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A CARD.-Sinee the Proprietors' recent La
boratory engagements have allowed him tC
supply his numerous orders for Lyons Kath.
airon, he has also introduced some new Chem
ical afinities which adds still to the high char.
acter of this immensely popular article for
curling, beautifying, preserving and restoring
the Hair.
Let those now use,
Who never used before,
And those who always used,
Now use the more.
The price is still 25 cents, in large bottles,
and may be had at any Store in the United
States.
Sold by all dealers, everywhere, at 25 cents,
in large bottles. d. s. BAREEs, proprietor, I6l
Broadway, N. Y. Wholesale by VIZ. NJ.
KOHL Co., General Agents, N. z. corner 9TH
and Vine, Cincinnati.
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TWO hundred bbls Extra family Flour
Just received and for sale by
FORD . DRoUIILARD.
Sept. 90, 1858.
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ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.

Resignation Of Lord Pdlmerston-Fyf-
teen Hundred Russians KIzed-Four
Thousand Turks Klled-7Fiumphs
Of the 7nrks-Escape Of Smith
0'Brien.
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Who WILL DRINK BLooD?-The Gin
cinnati Commercial says, on trial be-
fore the Police Court, it came out that
many hundreds of barrels of blood are
annually used in that city for making
sweet wine.
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was held last evening. and attempts
made to induce the mob to abandon the
proceedings for the present.
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RyThe editor of the New Orlean.

IL Inc editor OF the New UrIeanS
Picayune, speaking of model subscri-
ber' to that paper, says:
1--WE have on our subscription list
the name of one gentleman, who has
taken the Weekly Picayune ever since
1889, and has not once during the
whole period, that we remember, found
fault with the appearance or contents of
the paper, or complained of being ir-
regularly served by the mails. He
paid his first years subscription in ad-
vance, and has not paid anything since
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Fund to meet losses, S416,178
THOS. r. BRUCE, Pres't.
Taos. A. ALEXANDER, Sec.
THIS old established Company will
take Marine and Fire risks, on the
usual terms, through the undersigned,
who acts as its agent for Gallipolis and
vicinity. SIMEON NASH,
December 22, 1853.-tf Agent.
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READER,
STOP A MOMENTl!

An Boxes Half Spanish, Spanish 6's, Rega-
fU liza, Washington, Neptune, Cazadora, Bloc
mer, and Canone Cigars, and other brands, at
B. & NJ
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- 10. o. F.-AEII Lodge Of the
- Independent Order Of Odd Fellows,
meets every Friday night, at Odd
Fellows Hall. in Greenwood's building.
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90 BOXES No Herring;
0U 20 do W. R. Cheese;
so bags dairy Salt;
25 boxes Mr. Raisins, new;
10 do Layer do do;
10 do prime Valencia Raisins;
500 lbs soft shell Almonds, Just received
and for sale by
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Regular

Regular
Marietta, Parksrs6urg, Roekingport,
POmerOy, GGllipolis, GatyaadOts,
Cdtlsts6urg, HOntOn and
Cincinnati Packet,
h-Is The fine steamer OHIO,
~ Capt. A. DoEEALLY, will
pass GalIipolis for G;Brunati every
Tuesday morning, at 6 O'Clock; return
ing, viii pass Gallipolis for Marietta ev-
cry Friday evening at o'clock, stop
ping at the above and all intermediate
landings. The Ohio viii remain in the
trade as regular Packet, and contin-
uation of the patronage so literally be-
slowed upon her heretofore is respect
fully solicited.
Dec. Is, 1853.-tf
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q HAsozlo MxErIzas-horning Dawn
VYLodge No. 7, meets 1t Gallipolis sn
~\Anday evening preceding the fun
moon snd every second Monday therezner.
Vinton Lodge No. l3l, mesis at YinfoR on
Tuesday Of orpreceding every fun moon-
Vinton Chapter meets at vinton on Thus
day Of or succeeding every full moon.
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REGULAR PORTSMOUTH AND
PoMERoY PACKET,
-
HAM MB RIG,

J. n. LUU WICK, Master,
WILL hereafter run regularly between the
VI above ports, leaving Portsmouth for Pome-
roy every Tuesday and Friday, and leaving
Pomeroy for Portsmouth every Monday and
Thursday.
To accommodate the travelling public to the
greatest extent possible, the Hamburg viii
connect at GallipOlis with the daily packets to
Charleston, Va. and at Portsmouth with the
packet SeiOto to Cincinnati. Passengers or
freight by this arrangement can go to Cincin-
natl for the usual fare and in addition have an
opportunity of stopping three or four hours to
transact business at Portsmouth.
P. S.-The trip will be made down from
GalliPolis all the way in daylight.
Nov. II, l653-6m
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S. HAYWARD.

1T his old stand, corner Of Third and State
A street, Gallipohs, Ohio, has on hand gen
eral assortfnentof
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am soid been 30 brilliant IN pact year, but the
nivai advances they WILL doubtless become noisy
In NE p~lmest times Of old Mussgd and his laundering
band What iuson OF sghts sounds IL used TO be-
recollsot! Who has forgotten IL
The dsath OF the Queen Of SPANS born infant the
birth of vi hs Duchess dAumae rejoicing in the
empty title Of the Dake dc Gaise The numphs OF Alboni
thar Of song the closing soemntes Of the
which has been celebrated with unwonted pomp this
In honos Of the psuoa saint Of Paris duss at Madd
asd thousand and topics of The day. fail to divert the
public mind from its allcng rossng .opic-the the
Ess and ~ possible complications The Pars yes
terdsy evening gave Of reported victory OF
Turks about which definite has yet reached us
Geographic despatch from Vienna, which is published
to-day speaks Of the Russians and Turks
nsa< kaais. in which the latter said have been
wossasd Another despatch from Trieste dated January
18th. Osserdsy) says the received from Cons
nops Il 70 January "a. The imperial trade accepting
ne propositions Of the conference OF Vienna been pub
ilshed. The combined aees sill in the Bosphorus
but ne order to enter the Black had reached them
AueaPha Pacha, comma nder -in-chet OF the imperial
&vakd has given In HE resignation Two Poles been
nsnsd generals Of brigade In Asia. Lord Dudley Stuart
was II VArna violent tempest had injured custom.
Mouse ., Smyrna. C.
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mo. 49s.l

No. s9S.
NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL. O certain lands n
state Alnbana situated aoag the route Of the proposed
road connect the Chattanooga with the Central rat
rom pont Eyon 20 Boards Bun the southern bend
Ia pursuance Of Uacd
date the 3si ulio eli the public lands within the following
and IL branch above the STATE Of .ssa in the dis
ai be withheld from sale or entry except for valid prescription
claims, nn,il The Is, Gay Of ynly nsri, 70 wit h
North base line and Wet Of s iHepai meridian southern
Townships sixteen seventeen eighteen, nineteen, twenty
ty-one, n " cot
Townships eighteen, nineeen twenty, twenty one
townships eghteen nineteen and twenty, OF range
townships SIXTEEN seventeen eighteen nineteen and twenty
range four.
ef haas Inc, AID eat Of tAs principal neion, seaAur
flrpey.
Townships ninseep, twenty, wenyops, and twenty-five, Of
twenty one, and wenywo, q range three
Townships one and twenty two, Of range four
In district Of lands subject sale at CAH.r.i
Of line and Of s paeipai idan oatlun
Township twenty, two, ofranse i've.
district oflands subject to sale at TUSCALOOSA
North Of s base line, and r Of as principal sran s0iAn
Township twenty-one Of range
Townships and twenty-five Of two three, and
Township twenty three, Of range. an two
Townships 'wen.fee aHd twenty four Of ranges hfee four
hsei ana sih
Of line ,es Of PRINCIPAL Hasian northern
suTret.
row,.h,,. ao,,, .,,,s,n .nd sey,,,.oo or,,n..ou,
oN's.sp noon, sA,''", aa :. % ahs
townships heon ieen seventeen eighteen and Nineteen OF
fanSe W., - 49,. 7,
TOWNSHIPS sixteen seventeen eighteen nineeen and twenty Of
township saen seventeen eighteen, nineteen, twenty and
'"eaV-onos o'ihs 'V"ft
tusn,y two az range dve $500 ' '' '
rnvp.biu. twenty twenty and twenty two.
ranges sir seven eight moe h. and .syen
- - 49, nav ~ %
SCUM 81 thf oofe ans ana eds ~ rae TeP MAaiohs f"'
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pool, i5sdi -four, a.; cotton. Id Hae--fonr. 800 cot
ton, lc.
OF speculation. The ''beaI interest disposed sell
short, and the bulls" very ssnguine Of immedi.
ate rise The best railroads gradually absorbed for in
vosiment--n some degree from continental orders
Yours, PRENTICE.
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RO. JOHNSTON, Auditor Public Accounts The Commission
&. II. PARKER, Register. of the sink
GEO. W. MUNFoRD, secy Commonwealth. iay fund.
holders Of certificates who desire redeem BY
ouey must, residing beyond limits the United Slater
knowledge before minister pnipoenary charge
daae coDnl vice consul commercial
appointed United States
before Officer Of OF such
the chief of city, corporation
therein. resiipe the United states the acknowledgment
fore justice Of he pbc Of Deeds
appointed governor Virginia, sufficient In all
the certificate be delivered.
RICHMOND, Virginia, November 30, 1859.
Dec I-dtlslMr
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have within the past few weeks taken particular
~ pains have books made of
to whom they belonged We believe that
hey have been generally and this
present 10 those who ludased
Bat The pnucpal object remind those who
have net paid they will avors by calling be-
fore the LIST OF tue coming month and closing their
cordng 10 the terms on which they were made.
Jan 9i--eo2xif CLAGETT & DODSON.
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VALUABLE FARM, within miles or Washing On,
the plank road and four Gne the city of Washington,
private sserhe subscribers handsome
containing io5 miles from Washington, Immediately
which There
beautiful building different Of land rendering
susceptible OF division lots, building each The
land Is in good state Of cutiyaon and susceptible Of
proyement. and under good fencing
Also building Washington,
Lot No. 49, No l02 fronting as 2oh
between north g and II
No 4, No. 1861 fronting So
Of i7th
West lot No square No SOL fronting 30
r. between ID and AIN
And Of lot No Immediately adjoining
the above, having front OF 10 feet
All the above properly will be sold moderate and
reasonable GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Aucuonecra and Comns Merchants,
Jan 2j-eod2w Cor. OF Sixlu and Penn
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Flour very firm, with ull In the shipping inquiry
until the arrival OF the Sales 70 arrive in Fsbro.
ary - Is sales Csnedisn 81; mixed western,
% IA - Nk Rye -four, SO Ia S6 25. Corn meal,
o. u.s. Whss, is inactive Rye plenty 1870 Oats,
81 : 90 oents. Corn is iower--ssles southern white.
lO7i Pork very active Of higher pes-sres new
uness, 0lG; 6I3 so prime prime msss, Si9 S1 Lard
scsivs At IOl a l0i cents Batter, 10 a 10 cents
Fre,shts are waiting the Asa's news Grain to Liver
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THE holders following certificates OF debt Issued BY the
OF Virginia, Reasonable The eth day OF March, 1884
afterwards within period eseeedtng hisen Will aAe
commissioners Of tAs sinking j.d created BY
Of The general assembly of Virginia passed on the ao,n day OF
first day March, 1884,
deem the ad certificates at the treasury OF me
certificates required The said
office OF second
auditor; and surrendered the interest thereon viii
coase that day;
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ny y. Q. MCGUIRE. Amc,,on..r.

TRUsrEEs SALE OF A VALUABLE DwFLIJNeHoUsE
Patent Omce.0 On Saturday, IN.
day of February AZ O'Clock, the
by OF duly a.
Of lot ~ ground Ma in Mo- 42a in tho Of
for the distance II inches
o snid north
~ inches loo feet
10
~ feet place Of baeaing with the
on ateei, Patent Office.
third balance In year., with in
tssest notes / ssiisfsction ~
MICH CALLAN, Trustee
Jas. q. MCGUIRE,
Jan I'D Aueuouser.
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THIS and superb open the aecomos
travellers The propsofs presenting thar estpb.
shmsnt for public patronage take the opportunity
Union contains either
tchnsss eigiil,v
N 6,cit
business render all the possible 10 guests ana IL
~ the ieIo 20 do nil tina,
make the soourn Of travellers satisfactory and
Jan o9--dsm GEORGE MOORE
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TREAsURER's STATEMENT,

ddmgnu idspaara nd
aadh saAa Monday, hs hdafh
10 @oag also an
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NOTuCETbe books snd account, belonging estate Of
~ the late William Fischer hav. q.
singer stsop.rs Hail. adjoining the irving Hotel
hovised receive and receipt for due the
HARRIET FISCHER,
Jan si-ds Er.culrir.
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TssAsusr DErAKTaxsr, January ], 1854
Notice hereby holders
stocks the United sas that s department prepared 10 pun
chase al time between the hereof June
next portions Of those oeks aggregate seven
million dollars In The hse,aatsr uasa
toned, 10 wit;
In case Of contingent competition, within stated
preferences VIII be The order Of which sad
stocks offered The duly assigned United
States BY e parties who receive thereof mus
be transmitted 90 ihs department the receipt whereof
price will be paid compounded Of Tho following parcuars
The value specified in each certificate.
premium The stock Of loan authorized BY on
July 1896 edsenabe November 49, 1885, percent on tia
stock The authorized OF 1884,
ceInbef, 1862 fifteen half liz
authorized BY the Of LEAF ls4s, redeena
the former the 3lst December 1867 aad the latter @
June, 1865 OF and the stock Of
authorized by 1850 redeeasie 3s Decea
Der, 1894 Commonly called the Tex Indemnify ten
Sd the ls Of January
1884 die of treasury
allowance of money reach owner OF days Interest
in addition. &
Payment for said will be made In drafts Of the Treasurer
UHed States, HosloR New
or Phadeiphia, the parties may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
an 3--dtIstJuBe Secretary oftie Treasury,
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EaIK February There continues much excitement
here today The railroad track is up for consider
able distance and Of passing the through
Governor Bger is here, but he has been able effect
reconciliation Ii is believed thar the general goyernm
must interfere.
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AUCTION NOTICE.
Important Special Peremptory Sale OF
$4,000 Dozens, comprising Entire Lines Of
English hosiery every
French English silk gloves full Of colors and
qualities.
gloves, embroidered plain OF abric.
IA long French and Eng handmade fllet
mts, &C.. &c., &c.
Mcsars. Meliis d Ayres
Win Offer important goods
all freshly impaired, port, landing
Ok FRipAr MORNING, February 10, 1854,
at Sir Months Credit,
At our Auction Stores Nos. IS Market street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Tho particular all dealers requested
sale The each line will be
and the will peremp,onIy without
The samples catalogues viii ready early
the morning of SALE y
FURNE5S, BRINLEY h co,
Feb l-dHhFeb AucioDetrs.
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treasury Notes outses AIDING February 1. 1854.
ass.isl. Once, rss /, 1854.
An,'nn, outstanding Of t prior aad u s.e
Amour, ouanansof The is.u. Of ad July, 1886, a. per
Amour. q The issue Of asin January iss
P ee'ras " this otncs 2,4D 90
n.,n., sli4,lel g.
co.'s, all und. prior July $50
sll4,on g.
rsba-iuf Intel and Eve. Star
RsLEY q 0OoDALL's vARIETE.
Las, nigh, bu, two Of the accomplished actress.
MISS ELIZA LOGAN,
SUPPORTED BY the American uascdian Mr. W. r. Gooda
Tnv..p4r EVENING, February q, 1884,
wn BE- performed beautiful play, acts called
LADY OF LYONS.
To conclude amusing highly popular cOmedls,s Of
THE MARRIED RAKE.
Price ofadmi.sion, so cents family circle, Is cents
poos a hsIrpast 8, curtain rises a, TX O'Clock
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Door open K TO u curtain rises \ p..,7
Las, night Of the successful COLLINS
the avori's Irish comedian and vocalist
THURSDAY Evssrso, February O. 1884,
sdy, Id acts written expressly for Mr. collins John
broughnm, esq, entitled
THE FORTUNE HUNTERS.
To b. followed BY highly amusing apsb.se farce. entitled
HOW TO PAY THE RENT
with, here, aushsbe
THE THREE cucKoos
Prices Of admission psrquctts so cents
as
third coor-d gallery as Private boxes.
,Fsba
BY GREEN a. SCOTT, Auct,onesrs.
II EIDsIcK CHAMPAGNE, OLD RYE wBIsKgY Ao AT
shall Of 9th and
~ baskets quart and pint bottle, Heidsok champaign.
q barrels Old whsksy, fine
do peach brandy
dozen Madeira, Sherry, and other wines.
GREEN SCOTT
Feb 2-d Auction
ROLlrNs Ancient History beautiful English cai-
luoni srga octave vols in with s.
! imported BY FkANCk TAYLOR
NHAksPEAREy complete I'm One volume, In rg-
nyo nne English edition, nne and proper sized
| Fsba rRANcK TAYLOR.
THE New Bue Book mr. onscisi biennial register
Of all officers and United
civil military and nsvs with Iocsons, salaries, &c. act price
| a. so
Can be sent BY mail prepaid any
| Jus, puols'ed and for sale in Washington by
| TAYLOR n MAURy,
1 Fch1 Booksellers, 9th street.
4
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United states Patent Once.
Washington, January 20, 1854.

Washington, January 20, 1854
IN petition Allen VIM. A. Croweil Salisbury,
neccu praying for the extension OF patent granted TO them
the goth OF June 1870, for Improvement chums
years from expiration patent
day Of eighteen dy
is ordered that the said petition be heard Office
Monday the 29t OF May nj ~ O'Clock,
notified and show they have
why petition ought be granted.
opposing required file In Pattern
Office their objections, specially forth writing
the day of testimony flied
be used at the said hearing be taken aud transmitted
codanca with the rules OF the Office which WILDE furnished
piication.
Ordered also, that this notice be published the Uuion nts
gencer Washington D. C Pennsylvania Philadelphia
Pa Scientific American New York and Inquirer Cincinnati
Ohio. week three successive previous
Goth day Of May next, the day Of heanng.
E CHAH. MABON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
PS-Ed,os of the above papers will pense copy, and
their bills The Patent Office, ws containing this notice
Jan 27-law3w
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NOTICE extending the tinae of the reservation OF
IN lands heretofore Withdrawn sale, along
Cairo Faon yairodd branches MsouE
and ARK
Notice hereby that the reservation Of the lands heretofore
Withdrawn from Market ordered Withheld
valid unt 9Th
within the probable grant
tied An granting grant
the States Of Arkansas and Missouri aid in the construction
The
Ohio Little Rock, Texas boundary line,
Arkansas, with bfnches for and Mississippi
rve February g. 1852 be- and hereby further
extended and continued until further orders this Office
Given under hand OF Washington, 23d of Jan
uary 1854.
BY order OF the Presdenti
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Jan 24-awl3w NO. .@.
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BALTIMORE VESSEL ASHORE.

Nkw YORK, January 3l--The schooner Leonora with a
cargo of wheat. from Baltimore for New York; is ashore
off Little Egg Harbor The wheat has been unshipped
The vessel will probably float off, Insured in Baltimore
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b
reconciliation believed thar the general government
mus interfere.
oRKAT FRE-PARLAMESr HOUSE, BUILDINGS AND
LIBRARY DESTROYED.
QUKBEc, February 1.-The splendid Parliament house
and buildings adjoining have been totally destroyed by fire.
including the splendid government library, philosophical
apparatus. &c.
The fire broke out about O'Clock this morning in the
main building. and rapid and fearful the progress
OF the flames that they could be checked subdued
until The entire property in ruins. small part only
OF the highly valuable and choice and costly govern
ment library saved The historical library appa-
raiu also of great value, almost entirely consumed
There Is an Insurance OF $3.50 900 the buildings,
which will fall far short Of covering the loss The library
Is also insured for $4,000 which only moderate
caused by an inceudiary Thousands viewing
the ruins this morning Efforts have already been nude
towards putting up q new building but many years must
be required before the splendid library DO replaced
Indeed, 1t contained gems and relics again be had
for love, money, nor any other consideration II
SAILING NIAGARA.
BosroN. Feb. 1.-The steamer Niagara sailed for Liver
pool to-day with rs passengers and only $50 in specie
Ii reported that Bedin is board, though this is
correct
MORE SMUGGLING.
New YoRK. Feb. 1.-The officers have made further
seizures oflage OF struggled goods board
steamer Asia arrived hare yesterday This is
beginning TO attract serious attention.
LEsIsLATURK.
PORTLAND Jan. 3i-The legislature finally organized
day by filling all the senatorial vacancies The senate
now sandswhgs, l6; regular democrats 10; indepen-
dent democrats5 In the house. the wings and ndepen.
dents have 20 majority.
BALTIMORE ASHORE.
NKw YORK, January 3lThe schooner Lconora, with a
cargo of wheat. from Baltimore for New York. ashore
off Little Egg Harbor The whea, has been unshipped
The vessel will probably doa off Insured in Baltimore
nARQUE
Bcsros, January 8l--A barque from Civ Point Viz
gnia, abandoned the 2lth a sinking condition
The crew were taken off by the Velocity TO Halifax
MExico.-INpIAN TROUBLES
New ORLEANS. January 27-By an arrival at this por,
been received Nothing further OF definite or reliable
character has been received relative Sonora exped
ton, is there anything said about the treaty viii, the
United Staes.
The Indians Of Yucaian had resumed ho.tlities and
troops had been ordered by the quel Them
General Blanco had been appointed Minister Of War
San Martin had been elected Pesidsnt of San Salvador
MARKETS
New YoRE, Feb. l.-Stocks closed frmer Nothing done
in government securities No tales of Canton Erie ia
Reading, III; Parker Vein, 8 Cumberland Coal sIi
Phpax, lo Nicaragua, 26i McCulloch gold, no sales .
The money market is easier owing moderate pply
going out The Niagara taking only $50 0O0 Exchange on
London, 81 a 81.
The -four market is un,ettlea and .l,oblv ds
pressed-sales of only 900 bbs S. ss % Tor State
10 Ssa 50 Is Tor southern Rye flor and corn meal I'M
changed.
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GEORGE II. FOX arrived WItlard's Hotel JAM
u 26, 1854, Baimore respectfully
Washington, D. o. London,
tscuar)
Of George r. Fox sons metropolitan tailoring department. The
OF buildings store, 'front.'
io3 deep No 32 Broadway, New city, door
Hospital formerly occupied Messrs.
lately by Tiffany Cutting and other dry goods merchants
Jano BIN
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NArNK Legislature.

PORTLAND, Jan Si-The legislature finally organized
day by filling all the senatorial vacancies The senate
now standswhigs, 10; regular democrats, 10; ndepen
dent democrats In the house, the wings and ndepen-
dents have 20 majority.
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NEW York, May 1d. rs53-rhe undersigned day
~ ONCE, ~ William street,
for the transaction of general brokerage business
bank insurance, mining rnirpsd Gfne,
securities bourht sold.
pramasory so'es bills exchange and negotiated
May la-da EMANUEL n. HART.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-02-02

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