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District of Columbia,
Washington County, to nit:
IT HEREBY certify that VIM. Weeden,
u of said county, brought before me as estray q
small bay Horse, with short tail, with saddle and
bride.
+ Given under my hand and seal, this 9th March,
1856. JOHN L. SMITH, ]. p. H. 81
N. B. The owner of the above-described Horse is
requested to come forward, prove. property, pay
charges, and take him away
VIM WEEDEN,
mar 6--3t* Livery Stable foot of Capitol.
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alleged Sicindie~ By Caston.-H House OGe~.
NEW YoRK, March "a custom-house officer
named Cassidy, has been arrested for making false
entries in the pass book Of the Irving Savings In.
stitution, to the amount Of about $1,000.
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The Poole affair.

Nrw YoRK, March Cit is said that Baker, the
ex-policeman, who led the murderous assault upon
Bill Poole, at stanwix Hall has been discovered in
Albany.
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-Nev York Stock Market.

NEW York, March 6.--Stocks are quiet, ant
money is abundant. Sales at the first board o
Fries at 46 81; Cumberland at 81 IA cents
Reading railroad, 10 s4 New York central, "a IA
Pennsylvania Coal Company, l0l; United States
Skies Of 81 and '68, l-2; Virginia, 95 3-s.
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feb 2o2awA
-. PgPLIc SCHOOLS I.

PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
a RR ANGE m ENTs have been made
N with the superintendent Of the Fair Of the
Metropolitan Mechanics Institute BY which the pu-
pills Of the Public Schools will be admitted TO tho
Fair between the hours Of III A. NJ, and O II. NJ. on
the payment Of cents for each scholar. IL is ox-
pected that they win be accompanied by their
Teachers who will be pleased 10 give the Superinten-
dent seasonable notice OF the time Of the Intended
visits of their respective schools.
mar 1--eodst Secretary.
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Afaroraltu of Ne,e BEDFORD.

NEw BEDroRD, March George Rowland,
Know-Nothing, has been chosen mayor by tire
mendous majority.
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ADMINISTRATIVE Sale Of Machinery at
Auction.

"ILL be sold, at the same time of Mr..
w N. Corey's property, on the 18th Of N. rch,
on the premises:
Three Lathes, one Screw Cutting Machine one
Packing Machine, and Shears, one Steam Engine al
Boiler, together with the Toss Patterns Moulds, al
appurtenances used and connected with the Found y
heretofore carried on by Nelson Corey deceased o
those disposed to engage in such enterprise Il IL
property offers very great inducements, both, tr
Its location and the suitabeness Of the building and
premises
ANN W. COREY, Administrative
of Nelson Corey, deceased,
FERGUSON q WILKINSON,
feb 23-dtl2M Auctfoneera.i
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"ANTED-A situation I'm mercantile
w house. grocery preferred, by young man
who has been in public business for two years.
Compensation no object Satisfactory reference
can be given. Address A. .. O., Boz sss, Alsx.n'
dris, Va an&-a
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The Burns Riot Cases--Pablic Reception to
Iiner 10 Burna at Boafo,,

Z -- ~" UfU6W 20 IJUTH6 uI DOSLO7t- -I|- n n \
BosToN, March SIN the United States circuit
court to-day the case against Wendell Phillips,
Theodore Parker, and others, for alleged partci-
patton in the Burns riot, were taken up and as
signed for the LIST of April.
Burns, the emancipated slave, will be present
on "Wednesday evening at the reception meeting
to be given him in fremont Temple. On Friday
evening he will attend public meeting at New
York
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
UUST received, and ready for exhibition,
81 very superior lot Of Cloths, Cassimeres end
vestings, suitable for spring wear, which | pre-
pared to make up in the most approved styles and at
the shortest notice.
WILLIAM TUCKER,
Merchant Tailor,
Pennsylvania avenue bet. AZ and 9Th SITS.
mar 1-eodlm (Int and Union)
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WINTER CLOTHING,

WINTER CLOTHING.
TIME Subscriber being about to go North
- 10 replenish his stock Of clothing, and having
a large supply Of Fail and Winter Clothing on hand
will sell it at very low rates. in order to make
for his new stock.
Persons can obtain very desirable overcoats heavy
goods, DC, cheap for cash, by calling at
L. OPPENHEIMERS,
Fashionable Clothing Store
800 Penn. Av. between 9th and 10th streets.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


DErRorr, March o.---The returns show that Led
yard, the Democratic candidate for Mayor, has re.
ceived majority Of about 800 votes.
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NOTICE TO THOSE 1T MAY CONCERN.
WE earnestly request all persons in-
Wv debted 10 us on accounts rendered to LIST Of
January, TO come forword and close the same with
out delay, IL is very important that the business
Of the late firm should be settled up
This we reasonably expect, and must insist upon
without further notice.
C0LLEY & SEARS,
b2S 18th street, three doors above Penn. avenue.
feb 27--6teodif
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VALUABLE MEDICINES.

VALUABLE MEDICINES.
UvHE attention of the public is called to
j DR.. Green's celebrated Liver Pills for the cure
Of Liver and Bilious complaints, and his Tonic Pills
for the Of female distinctions and Dyspepsia.
These the celebrated DIR. Green's Pills, Of Yir-
ginia.
BULLS
RECTO MIsTURA, for Piles.
There is no remedy that has ever been offered to
the public that has won for e in so brief period,
such notorety in the cure of This distressing maady
as the Recto Mstura,
BULLS
Cough Syrup, for Coughs, Colds, and Con-
sumption.
These medicines can be bad at nearly all the Drug
Stores In Washington, Georgetown, and Alsxandris.
mar t--sodev~ .
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Mayor Wood Threatening to R.sion.

Mayor Wood IRredteni,lg 10 Resign.
New York, March 5.-Mayor Wood has written
letter to the Lieutenant Governor of the State
on the subject Of the police bill before the Legis-
lature, giving notice that he win resign his office
| If the bill passes
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STIMULATING Liniment, or Pain De-
- stroyer, sovereign Specific for Rheumatism
aud Neuralgia for all kinds OF Aches Pansalso for
Corns, Headache and Bar-ache, when proceeding
from cold
DIRECTIONS ron Usx.--This Liniment must be APP
piled with the fingers and well rubbed in, night and
morning, sparingiy, but perseveringly. For sore
throat Of any kind and Toothache it has not It's equal
for pain in the Back, Immediately over the region
Of the kidneys, II well applied, IL will give almost
immediate relief JAMES A. COMMON,
Agent for the District Of Columbia,
491 Ninth bet ID and + streets, Washington.
mar 2-2aw8rn
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.

AM ODLuElN ID.
NATIONAL THEATRE
MEssRs. MYERS a MADIGAN
Respectfully announce to the citizens Of Washington
andits vicinity that they have opened
for short time, commencing
Thursday E5eniRg, March !,
Splendid Circus Company,
The best now performng In America, and composed
entirely Of
STAR ARTISTES
OF the highest celebrity and renown. Among the
distinguished Artistes in this troupe is the celebra
ted Female Equestrian,
MILE ROSA,
Justly termed the Pride Of the Circle, whose un-
equalled and beautiful riding has created the high
est enthusiasm and admiration wherever she has
performed.
splendid Pantomime,
RED GNOME, or Spirit Of the Silver Fountain.
Spirit Mile Rosa.
esg- See bills Of the day
Box Sheet will be opened on Thursday morning,
where seats can be secured three nights in advance
without extra charge. mar
GRAND VOCAL CONCERT
By THE
P III IL H ARMO MIC SOCIETY,
AT CARUSTS SALOON,
On Tuesday Evening, March O,
When they win present splendid programme Of
CH0ICE MUSIC.
Mrs. BURNS Of New York,
Have kindly offered their services.
Tickets FIFTY CENT5--to be had at all the Book
and Stationery Stores and Mt the door the even
ing Of the Concert. feb 28&mar 3. 5, ct
PRESERVE YOUR HAIR.
n IA NInNn,g III. a. raot s,av IA Nm
N Lyons Kathairon, Barry's Tricopherous
Swedish Hair Creator, and Ok Marrow Pomade
mar 5--St
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
a VARIETY Of Building Lots in the vi
entity Of the City Hail. Also in all other parts Of
the city, on terms accommodating. Inquire at Mrs
Adams's Boarding House, opposite to Browns Hotel
To be seen from to A. NJ, or to p. NJ also,
address through the Post Office win receive at
tention.
FOR RENT,
HOUSE No. 80, Four and -a-haIf street.
IL Twenty-one dollars per month,
CLOCKS, CLOCKS, CLOCKsI
IF you want q good Clock, warranted to
j. ROBINSON,
feb 28-dlm 34a opposite Browns Hotel.
ID OTOMAC HERRINGs, FLOUR,
u Meal, &c.--
so barrels No. l Potomac Herrings, (gross)
| 900 barrels super and extra Flours
| Meal-Corn, Rye, &C., for sale low by
| HILL, BROWN q PARTLOW,
| Corner Prince and Union streets
| feb 15-H Alexandria, Va.
WELSH'S PREMIUM FAMILY FLOUR.
! 4 M BARRELS Of the above justly
lVO celebrated Family Flour.
| f ALSO,
80 barrels Wesh's Extra Super Flour, justreceivcd
per Manassas Gap railroad via Of Strasburg from Win
chester and for sale by the snpe barrel or draw load
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a LII STRANGERS
n Visiting the city should zee Hunters Cstal.eu,
Of the curiosties oftbe Patent Office
Also, bis description Of Povslls great piotur,
feb ae--d1yif
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JET GOODS.
IT HAVE Just received a good supply,
~ which win sell n importers prices at
H. o, HOODS,
dsalb-dh AIS Penn, avenue.
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DIED.

i
On the Sd inst, at IL o'clock, A. NJ, al his resi-
/ dence, on New Jersey avenue between and M SITS,
THOMAS +. d. CAwooD, In the $50 year Of his age.
What Is lifes It's all a yapor,
Soon il vanshes away;
Life Is like dying taper,
my soul, why wish 10 stays
Why not spread thy wings and hy,
Straight 20 yonder world Of joyf
tNJames A. Calhoun having taken the
agency of the American Organ" in Georgetown,
viii hereafter serve subscribers ANY persons wish
ing 70 subscribe by leaving their address at Wech's
or DR.. Lnthicums, or at his residence "a jefferson
street. win be attended TO- Those who are indebted
70 our former agent will settle only with the sqbscri
mare
EE Merchants' Exchange Rooms.--There
will be meeting Of the members at their Rooms,
this evening, at TX o'clock.
BY order Of the President:
E1- Free Lectare.---Rev. B. r. Brooke will
street. before the Young Mems Christian Association
Of Georgetown, on Tuesday evening 9Th instant, at
8 o'clock. Subject Young Men.
W- The stockholders Of the Northern
Liberties Building Association will meet at Tempe
rance Hall on Tuesday evening the 9Th instant Tor
the payment Of dues, the election of officers, and
other business.
mar s. JOS. RADCLIFFE, Secretary.
NOTICE.
METROPOLITAN Mcdaniel Institute
Ivl Exhibition.In order 10 afford the coored pop
nlation an opportunity to visit the Exhibition, the
Board Of Management have set apart Tuesday next,
the 18th inst, for that purpose.
All DESTROYS therefore Of enjoying the privilege,
will do well to attend accordingly.
pm. PEARSON, Rec Sec'y.
mar 6--3t, 5, 10&l2 Intel and Star
WANTED, rs Good Vest and Pant
w, Makers.-None need apply except those who
are competent hands. Constant work given.
WALL STEPHENS.
| mar 6--6t Pa. ave-, between 9th and 10th SITS.
IT OsT, ON Friday, March ID, a Hair
IL Bracelet, with gold clasp enclosing an infants
| miniature. The finder will receive suitable re-
ward if required, by leaving 1t at Gait Brothers,
Jewellers, Penn. avenue mar 6--2t
COAL! COALl! COALl!!
IUST arrived and unloading from schr.
a. William r. Fowler, cargo Of superior White
Ash Coal, egg and stove size also, Red Ash Coal,
| in good order, from Philadelphia.
Coal must be paid for before delivery in oil cases.
| Yard on First street. near the Capitol
| JOHN PURDY.
FOR RENT, the House on Pennsylva-
MIA avenue between Second and Third streets lately
occupied by Mrs. Esterly.
mar 6--6t J.P
District of Columbia,
Washington County, to Wit
HEREBY certify that VIM. Weeden,
u of said county, brought before me as an estray
small bay Horse, with short tail, with saddle and
/ birdie.
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CLOCKS, CLOCKS, CLOCKSI
IF yon want q good Clock, warranted to
IL keep time, call at the store of
j. ROBINSON,
feb 28-dlm $40, opposite Browns Hotel.
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u 1T ON &C HERRINGS, FLOUR,
il Meal &c.--
so barrels No. Potomac Herrings, (gross)
500 barrels super and extra Flours
Meal-Corn, Rye, &c. for sale low by
HILL, BROWN q PARTLOW,
Corner Prince and Union streets
feb 15-H Alexandria, Va.
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BY ROTHWELL ~ BROWN,
Aucti0neers.

feb 2s-dtl2M Auc,'onenr,
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Tickets FIFTY CENT5-to be had at all the Book
and Stationery Stores and Mt the door the even
ing Of the Concert. feb 28&mar 3, 3, 6--4t
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City IntellfQence.

Lfc1VRiS on THE EASTERN WARD. So,ger delivered
lecture last night the drst OF course Of four on the
Eastern war The lectures to be illustrated by msns
showing the position Of the allied and Russian forces
me subject is an interesting one, and the lecture,
brings 10 its consideration abilities OF high order RI
next Lecture win he Friday 18th inst t,e sub;ae,
tria-of Russia.D - aus
A FEARFUL Posr1os-o On Monday afternoon a mar
employed on the soop Argentine laying at anchor in the
North river while engaged 10 arranging some tackle b,v
up on the mast, was taken with fainting e., He fen
back, end in doing bis legs struck against spar and
he remained suspended in the sings his head
down, and he working In convusion. The captain
seeing his perous condition, ordered two men aof, on
on each side Of the mast, to him II possible They
succeeded in throwing bow rope around has body bu,
Just AZ this uncture he fell loose from the sings and h.
remained Suspended by hts middle from ne rlr,ipc b
he toIe lie was soon lowered to the dees aad on the
Application OF suitable restoratives recovered his con-
SEQUENCES. and Is now doing well.
SAINT PA1McK's DAY.The Irish military Ind civic 80
eieties are making preparations celebrate the birth
ggsy OF relands patron sa mt in a becoming manner
here II 70 De procession and the Longshoremen the
laborers Union, the Order OF Ancient Hoerniaps To-
gether with the three Irish and several youn
sons q Erin win feast at National Hail. and the Youns
Friends Of Ireland at the Chinese Rooms he flenSy
Sons q Saint Patrick wall also spend Intervening in
becoming manner. The Mayor and the Conmon Qo,n,;i
viii review them in The Park.
CoRREc1IoS-In the report OF q Gre at No oo2 poxs,v
in Mondays HERALD, the Metropolitan Fire Insnr,nss
COMPANY was noticed as being OF the underwater
Our inicrmsnt was mistaken IL shouid bavs b..n ,b
Metropolis Insurance Company.
TIE CiuIDRES's AD SOCIETY Of Wiliamsbcrv VII hals
y hrst Anniversary this evening" in the
Chureh IN south Ninth street between Fifth ana sixth
htreeu Aessrs z. J.. Brace, r, G. Pardee, and Rev r.
> Porter win deliver addresses and tie children about
Nv OF whom viii be present, will take part In the exer
'ises' Inc occasion win be pleasing and interesting.
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shIpwrecks OH the Eastern Coast.

BosroS March 10, 1855.
The ship Hudson from Savannah for Boston, went
ashore On Saturday. Brewster Flats Cape Cod and had
twelve feet Of water in her hold yesterday
bales Of cotton had been taken out by the schooner
Waidron, Holmes arrived here. The vessel laws easy
and win probably be got Off the weather continu ng
good. The crew are safe
AT Provincetown the gale heavy The schooner
Euickah, from Norfolk for Boston, went ashore near
Race Point All the hands we're drowned The vessel
and cargo, with the exception OF sixty barrels OF tar
proved total Lose.
The bark Edisto, from Charleston for Boston, with
cargo of cotton, rice, &C. is shore on Orleans Beach
lying high and dry. 1t Is thought she will be got of
without mu,h damage and that her cargo will be saved
in good order.
The schooner Lille Rich is ashore at Rarnsable Her
crew and passengers safe. She will be got of with
but little damage.
The bark Murillo, from New Orleans for Boston, Is
attorest Nansef, and has bged. Her masts are gone
Her cargo VIII be partly saved.
The schooner j. C. Bowy, from Norfolk is ashore in
DaIDstable Bay. Her crew are safe
The brig Civilian, from Masanz,s 70, Boston, went
ssnore near Cape Cod light Crew saved bat the cargo
consisting Of molasss. is nearly total loss The veg
sci may possibly be got of.
The schr Caroline Grant, from Cardenas for Boston,
went ashore Beengate light crew saved, and the
vessel and cargo probably saved.
The schooner Morning Star capsized Barnstabe bay
and dffted ashore. The saved.
Three other scbooners known to be the bay when
The gale commenced, are missing still.
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vention which would enable him sitting in his

vention which would enable him sitting in his
palace to hear what was going on in every
part OF his empire and thus acquire o know
ledge OF every movement that was made al
most as soon as it began, the Emperor gave
orders that the whole of his dominions should
be forthwith intersected by telegraphs. We
are not aware from what quarter of the globe
his Japanese Majesty intends to supply him
self with instruments, wires and operators; but
dare say that we shall hear of him again in
this quarter before long.
Thus progresses the tame lightning. Nicho-
las when he has driven the Allies to make
peace, and let him swallow up Turkey, will
pursue his project OF telegraph and cannot
fail to succeed. Should the SHOWS Of Kams-
chatka and the Siberian deserts be unfavorable
for the completion of such an enterprise, an
understanding might be had with the Japanese
and submarine wires laid to Sitka, by interme-
feared that no telegraphs of any such length as
this can be successfully carried into operation
until battery and wire are invented to
emit and carry spark over five hundred
miles; but we have men enough in this coun-
try whose minds are directed to this problem,
and it is sure to be solved shortly. The Pacific
and Atlantic will soon be united by telegraph,
not only at the narrowest, but at the broadcast
part Of the continent The Gear can easily in
tersect Asia. The Western Powers will have
built the European share Of the line before the
war is out. Before five years are over, the
submarine line from America to Europe will be
in full operation. Nothing remains to be done
but the part which can very properly be laid
aside as the share of the Emperor Of Japan.
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Great Fire In the Woods Of South Carolina
and Georg,a-AdditI0nsl Particulars.

bALHhoRE, Diarcn 10, 1000.
Extensive fires prevailing in the woods in South
Carolina and Georgia.
despatch from Columbia says tremendous Ares are
raging all around us. In and about Lexington houses
mile fences, and vast amount OF property have been
destroyed, and az last accounts the town itself was
threatened with destruction On the Charlotte road the
woods for many m les are on fire; many saw mills and
dwellings, have been burned and the railroad has -,ugh
bie in several places causing interruption to travel
In Camden, the railroad number OF houses. and the
Telegraph poles have been consumed thereby preventing
any communication WITH the North.
On the South Carolina Railroad the woods on both
sides Of the track were burning and car loaded with
cotton was consumed Gao sden yesterday Il was
feared that the track would also take fire.
The woods are also burning on the Green Vile road
There was IRENE ndous gale yesterday rendering all
ehorfs TO stay the names fruitless.
The Savannah papers also say that fres raging
extensively in the pine woods between that city and
Macon. The railroad in great danger and cotton
trains al csase ed running
The Telegraph line has been consumed for a con.
siderable distance Cheraw, and some days must
eapst before teegraphe communication with the South
can he resumed
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To Advertisers.

M pressure of advertisements created by the demands
ID TIE spring trade Decesstaes greater strngency in
sos Office regulations 10 the latest period of their
ssption Of present average of advertisements, ap
gsoaehng close 70 thousand per day, the greater por'
zion does reach before late hour Of the evening
yor the future if the pressure continues, shall be
sonpened to postpone to the following day the pubca-
Non Of all advertisements which not delivered before
sP. By adhering to this rule our getting to press
Wm be much facilitated, and readers enabled to 70
seave their paper at earlier hour Of the morning.