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Pullman, administrative Of the
u Pumsn, deceased Of Albion, New York,
Of granted the sad Lewis Pullman
OF August s4i in mschines
removing budnss &c for from the expiration
of pattn which place 3r day Of August,
= y
said petition be heard the Paent Once
Monday, August ~ O'clock and all
and show they have,
why sa,d pe.iticn ought be granted.
opposing required 6le in the Patent
objections specially forth writing least TWEEN
hearing All testimony 6ied by either
70 and transmitted in
which viii be funished
pfieasion.
The eson, 18th Of July
deposons other relied testimony must be
before morning Of that day the
9umens any, len thereafter.
pubishsd In the Union, Iuse
Washington, D. c.; YenBsyvsniaD,
Philadelphia, Pa tic American New York. n. II Daily
three weeks psev'oas 80 hs 6tn
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of ratsnfa.
sEdjors Of the rarers will pease copy,
,he bills 70 the Patent Once WIN paper containing his notice
May 25-law3w
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TO ouR sUBsoslBGRs.

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esyHesi N lna sohserpuoa be uae- adverse
Distant sabse1shass may fsr~Ara =. es 49,
~h paid By and all sisk a-sues~a af..
The COUNTRY PAPER Il pabhsbea N wswkv earas
of Congress, and semi sests carire thr rtersa
suh-crpsssas fos p-nsd less than yess 81
psopcx1oned the asose
nz-roSTMAsTEKs aushonred aesss .
ses<a>s DAILY sas~cr,b~n, ~ish So
sEMI-wEEKLY ssbserss with Ss sneiosed, - esurea
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Law Notice.

BRows, STASrop, WALKER.
III NJ. T. BROWN, FRED. r. STANTON, and j. KNOX WALK
Err formed practising law in the supreme
United claims washington
the Tennessee Ocer in Washington and Mem
pbis either place, and
letters addressed to them will receive attention
April Ie- tfeod Intel. and Sentinel copy
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seHE ONLY ONE AUTHORIZED! !-The Rcc Of Oh. BOY
vEAU LAFr EcTEUR far superior 70 the rups of Caisi
similar remedies II radically cures
all affections Of the skin dsres The
accidents from accouchmcn the cTfca
period Of and heredary acfinony Of humors depus
i've powerfully s6cseous In cstar7hs Of me saader IN con-
injections soundnes syyc the Roh eares in
cubebs from which oay
the The Rob h. sbovc ALL
ndcd syyNc Diseases
ins resisted the cf the iodsre
Of potassium - =,
General asenI fer the United States: 0sbnei sionsn e 81
ew York. for wholesale ORDERS Osios Dsconge
Oreana Seuiily, San Francisco
sold all The throughout the Uni
pamphlet de 81 Cervais the med
properties OF the Rob viii be ohtaned by writing to g. BioR
an s William street, York, who will information
wanted. -
G. prepased A orders for south America, the West In
dies Uned has the Fob In bond
Idly
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mo. 53s.J
Notice

or he essaheaf Of an additional Lasd Office the Ter
rifory Of Oregon.
February ~ 1855
entitled additional land dstric in
re-rory preg,ns UmpGss district embracing
an the ns standard parallel, hereby
and Office distinct
of uestei Ssse. the o
WINCHESTER Territory, until ordered
f,vs, wv ,,a I'm dry
w,y a n tssS. JpHS WILSON,
of the General Land ofb-s.
M,v h
TARpER's vAsAziSE Tor May.
III Em,p. s-ing . ofa Hap~r's story Roesr
r,s, rsr.,v~s ssy TAYLOR n NAURf.
Maya Ro"sseerrs, fran- sveH"e, near seh s"~e'
nY Rrosh~r-s Keeper sush cf Dollars and cents
pr s.. =, TAYLOR MAURS5
Msvs Bookstore, 9th street.
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United states Malls.

PosT OrrIcE DKsART May Is leco.
mails Of the United States om the
s day November is55 the 3h day Of June, 1885, in
elusive the MICHIGAN be received the Cor
Ine F0w Once Department. in the city q Wash
inclusive be decided the
~ n anv on the routes specified
l3l64 rs mr and back we
during suspension navsation aay from November
TO Is in year.
arp River Monday ri San;
Aruy Keeweaaw Bay NEXT "Wednesday BY 6pm;
Leave Kerwsha- Bay Thursday ar m;
Arrive Carp Saturday by
l3s7 Bay by Portage Entry Houshton Clfon Eagle
River Eagle fiarbor, and North West Mine, 10 Fort WI
kns. mi back, week.
Leave Keewenaw Bay Thursday af af6am;
Arrive at wilkins Saturday by pm;
Leave ForiW WIkns Monday at s a
Arrive a Bay "Wednesday by pm
Bsy Algonquin, Adventure and Rocksnd 10
onionagon SO miles and back, once week
Leave Keswenaw Bay Thursday Al m;
Arrive Onouagon Saturday by SPIN:
Leave Ontopagon Monday at6am;
Anir at "Wednesday BY
embraced in the contracts
see the proposals February TO- 1855
JAMES CAMPBELL,
May I7--law4w Possmsstes 0enerA.
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washington Aqueduct.

orrtcE or THr VA wAsmrscros AauEDucr,
Washington, March Z, 1855.
DRoPosALS tayed for graduation masonry
nnrels, ard ois work o NE Washington aFaeduct
that day.
sninaton aida day of April
Proposals w received Tor Of particular eulve
bieges, &c. described The plans and specifications
por,ion only completed under the
appropriation bat all contracts Tor unfinished work wan
right prescribe work BE- done and
he apprapariaa no, holding ou. sufeny decide
shall stopped until funds become available
un "a the r. eesea .ss zen 3 e pad The aagmn,
engineer work has been property s1ecu'ed 90 far a has
Payments specie upon the uned State.
per cent and
shall be paid their fun monthly and IN specie
the Washington Aqueduct-"
considered conducive 70 The progress Of the
Every signed by
sss eSs e r. ri M % s
obligation, within ten days with gosd and suclent
by OF United States district
n r. m anssf oI
Of War; that the are able 10 make good tsr
Bids win opened presence ddderr Of them
"'' " = NJ. c. MEIGs
Cap. Of Engineers. in charge
FORM or GUARASTEE.
To Capt, NJ C. Msiss, U. ). Engineers.
hereby Jointly severay United States and
e foresa,ns bid OF be accepted ma ne or
good and sufficient sureies 70
perform furnish As articles proposed N sssas 70 s ss
said ha, f, % enter into contract a aforesaid we gaaran
the next lowest bidder
hereby certify bat my knowledge and bee the
abcve-uamed saarsniorsIare good and sufficient
War s-sswtssbMny siawg
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stopping Southampton both going and renfnrs Trey oher
London and Have advantages over G
other route, for economy OF time and mooes
Passage from Tork to Southampton and Bremen
First cabin main saloon So frst cabin, lower saloon, siio
second do, $50. - al -.
No bills isding will be signed on the day o. sailing
An exprnenced surgeon Il attached TO each ship.
For freight or passage, apply
eC ii. SAND, III South William ST., N. Y,
C.. HEINEKEN Co., Bremen.
CROSKEY d Southampton
wu.5IAM JsELfS. Hawe.
Mar 6-diy
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~ i. YORK, BREMEn, AND SOUTH
Az pNUNITED STATES MAIL sTGAxERs.-
II 20 comprising this hoe are th- WASHING
ToS cnpt L. Cavendy; Hermann, Capt. Ed
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wm- Willis and wife and Amanda A. Hendks
w HEREAs Perrin has fied petition praying Cor he par
hts ~ and 81 IN The
showing thai the defendants have
ordered said
second Monday In October - S. In ti
Florida, will be
ordered that this notice be published
the Florida Democrat, the Washington
Union, and the New York Journal of Commerce.
THos. +. KING, Judge
PENSACOLA, June l3, 1855
June 13-1awam
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EDWARD e. COLLINS,
10. 81 Wall street, ". ".
Brown, sHtPLEy, l. CO.,
STEPHEN KENNARD l. CO.,
~ Austin Friars, London
q. q. WAINWRIGHT b Co.,
GEO. DRAPER aasrs-
~ ,e Z .~e aim. will nos for gold,
rpf sneee ievcry precious stones, unless bills Of
IsJng signed thereof therein
Al
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l'OuRr OF CLAIMS Urah FORREST. .ssorrey-sslav Rock
vis~ sxA
departments Comussaos
addr-eed Rockville snh ~ b
promptly attended 10.
March 3t-dtlstJulv 1 M #*aH
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WASHINGTON BRANCH HAH1AOhDf
Change OF Hours
ca M yssssslsa - - 9k
n and sfer Mondsy the instant will leave
" Wa hins,on ead eA and and AZ, p M
IN Sunisy, a, AZ, y.
Leave sairnors * and ~, and and 5A, p m
SUNDAY, al At. a. - :, u -.
Ami, re DIFF
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Delaware College.

Delaware College.
THE FIRST Of institution win
n-nec August continue siIteen weeks The
au complete the classical
which student take IN fui
agricultural science and
he analysts engineering and practical
h uader the Of
VI Weston A. M correspond with hose Of the college
w DANIEL KlpKwooD, President.
NEWARK (Del.l July 10, 1855
July lJ--iaw6w
lspN SALE or
of ID street House
twelve rooms papered painted
s.pi, Solicitors sice. Treasury Department
is--Ea
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,CouE the Crfmen; by Lord de Ros vol London,
J. 1855.
The Calendar ~ Victory. l vo'. London, ieS5
Admiral Sir Jahieei hrenton vol London
Iss5
History Corps Of Royal snPpers and Miners 2 vols
London 1855. .
1855
The Great Bar Of Army vol London, 1855
Jennings Natural Elements of Political Economf VOL Lon
don, s5j. -.
a~yocd the Earth ~ Philips ro' London, lsss.
scs.chs on The l vd Landor, ieSS
Aiexssdna and schools; by Kingsley. vol London
~in.vrh; history aud modern explorers vel Lon
don. l6aS.
De Fo-a Churchill. by Forster. vol London. 1875
Literature, and Art ~ the Srseks
ny I4cab. vol. fo.6sn. rSs
Suob, rsphy Of voi. London, 1855.
md Conparsou c5npee SCI srnm ne com
mencenens is fssa, lscrce) .. u..u
July 10 fRaNCk TAfLos
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John O. sara mt 4 Charles Albert.


stAyE for of professions
III nus,sss- attend that be inrsste'
them the of cian
auy sitting the District Of Columbia
WAsmiseros, %. - March "a, 1855.
Mar 25-eod3m
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT
The Treasury Department the Offices Sec
retary of the Treasury, comproller commissioner Of
the Customs, six auditors treasurer register solicitor light
house board and coast survey.
The following brief incation Of the duties Of these
several offices and o the force employed therein respectively
Secretary. o5ceHon James Guthrie, Secretary Of the
Treasury Hon. r. q. Washington, Assistant Secretary
one engineer in charge architect and three
temporarily employed aud twenty three clerks The Secre
a Of the Treasury charged with the general supervision
Of the fiscal transactions Of the government and Of the
cuon Of the laws concerning the and navigation
OF the United States He superntend the of the
coast the lighthouse establishment marine hospitals
the United States construction of certain public
buildings for custom houses and either purposes.
Fir CoaapsroEcr's OfceElisha whitilesev ESQ., Comp
roler and fifteen clerks He prescrioes the mode Of keep
ing and rendering for the civil and diplomatic
vice vel the public lands and revscs and certes the
balances arising thereon
Second conFtroSsr's OEce-John NJ. Brodhead, esq,
Comptroller and clerks He prescribes
o. keeping and rendering the accounts II the army
and Indian drtments o the public SERVICE and reves and
eertihes the balances arising thereon.
ONce n ceDnss,oner Of the CassorsIiugh J. Anderson
esq Commissioner, and eleven clerks he prescribes
mode o. Keeping and rendering the Of the
revenue and disbursements and Cor the building and repair
ing &c. and revs and certhes the balances
arising thereon.
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STRIKING AFFECrIoE.-Martin Conner
ton, arrested for assaulting aud beating his wife,
Margaret came before the Mayor, yesterday, to an
swer the charge. Several witnesses were examined
in the case and proved concusivey the guilt of the
accused, but there is another branch OF the diff
Guilty undsposed of he admitted to bail tor his
appearance to day.
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Understandable. Ellis, the Clerk of
the first market. yesterday morning succeeded in
detecting Washington. slave toR I Gooch OF Lou
ss in buying five turkeys and Offering to sell them
again, and brought him before the Mayor. After
hearing everything connected with the affair. his
honor ordered the turkeys to be conhscated to the
city, and then released the accused, with the posi-
tive assurance that if ne repeated the offence, he
would receive sound flogging.
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Nor SErTLED.--David, q slave, in the
service of Mr.. John S. Walker, was arrested and
taken before the Mayor to answer the charge of
violently assanlting and beating Mary Jane Weaver
on the 9Th OF January, but owing to the absence of
witnesses, the examination was postponed until
this morning, and the accused committed to prison.
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AccupEsr.--As lady was passing along
Bank street. Sabbath last, she stepped on piece
Of broken glass bettle which injured her foot so
badly, that DIR Conway had to be called in to dress
the wound. The lady was afterwards conveyed
to her residence In carriage being unable 10 walk
II the city ordinances impose fine on persons ior
throwing such nuisances In the street. the Council
should pass one Immediately.
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TREspAssIEG.-Jefierson Homer, arrest
ed by the police for trespassing the premises of
George w. Anderson, was arraigned before the
Mayor yesterday to answer for the offence As
nothing criminal was designed in the trespass, he
was Bet at liberty.
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DANGEROUS PLAcE.-At the southwest
corner of Broad aud 18th streets, may be seen an
excellent trap for Gripping pedestrians hole
about ten inches deep, and twelve inches in cir
conference has been dug there and left uncovered,
Il needs attention
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PIoKs.-Ihe "Albert Morris" alluded
to In yesterdays paper, having had bis coat cut,
on Saturday evening some where in the neighbar-
hood of the theatre, was not Mr.. .4I5ert H. Morris
Of Henrico, but young gentleman from the neigh
borhood of Lynchburg, as we are informed.
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DIsoRDERLY.-JamesB Bowers. one of the
I'd street Ehoys. appeared before the Mayor to uu-
dergo examination for drunken and disorderly
duct in the street. The charge was fully sustained
by the evidence and the accused required to give
curity for his good behavior in the of 81 5 in lien
OF which, however he slipped through the fingers of
the law, made his escape, and gave leg bail for his
future appearance.
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DARING NEGRo.-A slave named William
Walker, owned by Mr. Richard Workman, ar
rested and brought before the Mayor yesterday
morning, to answer the charge of committing vi
client assault on Walter Atnory, white man. AT.
ter hearing the evidence. the accused was ordered
to receive thirty nine stripes, by way OF teaching
him better behavior ia future
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MARRIED,

at4bs .ritish Consulate in Tripoli. (Barba'y on
the oh Of december last, by Col g. F. Herman. II.
M's Consul eneral, lacne under speeial W, VAT
rant rom the Oueen,) MARCUS JUNIUS GAINES,
Eso Uuited States Consul! General at Tripon. 10
MAGGIE, youngest daughter of Dr. John DICKSON
late Surgeon in the British Navy
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PoisoNING DoGs.-Some person seems to
be amusing himself by casting poisoned meat in the
street at night to kill dogs few mornings since
the neighborhood OF the banks
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PROPOSITIONS T" TAX EDIToRs.-The pro-
position of our worthy friend, DR.. Soead to
tax editors, is beginning to travel. The nress
have got hold OF it, and it bids fair to he DIV
culated, with both note and comment, to the
farthest limits of the United States Dr
Snead could scarcely have imagined the min.
gled emotions of horror and amusemen,
which his proposition would occasion through.
out the whole of this vast continent.
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RUSSIA AND THE Z. STATEs.--Tbe Wash
| ington correspondent (Jan'y l0f of the New
York HerG|d says, that Baron Meyendorf
the Russian ambassador at Vienna. has com.
municated to the Russian Minister at Wash
ington piece of information of the highest
Importance. 1.-THE Baron saws the corres.
pondent describes an interview he had with
the Emperor Francis Joseph, of Austria. in
which he tMeyendorfl is requested to express
to his Majesty, the Car, his congratulations
upon the friendly feeling SO generally mani
tested by the people of the United States for
his imperial masters success.
Baron MeyendOrf continues: THE present
Independent stand of the United States. is
most graciously received by his master, the
Gar, who hopes for a continuance of if. as
does also his Majesty of Austria
The correspondent considers this the secret
of our governments opposition to Clingman's
resolution. 1t is regarded as a friendly re-
quest from these Powers for non interference
on our part in the present war.
The correspondent also communicates the
following:
treaty with Russia, a correspondence took place he
tween France and glsnd-this treaty and the Uni.
Ieo states being the matter of
ensck 10 the graspng avaIice of the United States
was determines upon-a norton of tha nav .,s a.;
neolateiy recalled, Lord Clarendon made ubc that
ni.sS na England had in store something for the
schs%s Ss1I Fate AFTER they had beaten Russia This
news from the East" "
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DIsoRDERLY HoUsE.-Margaret Conner
ton. charged with keeping disorderly house near
the first market, had partial hearing yesterday
morning, after which the investigation was adjourn
ed until to-day.
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VIOLENT AssAULT.-Francis Dustry, a
free woman, was arfaigned before the Mayor YES.
on leaac Lomax free fellow, but owing to the in.
juries received by the complainant who was unable
to attend court, the investigation was postponed
until this morning, and the accused committed to
prison.
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LORD RAGLAs.-An army correspondent of
one of the British newspapers, says that Lord
Raglan receives news of the sickness misery
anddeath, surrounding him with either an i'm,
patient shrug Of disbelief, or petulant ex.
clamation of oh, You are merely exaggera-
ting; quite impossible things are as bad as
all that You will say at once, remarks the
correspondent, that it is an easy matter for
himself to inquire into the actual truth ofsuch
reports, by a personal inspection of each di
vision; the answer to this, is that many ofthe
regiments have never seen him, or he them.
since the Alma. 1t was not in this way that
Napoleon taught the French to conquer.
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MEcHANI s. IEsTfTuTE.-A regular
monthly meeting of the Institute will be held at
METROPOLITAN Hall tonight ut Z O'Clock. Let the
members bear the hour in mind, and be puncfuei 10
their attendance,
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LOCAL MArrsRs.

FrRF.-About 9 o'clock last night the
stable of Mr.. VIM. c. Allen, on the West side of
7th street, between Main and franklin, was set on
FIRE and burned Loss abou. 5000. No doubt
covered by INSURANCE.
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o,r, u,,Tha citizens off Manches-

Town HALL.-The citizens OF Manches-
Ter have at length built them town Hall, which,
when completed, will prove of great advantage not
only the Trustees to hold their meetings in but to
the justices and officers of police, who now have
no place In which to conine prisoners for examina-
ton The present building is sufficiently large tor
all practical purposes, and when completed, will
prove invaluable 20 the town.
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In MoURNING.-Phpnix Engine, we per-
ceive is draped in mourning as token of respect
for the late Mr. l.. A Goddin, member OF the
company, who diel some few DAYS since, while on
visit to his friends In the country.
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CALICO BALLs.-There is something very
pleasant in the idea of Charity becoming
fashionable. The only objection is, that
fashion is more variable than the moon, and
that it may soon become the fashion to be un.
charitable. That is fashion which rarely
changes. But let us be thankful even if the
giving mood lasts but an hour One warm
spring like day in mid.winter, dispenses light
and comfort to a multitude of dreary hearths
and hearts.
The calico, too, is an agreeable fancy. We
should like to see the wives of apprehension
dancing about in calico. No doubt their
husbands would be inwardly glad if calico
were to become the prevailing fashion. If.
after sending MIR. Pease the ball dress, each
lady would procure calico for herself. and
regulate her other expenses upon the same
scale. the 'hard.times' would soon disannear
from New York.
We are anxious to see whether the oan.le
men will appear at the balls in dresses Of
corresponding simplicity--in such apparel
as their humble forefathers worked in attbe;r
several avocations, and as many of Them.
selves wore when they were poor BOYS, and
would have been glad of even a second hand
suit of jeans.
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SEARCH WARRANT.-Maria Peters, a free
woman, was arrested and Gagged by officer Pearce
yesterday afternoon, for having in her possession
goods that did not belong to her This morning,
She will have a hearing before the Mayor.
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Mss DAVENPORT makes her second APP
pearance at the Theatre tonight, in one OF her ia.
yorite characters She bears the reputation OF q
theatrical jewel of the first water, and cannot iall
to please the most refined taste The ladies partle-
ularly, should see her this evening.
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1NTEMPERANoE.-Aubra g. Jones came
before the Mayor yesterday morning to answer the
charge OF being tipsy and dsorderly In the street.
After hearing the Witnesses, the accused was dis.
charged, it being his first appearance.
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The PEAK FAMILY are to give another
of their rich musical entertainments at metrOpoli-
tan Hall tonight. The bell-ringiEg Is no less IN
terestiuq than the vocal and instrumental music,
which seem to give universal satisfaction.
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FUEL.-Coal and wood continue to COM
mand high prices not only in this city but through
out the North. 1t the weather grows cold. The
prospects are that prices will advance
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COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND MARKETS, jar

RICHMOND MARKETS, January Is.
FLOUR-There is no change whatever we sun
quose Canal for shipment, S90S9.2a, according &c
quality. cong To- r,;n,s
WHEAT-Without alteration: S2n5 for prime
white; 80 for prime red; general quotations fer gooa
) cts. lover.
CORNING change 80 cts per bnshei.
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AMICARLY ADJUsTED.-J eremIah OCon-
neil charged with assaultug and beating his wife.
Johannah, was arragned at court, but the difficulty
between the good lady and himself having been
nicabiy .adi usted, at her request TIE warrant
was dismissed
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Observation-Disclosures were engaged
yesterday in repairing Mayo's bridge, near it
northern abutment
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FRESH OYSTERS are abundant ia the dock
just now, and do not command such high prices al
they did some few weeks SINCE