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The srRoHAsT AND TIE wOULD-RE sUIcfbK-The Paris
correspondent Of the New York Express tells the following
very Frenchy story:
zone day last week wealthy merchant Of the IN, Hon
toTgel was walking along the banks of the canal ST. Mar.
tin when be o6serVed young girl of wild and distracted
appearance hastily before him Apparently supposng
herself uuObserFed she kne for instant on The
as II IN prayer and about make spring into the
waisr when the merchant seized her arm and gently re-
preaching her for attempting pot end 10 her life de-
msnd.d 10 know The The wouldbe suicide recount
ed 60 him touching STORY She bad she said Just lost
her father her last surviving relative and her s.ie suf
port nnd bndng herself alone in the world and utterly
destitute Of thought the thing she could do
would be 10 put immediate end her own erisepce
Whilst she speaking benevolent merchant Oh
served that she was quite young and very pretty Proms
ing TO provide for her ture welfare be led Der from the
spot Talking together th. twain arrived up.n the Bo
rards In consequence Of Der misery the young creature
had not eaten ything that day. and naturally now be-
gan TO feel hungry Tier new-f0und friend EfrnVhtus
entered neghborng restaurant and called for
room After eating bountiful dinner The Young girl
wishing 70 make some request Of the dame or-
to' left The room After waiting FOR time and End
ing that bis FTrs did rpturn the merchant stermin
ed TO pay his b but what bis chsgrin on searching
ms pockets for the WHEREIN tha to do So ascertain that
his porsoGm had disappeared aud with il the
amounting TO over two Thousand france The mercbnni
has cose the determination that for the future pretty
young women wish 70 drown themselves he win not offer
the vi gkiest obstacle" F
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DEPARTMENT. NEWS.


EhEAhUaF UEFAagMENT.
LigGt0Ess board OoklookoBss SAoal FEortaa) Bell
boaIategenoe has besn received this department thai
belboGt hA4 been placed the Oekloekonee bo4 E0r
ia, IN three and half thoms water shoal bearing
hom il wostnorthHsst mile and quarter distant The
light bouse q the mouth d ST. Mark river bears from the
boat north hall west magnetic miles DISTANT the
southwest cape west quarter NORTH mleE and the
seawATd point Of south shoa southwest half SOUTH ten
miles distant On the bearing Of the ST. Marks lighthouse
the depth Of the water three ahoms or more To carry
thai depth clear q the South shoa westerly viii be wen
" run from the boat southwest BY south souhey, The
boat black and be seen in clear weather Il the
Of eight miles The bell is sounded By the action Of ts
wAEes
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Agriculhral Dipision Of Patent 1Soe-Rspoyt from
Coa eotem-A gentleman in lsrter the Commissioner
OF Patents dated Stamford Fairfield county Connecticut
says:
Of pears have Of choice native SORTS which
seyera Of trying What cultivation both the pear
and guinos stock will do Tor them. believe have
few and good introduce. Of forty
ferent varieties find the Duchess de Angoueme Louie
Bonnie dc Jersey Bartlett Secke and Stevens geuesee
be the most productive The pear from Long Island
mach subject 10 the blight than Hudson
river Peaches grow and produse WELL particularly Craw
ords early and late Maacaton, Cooeredges yorte Early
York Griffith and Nobess varieties These subject
to the attacks OF the grub but with little and
ton in looking for this destroyer In the and fall
removing it, they easily kept in order. Cherries
usually abundant The black Tartaran black eagle
parent have done we'll with this Apple ounces
raised in considerable quantities. and are very
ne. Pums cannot be raised, except with considerable
trouble In consequence oil the given by the
curcno Throwing unleaehed wood ashes blossoms
while the dew IL them for several mornings In succession
and Swinging them with solution Of oil after
fruit is set will many Of them. The plum
cesstu remedy for which, find Is 10 cut IL off, Aprcots
aud nectarnes nearly difficult to raise puns from
the Grapes only raised for family The
isabella the CaaW the DIANA and the Concord promise
we'll Houghtons seeding gooseberry maintains its repLs
ton of being productive and free from mildew. 1t is
the only out Of more than twenty varieties that de-
pend upon.
turnp yields about four hundred bushels per acre.
many of the single urnips weighing from twelve
poupds apiece Homemade super-phogphate of lime (sbout
table spoonuIs each cabbage plant increased the
yield six to ten fold
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LOCAL news.


NAri0RAL TAKATEE-It gives mach pleasure 10 an
noance that the great American tragedsn, M. Forrest h&
been engaged By the eneEpng managers Of the NsoaG
and universally admired character o. Riehseu. During hi
brief stay in Washington the National regardless II th
weather will Be nghdy thronged with biz snthusiAss Ad
nrers Ia certain range OF characters Mr. Forrest hA
never been exesied Years have Soeped not destroyed
ms extraordinary natural powers and during h engage
meat We viii have Shakespeare Shields, HAsDger and Bal
wer interpreted In which has secured for Mr.. For
rest tbs reputation Of being Of the most powerful effective
ana eloquent dsiiDeao Of tho passions the days Of
elder Kean.
AlExASpAtA rrrAs.-we copy the following items from
the AlerSndriA Gazette Of this morning
" The steamboat Mount Vernon, from Aqua Greek
Drought up yesterday large quantity Of rock and perch
Of hne sze and appearance Most OF them we're carried ID
Piled With fresh nsh and prices reasonable
= The Steamboats, ing between this and ASKING.
ton are now running regular hours and afford greater
facilities for travel than have been enjoyed for long
hope the companies be much benefited the
public.
The first cargo Of by since resumption
OF navigation arrived this place yesterday from Deco
guam, consigned to Joseph d. JanDey."
sFlxsDID EsenAyIss.--Ws have before ia a splendid
copperpate engraving Of the Thomas Rtehie the Mes
tor Of the American press The likeness viii he
perfect by all who remember the features Of who has
done much 20 elevate the character Of American
ism. His family pronounce ii to be the best which
has yet been executed 1t is Published by pubcs indie
agabe friend DIR. c. Bohn and may be had at his stand
in the rotundo Of the Capitol.
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O FICIAI.

TsEAstET DarAKraKsx, December u lsa5.
k0cs hereby gives q holasH o une5
~ia purchase az 800 900 u
whsn hs May prior
Let day Of nexI, viii pay following pico
witr
the Ioan u Iessr presaiuH u 10
sio.k Of the loans 1884, prsa
saOck issued o. 1850 Gales
nifty stock smlum per- And fT stock o. loan q
1885, reaeemabe Ism November Is " received
Treasury yos day ofJanGsy pseninH 81
lss January aae the slst aay o. Mh
preuaa 0f2 Tcerisca tee sl haIeks
prior penaiun OF ~ crhL
the spschca
cerncaes foni ls Ja Unassigned with Inc fEine
Of cencao received tAe Asa Jsnaas nsHt Aief
allowed IN addition 40 ths lcsHan
January receipt In both
seller. ga.
Certificates transmitted Ibis department under the present
assg1ed United States t~ the
prior the LIST Jzauay nsx BY the
entitled receive The purchase money.
Payment will made by dss upon asi~t
Boston, New York, Philadelphia pare
entitled % receive The nancy may aiTscI.
LANES GUTHRIE,
.. sscrelary OF the Treasury
nSrf --A
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Hin, Niraim. 18th instant, Dr. r. A.
EVANS, In The fartisih year II his see.
Rspr.hsunocs COUNTY Yirglnis snt
euirrui profession very ssry ne died
rourded " family friends confident 81 hsPpy
taity.
IN wrhinron. e9d instant 5k, m, Capt BrNF
DICT r. RAiLEN. sriy Mar's c0suty, Maysnd
hpt lsr lssi ~ peat. resident of THIS CITY.
friends % fhs family inv.a atssna bis fneral ~
from bis rssd-pce Virginia svnrga, - street
on MONDAY sfsrngou.
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NV NoDE FDDNG vERDICT--At = recent murder
trial in Sacramento the jury disagreed and being sent
back to the juryroom they put twenyour tickets into
hat twelve Of which written guilty and the
other twelve mot guilty. and drew for verdict The
notguiy ones got msjory. The State Journal fsvors
the idea because the matter s settled bu suggests
that the drawing take place hereafter before The trial to
save expense and trouble
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nhoan ~ rRoumE-The Covington and Leringto.
o>a Company have suffered q loss Of aaoooOo by bad
kcP'nE The Louisville Courier says this road 80
mas oosi 100000. When finished Il win be one hun
uasin length, and cost therefore $4,000 per mile
'o" pay viii require a net receipt Of 5000 600
per anum, or 100000 Eross II hes now been running
se'r two years. and The highest annual receipts have
been S2s4OoO
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ne state Of Maine an old-Iine whig paper makes the
following fraak admission
saw the statement few days since in a reliable anti
PsPer IN Nsssachusetts that regret IL A. they
ahe feeling Of opposition The Nehrssk. bill was d
ing out We think the election in New Hampshire confirms
that ytatemsnt"
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The name Of republican has become 50 bad since the
party Of reasonable procvies adopted it that the Rock
Island (ll) Republican, sAunch democratic shse, has
taken the name Of Argus
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Oar exchanges from Arkansas are filed with know
hothing Tithdrsws The last Little Rock Democrat con-
Sns The withdrawal cards Of fourteen more know-notb
i'ga Verify is Sow drawing his last breath in Ar
kansas
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vi speaker Bank in the administration Canvas had
oooo' o. the formation n great xorrHrux PAHrr and
" hha suooess This l. the talk q such politicians as BsnL,
. oos'" While orsd' they proclaim the most liberal ma
uonal sentimentss
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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY, OPPOSITE THE RAIL
road Depot pubic On Monday afternoon, pi 2s
shall se al original Ion No
square No. go, fronting 81 fest sorth street and q isrt
Jersey con.niRa asS sgsHe fe 81
ground with the cousistns OF hfee
story building containing all twenty god ros
and cold and through
Q u building
The porergy situated Immediately fho
offers great inducements " r-ens Sc
ti the late John Fly
rrpresy hotel, who conducted IL successfully
unit 6esth.
Terms resiue in o. r. ls "a and 20 months,
,,i,h ,ncrrsi, secured by o. properly.
Scr psrtisusrs address Stsnaus Msrray es or me
Aactioneer. Sno- Y. Se"s ~.
AZ ls-eokh Aaeoo1s0'
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Ma hvrHETTs oRATiox.--The ladies Of Richmond Yir-
gnis realized The handsome Of sass from Mr. Rvers,rs
prsion.
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Americans must rule America says the know-nothnF
platform "Yes' says contemporary, "Blaok Hawk tried
1t in 1884, and the Biaek FED and the FIaf Head. arc ir0
4 nsu
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iHs VFer LoUpEsr sHKrx FEFrDone-Th. town or
Astoalf fusion, 4 ard Goodwin, vhig j
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Nsp Post OEces,-Tbe following named post Offices
established and the following gentlemen appoint
ed postmasters:
Forts Dallas county, Alabama; Henry Houston, post
master.
Kezervle, Douglas county, Kansas Territory Daniel J.
kezer, postmaster
ogden Riley county, Kansas Territory; R. D. Eobley,
postmaster
lie Row Kansas Territory; John Scott, postmaster.
Jay, Harrison county, hssouri Samuel A. Bakers jr.,
postmaster
Leon Lawrence county, Missouri; c. B. Kerby, post
South Grove Saline county, Missouri; P. L. Aaupn,
Iron Hi Shannon county, MisSourij James Richmond,
Lindenwod Adams county, Wisconsin; Samuel n. Crit
IN; possmsstsr
postmaster.
ORR Town, sheboyean county, Wisconsin; Charles @.
Staebgen postmaster.
Wedges Greek CLARK county wisconsin Frank Michigan,
postmaster. .
Pennington Dakota county, Minnesota Territory More
don Amedon, postmaster.
Glencoe, Mcleod county, Minnesota Territory; Andrew
J. Bell postmaster,
Yucatsu, Houston county Minnesota Territory Palmer
II. Stevens, postmaster.
Rosenond, Christian county Illinois Benz Z. Warner,
postmaster.
postmaster.
summerrsle Ebert county, Georgia J. H. NJ. Barrett
postmaster.
change Of Easss.-Tne Of the post office AppI,
Creek Cape GisdeGu county Missouri has been changec
from Apple Creek u Appleton.
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n. remark made By Mr.. BUehanan a. receat dinner
in London that since the adoption q the reciprocity
h,tween the United States and Great Britain with
-, "a our commerce with the British North American
- our general trade with that portion Of the Amer
continent has quiptuped Induced US 70 look into the
r.,o, on our COMMERCIAL relations with all foreign
atoms rscsnty transmitted 70 Congress BY The seere
.,r Of state 1t is surprising bow closely representative
l. line figures was Mr. Buehanan's conjecture
V,o ,bs report alluded We extract the following n
hes:
The following comparative tables exhibit the EAue Of trade
tsssp the United States and Brh American possessions
- m, wears 1851 1854 1885, 1854 and 1855, siersnoe
ne tables slrsAdy given viii show how largely the totals
5Doe 1850 exceed those prior 10 that period
LPo ,, u other British American possessions 4Os57ss
Total export. ls,ola,aas
.,.,, f,o,. c,D.d. in 1851 4,956,l7l
IMPORTS other British American possessions l7S6e8l
Total imports $685.
Balance o q trade in favor Of the Omitted State. in
T,orts 10 Canada In lisa s,Tl7 ,0eO
EIports 70 other British American colonies STsl,s
Total export. lo,soe,ole
lppoftF from Canada Ina 1852 A,5s9, sos
Imports from other British American colonies lS2O $50
Total imports G,llo,2s9
1852 49, .,s9s,7l7
Exports to Canada in 1858 1888 oss
Exports to other British American colonies 5sil 543
Total exports ls,laos42
Jupof,s from Canada in ls5s 527sll6
Imports from Other British American colonies 7272 so2
Total imports s., 7,5so,Hs
1883 5,5sa,g24
Exports to Canada in lsSt 1880 FOG
Exports to other British American colonies T,266,l4
1850 $50
Imports from Canada in 1854 e,T2l ,5ss
Imports from other British American colonies 2,206 o2
Balance Of trade favor Of the United State. in s''0
1855. l5.ess 800
Exports to Canada in ISIS ls,72o, 344
sessions s,os5, GIG
Total exports 1850, o2o
Imports from Canada in 1855 l2,ls2, s4
sessions 2,s5a, 42O
Total imports I5,l36,7s4
Balance of trade in favor of the United States
in 1855 12,sss, 2s6
From the preceding figures and facts some idea may be
formed Of the great value to the interests Of the
country the work will prove from which they are extracted
1t "a be hoped that sufficient number will be printed
make iu circulation extensive possible. Mr. Orr
ton 10 print 900 copies is still pending before the House
.Consu General Andrews, in his report (Ex. Doc No.
1850 relative the trade and commerce Of the British
Ansrean Colonies makes this sum s. aos 54s, thus fur
nhing smother instance Of the difficulties which the com
ercia stacian has to in the absence Of
usr bureau Office Of foreign commercial sta
rcs Where such information could, least bear the
press Of official authority
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BY >. c. MCGUIRE. Auc.lonesr.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER
TY.-On Monday afternoon, March Sr ~ O'Clock,
the suhscbs by virtue OF deed Of trust from Jo~sPh
Davis Gerr2e W. dated May Sta ard duty
corded berJ A. s. No 49, oos S6 4u 4s Of The land
records for Washington will sell plas auctions the
all numbered
beginning FIR II raid
running line Of
thence 81 feet and inches thence @ous = feet ireh
Louisiana Hia
beginning together Improvements
consist Of building, occupied
printing Office
csd cash residue in and ~ months for
cessp,ied with within ave days
ress The cosi and
risk Of the aefsaluDc purchaser.
J. r. DAVIS,
JAZZ c. MCGUIRE.
Aucgsneer.
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Lihoclss'ic-orr breaking beg pardon uaAnufse
rurins word, but could well avoid ne NECESSITY
Ieenocsstc sdY'es sna bettsr
s.cunwiruction " used. hrvr.
viii
rhc Who tupca-a desfrveon Of the bs,.
afsl ciss-fc tahst referred
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National Theatre.
k Kun so;% Ls.S, s,n,rr,
Joseph Jefferson stnge Manager
First appearance yean great ,sedan
Mr. z. FORREST,
Monday evening, March %,
RICHELiEU.
Engagement favurite actress
MRS l.. WESTON DAVENPORT,
And talented young actor,
Mr. A. Fl. DAVENPORT.
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH "a, 1855,
VIII be performed BuIwer's play, in five acts,
RiCHELIEu.
Richeeu. ........,..............-...-M Mr. T. Farest
ffsneSas ~ u 49, g
The embracing all the names Of
THE STAR COMPANY
To conclude the farce Of
AN AFFAIR or HONOR.
secured seats, cent?. may for syesuE
ou maf Eli ~
Carusi's saloon.
Positively lAs Last Night
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL,
At roqaes of Psoaeni citizens and Ssers Of wash
,slIE CLARA KEAN ASSISTED by cAhoESs win give her
March IS consisting .lseion e operate gen. and bas
Souehss. eesSrated imitation hsp C. Foersch,
pianist g. -, ,,o,.,s en- erp,,. famiIv tickets TO
lsas &c sso e oSs 1s s
ID Doors open al = to commence
fHi P''"'"A T widows,
Nara Businrs Agent.
The pabiic nj. respectfully informsd that
MILE SARAH FELIX,
sister Of NIL. Rachel, s.a
MISS FANNY noRANT
Assisted By other eminent artists, will give
GRAND MUEICAL AND LITERARY soIRte
nc.rUn,, s.Ioos on ssh March, iss6,
Which Of dramatic readings. IN Enssa and
French from the besi aunGrs WIN so ,r, ans
saeR ai-daF
ga, Tn,r,.~ptn-.srsss Baptist Church.-Rsv L. Kfngs
d D. D. will preach church sasssl morning and night
Tne public respectfully invited.
40 Tn. Rev nr. waldo. ehspl.,. Of TIA. House -
address Youths missionary Society the
Mar ga
nY- The chaplain Of IN. senate, Henry Clay Dean.
viii psaeb Mt us cspiIo uson he saoH' OF ChrisuahJ 70
Mar ga
rr-rh. r.a,e. OF sr.o. Church On. REV. AIftca
n.ad) viii open fair AID Of the church, on the nish
Monday March "a n the hst 81 us corner OF fenns
MI lnnbsn
Tn. church esrnesny ssted Do
house n Tire No
ia n .t son ard ION STREETS afterwards 70 the
I fnirre
Ia-diw
ny JAMES @. nccUIRE. Aoetiaa~or.
TRUSTEES SALE or VERY DESIRABLE BRICK DwFI.
ling TENTH street On Nednssdsy ntenson,
Aprl premises by Of deed 81 trust
recorded the subscriber viii sell Of pshhc nDcon
Fl icf Buwhvrrd -
Is TsnI
rpnrlrr sscf thst wa ico fssf
together with building ans improvement. con
brick dveins,
superior
sitached stsbie and
car az house.
e sndnrs experienced builder nr his
spared ~ the erection to nss ben
cnufar NJ .uhstantn-
T,ru,s one hsn ard twslv. nOnhsi
win interest," The -sisf.cep o. the irnsi.e
SAMUEL REDrERN, Trustee
JAMES &. MCGUIRE,
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MEDICAL DEpARTnEsT on GEoRGErowa
gDt-I<EGE-

mn ununi institution for conrsr to
al win 10 held spartsebtnR
frs;,u,ou ~ TnssSsy, esh met at 0sciorf.
The wall b. delivered by Professor fiiot ~ ~
Ths profession and Inc public nvitnd q sitent
rLoDoaRDo HOWARD, NJ. d.
Ma So--Su nssn.
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THE apdssgnsa keys ms pssr- spa tae
completed hrs supply Of fhe sso.e
England which be would secsy
the So. stock u errs early Frtrcs hsL a.
pens, top rsdish fork, argn YORK, hesItsaaf
and choice csbtaH ss,
COLI etucxs onions, beats beans carrots, gnrrripe "a
voys, cncurbsrs, piaSts isnato.ss Rtfpss t
other vegetable seeds, IN great variety. .ruar ~
his experience and connexions ~ Mss'
cnn warrant th-n trc.isRc.s and ~ very 0'ast
prices, -, -, - ,.-~4.t,v
srsa "a M, climate A., oc.rsd rscsss % -
y low
C.rsloyu-r b. had on agpiieaaon' ,nu~,
Seed Warehouse, sss 7r street, cornsr sfh
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McCLuRE. nILlS. 4 Co.. Land Agents. Duonqns,
Iowa viii locate OF Iowa with MONEY isnd
ananu scrip ysres appyisg viii tnHes make c."
lerrrps buy and elIr and land warrsnis
selection 81 lanes ny ihooss0 ava
competent engineer and
HIM f.esyve w Jones u Dubugus IOWA u.
Can w I.rvu surveyor general, Dubuque, Iowa
sAov Henri Dodge, u. p. Senate, Wscorsp.
Me,,Js sua chan hapkerr, New York
Hon Ell Cook, Buffalo, New York
Feb q-diIl keodf6fn
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Cholera at Peraua4bueo.

NEW YonK, March 22The steamer Shooting Star brings
advices to this port from Pernambuoo February oath
The cholera prevailing there to such alarming
seriously interfere with all kinds OF business The
mortality chiefly among the blacks. There had been
several of yellow fever among the shppingnost Of
them proving fatal.
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UAIUA @LE Land and pwnaiou p"chs-NrarcNs
IHncis Bont snoa IN Nhnnsto s0aef"
of rvps pst.ner, service performed
description Of vf sna 70 wch my az
EMIT
Ro,s IN. United SUITES vol1mes rhowfpr ~.
MI Peracr -ried ~ pf7A
siversnf Tewifrrs-~ ~fn- United si~-
TAYLOR MArRY, hcns-sur,. have fof -ss fe rpea eac
boots penson ny.r's ans osp snFa
IL rae iss,a sgsney spsipsrr, $50 a., -.
NALL hpo'aAafps hs-F nht'&NA
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IL Y Il 4 l. Z q II A II ii
From Philadelphia.

FfoD PhiLadslphia.
PHILADELPHIA, March 22.The weather is very foe The
has nearly all disappeared Thirty bodies in all have
been recovered from the New Jersey disaster.
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CALIFORNIA eoIpI ia estimated that the yield Of gold
in California during the year 1856 viii TO about
sixty millions ofdoar Of which il is supposed that
tr millions viii be retained in the State
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vEsTvALI II MrxIco-Vestvar has created such a
ton iB Mexico that she can't get away benefit short
time since yielded S. 500 She has been literally provided
with funds to manage the Grand National Theatre and
has accepted the trust
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HOUSE AND FuRSI1URE FOH KEaT.-This l. con
Ill in desirable nesgbboE
hood, II The War and Navy Departments,
foAy furnished viii be rented cbeIY iof
few months, with without
Address C. 4. e. ashin.ton.
March -
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(ltGESr or THE LAWS oFTHE UNITED sTAsE-
with ef.rrsces 10 The repeated rnppea, uodho
Of the decisions and dcfa Of the suVsus Court 81 s n
upan hcir eonsneon w J.ss Dunor ~ de ha
ons volume a lisaT pages, Iss- rrcc ~ 81 - .x,oo
Mrroa FRAfGK TAYLOR
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DnlrH PROM rr PmLADELrmA SosSanoxs-The Port
mouth Daily Herald Of the half dozen papers in Obi
which boosted the Fillmore flag, has died out for
support
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MILE MAEyEKx, Parisienn<, who spSsks EnKfssh.
IN having location will
French and spanish and also
Italian ladies gentlemen, private
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,.v. ~auvR ror>~r II II IA street and Pcnr ~ 4
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dated On reasonable terms
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TRusrEEs, SALE or yERY yALnABLE REAL ESTATE
Mcnang, Of lsS6, decd OF
daird The ah day Of June A. D. 1884, and Soeuded
in A. No.
records FIR Washington county the District o Columbia
public front o. psemissr o'e,osk
John Davidson numbered 22o me CRY Of Wa hngn
cash, ressxinder
equal payments twelve, and eighteen months, with
and be secured by deed offTusl.
complied with days from the
premises The
nd Of first purchaser
JOHN A. LINTON
WIN. H. WARD,
Trustees.
q. w. BoTELER,
March lid AuctioneeT.