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R.RI;ATNS! BARGAINS!

bANUHI-'S. 151HI%o1-a1''7'
WE are now Offering great bargain in desirable
w Brick Dwelling with six rooms, No. 70 Spruce
Street, between Church and Broad
Also Tract of Land. containing about nnety-iwo acres
near franklin College adjoining the lands OF Rey l. FGn
ming, Smith and others large Po lion OF the Ia1 p
,ir6ered and the attention OF Brlckkers part'cHl y
called to it. Apply soon 70 IL & X ": BkONN.
MI ~ NNeirl sLleft
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S. H LOOMS G. CO,
WHOLESALE GRoCBRS,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And sole agents FOR the saect
Hazards Kentucky Riffs ard Blasting Powder,
BACON y BROS SAPETY FUSE, AND
Longworth's Sparkling Caiawba Wines,
49 Public Square NASHVILLE, TEN.
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS.

THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sailing DAYS to and from the United States.
FROM EUROPE.
AFRICA, (Br.) liverpool Jan. 90 for ....:. Boston
ATLANTIC, (Am) Liverpool Jan. q, New York
ASIA (Br.) Liverpool Feb. 8, for. Boston
BALTIC (Am) Liverpool, FEB. 10, for New York
CITY OF MANCHESTER (Br.j Liverpool,
rto IA, rbtiaoeipAie
CANADA (Br.) Liverpool Feb II, for. ..... Boston
PACIFIC, (Am.l Liverpool, Feb "a for New York
HERMANN, (Arn) Southampton Feb. 2s for. New York
FROM TIE UNITED STATES.
CANADA. (Br) Boston, Jan. 81, for: Liverpool
PACIFIC, (An.) New York, Feb. z, for. Liverpool
AFRICA. (Brl Boston, Feb. H. for Liverpool
ATLANTIC, Gam New York. Feb 81, for. Liverpool
WASHINGTON, (Am) New York, Feb. "a, for Bremen
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Statement from Canada.

& Nsssrs. B. A. Fdla1stock d CO.:-We had the plea
of receiving this morning, the within certificate of
your Yermifugp which will be very gratifying to you il
was sent voluntarily.
We are, gentlemen, yours very truly,
J. MUSS0N & co.
Gentlemen My little daughter, four years old, and my
son. older were for considerable time suffering from
worms. purchased two bottles of your Vermifuge of
which gave them three Doses according 10 directions
and strange TO say in less than three hours they passed
less than FIVE HUNDRED W0RMS-sOme of the eY.
tracrdinary length Of from twelve TO fifteen inches.
Having experienced much Of the beneficial effects of
your Vermfuge feel it my duty TO recommend it to the
public as in my opinion of The most efcacous
Dies against worms yet offered to the public
Gentlemen, believe to be your much obliged and
humble servant NATHANIEL LEATERS
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
and country merchants throughout Ire United States
febl-wlm
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NNTE have now in store, BY late arrivals
w 80 bids n. o. Sugar new crop:
100 bbs. Eolasses, do;
100 do Deans Extra WHISKY;
us boxes-halves aud quar'ecs-Star Candies
30 do Palm Soap;
100 do Tsllow Candles;
o25 do Western Reserve Cheese;
80 bbls Glover Seed;
IS boxes Peter NJ. Boazs Tobacco, No :;
90 do Pres;oD's dc DO;
"a do q. Boyd's do do;
10 do Boaa Goodwin's do do
III do Various Brand:
600 600 Recsia Cigars, al grades;
Which We will sell low tor cash.
lang ). Il. LOOMS 5 CO.
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VALENTINES!

With many others Just received by
feb8 F. HAGAN, Market street
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.rroSE REAL MFERNCHATM PIPES

THOSE TtEAL HEf1ss7UEIACa TITElss
HAVE jus; received something Tieh, rare sud eha5e
in N. pine Line Call and lht richest and largest
assortment Of Pipes brought to tin State. They
now omen and ready for inspection for sale who'll
se or retail at tbs sign Of The Little dan corner Of
Cedar and Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn,
Cse29-tf j. AOORE-
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ianl9-7r COOpeT's Building. Cherry Ntreets
I kON AALES,-2OV settIr ! 10 ~ inches for
l sails by NcCREA h TERRAS3
DICKLEs.-4O barrels ASSORTED Pickies ss follows
Gherkns Pieolilli, English Wslnuts Onions, assert
ed Cs2ots French and Spanish Olives Pepper Sauce 6e
FER sale BY (dsc22) STEWART Z TEAKLEY.
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THE LATE MR.. MEADE'S PICTURES
VNO BE RAFFLED FOR IN 400 CHANCES

LIE LAl Il MN. MEADE y PICIUhES.
Two BE RAFFLED FOR IN 400 CHANCES
Il AT s25 EACH.
"St. Thomas of ViilInueva, giving Aims TO the
Poor, copy of MurillO, by one of his pupils and
touched by that great artstsaid TO be equal 10 the
original, cost S4 900.
PRIzE2.
"Thc alteration of the Wise Men OF the East
genuine Murllo; cost $1,000
Head OF our Saviour" by CorTeggio; cost 81 600.
PRIZE4.
81 600.
Mr.. 8. A. MATLACK is authorized 10 receive
subscriptions i'm this city, of whom tickets may oe
obtained, or of Messrs. TAYLOR & MAURY
All money received on account Of the Rattle will
be deposited in Bank until the drawing takes place
which will be duly announced.
From the National Intelligence.
Articles similar TO the annexed we have observed
in several distant papers, contained in their Wash
ington correspondence. We are glad TO see that
member of the family is willing to dispose of a part
who, during his long residence i'm Spain, had oppor
tunItes, which his Opulence enabled him to indulge.
for selecting many of the finest paintings in Spain
that treasure house Of pictorial riches. The dis
urbed state OF the country at the Tune, moreover
made IL favorable for obtaining many gems of ari
which would otherwise never have been purchase
Bile.
From the Boston Chronicle.
CHFF D'uGvREE OF ART.-Several chef dudrTes
Of Murlllo, Coneggo, and other masters which were
brought from Spain during revolutionary times hy
the late r. w Meade, have elected the admiration
OF connoisseurs during the past week in the Rotundo
of the Capitol. They to be disposed of for tn.
benefit of daughter of Mr.. Meade, residing I'm New
York, after an opportunity has been given TO thu
public for an examination. feb 6--u
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democrat, and brother to B. b. Richardso
man. His only fault may be that be is too
good-too easy and unsuspecting Mr.. Her
ring Chief Of Police, IL also an excellent sp.
pointment. The Collec ,orship was offered to
Rev. J. N. Moi ilton, but he declined.
learn that our opulent townsman, Colonel
John Cuttings, left homo to. dsy on a visit
to Havana for his health, which has recently
been very much impaired. His wife accom-.
panies him. The disease is said to be one Of
a very stubborn character.
=, IL was rather amusing to-day, especially to
tnose VINO could take delight in the misfor-
tunes OF others, to see the ground and lofty
tumbling on Baltimore street The thav GRE.
ated al intolerable slush of mud, water, snow,
ice, DC Not few tripped up from the
treaoberous earth, and fell sprawling. Amons
them observed one young lawyer wrapped in
q talma. His pedestals suddenly gave way,
and he fell rolling in the mud, presenting q
decided case. His suit was brought to close
oy himself being nearly non-sutfed. Several
LADIES also performed evolutions not in the
programme The ice is melting rapidly. We
have quite mild atmosphere, with rain, and
the snow nearly gone. The bay and waters
remain frozen, but q track Is now open for the
arrival and departure of vessels. The Norfolk
steamers Will resume their regular trips to.
morrow. The next thing We shall probably
hear of will be foods and foundations.
The man with the shawl, am told, left fol
washington yesterday. He Is probably now
safely CHARTERED at your National Hotel II
Is said ne got terrible fall on the loo before
leaving.
Mr.. Raine, editor of the German Cores.
pendent, had terrible encontre with robbers
at his country seat, two miles from Baltimore
few nights ago. He vanquished the whole
party by discharging "blunderbuss
learn o-night, that the ship Spirit of the
Times, from Valparaiso with 100000 worth
OF copper aboard, is not ashore in the bay, a.
reported, but safely anchored.
Business has been much interrupted BY the
inclement weather and suspension of naviga
tion. Tho receipts of all kinds of produc,
light. Sales to-day at auction of 300 hhds
New Orleans sugar at an average of IS. 35 Dol
100 lbs.
Bresdstuffs arc declining. Money is much
easier and stocks gradually improving.
RoDERICk.
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Flood in bsltimore.

BALTIMORE, Feb. live sfpsrienesd .
heavy rain all last night, and II ID still cloudy
and heavy. The rain produced Q frsshst In
the Falls, and many cellars along the stream
are filled with water, which has done oonsid-
cradle damage. In the Fish Market Space
this morning the water was two and three feet
deep, but it is now subsidiDg every whore.
Large masses Of ice were carried down BY the
food, and much Of the ice has been carried
out of the harbor.
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BY j. @. MCGUIRE, Auction.er,

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
Il On THURSDAY afternoon, March LIST, 1855, al
O'Clock, on the premises, by virtue of a deed OF
trust to the subscriber, bparing date the I4th May
1852, and duly recorded in Liber J. A. g., No. 40
folios 1885, 49, and 40 one of the land records for
Washington county, shall sell the north half OF
Lot No ~, in Square 293, fronting % feet inches
on 18th street west, between north e and streets
running back 100 feel TO wide alley with improve
ments, consisting of substantial brick dwelling
house.
Terms One third cash the residue in six and
twelve months, with interest, secured by deed OF
trust on the premises.
NICHOLAS CALLAN, Trustee.
JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
feb l2-eo6ds Auetioncer.
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feb S-6t
NEWS FOR THE MILLION.

MESSRS. RYDER B. PLANT have taken the
Nj old and well known confectionery establish.
ment, No. 400 Seventh street. opposite Odd Eel
lows' Hall where they will be most happy to receive
their friends and the public generally.
we Will keep COnsta Itly on hand a choice selec-
ton of all kinds of CONFECTIONERY.
Also, dealers IN foreign and domestic FRUITS, OF
all kinds.
We hope By strict attention to business to win
the appreciation of our friends, and merit liberal
share of patronage generally.
N. b. Balls Parties, and Families supplied on the
most reasonable AID satisfactory terms at the short
est notice. RYDER & PLANT.
feb 6-tf
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BALTIMORE C0RREsPoHDEHCE.

Valentines Day-Ctty Appointmeuts-T Tn,
Disappointed "OH Huaksrs" prep1,inp
for Wy-Cot. J S. G,ttlsss-Grounl
and Lofty Tuntbttng-A Limb ofthe Lar
TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DC
TIE lIaH ruth the Shawt-An Editor can.
gushing Ro6bsrs - Ship Sputt of the
Itmes-BustueSs-M Affairs.
BALTIMORE, February Is, 1855.
Tomorrow will be St. Valentines dav.
Lots Of love missiles have already gone, on
route to their destination. The custom, how
ever, Of sending valentines on this anniyer.
sary, has fallen of greatly. Some years ago
our post Office was completely loaded with
them, but thus far this season, compar atiyely
few have been despatched. The practice in
itself is innocent, but one subject to great
abuse. 1t encourages the system of anony.
nous corresponding and opens a fold for the
exercise OF impudence and imposition of vul-
garity upon modesty and virtue. 1t is one of
the things which costs considerable trouble
and money without resulting in any substan.
tial good. therefore oppose it.
The green bag" or "budget" of Mayor
Kinks, has at last been opened, and its CON
tents, in the shape Of appointments, are before
the public. AS matter of course, there has
been much bitter disappointment. Many of
the old bunker war hor ses'' of Know Nothing.
ism-men who fought shoulder to shoulder In
the ranks, and were instrumental in elevatipg
his honor to the high dignity of Chief NUM-.
cipal Magistrate, are not only overslaughed,
but actually snubbed-disregarded John g
Wilmot, chief among them all, has got moth ing
not even crumb, and Monsieur Codet only
gets the jadgeship Of the Second Ward election
polls, with some ten dollars per annum. This
is rather "smah potatoes for one who found
ed the secret order in Baltimore and Mary.
land. Mr.. kennard, another distinguished
orlglnal OF the new party, i, also in the same
category. More Of the same sort might be
named These leaders Of this potent organi.
Iation, l am told, have already held an out.
SIDE caucus, and determined to spread deyas.
tauon throughout the ranks. Their petitions,
suggestions, admonitions, &C., were unheeded.
Due respect was not paid to them, and Her.
culss Ike, holding, Is they do, power behind
the throne greater than the throne itself, thew
have set their faces against the reigning dy.
nasty with full determination to crush II.
Every pillar Of the structure IL to be torn
down, the ramparts Of the citadel torn down.
and the gates Of outer and inner walls-Samp.
son like-carrisd Of. The allies before Sc.
oastopol are weak, compared with the con.
elave-vengsance 10 theirs, and they will have
1t. Joking aside, 1t does really seem hard
that those who made the greatest sacrifices
men who worked shoulder to shoulder in
building up An infant cause, should be stung
BY the worm they had warmed into life.
The appointments, all things considered, %
tar as know them, are good and unobjes.
tionable. John W. Richardson, City Collec-
t"T, ana saiH IN ths category, y, " Wa, q
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Arrival Of the Crescent CITY.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The Crescent City
has arrived, with Havana dates Of the sth.
She reports the British screw steamer Colossus
Of 80 guns, and the sailing ship Bosoowen, Of
20 guns, at Havana. An English sloop-of-
war entered the hsrbor on the day the Crss-
cent City left.
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NOTICE.
TO ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN,

HAVE this day received and opened great vaU
i ely OF CLOCKS, WATCHES, and JEWELRf.
GOOD Clocks from 81 SO to SIS, all warranted one
year. Also, gold and silver Watches in great va
nety, SILVER Watches from 81 to SIS gold lever
Watches from S25 to 81 SO, and great assortment
Oh !eweiry, all OF which will be sold cheaper than
go0as oi same quality can be bought in this city.
Ihose wishing TO get good Clocks would do well
20 puy from me- as put all my Clocks in order be-
fore selling them.
Can and see for yourselves, a. the Clock Watch
Emporium of J. ROBINSON.
jan lQ-lm (Inisi)
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e. =. WRIGHT, Auctioneer.
GEORGETOWN

CONTINUATION AND CLOSING OUT SALE
Oof Dry Goods, without reserve.-On WEDNES-
DAY morning next, the l4th instant, at 10 OCH,
we snail resume the sale Of Dry Goods al the store
OF vi. L.. Williams, No. 40 Bridge street, George
own as very large portion of this choice;
yet ensod and must be closed oat without reserve.
we name large assortment Of
super Dress Goods in Satin, Silks, French Menne,
,,, Iinghams, Delaines, Lawns, and Calicoes
Wblte Goods, large assortment, of Hosiery and
Gloves ' ~
Embroideries, Rich Satin and other vestIns.
Silk and Linen Hdkfs
PantaloOn STUFF, ShawIs
Flannels, Tlckings, Undergsxmeuts
Umbrellas, Parasolets, Carpetinrs
Mauns' ollcloths, and variety Of goods suited for
spring wear
Trimmings and Fancy Good.
Inc 50 will be continued until the whole stock in
closed cut. WYNN ~
Terms as al fermer sale.
nj. L. WILLIAMS,
EDWARD s. WRIGHT,
feb l2-a Auc,ion..
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feb l2-3f
By j. O. MCGUIRE. Auot,on..r.

AuCtlOn00Rs
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE
L and Lot.-By virtue Of deed trust from Win
+. Austin and wife, bearing date on the 9th day OF
January, 1854, and recorded in Lber ]. A. g., No
~ follos $50, 33, 1o, 800, and 340 the subscriber
Will sell, at public sale, on MONDAY, the Sth da,
OF March, 1856, at ~ O'Clock, p. m, on the premi-
ses, on First street east, between and o streets
south, part Of Lot in square south of square IA
fronting 69 feet III inches on said Fret street. by 4
feet deep, on so feet alley, together with the build.
ings and improvements, which consist of well and
substantially built two-story frame dwelling house.
The terms OF sale will be: One half cash, and the
balance In equal payments at six and twelve months
for notes bearing interest from day of sale, secured
by deed IN trust upon the property.
IL the terms of sale not compiled with in six
DAYS after the sale the property will be resod the
risk and expense Of the purchaser, upon one week
notice.
All conveyancipg at expense of purchaser.
CHAS. S. WALLACE, Trustee.
JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
IeD lU-eO6d5 AuctiOnfpf.
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Boarding.

QOARDING.-Ala lady having taken the hand
ID some Dwelling, No. 8 Union Row, on street,
between 9th and 9TH, can offer fine large rooms for
families, either furnished or unfinished Also has
rooms Tor gentlemen much larger than generally
appropriated to single persons.
Table boaTders and permanent or transient per-
sons will be accommodated on the most reasonable
terms. ian oQ-ow.
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PIANOS FOR SALE AND RENT.

T'HE subscriber has always on hand a assert
i ment of German and American PI-
AMOS, from the very best manufacturers
which he offers for sale at lower prices
than can be purchased in the District of Columbia
and On the most accommodating terms. All Pianos
purchased from me are warranted to give satisfac-
ton.
Old Pianos taken i'm exchange.
B. RElSS, Professor of Music,
G, betw. Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
feb 6-.fms
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SILVERWARE.

A VERY pretty assortment of Silver Coffee Sets
n Pitchers, Goblets, Cups, Creams, and all knds
OF spoons and Forks, and variety of Fancy Silver
ware, suitable for presents, viz Soup and Oystc-
Ladies, CIumb Scrapers, hsh, pie and cake Knivfs
Cream and Sugar Spoons, ETC., is offered at low t
Ces, and warranted sterling
III. SEMKEN.
No. $40 Pa. avenue, bet. 9Th and iot66 SIS.
ian 10
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The Weather at Various Points.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-The rain com
msncsd at ii o'clock, at Wheeling, yesterday
At Pittsburg, at ~ m, and here ct this
morning. The snow has almost entirely dis
appeared, and fears are entertained that ~
rious freshet in the rivers will be the result
The western line Of telegraph ID down BE-
ysnd Harrisburg
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VALENTINES VALENTINES

HUTCHlSON MUNRO have just received
Ill beautiful assortment of choice VALENTINES
which they will close out at very reasonable prices
Also, constantly on hand, an assortment of Letter
Paper, Visiting Cards, Envelopes, &C., their new
store, next door to M.ssrs Harper e. Co.'s. No.
$40 Pa avenue, between Mini and Tenth SIS.
HUTCHINSON & MUNRO.
feb SIT fIn,el1
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New York Markets.

Esw YoRk, Feb. I4.-The cotton market il
unchanged with limited business. Flour b
downward, and the market 10 dali sales Of
i,ooe bbls.; Southern 10 unchanged. Whsstis
also unchanged. Corn 10 downward and dull.
Pork is also downward and dull Beef 10 un-
changed. Lard 10 unchanged. whhky-ohio
at $40. The markets generally are inactive.
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DIED.

On Tuesday morning, at Is minutes past o'clock
CHARLES WILLIAM FRAILEY, elder son of
Charles 8. aud Caroline NJ. B. Frailey, in the 18th
year Of of his age.
o. The friends of the family are respectfully in
vted to the funeral whice will take place on Thurs
dry next, at O'Clock p. m.
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METROPOLITAN FAIR.
V0TICE TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS

NHE entire stock OF Dry Goods of the late firm of
l. Magruder & Calvert will be CLOSED out ct very
reduced prices We name in part
Rich striped and plaid Silks
Brecade SILKS, cost 81 for sex cents
Changeable Silks, e711, for Soc.
White Grape SlIawls at half price
Colored do do
Linen Sheeting, wort 81 for 75c.
Pillow Linen, worth 75c for 50
Pillow case Cotton, worth l5c, fer ii 4
IA cotton Sheeting, worth SOC, fer IS
Fine French Ginghams, worth 25, for 1871
White and colored Brilliants, very cheap
Also, large lot of Domestics of the best class,
which will he sold very low.
Call early and secure great bargains, at No. 6
opp. Centre Market, between 9th and 9th SITS.
feb 9-eO2W
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Auction Sales.
By n! n. JEwELLE q Co., a

ny h II. JEWELLE = Co., Auets.
A GOOD CHANCE FOR A SMALL INVEST
"a ment-Hofse, Cart and Harness at Auction
shall sell, on THURSDAY morning, the 18th inst,
in front OF my auction rooms, q large size draugh
Horse, years old, perfectly gentle and works well
in any kind of harness.
Terms: One half cash ,sshe balance in thirty and
sixty days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed before
delivered. r. H. JEWEfIE A IN
Ieb ii - IL Apctlopyers.
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The undersigned would respectfully request all
those indebted to the concern to come forward and
settle their bills by the 9th of March, as it is very
important to him 10 have the business closed BY that
time All accounts lett over at that time will be put
into the hands Of an officer for collection. All &C
counts due by the concern will please be presented
Tor payment as soon as possible, as am ready al
any time TO meet the same.
HENRY BARRON.
P.s.-The undersigned would respectfully say to
all the customers of the late firm, and the public
generally, that there will always be kept a stock OF
WOOD and Coal at the old stand, Green street, and
soliclts share of public patronage. Believing it to
DC best Tor both buyer and seller, he has determined
10 make the terms cash. or short time punctual
customers. THOS. ORME, Agent.
feb S.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 14.-Flour 10 duIl WITH q
downward tendency; sales of Howard street
at IS 37t yesterday evening; City Mus 'ers
offered this morning at $s.12.. Ia Gr-ia
nothing 10 doing to note. Small sale. Of sci.
low Corn at % cents
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HOMES FOR ALL.-Beautifuly and heaIthy
III located Building Lots "a feet front by 100 feet
deep, graded Streets ean until spring be bought
at the exceeding low price of SIS, payable SO per
month Title indisputabIe.
Union Land Office, 7th st.,
above Odd Fellows Hall.
Jan 9-6m JOHN FOX, Secretary,
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Rlpp0ly for tAs Daily R,ssias Star
Arrival of tho Asia.

HALIFAX. Feb. 14.-Ths Cunsrd steamer
Asia, from Liverpool, arrived here, en rents
for Boston, this morning.
THE MARKETS.
LIvsRfcoL.-Milligan reports the sales Of
cotton for the week at $1,000 bales, at prices
easier, but not quotably lover. New Orleans
fair at SD; New Orleans middIins at SD:
uplsnds fair at SID; uplands middlins st Sd.
Sales to speculatOu 1 800 bales; sales to OF.
porters $500 bales.
Flour and wheat are in small speculative
demand; Western Canal ct As. Good Ohio
l6s
Corn market h dull, having declined L.;
white a., yellow AS per quarter.
Lard is hrm and unchanged.
MASchEsrsR.-TAs prices Of provisions are
unchanged.
Carolina Rice ID lnchsugsd, With modsr.
ate demand
ENGLAND.
there has been no change In consoIs.
United States stocks have advanced.
The Ministry have resigned. Lord Derby
has failed to fern q new cabinet.
Anxiety prevails about the army in the
crimea. Sebastspol sasirs are UNCHANGED.
New complications have arisen 4, the Gar.
manic relations
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N~KANAWHA, Va, Bank Notes
N8 bought and sold by A. nj. SNYDER & CO.,
Brokers, Corner 18th street and Pa. avenue.
4" Tran. Allegheny, Va, Notes bought and sold
by A. Nj. SNYDER & co.
08- Selden, Witbers & Co.'S Exchange Bank
Notes bought and sold by A. NJ. SNYDER 4 co.
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