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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-17

II received supply these Gases altogether d
shape appearance but possessing all the nnYa
ed al lvantagts of the old style.
The popularity of these Gases evidenced by
their almost adoption, both a the North aud south,
is the best recommendation their many admirable properties
Mahogany, Walnut aud Poplar Collins kept constantly ON
hand of every size.
Bnals attended with prompnes despatch, and all pos
sble attention paid. Charges materially reduced.
27fs--Rcp ropy. WINSTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-17

NEW FALL. a WINTER GOODs--I hny.

~ roreVod very large Stock OF Fail and Wntof
DRY GOODS, comprising all articles in the Dry Goods line
to which call the attention Of the public and my friends in
general prepared sell great bargains especially for
cash having bought stock under great advantages
Country merchants would do wcl examine stock ho
fore going further East iw sell cheap house In
Richmond or Petersburg.
n ttBGENHE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-17

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODs!!--The sub
seriher has now opened his stock of FALL and WIN.
TER DRY GOODS, comprising a complete OF Ladies' and
enemens Goods, Heavy wooens, Blankets Carpet
ings Rugs &c, &c. IT,,
The Ladies particularly requested to look At his French
Work Silk Goods, Coaks, Talmas, &c
All the above Goods viii be sold the most u6ers terms
oc l3ts PHILLIP W. rA'N
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-30
EallFaahion for Hats.

Fall Fashion for Hats.
rHH subscriber ts now prepared 70 rnIsh bis naEeT-
oas raioas and all ID: Tsst Of ms ssind, with 'PeR
a'a Il. IiTssT Il IN AND MOST APPROVED S1YIkS,
hek r eoiaTa rcs, bra6ty OF form and fai,h es1D se
sarpas ed asd vhan sAiPsa to The had b. oat
i've, Ct With perfect ease. 1. ..k..,a
afEe NEST Of Eens, IcatAS az
shijTsn,. goN Hats toupri.irs batk, slPftt, paip'
Son irt.Tytntion insraa, Yolis rertc,:e t9sf.h
sf with fne tssortment ef reas, Isl saiss.
4 na retail a, ,v ,tursnS
: septt ~ rst 7.3.tls :. ~ :. ~ .---s------
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Daguerreotypes
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NELSON'S Premium ChInese Lg.tril Washing Fluid,
~ the tTeatest lnproyeGtht yet dacoTetsd of :aylns
ins Lneas and Cot,oAs wasbed b. this Fluid will *
whiteT and soer han than b!esEbsd % the sriss-
wi1RiSrIo not 10 tniuIe th: hAnt FSeTI laty nal
Or uren 10 The Fluid full strength, for 81 hours which
win Show that I, Htst b purely hrm:ss wEsa
dilute with gallon. Of water 70 hita Plat Of nait:
TIE CAiHess waships flaid Is worth three uRes the
,iase .1ptnte which will buy enough for alaSge hGII
Whaling, which can be done In 3or hours.
Nanufaetured snd sold By the suhSehest, "ho aNhn
II BOZ uIchased The right for Ohio "oa1yt, Va
JAS. MELLoR.
IrS4 40, q, UniOHSt.. whctfi's. Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-30
wheeling and GAINESVILLE
q or Baitimore, Washingten, Phiiadeiphin
and New York
sHzsa @a s 80 49, 49,

STI6SEllETsstss tssS,TSE1zE8aEA
Great through Line for the East.
,HR Baltimore ard ohlo Rail Road from Wheeling 10
l Baltimore, and eoareetns With The w.sht9sion
Blnch Rail Road at the JuDetIon CiteJ called TIE Relay
Hou.e,)s miles from Baltimore, tad With The Phiaael
phi Xflmingon and Baltimore Rail Road TO Philadelphia
The great tunnels upon The le are now eopeted, aad
The whole road Ia 10 use eoIdltloe P.es:Ans ons Of the
most pittures4u: and romantic roQeN 10 the world.
The new and splendid stea ofthe Union Lne from
louisville and Cincinnati eonnse "th this road AZ whsel
log aud through tickets lrom these Pliteso Baltimore,
Washington, PaiadepAt. &C.. nay BE had ofthe agsnts,
hssnr.ss naitliintsaye, wheeiInS tally, at oetosk
A. ", (wheens mel and arrives At CumhetLind (sol
itesJ p NJ and allowing two hours tEtre, tr1yt& In
baltimore C3so miles, ,5A. ~, tie aeIt morning. na
king passase ,aro0saI about 20 houT' Including ell
stoprases. 80.
Passenger. lnd baggage ar. ttinstted 70 he ea:tct
washsrfon !, The Jp1eoa. aud for Philadelphia, Al Bal
tinore, i,hout ertr, eAise Tayeets are allowed a
ole line And opportunity At al poi1t 10 their aeas
Throush Ticket, froG, wheeng to Baltimore, (with
privilege oflylEs over anywhere on ths Iout. 9-to
wa,hinstou $50 10 Philadelphia, std-to b had on
oVard tie steamers OF The unioa Line % TIE oaio ard
the Rail Road seata At whee;ing y. poss)& MOuads
"iIs mai wM. Parker. Geaf. Snn't.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-30
lbe lubttline 1ntelIieellter,
Is Published
ouLY, rRG'wEEELY AM WEEKLY, RY
swEAR1NGEN, TAYLOR & co.
,,,n.,s4ES ..t r.1tos. I.u. FExnlrros.
dl1lvER : i; ERTDTA I. TAYLOR, Goi EDITORS.
,,.slcE-Comvt ri Maiu pl Quincy Streets
f,al,. It0n QNiUcY'S'.
i'EitJis.
r,rE. ADytnrisisG.

,.. tSprR>i' Ntib. VblIsheIS Oi Ee"sl ape'S IN
NLs-.isg InNteE VI ihe here4&ed piite III Ia
20. 1ra U,at eIreUres IEHds.'Es tHeiI Ell etiHes
Ir az. G'vtr e. do agree TO ChIIAe the 'U.L0w
80, Ia, adNehisirs, aud in sO case Whatever tO
,,> i,anIhe rates h.,U~, teL lIEes ~ IeNA 0I hOu
,. tou.:,tIiu:a sgS''e: =,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-30
Notice

UAPS,
ID ECElyED TIL. day, the best a.sortnent Of Geat.,
IL YOUTHS and ehlldrsns cloth caps, ever brought
slyle aud quality. They comp se 10 part a. oews:-
Gents cloth opera black aEd whites eents bali eoh dol
black, dab and grsen riding Auatns aRd Apollo
together with :yery Other d.aerPoa cap sxtan
mTii ). u, HahrEH " SON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-30
WHEELING.
No. / Super Phosphate Of Lime
VERSUS nauANo.a

THIS valuable ieuiiter kaa been Esed or several rear
Ia Bneiad and other parts Of Europe aud neHt To- 81
aEo Aods The sAest rank In popularity and he exttnt
which Il Is Used among Farmers. i2tnitodseton 10 III
country By The sub&eIkef has been more recent but he
pTug1ess Il has made Ia the tsumauoa Of The puole ai
not heea teas aked sqecessa than ahToai after u
trial u thres ys1Ts investigations or Its nert In waieh
time there has h<tn very many serGPGlo9s tfpeitneGta
made by The most seentife aSIieutuItsts ahd yanoUs
lGbs, Committees, &C., side b side Peruvian Goaho a.
bits relative value compared WITH the later and 10 nst
iastEeeS preference gyea 10 The SuIeT Phosphate o.
Lime" SIeh ItToTts as Teturned will shoFly BE placed
before the public, which will eonyey more lrforEaton
Than the subscriber Ees disrosed TO ODER, ~ the maui
attuTeT, 1.-The present moHeat
s eheeiI composition Is OF that nature 70 At once AZ
ford tood and EoUrishment to growth OF all desenPtioas,
ITS hasia being erhI or yroGua "Baaet," the eaey q
which as manure already well kaown ahd Pretlated
watch are tteoWposed bI the addition OF one ana their
weight OF SuIphae Acid 10 which added due PIopoF'
io6 Of Guano and SuphIte Of Amnoniai the ater one
NJ the most eenl asens In the hest Peruvian Guano
ltts easy handed, being in perfect powder; viii be
6uRd suitable 10 all soils, warranted pure and eenuiH,
and VIXEN At maturity to be oaGd Is eaeoos as hsFe re
Fre&sntrd.
pamphets will Be orwanled on application to the sub
sehber or 10 hi. agents, whose aGes are as ollowa
Aes&2Ts. AcGIuJeG Il Sons, Richmond, Va.
DO RowIett, HARDLY * 20, Petel shuTg, Va
do Rorum & NeCieau, Norfolk, Va.
do C,N Stewart, Esq, baltimore, Nd
=. u. DE BURG,
Agricultural Chemist,
Stp9j WilliaUSbnTgh, Long Island, y. Y,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-30
BACHfLORS,

BACHF LURS,
In,taataa..u Liquid Hft' DIE. ii
rr,o .ho.e wishing hair dye tkat Be dePelded up
~ ss can eheefFally IetomneGd he above The be.t
eity r,er.nee ean Be svea as 70 is saPeHorty oseI
sy.t;hins Of The kind row iD st fet .as vscsesaie
and i..il'sy I IL e !.ssts niss iii. sit,.
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,Gyslti.ensn's OF sNeateI eDs'h, Ard le'S thar
',.n,,,. insef,,L Ur 0nseT timH than tMO n"ntIs,
.t,seI,l 5Ief ctEL on tue above wle made Ur
..a gs4,s nr ihe hnt t"se "u"'Ls' aud ID PeF es"'
,S ,t,ler.. " pro es>io'aitaTds' l'Hal'e OF eas
-. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9'V
-; ., c.s OF p,o.e,slonAI SaIds ole 'fea'e'I' - ~
,l ,s,T,,
..l :. .,".....'.'..'. @'M ;9,9
:, " ..............". tOV
'ar.rc.n, on The above !or inside, .,,,...
ly'ps ,jAI eommuHelIioHa thllst1 At s''" Pef 'hou
s%Ire,l notices charged sEnrs square frt an,sm
. .9rl,e, aud sane Il'e o d;c"Gn' ne e0l1 'or
,l,uosI Oi squares Aa v"deI the se"s'a' hea"' AIu
.s,Iu.eiUr .iug,e iEseI eI'ton.
t...Iyeiil>eGeAts, with monthly cianIc' one ,o
$40, thaf..............,.... '.'''''''''''''' So,
enul weekly charge " - "''
,,.,o, !sI rs Inserted lIniioGslY, but u'efa' "a
g1rchIi Sed......... ''''''''''' u
,,II rs Ia tEei ~
4 .'ii',,S. tbII ed EOr each cAGJidlH 'or 'efl'
,sohcei led l0t n"nih ~ st'' III "''n'e go
.,,,> ,,,Iices IL. IItd tor lar pic.
f. K. HNKTLGSuA,
IOHS r. RI >SElL,
SWEAR.NGEN, TIHLOR 10.
GEO U. LITTLE 10.
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fendleton q bfotner.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
EoRt sale Of Lsafrobseeo, FIoar, and Ptcdve sea-
iaoS"ta. 'va4rf, ..4 Dt9s,, aos f,.nM
REFER. TO-
H1yh J.nklna 4 Co.
? W. RCuhe4 Sous,
Lons & Ryrn, ard >Baltmoft
Tie ea.hIt {, q iny9 tie
Baltimore haEks
D. Lamb, E.q. CaSk. y ~ R'kytl
4, Brady, M u Bant, | ,rA..H,.
Tlhat 4 Dss4pllln, ""eahs
Jas. X. Blkef.
las AeCuliy, Piit.bargA,
Rhodes 4 0gilbsy. BddssPot 10,
Greea Dorsey. Powhittiu E.o.
Michael Dorsey, Captini Nils, R.,o,,a, .o n
AkI ATnStCons, ATmstTons'. do
JaeohG. Grove, ST. CtaI,yilf, o.
Peter Aesager, GtIliPolls, o.
y. l. mccoy L RTos, Sistersvlls, Va.
Tweed, Silely& Wright,
Joseph G. BEtLer & Co. 3ClreiaDtt, o.
John CreisA-
Geo Green, Jun,
Gordon & Co., tt.3.,;r.
C.MeMoFin, H"-''e''
Saml. s. Preston 4 Co.
aR9S-tvd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-12
New York Warkots.

NEw YoRK, Feb l2-Cotton IL unchanged
with limited business. Flour-ths market
is unsettled-sales Of q. 500 bbls good Ohio
at IS s7t.ss. 49,. Southern lie unchanged with
. moderate demand. Wheat Is upward and
firm; Southern white $40
Corn-salss of 1000 bush. Western mixed
atsl. Pork is dull and downward; old mess
sla. Beef is unchanged With q moderate de-
msnd. Lard is downward and dali. Whisky
is quiet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-12
TIE LATE MR.. MEAUE'S PICTURES.
no BE RAFfLED FOR IN 400 CHANCES
i AT SIS EACH


TIE LATE MIR. MEAUE'S PICTURES.
no BE RAFfLED FOR IN 400 CHANCES
i AT S25 EACH.
PRIZE MOL
"St. Thomas Of Viii nueva, giving Aims to the
Poor" copy of Murilln, by OF his pupils ard
touched by that great arst-sad to be equal to the
original, cost 81 900.
90 The alteration of the wise Men Of the East a
senu ne Murillo; cost 5000.
PRIzE3.
Head of our Saviour, nv Correyrio; cost 81 900
PRIZE 4.
81 600.
Mr.. S. A. MATLACK is authorized 10 receive
obtained, or OF McssTs. TAYLOR MAURY.
All moneyIccevei on account Of the Rattle will
be deposited IN Bank until the drawing takes place
which will be duly announced.
From the National TntcLigencer.
Articles similar to The annexed We have observed
IN several dlst,nt papers, contained in their Wash
ington correspondence. We are glad % see that 4
member Of the family is willing dispose of mari
of the rare collection Of the &c Richard w. heade
who, during his long resden in Spain, had Oppor-
tinitcs which his opulenc- enabled him tofndulge,
for selecting many OF the finest paintings in Spain
that treasure-bOuse Of pictorial riches. The dis
turbed state Of the country at the time, narrower
made il favorable for obtaining MANY gems of ari
which would otherwise never have been purcbas n
Bile.
From the Boston Chronicle.
CHFF D'UGvREE OF ARr-Several chef d'aarTes
Of Murilln, COrregaIO, and other mast rs which were
brought from Spain during rev. lutiOnary TIME hy
the late K w Meade, have elected The admiration
Of connosseurs during the past week in the RotundO
Of HE Capitol. They TO b: disposed of fuT TIL
benefit of dau. hter Of Mr. Meade residing i'm New
York, after IN OPP Ortuniiy has been given The
pubic Tor an examination feb g. r
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Auction g a10s
~ J. Q. MsGUIRE, AIcsfo.,Sf,

TRUsTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AMI LOTs-
! On THURSDAY afternoon, March lst, 1855, II
trust tn the subscribed h dr. ne date the Nh Nav.
1859, and duly recorded in fiber ]. A. g., No. 30,
ioios 49, 4S9, and 40 Of the land records ior
washington county, shall sell the north half OF
Lot NO ~ in Square 293, fronting % feet inches
on 18th stfEet west between north q and ID street,
running back 100 feel to wide alley with improve
mrnts, consisting Of a substantial brick dwelling
house.
TERMS One third cash; the residue in six aud
twelve months, With interest, secured by deed OF
trust on the premises.
NICHOLAS GILLIAN, Trrstee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
fsb l2-eo&ds Auetioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-12

MY COURTSHIP 4 IT'S CONSEQUENCES
Nl by Wikoff. Price sl25,
Slavery IN New Light and its Grand Results, by a
Citizen of Georgetown. Price i2lt cts.
wight IN buenoS Ayres, new drama in five acts,
bya Citizen OF Georgetown. Price I2t< cts.
The scout, by w. Gilmore Simms; Sl.25
Ida May; Sl25
Putnam Magazine for February; 25 cents
Baliou's New a0ntiy for February; 10 cts
For sale by e. X. LUgDY,
NO. las Bridge street, Georgetown.
ian 25-u
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Passage Of thu Proh,bitcry Liouor Law.

CHICAGO, Feb 10 The prohibitory liquor
law bill was returned by the Senate 90 the
House of Assembly with amendments. The
aneudmen's we're coscurred In, and the bill
hna ly psssed by vote of ayes, 81; nays IL.
Resolutions were passed instruotiag Senators
in Congress from this State to oppose any
slave States being formed in the Territories Of
Kansas and Nebraska.
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EROM PARIs-Oeuvres complete. de Vol

E>ROm PARIs-Oeuvres completes de Vol
Il taire, IS vols, octave, in fine binding, S55
DE Thoh; Historic Universclle, II volumes, quarto,
bound, So
Regnard; Oeuvres completes. vols, octavo, bound,
So so
Oeuvres d. D'Alembert, 3 vols, octave, bound IS
Condll!ac; oeuvres completes, l6 vols octave, fine
calf, $50
Bibiiotheque istorque, l3 vols, octave, bound
IS 50
Dual oeuvres completes, 9 vols, octave, half
bound, "a so
Memories du Due de Rovigo, 8 vols, octave, halt
bound, ST so
oginski; Memories Snr la POlogne, vols, octave,
half calf, 50
Boussuet; Historic des Variations des Egls-s Prot
esiant, vols, octave, half morocco S4
Lavater; PhyslonOmie, ~ vols, full calf, numerous
illustrations, S23
Anna!es du Parchment Francois, 6 folio, vols, hall
calf, Sl4
Reimpre.sIOu de PAncen Moniteur 1889 to 1899, 81
vols, folio, in fine binding, sos
And many others al the same range of prices im-
ported direct from Paris, by
feb 10 fRANCK TAYLOR.
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BY j. @. MEG UIRE. Auetion.er.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE
l and Lo..-By virtue Of deed of rust from WIN
I. Ausin and wife, baarng date on tile 9th day Of
January, 1854, and r. corded In Liber J. A. g., No
20. folios Is, 337, sS, 339 and $40, the subscrbr
Will sc ], al rublic sale, IN MONDAY, the 9Th ia,
of March, 1855, at O'Clock, p. m, on the nremi-
SEES, on First street east, between and o streets
south, part OF Lot ), IN square nth of square 7ii
fronting 60 feet IL inches said Firt street, by IS
feet deep, on 60 feet alley, together with the bui
ngs and improveme Is, which consist Of well and
substantially bnilbtwO-stOry frame dwelling house.
The terms OF sale will be: One half cash, and the
balance IN equal payments at ard twelve months
tor notes bearing interest from day Of sale secured
~ deed in trust upon the property.
IL the terms Of sale are not complied with In 81
days after the sale the property will be rc~0, at the
risk and exPen OF the purchaser, upon one week 8
notice.
All conveyancing at expense Of purchaser.
CHAS. =. WALLACH Trustee,
JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
feb lO-eo&ds Auetioneer.
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NUTUAL EIsE INSURANCE COMPANY
or, 1,iIE I1..I - - NJ

Chartered By Congress,
OFFERS to the citizens Of the District the safest
" and cheapest means Of insurSnce against loss
by fire on all descriptions of property, may be
seen by an examination OF the charter and by laws
Applications for insurance can be made to The Nm.
designed or al The Office Of John Van Riswick. ul
street and Washington Canal, where copies of the
charter and BY laws may be pre.-ured.
ULYSSES WARD, President.
Managers Thomas Bis gdcn, ULYSSES Ward. n,
F. Howard, J. c. McKeIden, John Van Riswick
P. w. Browning and n. G. Emery.
jan 3l-eoIh
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THs CoNcERr To MORROW NleBr S.li
the attention Of our readers 10 thu eonc.,t "a
morrow night, BY the choir attached to Wesisv
CHAPEL We have had the pleasure of beips
present at their rehearsals, End can esfel1
prGaic. weh. pleased audience. Mrs. Ritter,
o. Da''imore; Will sing an exquisite gem, ~
an obligato Cute solo. M. Tablsr will
also sing the much admired SONG. 60 The Diving
airl, In the rendition of which he Ia man
PIoaenaols young lady Of this city will
sing the charming ballad, "My home. nv
happy nome, which is not set down Id the
programme. Miss Reed, who ha, b.en so sue
cessfui - vocalist, will also sing several
nne pieces Of music. The announce ment Of
toe ABOVE names, with those of Messrs. Ball
ana Hodgssn, and the whole under the dire
uon VI Mr, Joseph d Daniel, will be sufi.
cient 70 NIL the church to OVERLOOKING.
The CONCERT AND BALL II hear With
pleasure, that a complimentary concert and
pail IS to be given to the Amphion Quartette
Band OF our city by the members of the popu-
lar columbia Fire Company, who have given
the Band the free use Of their beautiful hall
for the occasion The Amphions az vocalists
have no superiors; and the fact of their being
our own singers should, in addition to the
n"~SAe o,H oOuVu VI concert ana Dali, insure
them liberal attendance. They have never,
as band, whom called upon, bsen backw ard
TO come forward and assist, eratuitously, any
charitable object; and their fue voices have
upon moro than one occasion, added to the
pleasure of our citizens. for which they asked
nothing but tho kind applause Of their
audience. Come, gentlemen, look up your
partners, and give the Amphions substantial
proof OF your regard, and bumper and part.
ing this evening B.
SHILLINGr0N's SToCK OF VALENTINES, lace
and embossed envelopes for next Valentines
day, "Wednesday, 18th instant are certainly
the most superb We have ever seen, and We
would advise those Of our readers who wish to
purchase Valentines to give friend Shilling
ton an early call Remember-Odeon Build.
ing, corner of Al street and Pennsyl vania
avenue
ANOTHER GOLDEN NIGHr.-The former COL .
don soiree Of the great master Macallister
having been crowded to excess, and many un-
athletic procure tickets, another, on even
larger scale, will be given at Odd Fellows Hall
on Tuesday evening, 18th instant Forty. i've
elegant gifts worth $3.50, are to be presented
There will be another rush, 90 all We can ga
Is. purchase your tickets in time or you will
again be shut out.
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Death Of a Printer---:disor Assaulted

Bosros, Feb 10.-Mr Henry Rogers, the
olde-t printer In this State, and father Of ths
proprieters Of the Boston Journal, OF this city,
died last night
S. h Heat, publisher Of the Daily Times,
was assaulted aud badly beaten In Howard
street last night, by David vanderbeck, door
Keeper at tue circus here. A warrant has
been issued for his arrest.
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=. o. WRIGHT, Auctionssr.
0R0kGR, Town

CONTINUATION AND CLOSING OUT SALE
O0f Goods, without reserve.-On WEDNES-
DAY morning next, the 18th instant, AZ 10 o'cl'k
we shall resume the sale of Dry Goods al the store
of NJ H. Williams, No lS0 Bridge street, George
tcWn rs very large portion Of this choice stock Is
yrt unsoid and must he ciosed oHt without reserve
We name large assortment of
super Dress Goods in Satin. Silks, French NJ rino
m Hinghan~, Declines, Lawns, and CsIicees
White Goods, large assortment OF Hosiery and
:nbroderies, Rich Satin aud other vestings
silk and Linen Hdkfs
PantalOon Stuff, Shawls
Fiannels, Ticaings, Unie ga meats
Umbrellas farast'eis, Carpetings
Mating Ocloths, and variety of goods suited CO..
spring wear
Trimmings and Fancy Good.
The 81 e will he continued uItil the whole stock il
clcscd ont
Terms as IA former sale.
NJ. l. WILLIAMS.
EDWARD &. WRIGHT,
led l2-ot Auctioneer.
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DIED.

On the 10th instant, Mrs. NANCY HINES, aged
about seventy seven year, relict of the late henry
Hines.
On the 10Th inst, CHARLES WENDALL, infant
son Of Eliza and the late Charles Kirby.
Al her residence in Baltimore, on the 9th instant
after protrated illness, Mrs. MARTHA M. DAVIS,
consOr OF Charles w. Davis, and daughter { the
Virginia.
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Another Cuba Expedition,

-NEw ORLEANS. Feb "a portion Of sootb-
or Cuba expedition l. said 10 have left th o and
other Southern ports, and that more will soon
follow. The total enlistment IL said to
amount to three thousand & 70 hundred men
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EoR RENT OR SALE ON REAsoNABLE

LOR RENT OR SALE ON REASONABLE
TERMS
two $50 frame House, with hack building.
containing six rooms, 1871 street, between b and
G streets south. Apply to
G. A. DOUGHERTY, next door,
three-st0ry Frame, with basement, on N. York
avenue, between 4th and 5,h SITS. west.
three-stOry Frame, with back building on [ 81.
north, between 4lh and 9Th sts west
Apply for the two last mentioned to JAMES W
BARKER, on H street north, between 18th and 18th
SITS. west.
=. Also two story Frame. with back building, on
Montgomery street, Georgetown.
DICKSON & KING,
1eD f-eOu George own.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP,

OUPREME COURT OF THEUN STATES.
- ROBERT }. WALKER and LOUIS JANfN
have formed a partnership under the name Ut
"WaikeT and Janin," for the argument Of cases in
the Supreme Court OF the United States at Wash
ington city, wheie both will attend throughout the
future sessions of that court.
They may be addressed at Washington, N. York,
or New Orleans ian lq-eo3m-
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb 1.-THE condition Of the
harbor has caused q total suspension Of ali
business in grain In consequences, We have
No receipts or sales to report The quotations
are ncminaIly the same ss on Saturday. How
ard street -four is held q. s. so.
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Murder ofa Toll Gate KeepsY.

0DzNsBUhG, Feb. I0-Mr. Whitson, keep
er Of the toll gate near Antwerp, wa murder
ed on Thursday night, In his own house. The
assassin escaped
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GREAT BARGAINS.

"ISHlNG 10 reduce my stack Of Boots and
w Shoes in order to make room for spring sup
plies, shall commence this day sell off my heavy
Goods al greatly reduced prices.
All m want ri a superior quality Of Shoes at very
low prices, can find them at ID. r. Wallis Boot
Shoe, aud Trunk Store, No. "a Market Sps co. be-
tween 9Th and Sth streets. ID. r. WALL.
feb l-eO2W