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Notice Of Limited Partnership.

THE notice that have this day formed lin
tied partnership under the firm OF Appleton Co, whose
business az HatiRoEe 70, buying aud
selling stocks drafts foreign and domestic exchange, bonds
and checks o brokerage and
exchange business that William stuart Appleton aud HeaIy w
$3.50 genes, partners and George
Rust resides oudOun county, Ngnia, and special
contributed the capital the
stock thousand dollars III and thai
the said 18th March, 1856 and
TO terminate the 18th day OF March, 1857. ~ ..--.
WH. STUART APPLETON,
w. HOH ELL,
Mar a5-d2w GEORGE RUST, OF Virginia.
AyNG associated together indicated in the above
Ill the purchase and sale of
stocks bank foreign and domestic exchange, collection
bills negotiation oans bonds bills
business public exchange
money We will collections, depoe
checks, nd allow interest standing accounts,
We have securd the services FAIR LAWRENCE p BAYNE,
(of Seden Witbes Co.. Washington, D. Co.
give general business OF
house, and oil OF his therein will be fully recognised by
APPLETON h CO,
April Sew aI4 Baltimore street.
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Navy Beef and Pork for 1867.

..... ......- NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing June @ la56
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals Beeln and
~ Proposals for Pork, the
this Office until O'Clock,
furnishing and delivering cost and risk 10 Ih
United States, at the following navy. yards
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wAsHISGToS BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change OF Hours.
A N sSy&ss q
an Monday, 23d instant, trains will
" Washington at and e4. a. m, and and AZ, pm.
On sun jay Al AZ, p,
Leave baltimore AZ and %, a. M and and SIX,
T. n. PARSONS, Agent
apriI e2-dn
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NEW YORK. aREmEs, AND SOUTH
xS~[@s&x6 AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
49, The ships comprising this line WASHING
1kzfkn1n TOM Capt. 4. Casendyi HERMANN Capt. Ea-
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PORN or GUARANTEE

To Capt. NJ. O. Morn, U, y. Engineers.
We The undersigned residents d, in the State Of
hereby Jointly and sereraiy United States and
in the foregoing bid o. accepted
they WILL within ten days after the said
the contract for the with good
perform furnish the articles
ofhe Advertisement under which II
said shall fail 70 into aforesaid guaranty
make good The difference between the offer By and
the lowest bidder.
(sgned) A. q.
CD.
hereby certify the best Of my knowledge and belief the
above named guarantors are good and sufficient
fSgnedl II. ".
Mar s-3avtethNay&iawu
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No white oak plank stock logs No white oak pomscuou
timber No. g. yellow plank stock logs No
timber No. 10, white No H.
boards No ~, black walnut cherry mahogany No 10,
No ~ white and hickory No. 10,
spmee No ~ igaumyE No 90 compoiou and copper nas.
No a. iron No ~ spikes, nails No % lead zino No
No a. paints, oils &C. No 2s har
No 90 hsr and twine, No a.
81 leather No. 49, hose. "a, brushes as bunting
dry goods No 81 ptcb rosn No. 3s thlow, soap OIL
~, shp chandley. No. f0 stationery.
June A. wv
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rsorossp DATES or slrlIrs.
Yro,n Eesp Ioxk 49,. Y..<x-,

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. 50 Wall street, N. ",
BLOWN, SMILEY, 4 CO.,
Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD n CO.,
~ Austin Fnsrs, London.
". q. VAIN WRIGHT h CO.,
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These steamers stop Southampton both going returning
PROPOSED DATES or sAILIHG-lsse.
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cHARLEsTowN, MASSACHUSETTS,.

No white oak plank stock logs No 3 white
timber No whitroak Keel pieces and rudd-r stocks No g.
yellow pine plank No. 2, yeo~
white pine Me- H. ash, cypress wheoak boards No H. black
walnut cherry mahogany maple. No ~ white and
hickory bars No. 49, black No 20 composition and
mills No. 81, iron No 90 spikes, nails No o. lead,
No. 25, hardware. No ~ pain oils, sc. No 2s naI
No 20, No 30 FAX and
No. 81 No. 81, leather no. 80 hose No 81 brushes
No. Is, bunting aud goods. No %, peh, No ~
aow OIL No. 49, hip chandey. No. 40, stationery. No
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WASHINGTON, d. O.

No. 10, white pine. No. H. ash cypress white
~ black walnut, cherry, mabogauy No ~ white
hickory bars No 81, iron No y, spikes, nails No %, lead,
otis No. on, eass, No. %, pitch saiIow
OIL No 90 ship chandle No ~, tank and galley
No a. chain iron No IS, iugot No g. moulding
ka
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No. J. wheoak plank stock No. 2 white-oak plank No,
3 whiteeak timber No 4 whtc-oak
and rudder stocks No g. yeowpne plank stock logs No
yellow and timber. No. 10, white
ash white oak boards No ~, black walnut cherry
hogany No H. No. H. wheath hickory
No u.s. white oak heading No. 10, black
49, isnumviie No 90, composition aud nails No 81,
iron No a. spikes n1i No -, lead, tin No a5 hardware
Noa9 Pn obs, Sc NJ 2s fax canvas No % cotton
No 90 mar and cotton irvine No 81 glass No J2 leather No
81 hose. M 81. brushes. No No.
low, soap, OIL No. 20, ship chandery No stationery
nfe-yo
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FORM or OFFER.

i,
and deliver respective Vineyards all the articles named
ageeaby the provisions OF th
schedules therefor and in conformity wl the advertisement Of TN
Bureau OF CONSTRUCTION, Sc, OF June p 1855
should my offer be accepted, request 20 be addressed az
and the contract forwarded 10 The navy agent at
,for signature ana certincae.
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The Undersigned -, of -, in The snte Of - and
foregoing bid of The classes therein named
accepted that they will within days amer the receipt OF
designn5ed
the with good and sufficient suetes
said shall fail into contract aforesaid
guaranty the difference between the offer OF the
said 49, and that which may be accepted.
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pRooKLYN, NEW YoRK.

No whcoak plank stock ogT. No q white-oak plank No.
white oak promiscuous mser No g. ysowpn stock
logs No y yellow Pine beams No 8 yellow pine
timber No 10 white pae No ash, cypress white oak boards
No. 49, black walnut cherry, mahogany. No 10
white ash and hickory bars. No. 49,
composition copper uais. a. No "a spikes na,
No. % lead zinc, No vs. hardware. No W paints
No rs hS No 20 cotton No 3d. FAX and
twne No 81, glass. No ~ leather, No 80 hose. No
ing dry goods No "a, ph, No ., taow soap
oil. No 90 ship ehnndcry.
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c TIE Liaier enoss must be pasted 10 his offer
them signed BY h Opposite each article IN the seized
price must be the carried out the aggregate footed
ike,uise Uiifea ia u0rds
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hpato 70 SFe"oss1A's~hs ~ Vs. sA~@ 1902 49,
Lssvs ssabury Friday al sa us
Arrive FscdcriGklown day bvbp m;
Leave Fredesisklown Saturday at \ q Ui
Arrive at Sonbury ssme day by p :,
9is6 From Na-hpart, BY Peny,on, Fal-ou v ana Sa :
unsbasg, 10 uuea, 70 miies and BANK p~s'
Leave Nashpor Tuesday and Thursday at 2 M
Arrive Al Utica same days by tpm;
Leave Utica Wednesday, and Fnd.y at BAL m;
Arrive az Nashpor sas's days BY Pa
and Tea Garden !, 10 Li.opos. 10 ass aad bask'
Leave circIsviils Friday at Jam;
Arrive al Lthopolis same day by ~ m.
Leave LihopoLs Friday at Ia,
Arrive :, ciresviis same d'y BY 1PS
9l95 From Circevils, by kinystoa, Camp Charlotte,
Tarieion. and Clear Creek, 10 Amanda. ~ mile"
and back, three times ok.
Leave Crclsvlls Monday, Wednesday,, end fufay
Arrive at Amanda same days by pm; - i.
Leave Amanda Tuesday, Ths'sdAy, and Saturday
Arrive at Crcleville same days by apm.
$3.50 From ChceviIe by Darbyvie and Five Points, 70
Mount Sterling, ~ miles aud back, tscc week
Leave CIcieyle Tuesday, and Saturday ats M
Arrive al Mount Sterling same days by PM
Leave Mount Sterling Monday and FRIDAY al o
Areivs at Circlsvile same days by spm.
1900 From Circlevle, by Saistsvi'e and Tarton 10
Adelrhi, 20 miles and back, one week.
Arrive 81 Adephi same day by sPai
Leave Adelphi Monday al a nj;
Arrive at Circlevlle same day BY l2m-
saOl From Chilco.he, by yellow Bud and claksbuss,
to New Holland, ~ miles and sck, once week.
Leave Chiicothc Friiay at Sam;
Arrive al New Holland same day by pm;
Leave New Holland Saturday at ami
Arrive a Chlicoho day by 3pn-
5000 From Chillcoihe, by HaUsvile, Adelphi, South
Perry, and Gibesdnvl!e. to Logan, 40 miles and
back twice week.
Leave Chiicothe Tuesday and Friday at q m;
Arrive at Logan days by pm;
Leave Logan Wednesday and Saturday at 8 am;
Arrive at Chilleothe days by IN.
92J3 From Chilicothe by Gilespevile, Ancnsville,
McArthur's, Pratsyie, Racoon, Ice, Richards
vile, Athens, Amesvhle, Sharps Hsrks, nartlett,
Wesley, Barlow, and HarmaT, to Marietta, l02
miles end back, twice . woek.
Leave Chilco,he Monday and ThursAay at a M
Arrive at Marietta days by p m;
Leave Marietta Tuesday and Friday at 4am;
Arrive at Chilicothc same days by 8 p m, es..
Proposals for three times week on the whole or
portion of the route arc invited
9,0i From Chiicothe o., by Richmond, Dale, Jackson
Thurman, Rio Grande, Rodney, end 3allipos, to
pe;a. pe .aapr ri pn,las and hark ihree iiuuea a
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ana pineassls. % Scott. % miiss and back, saes

and Fincasts. % Scott, % miiea and back, saSs 4
week.
Leave Williamsburg Friday AZ sam,
Arrive al Scout same day by 4pmi
Leave Scott Saturday a, 8 ans
Arrive al Williamsburg same day by pm
1888 From wiila%sOa 9, BY New HsrmeHy. to New
Lave Williamsburg Thursday atsami
Arrive at New Hope saQe day by IL IA.
Leave New Hope TussdEy at pm,
Arrive al williamsburg same day by 5Pm,
1884 From williamsburg Wy Clover, Bethel. Point Iss
bel, and Noun, Olive, 10 Felicity, 10 miles and
back, three times week.
Leave Williamsburg Monday, Wednesday, aaa
Arrive al Felicity same days by Rm
Leave Felicity Monday, "Wednesday. and Friday at
Arrive !, Williamsburg same DAYS nv Inn.
1895 From Bethel, by Nichosvle Laurel, " miles
and back, week.
Leave Bethel Saturday at a m;
Arrive at Laurel same day by III am;
Leave Laurel Saturday ct ~ m;
Arrive at Bethel same day by Bpm,
1886 From Bethel. b. Maple, Freessng, and Lewis 10
Higginspors u uiies and back, ,wie2A wesk
Leave Bethel Tuesday and Saturday at 8 IN;
Ar i've al Hisginspori same days by IAN;
Leave Higsinsport Tue day and Saturday at l m;
arrive al B, thel same days by pm.
1887 F,om Felicity, by Chic. Neville. Moscow, and
Point Pleasant 10 New Richmond, Q! miles and
back, twice week during suspension OF ma vies.
ton, Route No 5000. Cincinnati to Mays.
vile.
Leave Felicity Tuesday and Thursday at IL m;
Arrive at New Richmond days by I p nj
Leave New Richmond Wednesday and Friday a
Gam;
Arrive at Felicity same days by pm.
1888 From New Richmond, by New Palestine, Mount
Pisgah, Locust Corner Amelia, Batavia, Oven
vile, Newtonve, Edenton, and West Woodyills
to Manchester, AZ miles and hack, week.
Leave New Rt hmond Thursday st am;
Arrive at Manchester same day by pm;
Leave Manchester Friday at a M;
Arrive at New Richmond same day by 7pm.
1899 From Georgetown, by New Hope, Mount Orb
Puebla, and Five Mile, TO Fayetteville, ~ miles
and back, once week.
Leave Georgetown Thursday at 8 Am;
Arrive at Fayet,ev lie same day by Up m;
Leave Fayetteville Friday at ga m;
Arrive at Georgetown same day by 6pm
934O From Georgct ,wn by Arnheim, Sardnis, Mowrys
town, and New Corwip, to New Market, rs miles
and back. once week
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Biennial Sessions Of the Ii legislature.

The Petersburg Express, in an article on this
subject expresses the opinion that if any one aues
tion has been settled under the new constitution
10 the satisfaction of everybody it is that biennial
sessions of the Legislature will not answer for a
State so large as Virginia, especially at crisis
when such extensive lines of Internal Improve.
ment rein progress of construction and the board
of Public Works finds itself SO o ften embarrassed
In the discharge of its duties The Express adds:
1--WE want annual sessions just as much as the
country wants yearly meetings in Congress Not
only have we to look to a vast and complicated
system of domestic administration but the rela.
lions we occupy to our sister States are every dav
becoming more and more delicate and demand
the attention of all the branches of the State Gov
r srnment, just much as the Foreign Relations of
the United States call for the watehful regard Of
the legislative, IS well the Executive and Judicial
functions of the Federal Government In small
commonwealth, such as Delaware and Rhode Is.
land biennial sessions may serve all the purposes
Of carrying on the government, but In Virginia, we
think every thinking man will admit their made
qaaey. The only difienlty seems TO be to get any
one sufficiently bold to propos the necessary
return 10 the old system. These "steps back
ward are always thought 10 be un popular and
though the general disadvantages attending the
change are universally recognized there Is 20 re-
former willing to bring forward the matter with a
view to restoration of the ancient annual session,
Win not somebody hazard bis popularity to
achieve so great q public gooda Let him stcp out
u once, II such man there be-
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Who PAYS the Piperf

Among other items of intelligence by the last
steamer. is the statement that Russia makes it
condition, without which abe win not negotiate at
all that she is not to pay cent for the expenses
the allies have incurred in the war. The English
people have been very strenuous on this point
hitherto, and it will be sore thing for them to
surrender it, The cost of the war has been enor-
NOUS, and If France, is likely, apprepriates to
herself the choice parts Of Turkey, Constantinope
included, what will England have to show for her
outlay Fighting the battles of civilization with the
sword is one of the most expensive modes OF combat
ting barbarians Ifthe hundreds of millions pounds
employed in that way had been expended in build
ing railroads in Russia and Turkey and thus uni
ting them more closely in commercial aud social
intercourse with the great centres of European civ
iization, it would have accomplished vastly more
for the overthrow OF barbarian than the tons Of
worse than useless shot and shell which have been
cast upon the shores Of the Crimea
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Another Free Soil Libel Nailed.

In late debate in the United States Senate, Mr..
Geyer, Of Missouri, effectually exploded charge
of the notorious Wilson, of Massachusetts, that Mr.
Atchison, of Missouri had gene to Kansas, armed
with bowie knife and revolver, for the purpose of
participating in the bro between the Free Sellers
and the pro.slavery men in that territory. Mr.
Geyer stated from a source to be relied ON, that
the only time that Gen. Atchison had crossed over
into the territory was when there were some fears
of the destruction of the town of Lawrence; and at
that time he went not to promote discord, but to
counsel peace and pleasure. ..-
This is of piece with the thousand and one
ISLANDERS daily coined at the antislavery mint
against shareholders. The REPUTATION of the SLAM
der will never be permitted to disabuse the pub.
lie mind at the North, nor will it weigh feather
with those who act upon the principle that "a
lie well stuck to is as good as the truth
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THE SNOW STORM AT THE EAST on Saturday
and Sunday seems to have been exceedingly VIC.
lent. Travel entirely suspended in almost
every direction. On the road te Boston from Bev-
erly the snow was drifted as high as the cars
The Courier says:
Several passengers attempted to force passage
on foot to the city, and one party that attempted
the jaunt returned after going about half mile,
declaring that it was impossible to Withstand the
force of the wind A iag-man, who was sent to
warn approaching trains had one side of his face
badly frozen. Along upon the level land where
the wind had a clear sweep the air was filled with
flying snow to the height of twenty or thirty feet
from the ground.
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T~.Impsrtaut - Parchasers:--Chenp
s1oons roR CASH 0tt. Ytt-<N. EZEKIEL. 10 Msin
strset-I have yet On hand splendid assortment OF
III kuds or goods c0nbected with the Dry GOODS nne
s ~ r. Nth lafeo variety Of CLOAKS, TALmAs
~ saSi.FS and FURS IT Ill descriptions, which
&, scli on extraordinarily cbeap, to make room
s - spyiur purchases. Having reduced my bus.
o "a cash system. and closed my books against all
ersdt customers without any Discrimination what's?
ever su1 enabled 70 sell my goods e she least POSI- 81
LA "a nnrsus ThsrefoFes persons having the CASH
:. asIe their purchases may rest sssared by Gaining
:. - =, M sfore TO get good harEsins
~ '"y s'o.e n EZEkfEL. No. Is Main st.,
Next door to r. X. Whites Shoe saieon.
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Senatorial Election.

F. w. COLEMAN was, on Monday, elected by q
vote-if not unanimous, we suppose as nearly SO
as ever Virginia Senator was-from the Senate
rial District of Spottsylyana and Caroline, to sue
coed Mr. Moncure. This is a very handsome com.
pliment to "a gentleman and a scholar" The
Fredericksburg Recorder says that as far as heard
from, the vote was unanimously cast for him. He
received 3l3 votes in Fredericksburg, the largest
majority ever given to candidate in that place
The Recorder concludes its notice thus Political
partizanry, for once, fled the presence of honesty
and ncorruptibe integrity" E
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REroRrEp SOB rHE DlsaATcH
CenxressIeuaI.

WARRINGTON, Feb. n S--SeHefe xeratiseno
c,,sncrtsS relative tn Che indian disturbances on
the Pacific. coast we're received and referred. -
Several bills of no general Importance were
passed and the Senate then adjourned to Mon
dav.
HoHse--The Honse oday .eteeted Is their ~ NJ
lain Ray uaY;el waldo. Of the Congreg atioualist
church Mr. waldo Il from New York, IN the s4th
wear Of bis age and was Revolutionary soldier.
Internal Improvement and other bills were in
troduced and among the number one by Mr.. Den.
10 the Pacific which was referred to select com.
mittee of thirteen after which the House adjourned
so Monday. .rs5si ,Ptt57 fsFE zfsS
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NOVEL CASE.-Aaron Williams and Maria his
wife Philip Bssset. Parties all resides at Colches
ter. Action for carelessy and neggently giving the
small pox TO Mrs Williams. s. Gordon and Moore
tor plaintiff, W. Gleason, Jr, and B. r. Johnson for
defendant-rathsr novel case. DIR. Basset called at
the house of Williams to vsccinste the family at
time when the small pox was raging somewhat in Col.
chester and by direction of Mr. W. who was going
from home. Mrs w. declined having it done Dr. B
went only Is far the outer door-but some wee ks
after Mrs. w. broke out with the small pox, and
charges that it was brought there by DR.. B. The
proof showed that DR.. B. cautious-more SO than
physicians generally in such cases. and although the
small pox was taken somehow, Dr. B. could not be
hed tor communicating It and was undoubtedly act
yidual patients. The charge of the Court was brief
but candid, to the effect that if Dr. Basset was az
The cause was ably tried ON both sides. The jury
found for the defendant the apparent satisfaction
OF most of the doctors present and of the people
erally-Det Co. Gazette.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF CLERGYMAN.-The Rev.
Mr. Royal, of the Presbyterian Church, died sud
denly ON Sunday last, while on his way to
church in the lower end of Fauquer county to fill
an appointment. He complained of fatigue dis
mounted from his horse, sat down by the road
side and died
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DTED-

At Augusta, Ga, on the 18th instant, EDWARD
BRUCE WARD, formerly resident of this city. :
On Sunday morning last at the residence of her
daughter Mrs. Rebecca Delarue, in Bowling Green,
Caroline county, Va, Mrs NANCY MERRIMAN OF
New Kent, Va, in the 58th year OF her age.
In this city Feb 9th, 1856 of consumption, Mrs.
ELIZA C. HALE, wife of Elias Hale Esq, of Rich
mond Va aged 80 years. She has left five childl gu
and kind and afectionste husband to mourn her loss
Sac. Geo Daily Neics. $40 ".t
~ Wing and Enquirer please copy. -....-. -g
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THE CENTRAL AMERICAN Question:
State Department has sent into the Senate a mass
of documents bearing ON the Central American
question, as far back as 1850; among them a plan
proposed by General Marcoleta to Lord Clarendon
two years ago. that Nicaragua and Great Britain
and the United States unite in a treaty settlement
ofthe Mosquito Indian question. Mr. Marcy in a
letter to Marcoleta denies that Great Britain had
any sovereign right over any part of Central
America, and to unite with her in treaty as pro-.
posed, would be distinct acknowledgment that
she has and such an arrangement would interfere
with the claims set up by Costa Rica
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ANTIRENT ExPLODED.-After having been for
years past the football of politicians and the de-
light of mobs and outlaws, the antirent ism has
received its quietus at the hands of the judicial
trit unals of highest authority in New York. A
case in which the PATRON Van Rensselaer, sued a
man named Snyder to recover possession of a
farm ON which no rent had been paid for years,
has been decided in favor of the plaintiff first in
the Circuit Court then in the Supreme Court, and
then in the Court of Appeals.
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The steamer Pacific.

Boston, Feb 2l.-Capt. Lang, of the steamship
Canada, expresses the opinion that the report of
the steamer Pacific having arrived at the Shannon
unfounded, and he infers that the Pacific would
have had no difficulty in quitting back under can
vass if she had cen disabled by ice. Capt. Lang
reports strong westerly gales and very severe
weather during the passage of the Canada.
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~ DIR. James D0ve-OffIce corner of RAM
and 9th streets. opposite the Bell House js SIN

ET Gibbs Gallery for Patent Ambra.
TYPES AND PHoToGRkPHs, or EVERY SIZE AND n,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT copied into Annbrotvns.
and made permanent, or IL desired, TO life sizs \,
paper, retaining the perfect likeness and painted h.
rst-cass artists, making most beautiful and desirs
Bile style of portraits r{
Ambrotypes, in loekets. pins, csses, and frame, a.
ell descriptions. as Pc GIBBS,
Corinthian Hall, Main street, below 9th.
fe Is RicbYnnn4
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COMMERCIAL.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2l.-Flour unchanged Moth
ing doing in Wheat Corn dull and prices UNI
changed Pork improving; sales at 10. Beet un
changed Lard trife higher. Whskey is selling
at 2al cts Stocks firm-Virginia 6s 952. -
BALTIMORE, Feb. 21-Howard street Flour is
held at s. So only So offered; for City Mills 81 is
offered but holders ask $7.25. Grain aud Provi-
sions unchanged
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Ra;,road Accideut.-Loss of Life.

WHEELING, Feb. 2l.--The eleven O'Clock tram
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, when 100
miles east of this city met with a fatal accident
to-day. The forward engine broke wheel and
was precipitated down an embankment OF one
hundred feet, killing instantly Christian Ziegie
fireman, and seriously weunding Thomas Mekn
ley, engineer. s=.-s-a aF vi { a