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lfayksfs.

New YoRK Dec 2s.-Cotton Is dull with a downward
tendency Flourthe market unchanged with moderate
demand at previous ratessaes of $50 barrels southern
is hrmer with sales at 50 l23 % rs. Wheat is firm
with upward tendency Cornprices trfe higher,
but the offerings smasales 90 900 bushels western
mixed at 81 ST. OF southern red 81 OF 81 o. Pork
firm, and tending upwards-sales of S2 rs sl2
slA Beef is unchanged, with moderate demand pre-
you rates Lard is dull and declining Whiskey-sales of
Ohio at 80 cents.
BALrrnoHE, Dec 29Floursaes of How ard street this
morning at So u.s. Wheatwhte is held at So 81 OF red
at 81 30 So choice at 81 0 and choice parcels for
lily -four at So 0s So TO- Cornsma sales at 30 cents for
both yellow and white.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY Land nj Trustees Sale
III The trustee, offer public sale Tues
day the 9Th day Of January next O'Clock M at the Court
house
Thomas Cuttings widow DOVER
Colesve Washington city and about
mi from he well
pretty good of cultivation, well wooded and waered and
may be easily improved
Their. pretty good dwelling and all
ousouses pump the excellent stable and
The property sold the nr,mbrance OF The
widows DOVER.
OF purchase cash on the day
from the day
by the bonds e NE bearing Interest
Of sale, approved by the trustee
For further particulars apply to the subscriber, -
vEIRs BOWIE, Trustee,
Dec 2f-dh cp9avtd Rockville, Md,
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ENTERTAINERS AT San Observation-Disclosures arc
hoeray supplied to the citizens of San Francisco They
nave hhe i'aian opera with French tenor and Ha-
vana soprano, at the Metropolitan Theatre MADAME .ra
Bishop on the occasion of her benefit there recently an
Peared as the Back Swan in triHng piece Of tina, name
She bIackened her face with burnt cork dressed like
negress, walked and wrigged like one and sang f 81
the common Ethiopian melodies The opera of Fra Diovo
10 has been produced with Miss Sinclair as zerlns mar,
IN which she is said to have pitiably failed One paper
termed il a musical nuddler
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DIED,

In this city, December 49, JOHN d. BROWN, formerly Of New
Kentcouay, Virginia.
Honest prudent energetic, and oblgg he conducted large
b.ness with lovely children
memory being kind and nduigeni husband
and father
remains taken Norfolk for nterment by the ~
O'Clock this Saturday morning
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7 Ow-pRuCED STATIONERY Self sealing commercial
envelopes thousand ruled bill twenty
per qrc paper dollar rean' steel pens
and other article connected with
stationery business a, uniformly low tariff -
TAYLOR MAURY,
i,ec % Near 9th
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REWARD or anRir-Calvin Huston chief mate Of the
American ship Onward" has been awarded bronze
medal by the Royal Humane Society for meritorious
conduct The case was that boat, loaded with immi-
grants was passing near the Onward, 10 the London
DOCKS and IRON some Encouragement caps1ed Mr. Hus-
ton observed the from the deck Of his shin and
Immediately jumped overheard and succeeded in saving
the lives of three children all Of whom would have been
drowned but for bis timely relief
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BY TEL f G Il A p III +.

Later from Merico.--Arriral Of the Orisabo.
New ORLEANS Dec 25.--By the arrival of the Orizaba
we have Mexican dates of the 10th inst.
Two victories reported have been gained by the
forces the insurgents. Alvarez, latest
counts within eighteen leagues of the city of Mexico.
Santa Anna reelected President almost unanimously
The steamship Nautilus, heretofore reported to be lost has
arrived at Tampico.
The Mexican war steamer Iturbide at Vera Cruz.
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The Missouri Legislature.

BUFFALO, Dec 29.--The senate of Missouri Monday
McCracken Benton secretary In the lower
branch William Newland elected speaker-wenty Ben
ton members voting for him. The governors message had
not been received
The whg members have adopted platform, discounte
nancing the efforts of the eeoers and abotionists
agitation of the slavery question: and declaring that
they will not vote for for senator who not favor
able to their views and the Nebraska bill
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GAxL COMPANY,
Washington, Dec. 10, 1851
hereby given, ageeaby the requirements Of the
election for the of choosing nve direc
tors Washington Gas Light Company
ONCE said Mon
80 Attest: J. F. BROWN,
Dec q7-d5t
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Nv >. G. MCGUIRE. Auc.ioneer.

ExTENsivE SALE OF VERY VALUABLE UNiNPRoVED
Il property The Captoan unsurpassed location tor ots
kcOn Thursday afternoon January 4h. al O'Clock on the
offer for sale that valuable unimpoved property
north and New Jersey avenue n
msdaey opposite the railroad depot having front OF w
back TO ~ alley
north fronting the depot
The property subdvded suit purchasers plat of which
will e exhibited at the sale.
The attention of capitalism and business men respectfully
a6oTdng opportunity for She purchase of come
business & red auction in
this city.
residue three equal inamebts
SIX twelve
secured by deed Of srusa on the premises . ..,
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Dec Odd Auclioneer
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.-Our respectfully in
formed being drawn off, aud will be
st of January, when Is earnestly hoped
with will forward ana set
rem promptly In cash notes II short dates
WALL l. STEPHENS,
Dec 27-A 322 Penn. avenue, next door 10 Iron Hall,
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THE DAILY UNION

The British propeller Sarah Sands, due Portland
Maine, days SINCE from Liverpool still remains
heard Of and serious appehensons felt that
lost
Is understood among politicians that Mr. Lttlejohn
VIII be elected speaker Of the New York Legislature.
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Rerocation of Licenses.

BosroS Dec 29-The board Of steamboat inspectors, a
ter having examined all the facts of the collision be-
the steamship Canada and the steamer Ocean, report
that they the captain and pilot of the Canada
from all blame and revoke the licenses of the captain and
pilot of the Ocean.
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Toronto, Dec 29.-The extensive cabinet factory of
Jacques Hayes, extensive establishments in
Canada destroyed by fire last night with nearly all
contents The loss is estimated OO0 with small
insurance Two hundred thrown out of EN-
ployment.
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Proposals for Repair Of Terraces and for Wa
ter works, at the University Of virginia.

PROPOSALS Office until the 10Th
January 1855 the repairs Of the terraces on the east
University building, In the pos
time and place proposals. will also
introducing supply Of water for the University and
Proposals for the
invited both for iron and cement pipes The plans
bill quantities, specifications for both works.
application 10 the Proctor Those distance VINO
desrc contract obtain and Dill Of
and quantities directed TO the undersigned.
For will be pads and for the works two
the remaining three hhs bonds Of the unver
- ~ $3.50 K. PRENTIS,
Unversity Of Virginia
VIRGINIA,
December IL, 1854
Dorl
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pearng in the Delaware although large quantities yet
hoating-not sufficient however seriously to impede
igaon Yesterday morning the fog the river re-
markaby denseso much that the pilots Of the ferry
boats had to exert all their skill TO prevent collision.
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Bank OF the Metropolis,
washington, December p, II

this Bank Monday. the LIST of Janu
nrv ner, and win hold their meeting
Saturday osh instant those Wishing to ohe notes for dis
count shoud deposits the Friday previous.
Nos the iss Of January should be Mt
tende o Saturday, the 30h isstant
Dpc2 9-d2if
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valued at $4,000 They will be total loss
NAvAL-Orders have been received at the Gosport ya)
navy-yard fit Immediately the brigs Dolphin and
Perry They will probably be sent TO the coast OF Africa
HIsr-The following pretty broad hint is from "Dio
genes What if there should appear in the next European
Family Receipt Book (revsed in London and Paris d-
rection how to take Greece out of mapsW
SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO THE DAUGHTER OF PoEr DANA
On Monday as Miss Charlotte, daughter of Richard H.
Dana esq the poet crossing the Boston Common she
down by sled, and while PROSTATE second sled
upon her The struck her on the top OF the
head making bad lacerated wound but not acturing
the skull She conveyed to her fathers house and
insensible for four hours.
LIBERAL-The directors of the Trenton New Jersey
Iron Company intend to give Sl0o in coal to the poor OF
Trenton 1t also said that the company is about appro-
priatng $4,000 for the benefit of the hands employed
about their works.
BEKr-PAcxne-Man of the porkpackers of Louisville,
Kentucky, have turned their attention to beetpackng
Posr OFFICE worcestershire Lowell Journal says that
within the last month letters containing drafts notes and
money to the amount several thousand dollars have
been reported lost from the post office in that city
AN INDIGNANT AcroRMr Paumier, actor of some To-
cal einence in Ireland night recently at the Belfast
Theatre spat the face of and struck the Hon. Arthur
Amnesty of the 3d. and other officers who Mr. Pau
mier thought were insulting him
VALUABLE cARGoEs-The steamship Washington brought
over a cargo worth 49, 100000 The steamship Americas
cargo is valued at S2,50o,oo0
New YORK MILLosAREs.--The New York sun is pup
fishing list of the wealthy citizens OF that city HON r.
b. Cutting is put down at 100000
NATIvE-AMERIcAN wARRIoRs-A few days since, at the
Fayee House Syracuse New York. about twenty Indians
who participated in the conflict Of 1872 came together from
the Green Bays Onondaga and Oneidas Three OF their
number appointed delegates to the national conven
ton of the the of 1872 to be held at Wash
ngon the 9Th of January next where they Will go IN
full costume. Their George Hall, Henry Web
! ster, and Samuel George
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TOR SALE OR REMT--Wl be sold rented with or
furniture the we'll built and commodtons house
occupied by the subscriber in Franklin Row immediate. Po,se
given II desired B H. ChEAS'
2e-~3tU
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From philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. pa man named Andrew Dunbar
killed last night by another named Joseph Kenny.
appears that they had been and left for home
gether both living the neghborhood They stopped
the door Of the latter where alteration ensued when
Kenny fred pistol, which took fatal effect upon Dunbar,
who died this morning, leaving wife and two children
Robert Burton esq., for esteemed and hon
ored merchant of this city died this morning He
the age of seventy years.
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Ahead Of All Competitors,

lust received one Duoss, Co.'s nm premium panos
splendid and beauty Of workmsnshp cs
and examine for yourselves Dnross Cor pianos received
the first premium exhibition Of the Maryand
ne ,s a,sod HfI.BUs HITZ, Agenis,
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dS-Thc Rev ii. Sltccr chaplain to the senate, viii
(by Divine pcrmon) preach The Hall Of Representatives
NOR (Sabbat,) morning. al ii O'Clock
Dec %
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MARRIED.,

city, 26h the Street baptist Church
BY the Rev q. SAMSON Prof p. LATHAM, OF Richmond
Virginia. Miss IDA BACON, daughter Of j. s. BAcos d. d.
pre- sideat OF Columbian College
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HEAVY Loss.-Two coal barges loaded at New Cumber-
land Virginia, lying sunk few miles above Stsu-
benville. They owned by Cyrus Prenss esq and
valued al $4,000 They will be total loss.
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NV Yopx, Dec 29.--We In the midst Of heavy
snow Storm with dark gloomy weather.
No signs Of the Atlantic from Sandy Hook
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NAvALOrders have been received at the Gosport IVA.
navy-yard fit out Immediately the briggs Dolphin an'
Perry They will probably be sent to the coast of Africa
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nf4ACfI ERAY'N Christmas Be Ok-The Rose and the
Ring; Prince CYCLIC and Prince Dubo fire.
panomine great and small children
English and American juvenile books in addition to
other novelties for The TAYLOR Il MAURY'S
Dec Bookstore, 9th ST.
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Opening Of Western Railroad.

BUFFALO, Dec 29The main trunk of the Illinois Contra
railroad from Chicago to Cairo has been announced be
opened trade the Sh of January and the branch
the road from Cairo to Galena will be opened the
18th of the same month.
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Rsotved BY The Senate and House Of Representatives Of
the United States Of Anerico Congress assembled That the
vacancies in the Board Of Regents of the Smithsonian Ins
tuition OF the class other than members Congress be
filled by the reappontmen of the late incumben Rufus
York.
Approved December a. 1854.
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once Of Army Clothing and Equipage.


EALED PROPOSALS. viii BIZ received a office until 10
y ocoek Jl.t January o' furnishing ny
s un s.ss co. .sa sssss eas
5000 81 dark blue ndso Dyed ,~ied c!oh weighing
sou yards .ky cloth, weighing AZ
ounces per yard
long centre, long and
wide each blanket 10 weigh I'VE pounds
400 horse biAn1st. WOOL say ~nh The letters 81 BLACK
q: 40 be Zee. sns a POUNDS ss
$1,000 yard. \ aannsl, co.,en and wool
S sas' :ss q s.aft wide ws,vs.. ounce,
1000 !" . sss
$500 " = -:
5000 blue flannel Tor iaas s.sa, coat.
r.''s
Bras. scales. n. c. 5. 'srs. corp. pris'.
Staple. for coats. sb.a..l
and inch lace red shy blue
ponpon.
Glazed leather, for vizon straps
Oh slk for cap covers
Sewing III Fix and .wi s''
Linen threads
Drum cords snare oss and sticks
Drum carriages flies, and C
Boses, with extra ulouth-piecea, and uumpes
Axe and halehsi handles. spade.
Tin canisens, to hold three pin's
for hospital wall and common tent.
Boiling teui cord
Garrison and recruiting hsltards
Wooden tent buttons and slips
Brass spurs, pairs
Blank books and stationery
Wax, upper and sole leather
desirable should be OF domestic manufacture,
conform in all respects to the standard pattern sealed IN
this office, where they be examined.
Sample patterns additional infoma
upon subject which be desired manufacturers wish
to offer proposals. 80 -,
Ten delivery will be retained until
completed which be forfeited 70 the Uni
deaon the of the contractor 10 fu
ans stpu.aons Of Abou, fourth
supplies will be required before the LIST July next
be made them the next aPpropa-
funds for this branch OF the service avaiabe
the will be- peid for on delivery
Tbs privilege reserved Of increasing by onehird The quah
of all The supplies above mentioned
based accepted for the fu!hment
will be required Bids desired
dealers in the article proposed
will be respected considered from any
known manufacturer regular dealer IN the
desired supplies which fact the must be distinctly stated
the aud address Of the persons
sccues contract Ii obtained
proposals should be endorsed proposals for
Army Supplies" - ,no,,..,
Addressed to u. II ChOshaN
Major and Quarternaser United sates Army
Dec 27--3awt3Jan
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IN Anticipation approaching Holidays, have
addition heretofore choice stock Of
China vases cups and sances with and without mot
Toilet bettIes, cigar and Lighters
Lamps xirAndoea candeiabas, spring candesdcks, &C
showing them to that will
M a call.
few students lamps on hand Per
good light would do we'll 10 call before they
entirely closed
am selling toilet crocke generally than
being determined Glove that part Of husin
7~-' III" c. 3. WHlTTLEHEY,
534 Seventh
P.s.-An bills made with mus, be settled monthly
X-eod2wif
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Sentence of a Nail Robber

New YoRK, Dec. 29.Fitzgibbons, recently convicted
robbing the mails at the post Office here has been
to serve ten years in the State prison.
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SALE TO-DAY.
Dec 30

TOR sALE-The known dwelling house, with back
and sas s Of r ne s,, a. .ss E.
The house situated street, between 10Th and
contains and has in the front and back
q. s n. Sa n :.
For terms apply to r woo,w.pn
so-s, Penn between Ioh and Ilih streets
rHrLpREN's BOOKS, imported direct from London
Fairy Tales translated from The German Many cnxavinsr
sss' with fs's.
Verne Book translated from the Ger
Rsynard the - Fox; illustrated By Ev:fdiusen.
story about Christmas; by Mrs sInnet
And many Others English French, and American
By GREEN ~ SCOTT, Aucsionsers.
HANDSOME AID NEARLY NEW HOUSEHOLD AND
shall sell at 10 O'clock M at The residence Of Mr..
an excellent a. Of iulnilare, viz:
Mahogany plush covered trte tee. and French sofas
Do do arm, castor, par'or, and rocking
Do DO wash closet: md dressing bureau.
Mahogany ha,rsck, walnut dressing bureaus
rss SIoe..tlls and white winao. curtain, S...,,.
leather beds bedding, and % ";a,Is
en"s ss, s s1Sc ,s.%h s%a s5 D1ss ware
Passage md other oilclo,h
with good o kitchen requisites.
''''" days. ''' notes satisfactorily sSksS SCOTT
Auctioneers
ps The house !. Inquire OF w: Browning
e,a Dec sd
DETITEs HISTORIES POUR ENFANTs. PAR
Nouvenu Theatre de- Demo,sellss Mme Boisson,is'
Alphabet inn-ur DIES Jeur de rEnanes
Per,es Comics mis- en- sc,on, tlusues .
Nouvslles Pentes Histories.
Abecedare Frsncsi- 500 g'svers'.
other French books or youth Of every sss
peess FRhNCK TAYLOR
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mo. "a Bridge street, Georgetown, ID. C)
avail nyse,f opportunity thanks
public for their patron
which In. stimulated mo TO greater
To that end therefore, have
and quality collection
pound quite e5 600 worh well
usual supply Also, mnce meat for family
fancy articles, &c.
deem unnecessary pledges, but will content
self sustaining my present reputation.
Balls parties dinners attended to in usual elegant style
Dec n-eo2v A. L. ARMY
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A HsT-The following pretty broad hint is from "Do
genes What if there should appear in the next European
Family Receipt Book revsed in London and Pars) di
rection how to take Greece out of mapsW
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Sunderland the be expected to preach
church morrow tsabhah) morning. at and inc ~.
O'Clock Tho DISCOURSE will he addressed TO
and by request will comprise The substance OF .ise
heretofore delivered the Smithsonian institution entitled
" The Thinker; nr, the Typem man Of the world :"
Dec 30
01y- sn,thsonian Lectnres.--A lecture win be deiv-
Saturday by Dr. d. Hranard Of Chcsgo ~
no Subjects The nature and of the bite Of
serpents aud the wounds OF poisoned Aro"s'
oy- Smithsonian I.ectures.-A lecture will b. delv-
by Hon Geo. r. Marsh
United minister Turkey Subject; Constannope
and the Bosphorus will commence at ~ o'clock
Dec 8-3i
National Theatre.
Lar,p night Of the Ronrsct Sisters.
SATURDAY EVENING, December 30,
win be podassa BY NJ lean the ssnd ballet IN acts
music by Adoph Adam,
GISELLE.
Gseie MILE Caroline
To conclude with the ballet pantomine Of
JEANETTE AND JEANNoTT.
10 which the whole Troupe appear
SALE TO-DAY.
by GREEN Il SCOTT, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, AND HAIR
ness saturday Both instant, shall sell,
@ ~ s9 p
C. BOYLE, Trustee.
harness barse, well broke, gentle, and kird
A.o, assortment of household and kitchen furniture,
stoves, &C , our
Dec 90 Auctionesrs.
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THE YEr.-The steamship Pacific, which
left New York Thursday for Liverpool, took over
$1,000 letters being the largest mail ever sent from this
country.
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flTY Of Pitssburs a"d County OF Ansgh.ny. Penn
the guaranteed bonds
city Psburc aud Of Allegheny, Pennsylvania
Pisbnry and Conneisvle Railroad
Company, by which they guaranteed
We confidently recommend them capitalists secure and dc
sirabe investment.
The bnnds together exhibit and other statistical ino
nation obtained application personally BY letter.
- JOHNSTON BROTHERS, Co.,
Bankers and Fiscal Agents.
AGENTS Psburx and ConneilsviIe Railroad Company.
Jnnln -d&cDn
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B Y A U T H 0 RIT Y
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.

JOINT RESOLUTION for the appointment OF Regents In
the Smithsonian Institution.
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NOTICE.-We beg respectfully remind customers
usual all lege will be drawn of
2 instant and pesrnad when will be expected oa to
and The state OF the
MARKET together with heavy engagements will make
upon than dins diligence in collecting
HOOk, BROTHER, b co.
Dec 24-3aw3wf
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CAMpBrLLs HBRoIsEThe venerable Dr. Beatte of Lon
DON writes the Home Journal that the original Ger
truden Campbes Gertrude of Wyoming is patient of
his and beautiful
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WIN. M. M ERRICK,
A TITO RNE VA TIL A w

III pactise Court of the United States and
w Of lhs Disirict Of Columbia.
Dec 27-eotf
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New YORK aILLIosAmEs.--The New ork Sun is pun
fishing list of the wealthy citizens OF that city Hon
b. Cutting is put down at 100000
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fl2- Smithsonian Lectures-A lecture will b. dehv
Tuesday January BY Hon Geo. r Marsh
Turkey Subject Constannop
Bosphorus Lecturs will commences al ~ o'clock
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VALUABLE CARGoEs-The steamship Washington brought
over cargo worth $4,000 900 The steamship Americas
cargo is valued at So 100000.
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[ny- IN sonlan LectNres.-A lecture VIII be dehv
Saturday evening Dr. d. Brainard Of Chicsgo Iii
o'clock Subjects The nature and OF the bite
serpents the wounds OF poisoned arrows
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HoRRsLE sucIDE--A New York correspondent writes
horrible suicide committed yesterday in the
water-closet of Parkeris Hotel The victim young
tngishman named james Grassland who arrived from
Liverpool only last week He had lent all the money he
had in the world, il friend who forgot to
return IT, and finding himself pennless in strange coun-
try sought refuge from bis troubles in suicide by cutting
bis throat from TO ear with razor
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u
half sizes weighing pounds per
aoz a. Of good wool, doubled and twisted yarn.
Those kait by hand preferred
. scales, N. q. 3. ssfg. corp. priss.
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AN AcroR-Mr. Paumer, an actor OF some To-
cal einence Ireland night recently at the Belfast
Theatre spat the face of and struck the Hon. Arthur
Amnesty of the ed and some other officers who Mr. Pau
mier thought were insulting him
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PUBLIC BUILDINGS BuRsEp.A fire at Warren Pennsylva-
mia, Wednesday morning last, destroyed the county
buildings of Warren county The records mostly
saved