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! ; r. YOUNG. No 226 y Dupont street
~ MEDICAL NoTicE Us is highly important
that persons afflicted with private complaints,
should, on the first appearance Of disease Apply
to the p ysician vino understands disease in ali
all its yarlons forms and stages, and can at first
sight eXtirguish a >aht local inflammation from
a bad constitution disease. A very little proper
medicine in the first place may save months Of
sickness. My medicines are composed emf reIv
Of vegetable ingredients have no bad effect on the
constitution, and eradicate every particle of dis
ease from the system.
I. S.-Hacrnt "aso7 afintcction cured = from
two five d,vs ,citLom cLa54e ofdrt
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With Interest a7yaJle on demand.
To NJ. RE

COLI ur. ee}t 70 -or ee31re z e ret lraed
received from lie ".t, Zee el chas. = It reg1 an on
.97 r at rF .are IS above stlted. Mint oertid
aa.as to--l. in -..., o. sa-+.
T] went JI nd .nsea Identification. persons send
in iar fr 3eH sit r - particular 10 send the -an'o
Of he s~n C0Gazv, state Country there t52r were
horn taci bir7h-ag, m9shcr before marriage ara
ttsir signature.
Bank open carly IN the morning i'll evening. and >atur
dry til ocloa. p. ~ for the accommodation Of Tac5hal
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TT DAVTS-RANKER.

FIRE PROOF RRICK PT1IrnTNG. RRoAD STREET.
NEAR PINE. NEVADA.
EARAFTS AT SIGHT. in snns To snif. drawn ny DuT-
az eoyne { Co and Page, Bacon & Co.
Page Bacon. ............... ,.. CT. Tonis
?ebee & Co. ......................Npw York
American Exchange Bank. New York
Atlantic Bank. ............. ........ R0efon.
J. +. Th4vor < prO. .............,....... Ros+nr
Philadelphia Rank, Observation-Disclosures. .Phadeinha.
Josiah I ee 4 Co Observation-Disclosures. EAlfimcrp.
I ouisiHna State Bank ........ ..........N Orleans
frtchncs& & Co Louisville
r 6 Goodman & SCo.................... CINCINNATI
:. ZONES & Co......... ............... Pittshnrgh
=. Huth e Co. Observation-Disclosures. London.
& 20 Observation-Disclosures. 49,. Paris.
Cold Dust bOaghl. Treasure received on donosit
Feb. 10, 1854. H. DAVIS.
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Spa aciInens! Specimens!
GOLD AND puAREE SoEC1ME IT'S
Az Bought Al the HI shest rates by
BARRETT & SHERWOOD

= SStY> Are MADE without inquiry to the surface Of
The Tec'meus. ana exact value estimated WITHOUT
CHARGE. BARRETT < -,i!.I.NOOD CITY Ub>c7va sorl-
l35 Montgomery Il. let. Clay and Commercial.
B.--Ihe best and largest stock of Watches and jew
! thi, State. Always hpnd Particular attention
ave - Watch Repairing. July 2S-1&-3m
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Tailoring & Emporium of Fashions.

TaIE0rins & Emporium of Fashions.
"a The UNDERSIGNED feeling grateful for the pub
pHl:r patronage tn It has been bestowe1 upon him
l-l in this CITY, begs leave TO inform his friends
that he has ius received di ect from T ancisco
4 chojce and well Selected
STOCK OF CASS NJ ERES.
CLOTHS. &c, &C.,
Which he will make up to order IN n neat style
Porticutav att ention paid 10 leaning and r emo
yating Clothes. He always he found at his old
stand, on Commercial street. two doors west of .
p. Blacknan's fancy dry goods toe.
Mi lack DOWNING.
Nevada Nav ). l85l-tf " chant FalOr.
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YsG15N FG!IyDaT.
STGA5z. IL tGsE&E. E304AEL AND
II i G HIN L s 7 q r e.
al IancIetC

san Francisco.
C5f.HiS establishment has the largest and best
i machinery OILS and lis Of patterns on the
Paysi eoast ~ are prepared to execute orders
ior nigh spd lo.T pressure n:i9os and Boilers OF
"nF size to' -asarg cars. NILS &c. Ntcenory for
saw doar. and qua 'n.. s-e.eeri-e di5-1a3e~,as
t'a Iron castings OF any .,ejt r-7e.~s, III 4srers
coana+ wind CIV aad door caps nj 81 5, balconies.
brackets. an.l nti q our, r huiluloes
Oar .:st ot = ar. motive vic aud prl'ey patterns
IS VERY COMPLETE,
Embracing uea..y ever. kind and size in ase -
Steam boilers # 4ny weieht or fo m for II or
low rrss-are na mad med % order the sho
ct .'5-'e ad lowest rates. Carp-,. pa;tetn AID
Ha a';su,its so. L ct ali kinds ex cuesd ii the verl
bast manner.
variety If steam engines, roller tubes, en-;-
n2ets .tHd ms 5lc = .vay> on and.
Our Superior itc..j les eua e US to execute
or.er viii greater lis afcb nh at)ovvcr Iates tha..
u.4,- ether cnlcerlj j.. q l!.f1.ui4
Jay I-2a GEO. GORDON s STEM.
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General Banking Department.

EXch1nza all the atlantic cities Gold Dust bought
ra1~set rates Tuusua Blinking tc Sizes afforded and
deposits Fe iterc ard other business
.raIv ~ IEIf-1aw ROBINSON & GO +
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SAVINGS BANK.
Ca-17r o. Glay and Montgomery streets,
54h FRANCISCO.
l,T.lr-IsazD FEti.CaRE, 1851

e:er.s: iaesease % J. pr aeiit, per ''ontl' ~
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Invitation Card.

= lfE season having arrived when something conI
inv'GoritiHg viii ha sought fr- IN ne npnres IL
hd lays iht ch1rnceriZ'e Cqlif min climate, tn.
unfersnn would fke this opportunity most respectful
" to announce n the citizens Of Nesai IN and vicinity
Tint he hos fitted = neaf0 nd manner
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100 ,,.. f'@e. Ly,ra 1er ason-Iao tfrrca< caolcc
,oI - 'i''3+ u 5-;ae 10 bl cIearan3 Ness Porl
100 D}cs NJ I Chira S4gat ~ ''''
ojPi) pounds i-it Peruvian sugar
-AJ barrels aud half barrel, t'ril,.qa.f .S,,.ar
-aQ hI4ns choice Ratte~ 7'
30 Ne-S L 3. syrup, J. s ana Il -s2s
100 g" ltopcF. IN tins. 30 cases t.bae.a
1000 bags l..' Beans $50 Mats Rio rofra.
1000 n-ts Ne I China hioe 100 6 hf cal picI,a4
~ > ami he- Pickles 80 els Ale and Porter
100 cS -tl,: 1GD bags hole e per:
@tT cetQans tlti'e Teaches
600 cS assorted Spices 7o9 = assorted Pie Frai-z
! pr ale by tu0DW - : co, % California strea4
au@2S Tan -. -.
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From the New York Herald

The cnioence Of this DISTINGUISHED gentlemen
IN his profession, and The very extended 0ppnriu
mites possessed hv him the observation Of We
,ereal diseases, nake- his services Invaluable to
hose afflicted with the above complains
Office, Corner ot Montgomery ada California sts.
II. stalrS. s"
Opon from Q l. NJ ta & p n Snudav included
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DIR. p. Nj. q BkIEN'S

ifI0lesaie Drug Store AID Pharmaceutical LaJora-
tory h1ris Street, east side.
Between Washington aud ClIy streets, SAP Fran
cisco. sly
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Al salo uzs It. Il 1eiU CURE,
With safety apeedand certainty otler medicine has c
InsepSsa..
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WHAT cHEER HDUSE,
(Rcio'v AIontcomerv.l
L ~ -
S \ n FR ANCTS C Q

ne undersigned takes p'easnre in amounting to the
,'-aas m frenf Of this House and iu TIE fut3ic
h'f t. .f t1H enlargement and alterations ere uow
'oHg'#trf. H@ar utv and very desirable. ronrls have
been aa led. and The Vhnl house mas been rrn{fpi md
Hr}-het 0 subs initial aat rrtah!r mrune-. T,
'HH7HF department = IA charge of experienced ana
sA'f1 COOK, as,is ed ny excellent Baker An a)p9.
?agts OF the 0u-e Cold ~levpr baths art, available at
' HA@s o aaca ot the patrons fond }ftiis kqd nf
t"'H- large %uI elegant H3jr Dressing and SHAY ir
Sde.2 Ha..er he immediate supervision Of G ". DAv
to winch IS added yer! upcrior BATH EooNs, with warm
and shower i1ahs.
RHtrING ROOM. supplied With nearly alI the city ami
t.a0E '} the Country aad AtaD'c paper>.
II the present and former plj ~6ns ani friends of the
House re0fa my sincere thanks their very liberal
support.
Board ANA lodging giving the following low rates ::
49, Il '1'.-'''--' 80 -------.---~t "uI
6a"~5 and Lodging. per>tcek. k..--.S9 0. I! Oa l3 90
b93.d ana L-odz.o-, per day,--.---8 so, y %
Ear nj -bt.-----.--..--.-.--... 20 10 GO
H-l0 Tickets. s. %
=, iaE:4.nt$ 10 he taa i.yanahly in advance All
r-r,>5 1,@.,5 = '. ~. r l'esi na!- i0-3n
@pE to"st> .Eo >t.l - 2S--Ie-, Fer7--
2} t.T Ir7t. skaters, e,f ~ f.a5 : inches
Jas 2-a +7aaa a. c-arni, street = - H. r-.,o 2,5,,
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sn;lri0erS gCC.f'rpnaaa &alnnsa.

A. his old confectionery "nnHfarfory Main Street
little above the Nevnan Bakery an directly opposite
4 R"C'rs + Co.'S ore. where the saloon is open
fer he recen'on Of his frenGs md where The nnlrr-
Si"nei Weai he hapry To have them par'icipq" in the
ieetah e eninvment of Of ICE TErsI will
~f"ni the t@-t nj tim" whom III win he consigned
20 he raeepare Of things lost upon earth He has also
,rrr1.h hnsi,i ,iL.ta- e
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MAIL NEWS.
THE GARDINER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


w,su,SsroS. March GA strong feeling exists
,,re fo have the counsel under whose auspices Dr..
@a,,iiuer obtained his award summoned 10 an In.
,as,isn,iou. and movement was made In the House
=, ths, eect to-day The suicide of the Doctor has
T..stei re action in the public mind. which falls
bsrl on those whs assisted him. He Is pied as the
dune OF others
The American Telegraphic Coniederacy met here
,,slav. Mai b. b. French. OF this city, presided,
snd 7 p Shaaner, of Kentucky. acted as Secre-
tary large number of lines We're represented.
Considerable business was submitted and referred
to committees. Adjourned till tomorrow:
The dwelling of w. w. Coreoran, banker, was
Sc; on fire last night aud considerably damaged.
There will be talk with the Nebraska Indians
this week They claim that they have not cheated
in relation to the amount of their possessions, and
stand to 10 600 600 of acres. They propose to make
aireafy with the Government for their lands
The Navy Department has received dispatches
from the sloep Cyane at Caledonia Bay. Gulf OF
narien Jan 80. All well. The surveying party
sent in her had landed.
The annual commencement of the National Med
iesI College takes place tomorrow.
The trial of John Charles Gardiner, for perjury
viii commence some time next week, soon as the
minor cases are disposed of.
Mr. Key, District Attorney, and Mr.. Fendall, are
appointed administrators OF DR.. GARDENERS estate
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ALPS.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE


bosToS, March - The steamer Ala. .,~,..s :.
DAY, with Liverpool adsices to Feb X = -
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 15.--rlour--can., Al. m,
more 4is corn4 sa, Cotton active at firm r.,.s.-
sales Of the week 10000 bales
Consois 81 l.2
Another Circular quotes as follows, Flour ,r;as
decline during the week Canal 4os Oh p.,a.
more Ais ad.-Wheat active at firm rates--svbita
lbs. Cd. a l2s. 3D. Corn 47s. ASS. Cotton adyanc.
ed lilo l.sd
LONDON, Feb. 15.-Baring & Bros Circular re.
ports foreign produce markets duh. Breadstuffs
dull. Cotton firm. Money abundant
HAvRE, Feb. 7.-Cotton-sales OF the week 80. 900
bales. Market inanimate Stock II, 900 bales
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
ENGLANp.-In England every thing indicates
war. Troops are embarking at all points. The
British contingent land forces have been increased
to 2o,00o-Lord Raglan having refused to take the
chief command under other circumstances The
Queens Guards regiment OF cavalry, were to
embark from Southampton ON the 22d of Februa.
ry, and six other regiments of cavalry were held
In readiness to follow at moments warning
artillery, with field batteries were all ready to EN-.
bark
me ship Bornedea, from Savannah for Liver
pool was picked up off the coast OF Ireland water.
logged The crew had been twelve days without
food or water. Ten of the number. including the
master, had suffered horrible deaths from starva.
ton The remaining seven were landed at Swan
sea and were doing well.
FRAScE.-The Paris Moniteur contains an off,
cial notice OF the annexation of New Caledonia-a
group of islands discovered by Capt Cook, hither.
to considered an English possession
AusTRIA-Austria was making great prepare
tons for war. Her conduct excites some suspi.
cion as to her fidelity to the allied cause.
THE TURKISH WAR.
The principal part of the allied fleet has been or.
dered into the Bosphorous. There have been no
farther operations on the Danube.
Omar Pasha had detected and hanged two Greek
spies
kalafat is garrisoned by 10000 troops General
Amess, who commanded the troops at Citale, has
been disgraced and sent to Cauchas
The British steamer Poidee, with Turkish troops
on board, went ashore near Sebastopol, and was
seized by the Russians
Russia was still endeavoring to impress the SOL
oiers With the holy character of the war, They
are told that they are on the way protect Chriss
sepulchre from the infidels
The halnarch delivered exciting appeals to the
9th corps when on the eve OF departure for the
Danube.
From Asia we learn that the Russian forces who
were besieging shefkatl had been repulsed and
driven back, with loss of 1000 men.
The Prince Of Servia had arrived at Vienna His
object is supposed to be to negotiate for the tempo
rary occupation of Servia by Austrian troops.
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SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

YoRx, Pa, March 1.-The passenger train which
left Baltimore al 3 o'clock this afternoon, when near
ydes Station three miles from this city, this eve
ming. met with terrible accident: while passing a
stepn eubankment one of the rails turned, precip
i,ating the baggage and one OF the passenger cars
down the decvity. Seven or eight OF the passen
gers are seriously injured, aud others slightly
Among those seriously injured is Dir. William J Ma
deira OF Pusburg: Mrs. Bartholo, lady of Mr.. Bar
tholo of the firm OF Barthoio Tiffany s. Co., of Bal
iimore, is also injured. but not seriously.
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SPRING IMPORTATION, 1854.
GINTER d ALVEY.

No. 16 Pearl Street, Richmoud, Va,
HAVE now in store, of their own direct
Il importation, from London and Paris, the most
complete stock of
FANCY DRY GOODS
exhibited in this market, consisting in part of
the following
Cotton and Silk HOSE and Half Hose, of all colors
and qualities
Mems and Women's Gotten, Thread Silk and Kid
GLOVES, in every variety.
Ladies' Linen Cambria, Linen Lawn Hemstitched.
and Embroidered HANDKERCHIEFS
Gents plain Linen col'd bordered Cambria fancy
white and Damask Silk HANDKERCHIEFS
CRANAT and NECK-TIES in endless variety
EMBROIDERIES of every description
SHIRTS. COLLARS. SUSPENDERS SEWING
SILK, THREADS, BUTTONS, Combs. &c,
With beautiful assortment of ladies' Silk and Vel.
vet DRESS TRIMMINGS. to which we respectfnllv
solicit the attention of the Virginia and North Caro-
lima trade. assuring them prices will be as low az
in any Northern house. maj
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LATER FROM HAVANA.

CHARLESTON, March 5th.-The steamer Corwin
has arrived with Havana dates of the lst inst She
brings dispatches for the Government detailing the
seizure ofthe Black Warrior for an alleged infringe
ment Of the Revenue Laws, having cotton for New
York not included in the manifest. The captain
and crew had abandoned the Black Warrior and
gone on board the steamer Fulton The ship Jno
:. Cuttings had also been seized
4 company Of 500 Civil Guards had been formed
at Havana.
The Carnival passed off with several assassina.
tions.
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DuNNAvENr-We learn from the Express that
this horsethef was brought before the Mayor of
Petersburg on Monday for examination. The
Mayor ordered him to be conducted to Chesterfield
there TO be arraigned onthe charge of burglariousy
breaking into house and stealing saddle, &c
When disposed of there, to be taken to Cumber.
land to answer to charge of demonstrating, and
when dealt with there, to be taken to Amelia, to
answer to the charge of stealing Mr.. Miler's horse
Mr.. Jones, a justice OF the peace in Chesterfield,
identified the prisoner; and handcutfed and in
charge OF Mr.. Cousins of Chesterfield he started
on his expedition to visit the count les aforesaid.
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AN EXPOSE AT HAND.

The Washington Union, speaking .of the Gard
ner case, says:
Of one thing the country may be we'll assured
The intrepid President of the United States. who
early ia ayowins his stern purpose of bringing
the Gardiner fraud Justice, will not pause in dis
charging his whole duty. The guilty who may be
within reach of the law may rest assured that they
will be dragged into the light of day. No position
shall shield them, past services rescue them,
and no corrupt influences can be invoked to shield
them from the fate they have merited
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We have been reliably informed Says the Ches-
ter N. c. Sandard,) that the boy Tony. who was
condemned for the murder of Mr.. ALEXANDER
CRAIG and is now lying in Lancasterjail awaiting
the day for his execution has made full confession
OF his guilt, exposing the whole transaction and
duplicating as an accomplish boy named Dick,
belonging to Mr.. Witherspoon. Strong suspicious
from this and other sources having fastened upon
SIX other negroes, the property of Mr.. Wither-
spoon and two belonging to Dr. Thornwe, they
have all been arrested, and will be tried
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~ExPresident Fillmore, accompanied by Judge
Hall, late Postmaster General arrived at Colum-
bus, Ohio, on Thursday last and visited both
branches Of the Legislature of that State. They
were received with every mark of respect. On
Friday night they reached Cincinnati, and as they
intended remaining there few days. the citizens
Immediately set on foot arrangements for public
demonstration of respect
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CHARLES WORTHAM. ESQ. Accent u, 4.

~ the New York Life Insurance Company. SIR
The claim of Mrs Martha Ann Page against your
Company, has been settled In manner entirely sat-
isfactory to me, and have ordered the suit to he
dismissed. lis true there were some difficulties in
the way of q recovery that caused the Company to
hesitate about paying over the money. but the board
with sense OF justice and fairness that in my .opn
ion. does credit to the individual members thereof
determined to discard all technical objections. and
acknowled &c the equity of her demand s. - ii
L. T. SPILMAN, Counsel for Mrs. Page "a
R-The suit referred to above was brought ID re
cover sc COO on the life of Robert Carter Page who
went to California and has been ard from since
Oct. 1851; his friends think that he s dead and
brought suit. CHAS. WORTHAM
ma A II -T>>->'efza
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CONGRESSIONAL,

The Senate did not sit to-day
HOUSE OF REPREsENrATIvEs.-- A joint resOln-
ton trem the committee on Printing for settling
the accounts OF A. Boyd Hamilton was read a third
time and passed. Mr.. Appleton presented joint res
olution from the Massachusetts legislature in favor
OF a reduction in ocean postage. The House went
into committee on the homestead BILL After adopt
ing one amendment and rejecting others, the COM
mittee rose and reported the bill to the House,
when it was passed by vote of 107 to u. On mo-
ton OF Mr.. Perkins, of Louisiana, the Committee
the Judiciary instructed to inquire into the
proprety of commencing legal proceedings to re-
cover any sum of money which may have been
paid on the claim of Gardiner and Mears Without
dong any other business ofimportance, the House
adjourned.
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BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 CO.
900 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
cOO HATS AT AUCTION.-On WEDNES-
DAY, 18th March, we will sell at 10 o'clock, at our
auction store assortment OF seasonable and fresh
BOOTS, SHOES and HATS, Consisting Of
Gents fine BOOTS
Mems BOOTS and SHOES
Children's SHOES
Silk HATS. Wrapping PAPER, &c. &c.
ALSO-300 TRUNKS.
TERMs-Under $780, cash 500 and over nontbs
credit for approved paper.
NH 6 DAVENPORT, ALLEN L CO. Aucts.
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WASHINGTON, March 6-During last night the
block OF stone sent by the Pope of Rome for the
Washington Monument, was smashed to pieces by
some unknown person
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BY DUNLOP. MONCURE C0

BY DUNLOP, MONCURE L co.
CARGO OF SUGAR AND MOLASSES
~ AT AUCT1ON.-On FRIDAY, the 10th inst
commencing at IL o'clock, will sell at our wharf
and house, at Rockets. the cargo of the schr
Onward, from Attakapas with
l6a hhds SUGAR, fair to prime quality
- geo bbls MOLASSES, prime quality
TERMs-Under 800, cash over 500, mos. credit
for approved negotiable paper. =
Sale without regard to weather
mh8 DUNLOP, MONCURE l. Co. Aucts.
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HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBING .

IL The subscriber begs to inform the public that
he is prepared to execute all orders for PLUMBING
either in houses ships in the best manner and on
the most reasonable terms Being himself Pyaefi-
cal PLUMBER, he feels assured that he can give the
with orders. He will also put up Water Closets.
Lift and Force Pumps, Bath Tubs. Washhand Ba-
SINS Copper and Iron Boilers, etc, on the most ap-
proved principles and at the lowest prices Orders
from the country promptly executed. His establish-
ment is at No. 20, Main street, between 9Th and 9th
where orders should be left. tg ~. sSsss '.s.
NH Sims DANIEL O'DONNELI1 ss
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BY reference to the Congressional summary it
will be seen that the Homestead bill passed the
House on Monday by vote of107 to 70. This bill
gives 100 ofland to all or almost ALL actual set
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Gen. Wool who is route for California re-
ceived some severe bruises while crossing the 18th
mus, IN consequence of his horse stumbling and
throwing him across iron rail- He was not in
jured to an extent however, to prevent his contn.
uing his Journey
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HOTEL, BURNT

ALLENTOWN, Pa, March 6-The Bulls Head
Hotel at this place destroyed by fire last night
The inmates, barely escaping with their lives Loss
estimated ut s., 500-partly insured,
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New YORK, March 6.-The steamer Ohio sailed
for Aspinwall this afternoon, taking out 700 pas.
sengers.
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BY ALEX. MOTT L. co.

an NEXT MONDAY, THE 18th INST !.
- commencing at 10 O'Clock, we will sell at the
City Hotel splendid Billiard Tables. (complete;)
proved brands; Bar and Bar Fixtures complete; Iron
Also the furniture of several rooms unsold large
Canon Stove Benches, Tables, &c.
TERMS Cash on delivery
NH A1ct,
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MARKETS.
New YoRR, March Flour has declined u cents;
sales of 1850 bbs at S787 for State and SIS for Ohio;
Southern steady: sales of 900 bbls. at 7879$8 25
Wheat unchanged sales of ALSO bushels 81 81 for
Genessee and $I.92 for Southern white. Corn de
ened Sc; sales of 81 900 bushels at 854S5c. Coffee
Sales of zoo bags Rio at 11sc Cotton firm and tend
Ing up. Tobacco-Saies of 100 hhds. Kentucky at
GH9c.
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BY 0ODDIN { 7PPERs0N
ExECUToR,S SALE or pr.r

AEGUTORS SALE OF REAL ES-
T5.el.s sss1 . sss' Nth q. yin q Am.
moiss. is54 e o'clock on tie preises Iii ~
Poplsi street e g GIcynS On ihe north sds u
ics sef = feet ffsnt Poplar ssrses md sun. 49,
TERMs-One-third go. 80
.dds for aseaSs nos With
deed to the pursb ne other moisty win unite in the
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Aucts. sSDDiN AfPEHsoH,
immediately after the above saie. ~ .h.,, ,e..
ioT sale three Building Lots one a Ssef - ~
side OF valley street, between Green ana xu.,,, -.
Streets and two others, fronting each feet IN ~
west sde of Federal street in rear Of the shos.
"a Also, another Lot of Land lying in Adams vsiiev
fonflng l46 feet inches the side Of Conce,S
street. on the west line Of the Va Central RsilrosS
ana running down the creek about Us feet. sni
snence down to Shochoe creek, and immedistel
oa q. OF the old Distilery of Stearns Brummen.
terms made known on the day Of sale S. if
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