiving popos,
else .s%ss ne s"a r n sS ~: !,
til. advertisement OF 70 the persons making them
any but he mus, be executed By
n; By % b. ss Il. .". s 3D..
all payments wi be made
To Cap. NJ. G. Muo,, U. s. Engineer.
hereby joiay -svray STATES ana
ssy VIZ within Il. I' u.
tn. Tor the with sd and .scisn, surstes
he terms of the under which /. was made And
ad we guaranty to make good the aasae. Se,sssa ne o Of
the aid an the mex, iow s., bidder.
CD CD.
hereby certify ,hs the best of kuowsdg. and belief
'' oes ansass S Dss are s''' ana 'SF'
NEW n.ckerei, salmon, 80. inspection Of 1854
No amacsre, small, q kl,i., tbrcasfss, m.ekee)
fa asrc. p "s ssl "a,ss very me.
sp'csd racsers cans. b.rmsrieaIly sealed.
sealed and No herring IN boxes. mi. years.
h dry wine superior the celebrated Hook
winesJ
IN .o,s. and for .ss By sHEcKEIL sally,
snceescrs 70 jotn B. Kisssy 4 Co.,
Sep Is-sotif No. s. opposite Centre Market.
NEW York, M.y a. ssss.Tss u,ssrsnsa h. M. DIS,
OF general brokerage business.
Bank mining railroad, government s'ac and city
Pro@ir-oy notes bills exchange. and osn. negou..d
CHAsE', HOTEL, No. ssa Rroadw.y, New York
Of washington
No pain. or expense spared patrons
Portable as at any Other hotel !" the country ,
Sept -du New York, September 5, 1859
ID y. STEERS NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN
r. have received another supy Of elegant sosds for gentle
making stock the present time complete Those
supply themselves win clothing for the present
and approaching should by all goods
before thcy purchase elsewhere.
Mar ia-tm
ii ORE Il GALLAGHER, yrra Founders s~N MANN
vi ciuer- Of Wrought aod Cast Iron Railing Rds~ avenue snd
Broad Pnsdna make TO order iron railing tor cemeteries
public aud private srnunds Ac Ao All kinds OF orns
mel ~ srcsi,ectarsi work
would respectfully invite The attention o. the citizens Of
Washington vicinity railing enclosing the Lafayette
IN this Specimen dswns sent persons DESTROYS Of
mating rsa@etor. h e#t
Oct 7-eo6mcs
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EDWARD X COLLINS h CO.,
No. - Wall street, NJ Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY, h Co,
Liverpool.
r. q. ROBERTS CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
j. MUNROE 4 CO.,
% Rue Note Dame DIES VICTORIES
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Hawe.
will accountable
bullion ewery metals, unIes bills
and the value expressed
Jan5 ....k.E
OR SALEA story brick dwelling house IN GEORGETOWN
Bridge Market and High finished
builfof the beet material with lot attached Of
through the and
i'm stable, carriage house, wood house, &C.
Amy desns pnchass, can examine the premises upon
sppcon George NJ soboron, Of Market and Rdsr
balance in 9, ~ and Is months
Nj. SNYDER,
Exchange Brcksr Buildings Washington. D. @.
0o~-d1
A MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover STREE Boston
Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished
improvements and for the
iop tbs travelling public.
Dec n div yF.sf,as EMs #.s e.f
UNCLE TOMS GAMMA life like daguersotyps a
u Stowe, Uncle IL exhibition
Whiehurst Gallery
with posusit ~ sontss the famous /" Queen OF Song"
pes 1-du Nd#s
ID n. HOO1c Il co.. wholesale Retail Dealers IN
csrpana, door cioshs msttings materials
sAssne. furnishing goods
7h and sth
DC.
Az - <sN nMt
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ii ORE a GALLAGHER yrra Founders and MANN
Wrought Railing Ridge snd
Broad Pnsdna make to order iron railing Tor cemeteries
public aud srnunds Ac Also AL kinds OF orns
men md
would respectfully invite the attention o. the citizens Of
Washington vicinity railing enclosing the Lafayette
square IN Specimen drawings sent TO persons DESTROYS Of
mating ss@ction. ah ee#f
Oct 7-eo6mos
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Bssgsins-Sal and Gst Them.
HAVE in oss nns aad ribaad
cosss1sS ' es aS i;s as tx ts1 ssS,s q
Muslin en,b'd habits and sleeves n
10 20 LOUNGES and Osaas
cslnhris 40 habit. sleeve.
DO do bands and huapcings
,4 Ds Do 30 a ..%',. .s ss. cap.
E'nsd handkerchief. az e~n.s to q
Lace slaOd habits, sleeves, aad collars
DO 40 eolaIs and caps
MOURNING GOODS.
Cbemissts ard sleeves match
BLACK Grape ehemisetls and sleeves. lemb'd)
Age collars, sleeves handksrchis su.
bia iof mourning
NETS, ETC.
Plain and dsared hobinsi for caps and sleeves
Fancy rmo'd NETS do do
and eoored Tarle,oas ma.ns, plain and Dotted
sook uss cardinal aud bishop lawns acss and ag ~ s.ss
lee I-eost Pa ay, between aud nm
BLANK Eps QUILTS, Se.--we have in
ID i,avo pairs Blankets, o. all grades
80 s %as.s IL ss s"s and ns
100 dozen damnsk napkins
400 do towss all grades
70 paiss table damask
With geaura stock OF housciunishins dry goods in
81 y "'N' ~ e' YERBY TEBBs h VERIFY,
octs-H Corner Penn. avenue and 7tn street
,,OUE's Revenue D,xest and Custom mouse Guide /,
containing alphabetical tariff and all the information
sa TO enable Inc merchant o. n any branch Of
eustniu-n business WIN Accuracy ana despaie'i.
ruohshed ahd iof sa'e ~ ,.,,H ,o,,,,,u "a. i
$3.50 toLLINs, bUWNE, . ", N
Ih sue. y secona goo. notu o. PchhryvapIa uvcnue,
80
IS and Infanss Hats Gaps, and Flats. OF
oil coos styles Qualities and pces-a ia'gs and superior
#Hka LANES Fashionable Hut Cap store,
Dec 3-d2wf fepnrylvania avenue, near W street.
II EMS h,.,r,,i.h,uu Ssoods-cUAs n LANE
has no Inc honor Of innrInS hs friends and M
IRONS IN nnd ot nj Iooyress thar M. a,ock aye aud
n embracing ali u,crs usually kept in rs,-
cIas. , y s.,nh ishn.rnt = ' - " : -,
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The new YORK LwerpooA Usnsed stAles mail
Steamers.
The ships comprising this line
fhcnc. SaPe Nyo.
CaPt SousoSA
~rr-.~> These ships having been built by conusc
fk4y services has hee,
taken In their also in their engines
and speed; and their accoamo
comfort
from New York Liverpool In lrs cabin 92o
In Exclusive 500
From Liverpool New York. ESQ and f20
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No berth be secured until paid for.
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IN the petition stsbbps Of Harod, Connecticut,
VI PRAYING 4 granted him
iah March, for the mode ofcorns
M OF said patent which skes
twelfth day Of March, eighteen hundred and my
II ordered thai she said petition once
Mondsy iah Fshusry ~ O'Clock, and
anhAd and show they have,
wh sail peusfon ought b. granted.
opposng the extension required TO file In the Patent
obscsIcua spsetay bsh writing esss TWEEN
o. hsaas Az ss~osy Sled ~ sthsr parry.
taken and Wansmited In
crdsnes With Of the oae, which VIII bs Furnished on
pitcauou. ess4a
Ordered ALSO this notice ~ published Union, Ine
seaeev and Evenns washnscn, CT Pennsyivanian Phil
dssph Pa EvsenG Poet New York Posi- Boston, Nssssch1
se and nqnrs Cincinnati Ohio, week for tree
cesvs weshs previous the hssnh OF February NEXT, the
day II hearing.
= M ~ 1#t CHAs MAeON,
Commissioner u Patents.
sEducss cfhe sbcve Apsvs please copy
PHssrt Omc~ with NJ
Dec l0-lswSw
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NOTrCE Ann HEMOvAu

THE subscriber will his until
the frs ~ November next in order TO the OF
building, occupied viii be
don and has taken the store and house i
from the his business,
OF hc
and In order reduce his
entering his will s*I
r. FARNHAM.
NBA those indebted subscriber enough no
which
lna which al ready 1hcss paid BY n
will very
have business closed by e
make = different arrangement In my business.
July s-dtff sstsL tssts esa R.F.
MARBLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. crks-The snhscriber
NJ bcgs inform his friends and the he hssi
his of marble mane comprising
s Spanish ptinn Italian and black msrb richly
and psnta Of the Tnaity
which he offers for sale low for cash Also
touhs and head stnr. shs eastern marble for Is
ard Platforms marble
soaps'one, cslcired pinues. ~ So per barrel.
hand Connecticut York
Asss and suitable building
nj builders
satisfaction all who favor him win orders
WIN. RUTH EHPoRD,
July &-3n~sm On street, between lssh and 18Th
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IRON BEDsTEADs i--com.ocs, bromley, \ Co, naaa
Of folding plain
ads Of Al kinds iIot.' hospital ptos famy ssvsn ard
IL furniture, beds, hair aud other
These beitesds uhets 0
cxcedng auabs posahe aud sny
be addressed TO
CoMsTocK, BROMLEY, co,
NO. rs Leonard ~, Msw Ysvt.
Agents wanted Tor the u the Descriptive
sent wherever requested.
Nov ii-d3m
Collector. Once, Noveunbsr 2, isss.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS -Nosies b hsS W
~ all who Indebted the coeposaos
co"n Of srs for the year 1889 OF whatever description a mates
will he oNfrce
by advrnissnent sale Of The according .sx
Nov a-s'aw,d r. j. ROCHE, Collector.
oeorgetewn Female seminary, Gesrwstsw~. d. g.
THIS Institution In operation. few pupils
saminedin'o the family rems hr hosvdns pap esN per
e,on % !" .nS s,ysS's ns sd"s
Day pupils from ~ n 80 quarter, In advance.
Catalogues can he had on application 70 tbs prrctps.
49,. WILLIAM ,. CLARK.
Oct 8-dinlrIsn Piscipal
SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE UNION ACADEMY, CORNER or FOURTEENTH
L street snd New York tsA
Bile school, m the and thorough snn thar The
esscs snd higher Mathematics and Also in The modern ah6uHt
eerins md for
fully invited 10 visit tho instnion call the principal soo
Nopopl. win be admitted continued character Known
TO he had o doubtful.
pm hsne.foh advanced he
Circulars be obtained At tn. principal bookstore
s.p,ii-an Pnsspai
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b ssh3set iassses,ons
Rss... ysss ccsse. vintage ,s.s, psl.
o s:s. S.,.y. o.:s.s 's IN: s i:s
rs cs e-sAs,s' e.s PAL. and so'o,.d
sssssss, ~ rcrss p, IN quarter casks, gold
Css,ss. S S Ccsnse choice, Old vswsass, gold
sss csssMsiuh 10 Css~sc, choice vtntsss isa dssn
sssss,an, Co., chasnpasss, vintage Of
quarter Ia bess ssssved
10 - us hs-t brandy in The Ds'sict
WINES.
a. sou.h saAs Mad-irss, in wood and BOTTLES
Os1 lIowson Particular Madeira, n vcnd and boStes
wosdscss an. Sicily DO in quarter casks
"R6osa4t'' and Darandso pert
ausstxr-e Ohneys
10 Queens port
s ss::;s :, =: .As e.
ecaIss shsuy favor
syjsasss nSs ssesnos wins
NJ sSd sweet Mslssa C~,te Msdrirs-.
-'tfe CHAMPAGNE.
G.,,,ss,s "Aochorn and Own Brand" in quartz
y. A. Muunm sii~ry Asat
Hsd.cck CO.. cnsmpssoe, ia quarts and pnf. 'mpsoa by
Hsdssck 1 CO. Ens,er's Co.
superior Champagne, imported ~ Ado'
Moet Chardon'. grand vim Ansss in paS and quarts
10 do o~t De ferdnr, do 10 the nnsss
Chanpagpe Washington
J.A T. Ncaet's imperial schisdnm gin
1nspsss pear, and clover leaf
Osl NJ whtskey. distilled ,saa
Ccaca whssksy, article distilled 1880, twenty
f,sv tssss speaks far tss~if
osuscN sw1 irtsh whskeys pure
INA yespsiea and - Croif run
''fens' ~" -" sa.KELI naitwY, 49,
tV# sNNeN Successors u Iohn D. kibbey h Co
Dec 7-sd No ., opp Centre Market
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VERY recently Henry Jaansy's Boet and
store and Mandatory, the
street. the General Poet Office,
avenue, between Browns Hotel
er has spared pains in MT establishment
business
The subscriber tenders ncknowirdg
his friends
will be pl,a them In bis
have n well French
New fok, casiern and embracing aud
variety which invite Congress
citixens generally. HENRY JANNEY,
Penn. avenue, north side, between Browns Hotel
Dec 4-dw and 7th street, third from the LATER.
ii ATS Hatsi HAt.l OF the latest fashion and
IL approved styles--a full assortment hand
LANES fashionable Hat aud Gap Store,
Dee 3-d2wn Pennsylvania avenue, near ~ street.
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A CCOMMODATIONs Tor Members Of Congress
II other sujourners In the house wi,h
cued BY Hon John tors, while Secretary of State and
recently Henry Newman
procured Washington The locality beautiful, and
senien being sde paved
the ourbuser the door three brick
rriase aud stable Ire
Dec 7-eod2wf INTEL
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~
received smother supy OF elegant goods FIR Esntc
making stock time complete Those
clothing for the
approaching should by all goods
before they purchase elsewhere.
May le--iM
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ROR HlRE-A slave man, il experienced
coachmsn. Applications be made clerk Of Office
4 Dec 6-dIwif
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uANDsOMk private residence on Capitol Ill., with
III the
hu n'ck dwelling house, with side o and fur
which
0 ACCOMMODATING terms by application 10
JAMES T.. MCGUIRE,
DecQ --d6t and Commission Ne chans.
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OUR sALE-Wl be- sold a,pubic auction Thursday,
27lh Decem 1888 10 O'Clock all the
Washington Dressing
all 10 take place on The premises.
Terms the follows Twenty
a when deed delivered balasee
II months, with cent? secured by mortgage The
premises.
Dec
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David CT ham, ~ oranes, uus-
tie OF Thomas Gssham. ......
jasses J. Coeby.
ID. VI. Gordon, trustee ri the chill
dren u Basil Il. Gordon -. !.
John Stewart, Of Richmond. /.
Mise Polly His, Of Richmond. 7.
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NEW York, May ad 1888 The undersigned this
IN opened No William, street, Mercbans
fos OF a general brokerage business.
Bsnk. rar"ad Rtac and city
bought and sold.
Promirsoy notes bills Of exchange. and oan negotiated
May ia-dn EMANUEL ". HART.
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ID j. STE ER's New Goods aud Fashions gem
dement, respectfully invite members Congress,
OF c.otns 10 call at 'h
street, Odd reiowS' Hail. and sock OF
and gsn,emen' furnishing goods generally
all ciOthng
\ ticc and u superior style, moderate prices
OF fine and hand ready made
r. j. STEER, Merchant Tailor,
Dec 4-3iaw2wir No. 4 Warrington Place, Tn street.
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THOMAS ECKHARDr. Confsctomer,
Corner of + and 9th streets, near tho Patent Once
Iso Whoa diploma con,
L exhibition OF Mecianes'
tiod Of vf his
domestic, lor the coming season.
Having in furnishing balls pass
confident
= may favor him with call.
r. Slice reduced price. All orders e above
receive prompt nttsntion.
Also, two furnished rooms for font
Nov a3-eoot
GreaI Match Running Hses, for 5000, over Column
bAa Course, Alexandria CO., Va.
THERE will be race, for $780, the above
one psii~ and
y. Suit enters b. 6. John Graham.
Y. N. Hall entcs O.. Santa Anna.
The thorough Bred and from the best
the country and be expected The
the ofers the following cent
entries 10 mske race)
Purse Of eioo for Wednesday November Ghons mile aid
peat
Purse Of 90oo for Thursday, November 2awo miles
peat
$500 Friday, November repeat
Entries must be made the track by Friday November ieh be
fsre ~ O'Clock.
The having fenced in the trick and made other i'm
place. confidently the public
CYRUS MARTIN,
Nov lo--3tawtisshFeb Proprietor
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rHAsE'. HOTEL, No. s3i Broadway New York
establishment win opened by The undersigned OF the city
of ashingon, hr-tcass hotel 9Th Its
desirable In city, and delightful
pains will be spared render patrons
j. r. CHASE.
Sept 1-du New York September 5, 1859
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DREsERVES Jcilies, aud alarm aIades, comprising
peaches, hines, Taspberries, strawberries,
citron, in half gallon and Jars, domestic.
Lines and pine apple, West India
Canton dry aud preeryed ginger AMI chow chow fresh
Red caan' qunce peach apple and orange raspberry and
strawberry jeles 1nd half PIN domestic
GuAva jelly. in pound and pound boxes.
Bsandy peaches, gallon gallon jars
Iss
Brandy (preserved) spricou and peaches, West India
Half preserved fruits, all kinds for making pies.
Fresh peaches and pine apples, Theoretically sealed
SHEKELL h BAILEY,
aail8tasfs Successors to John b. kibbey Co.,
Dec 9-6nf No. 5, opposite Centre Market
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The French Throne.

The crown jewels have, it appears,
been delivered with the accustomed Ger.
eUiony 10 the Minister Of State by the
Minister Of Finance. They had re-
manned in the Treasury since the night
OF The 2iih Of February, 1913, where
they had been deposited by some faith.
fol servant Of Louis Philippe. II l.
stated that some, which were estimated
ut l5o,O0Of, disappeared during the an
nrehy Of the early part Of the rc,olu.
ton. II has been decided tina, The I'm.
press shall wear a diadem on her en-.
trance 10 the Cathedral, the civil mar.
rage being considered ms raising her 10
the sovereign rank.
Some l'ersohs say that II The Pope
will not come TO Paris 10 crown The
Emperor and his oonsot, they will pro.
coed TO Rome 10 have the ceremony
performed. The Emperor has .aid 10
have declared ~, and the qsidss.ss are
iry ing 10 make out Of The sHprcs,iea
something more than II bears on H. face.
The city Of Psrs has seasd to the
Empress "a diamond necklace u tho
,ui'ie II ODnlSOL Sho. however. il !,
snid. has declined ihs pr,ssni. alviiipg
The iarisias.. 10 lay 90, The money Ia
charity.
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history Il poiiilt \ ~ lertslaiirc bodies,
h-y ds-churcd their duis-. Va then With
judgncui sui f-rcsr which hard lycvct
Va. deceived. Unrdaraird ~ tn Ersccs
u roh.h-d ..eisy. thry ~er- the wy
r-ulicrnun 4 naiurr. and They have al cf
them 10 ihrir impfs upon toe age IN
uiich thry lis 4. sud nov ~hcu one Il
ihem fuii II wears snl honors goes down
10 ss grave 80 Involuntary look aroued
NJ for thu men 81 this age to hll their Pla-
cez. sn1 tco tnrn look In vain Mr. Chit.
tendca was opr q the La, q this class 81
mcn. Il il no, claiming too mich iof him
10 sav. that his ifc has been one Il eci,vi-
" ami nsufuinc-s, aud although the places
81 snch men may be filed IN the cuuDcils
Of the state and u the nation, their loss
i fh In the community 81 Which they
have 50 hong been members, and IN which
thcr many acts Of kindness aud boncvo-
lcnce viii long be remembered. Other
mon may fll inorr brilliant pages in his.
tory, may BY their acts aud deeds become
better known but there are few Of vs. who
may hope TO look forward to u longer or
more well sFen, life, or a more quiet and
pcaocful death than TIM, Of Truman Chit
tcnden, and # when We come To leave this
world, We shall leave behind us as few
enemios, and as many warm aud devoted
friends as he did, We may a, least hope
tina, our lives have no, been useless ones,
or our missions quito uniulhlled.- Bur
lington Free Press.
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ARRIVAL OF TIuE NEW STEAMSHIP
ALPS.


run d1Vs fMfu from Europe.
The Marriage Of Lewis Napeiseai
Imposing Demonstration
NV YoRK, Feb. II.
The Propeller Steamer Alps, Capt.
hickman, arrived at this port ut sis
o'clock. this evening, with London dates
of Feb. LIST, and Liverpool Of the I'd.
The steamship America arrived at
Liverpool on Sunday, Jan. 80.
ESGLAND.--Viscount Melbourne,
Ex-Prcmicr of England, died on the
2Sih. The title becomes extinct.
FRANog.--The civil marriage of the
Emperor Napoleon took place at eight
o'clock on Saturday evening, nj the
Tuilleries, with las the papers express
iD noble simpliciiy--about 800 being
present.
The religious ceremony took place on
the following day at the Notrc Dame,
with great pomp and splendor. Tho
populare turned out en- masse. The
city was decorated with flags, &C., in all
directions. The streets were lined with
the military in great numbers, and the
scene presented a most imposing spec
taclc.
The service was performed by the
Archbishop of Paris, and nm orchestra
OF 300 musicians performed the music.
The fittings up Of the Cathedral for the
occasion were of the most splendid de-
scription. 5000 political prisoners Of
the outbreak OF 1851 were pardoncd on
the day Of the marriage.
1t is said that the Empress refuses to
allow the Senate TO settle any donation
upon her. This, coupled with the pre-
vious refusal TO receive the iewclry from
the Municipal Council, has produced
the most favorable impression in Paris.
The Municipal Council all over
France were voting congratulatory nd-
dresses to the Emperor.
The Asiatic Cholera has broken out
in Paris, and caused considerable unea-
sincss.
French Minister Mt st Pctcrsburph
had presented his credentials to the En-.
peror, and was very cordially received.
AusTRA.--Thc Turks commenced
active operations against Montenegro,
Jan. IL. During the day three villages
were destroyed by fire. Omar Pacha,
with $4,000 troops, was pushing on TO-
wards the Capital.
Austria had despatched Jcllachicb 10
the frontier with 1900 troops.
The Count Sake Lciningen was TO
go on private mission 10 Constantine
pie, which was supposed to relate to
Monienesrin affairs,
The empcror's speech announcing
his marriage, created a prodigious scnsa-
ton in Vienna. II was reported that
French officers had been employed in
surveying and mapping Piedmont and
Lombardy.
The Vienna Lloyds announces the
definite arrangement Of the difference
which have for some time existed be
tween Austria and the United States.