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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-15

Groceries and Provisions,
ZINES & LIQUORS.,
FOREIGN AND OMESTIC.
AN selling stock
Spring t;api>. have lAni stock Lii
lupr,, Foreign and Domestic. ! have yet left:
d'bc whiskey 30 SO cts gallon
Monouga IS ct> to 81 90 do
5 Old ................ 81 % To I rs do
5 IL, do Rye...................... 80 2 80 do
Brantics. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l 90 to ~ % do
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ! 90 tn 5 % do
Observation-Disclosures. % 5 90 do
Observation-Disclosures. To do
Baskets Champs"n". lir;'ck, from Si4 90 ~ $50 10
OId IL ,dei a Wine, Old Sherry Wine,
Fifty empty k-gs. Ave Ill,n. Half Barrcs Stone
ana T. ,riiIrrn Jugs, nc. &c.
r Cali and examine stock. anil will not 60
dissatisfied. fln5-tf w. Il. M'GRORTY.
EGGS: EGGS!
BIIS FRESH EGGS. Just received At the sDep' and
L " for sale by B +. IRVINE co.
Fresh 3r"crics
OAklani "a 10 safe q tine EPOT.' s"Au
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GENTLEMEN'S car
DR.. G. ROSENK.

German Practical Physician,
LHORMERrY Teacher the Midwife Academy and Districts
Physician. recommends himself in Surgery Midwifery
Dentistry and will external and internal
male WI, lie also will
GRAFTON the means In let Them hsvez
cheaper meeal ATTENDANCE, AMI will do Midwifery 10
women whou; aI.j charge.
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LIVERY STABLE.

LIVERY STABLE.
>N THE SUBSCRIBERS womb remind people
of st. Paul, that their Livery Stable at
old place, little below the winsiow House,
where they keep q o Car.
risyns, OF the best kind.
Carriages single double, and covered,
sonahle
jy3i-tf BERKEr & EDDY.
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INFORMATION WANTED,

NFVKMATION WANTED,
OF GEORGE II. WALKER, Of Pittsburgh. IA.
" Said Walker is about 25 high light
complexion and three fingers
last heard from about Paul. ANY in.
nation concerning him, to
s. s. Russell 81. Paul Post
by his anxious mother and sisters.
Trriia papers will confer favol by col wing the above
ST. Paul, Feb. 81, 1856. fe2I-lv
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NOTICE To R,.S,NEss MEN.

Loans negotiated yielding IS 80 with
ceptionabe real security bonds in Ne
York lSewhcre as instructed.
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PARKER g. WINSLOW,
BANKERS AND REAL ESTATE DEALERS,
St. Paul, Minnessta.
L. II. PARKER. J. NJ. wINSL0Ws
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EIsUGS AND MEDICINES.

DAONS AMI GISs
We are receiving from the East large and wels"leeed
stock IF goods line surpassed
by house in st. i'nin the variety, fresh
and excellence, and especially
in our line, which we shall -nrr to public.
Jy7-f WREN. CROFT 4 RECAII.Y.
FINE OLD BRANDY AND PORT WINE.
lust EECElVEDh by Wren, Gr"n r. legally at their
q Store, the best quality French Brandy and Old Pori
Wine, pure and unalut, whei med
iciral or family aI,26-u
TO LOVERS OF SPORT.
TrSTRECEIvED, at Wren, Croft Regay's Drug Store,
- large AMI general assortment OF Warrci> celebrated Fish
Hooks Fishing Tackle, and Fishing Apparatus Of de-
scrpti"n. myo-tf
To TIE LADIES.
WE HAVE RECEIVED a well selected assortment o
Is extracts and other tine perfumes suitable for the
toilet CaIl and examine.
les WREN. CROFT REGALLr.
Fever and Ague.
n May ," used ly all ages. and will keep
any climate. Rcai what cmu.n, Physicians say:
ave have used Deshcrs Anii-Ptriv,c Pills in hundreds
Fever aud Acuc person
second chill after cnm,r,inc vim them We consider Them
a safe AMI valuable remedy, til ought he within reach
VIVA. NEWELL NJ. D.. Allentown. MI.
ID. NEWELL, VI. D.. New brunswick Nj.
NOTE FROM HON. THEo. fRELINCHUysEN.
s'Fro the professional character reputation Drs.
ticurn with Mr. Dl-r this States take pleasure
in stating that any representative mad by them woriyoi
public cpnidcnce.' TlIEO. FRELlNGHUYSEN.
New BRUNSWICK, N. J., Jan. 81. 1884,
Read the Testimony r. 3. Ccrnsn, Of the Astor House
favor OF Dc slcr'> Fever ani Aru" Pills:
Chas. D. Desh'er Esq.-Dear Sir: will claim the $500
agreed to give II medicine did me,
sufficiently rrmuncratri by was trol.
for several months with unicr bilious and
Your pill. performed wrfccf Icy their through
a They by friend. to
whom feel greatly Obliged. shall recommend with
perfect Confidence in all cases of similar character.
WREN. GRoFF REt;ALLy. AGENTS for 81. panl cis-,r
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1856. BLAKELEY BURBANK, 1885,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission Merchants.
nRoPRIETORS OF he NORTH WESTERN EXPRESS
COMPANY. AGENTS for the Gaiena. Dunlciih and Min
nesota Packet Company ri Merchants Despatch.
Office, Corner Of Jactson STREE and Lover Leree,
SAINT PAIL MINNESOTA.
Mark Packages, Care Of B. 4 b." -. Paul.
n fm4-3ml l.. c. DUnBANx.
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C.. III. PARKER,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW

~ Collections made throughout Minnesota charging tn
Exchange and expense collecting
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WOOD BOUGHT AND SOLD AT
STERLING s. BROS WOOD YARD
VXTE would again to
w junction Third Anthony streets, we are
prepared to sell all kinds - Woasi cheap or
n. Il. Persons having TO sell will %
Office. at the Wood Yard.
jel2-tf STERLING l. BRO.
COMPREHENSIVE.
r1>HE undersigned formed Copartcrsp, under the
i firm of Fonscca X Crawford.
81. Paul. January 18th, 1856. WM. G.. FONSECA,
ja2l-tf wM. CRAWFORD
GENTLEMENy CAPS.
II HATCH has received by Express splendid asort-
ILs Plush, Plush and Cloth CAPS of
latest styles.
noso-tf ST. An,l,ony-st., Presbyterian { hurcb.
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LAND WARRANTS are selling 10 Washington at
90 per acre for 1905 and COS and s. for zoos.

MURDER OF DEPUTY WARDEN GALFN c.
WALKER BY ONE OF THE CoNvICTs AT THE
STATE PRIsoN.-The State Prison was again mad
the theatre OF a dreadful! murder this morning.
The circumstances are substantially as follow.
The usual morning religious service in the chapel
OF the prison had closed and the prisoners had
nearly sllleft the apartment Among those who
descended the stairs was a convict named James
Magee. He was presently seen to return and
walk up to the stand, where according to his usual
custom, stood deputy warden Walker, superiptend
ing the movements of the prisoners as they left
the chapel hagee caught the eye of the deputy war.
den, and extended towards him a slip of paper.
which Mr.. Walker stopped to take, and while 80
doing Magee seized him by the arm, and with a
surely directed hand plunged knife into his neck.
under bis left ear, severing the jugular vein, and
Producing death within three minutes At the
moment Of the wound Mr.. Walker grappled with
the prisoner, and received also a stab in the groin
AID one In the left breast. The Che plain Of the
prison, Rev. Mr.. Hampstead, rushed to the rescue.
struck Mcgee with the Chapel Bible. and then
seized him by the hair Of the head combining him
until the arrival of further aid, when Magee was
put in irons and conveyed to dungeon. Mr..
Walker was Immediately borne from the apart.
ment, but life was extinct The deed was com
mitted with a common shoe knife sharpened at
the point. No cause is assigned, other than some
trivial srudge entertained by Msgee-Boston
Journal, Dec Is
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e. To BUSINESS MEE.-CHEcKs, DRAFTS, &c
The year 10 about ending and many busine do.
sire 10 commence with new Check and Drafs Books.
These can be furnished at the Dispatch Office, en-.
sraved in as'yle of elegance unsurpassed any where
Gentle men VIII, desire Checks engraved Bill Heads.
&c, surprising any thing in here should call and
examine specimens at the spatch counting -roou
They can have thsm with such vignettes and orna-
ments are in the specimens, or with any others
that their fancy may suggest Orders for Checks,
Drafts, Certificates of Deposit, Corporation Bends,
Bill Heads, &c con be filled in the most satisfactory
manner and at rates surprisingly low. Merchants,
Bankers Corporation Officers and o'hers should ex.
ANNE spscmens
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
REPoRTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
LArIR FROM EUROPE.
Arrival or the Cisy or Baltimore

Arr1vat "a INC ossy -
PHILADELPHIA, December 1h--The steamer
City OF Baltimore, with dates from Liverpool 70
the Sd inst arrived here to-day.
The steamers Fulton and Canada arrived out on
the 30th. t
THE COMING coNFERBscE.
II IL reported that England consents to the call
for q second conference ut Paris II Is said the
conference will meet shortly
The London Post says II Russia permits tne call
ing of the Conference IL can only end In her con-
fusion and diplomatic defeat, as all the other
powers determined to adhere to the letter, text
and spirit Of the former treaty.
RESURRECTION IN SICILY.
An iusurrectiou IL telegraphed TO have broken
out at Palermo, Sicily, and GOO men under Baron
Bentreuder, have taken the field Troops had
been despatched to the field by the government,
but no action had yet taken place
1t Is rumored that there are dissensions among
the members of the British ministry.
Mr.. Matthews late Consul at Philadelphia, has
been appointed Consul to Odessa
FRANCE.
There Is nothing new from France.
PRUSSIA.
The King of Prussia in his speech at the open
ing of the Chambers, used the strongest langua &c
relative to enforcing his claims upon Neufchatel
PERSIA.
The English expedition against Persia has ere
this sailed.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL. Dec S-Flour- Baltimore and Phila-
delphia ozs d324s Ohio $50 asst and buyers demand
a reduction Red wheat slightly higher, and quoted
at &c. Al 09s 3D. white unchanged, and quoted at 9s.
I'd 6l0s Corn declined a shilling; mixed $751;; yell
low S34s; white S4055s.
ConsoIs for money and on account 94A 0944.
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C0ngrcssiOnHl.

WASHINGTON, December l7-Sena,e-The bill
extending the time 10 Texas creditors for present
ing their claims, was passed
House-The Presidents Message was under con.
sideration.
Mr.. Cumback, of Indiana, defended the Repub-
cans against the mputation cast upon them in the
Message.
Mr. Walker, Of Alabama. reviewed the Central
American question. He believed that the Govern
ment had been wrong from the first in not receiving
Walkers Ministers, as heavy Interests were in
yolved in his success in Nicaragua.
MIR. English of Indiana, defended the nationality
of the Democratic party, and asked if there were
any Southern men present who would vote against
the admission of Kansas q free State If such
was declared the wish of the majority of her in
habi.antsf
Cries of 'No, not one," from the Southern MEM
bers including Brooks of South Carolina.
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CLOSING OF THE SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL Cox
vENTIoN.-The Savannah papers received las,
night, contain the closing proceedings of the South
ern Commercial Convention. vote of thanks
was passed to the citizens of Savannah for ,ha;r
hospitality, and one to James Lyons, ESQ the
President Of the body. Mr. Lyons, in reply. made
. short address, of which the following in an ex.
ract
We have como here for no sinister purpo.. In.
f'r the purpose Of ascersining what we NAV do -:
and trust We have done something. for onr or
portion OF the country, without interfering in tbA
iesss degree with the rights; with indeed. the pur
pose and design of Strengthening the whole by zee.
og thaf exact and equal justice Is done to each mari
we have come here, not foreetfni that we have in
nst ano where 60 many of our are 10 be
found. body Of friends, many in number Who are
enerhec 70 our varmest graf tude (contipusd an
Piaa.st We nave not come here for the purnose ~
.aAslns war upon them, es we must have done IN Wa
nsa mace indiscIimiBste war upon institutions com
.he "a a. 10 US, but TO justify and sustain them
. tnink your deliberations have oone bv ,how;n ,
49, Sno opposed them In tho north that tb.1
e nsnt when they said We were iust end mssryt
49, se Ms'eyA to the Union. Had " done oth.r.
un-;s sssee any other course we should bavs \. =.
,nS.s no unfAithfui, and therefore. In nv hrn,
VII ON re have pursued the only course consi.i.n.
E0sss.smnssaa' s az nshss aas obligations.
dom the hspo,n.ss s yoai God preserve the free
swss-ssI ~ restore ii, II there has BEEN ss.a
intesr, .oo much fear there h.s,h. $1,000 .1Aea
We sh.H s aaa indepe.dsncs of the Sorth qs.nt,,
Ths mora be happy and anlred .soni theh
t;.,.s s. 's"aa resumed his ssss .u,s ions -
,o.,.ss assfs AID sppsass, and u. convs,,,a 'os
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Gov. GEARY's LETTER TO THE PRESIDENT
The Presidents message communicating the
letter and journal of Gov. Geary was laid before
each House Of Congress Tuesday. In addition to
what has already been stated of Gov. Gearys
saying to the President, under date of Nov %, it
appears by Gov. Geary's journal that the free
State men were arrested and cast in prison; but
when pro.savery men were arrested Tor crime
they were discharged.
While Gov Geary was addressing them, to con-
gisins the impartial administration of justice, news
arrived of the release of Hays the murderer of Buff
fun; whereupon Gov. Gsary pronounced the act OF
Judge Lecompte, 10 the discharge Of Hays, against
whom the grand jury had found bill of indctmen Il
for murder III the first degree a. judicial outrass
without precedent, We'll IS discouIteous TO him. as
he had beea the meas of srresting HAYS, and that
he should have been consulted. That the act was
greatly calculated TO endangsr the public psacs and
destroy entirely the influence OF the feeling while
he laboriug day sLd night to invigorste and to
oiug the court and jury into utter contempt. That
he would tire at the decision OF Judge Leeompte q.
nulity, and proc sed upon the indictment for
to the arrest of Hays if he had merely escaped
/ ha. he would submit the matter TO the President
being we'll assured that he would permit no judicial
officer here forget his duty and triae with the
public peace, by making dec sbhorrent to pub
lie justice and grossly stepped in partislity Where
upon the Governor issued his for the
rest of Hays, &c.
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NEW LAW BOOKS,
~ At RANDOLPH'S Bookstore and Biudery.
BURR1LL on Circumstantial Evidence of the pre-
sumptve kind in Criminal Cases, by Alexander
NJ. Burrill; SIS so.
TIDD'S Practice of tho Courts of Kings Bench and
Common Pleas; 4th American edition. with ad-
ditioual notes. by Asa J. Fish, 2vols.; S11.
SHELFORD on Railways; The Law Of Railways,
including he consolidation and other general acts,
regulating Railways in England and Ireland, by
NJ. l.. Bennett, 2vols $40.
UNITED STATES Digest of decisions of the Courts
of Common Law Equity and Admiralty n the
United States and England. vol Is, By John P.
Putnam Annual Digest for 1855; IS.
THE FORUM by David Paul Brown. vols; sc.
SUDDEN on Powers vols., new edition; $3.50.
PARSONS Mercantile Law; $3.50
ENGLISH Law and Equity Hepors, vol. 81; 81.
BENNETT HEARD's pleading in Criminal Cases,
MATTHs.W's Digest of Virginia LAWS vol. I SC.
PATTON l. HEATH'S Virginia Reports vol. !;
SIS.
The Quarterly Law Journal, I'd vol, will be CON-
menced in January. Vol l can he supplied to new
subscribers.
From Judge C. II. Du Pont, Of Quincy, Florida.
II send you B5 fer my subscription to the Law
Journal in ADVANCE, for 1857 am anxious that your
enterprise should succeed. and that tho only Law
journal published at this South, should assume high
rank amongst the legal periodicals of the day Is
due alike to Southern pride and patriotism, that
legal profession, should amply sustain at least one
publication of the kind" de l8-N
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DIED,

At the residence Of his father, In the county O.
Chesterfield, on the 7th inst Dr.. JOHN A ohEHu
RY in the oath year Of his sge The writer Oh inii
was an intimate friend OF the deceased, and feeling
a. be does his to do Justice to the character
Of one who wss much beloved and respected ~
ALL he only deems it necesssry to give mlcate oe
tall of his short career. Reared by kind and poua
parents, he ever evinced that love ara ahection
which SO characterized his whole DE Anone n'l
extended circle Of scquaiutanees he has LETT mans
which will serve az memorial Of the past after the
lapse of years Upright and honest in all his deal
iuas with his fellow men, they could but love nin
and mourn his departure. But to his bereaved Pe-
rents would say, this separation Is but for time
he trusted his soul its eiver and % we Dc
lisve, VI it'll the blest Of God L.
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MARRiED.

On December foth 1856 81 the Rev Henry 8 Js-
cobs Mr.. GEORGE JACOBS, formerly Of Jamstcs,
TO Min ADEL1NE II. LEVY, daughter OF Jacob =.
Levy.
On Tuesday evening, December 18th, st 81 James
Church, Richmond, BY tho Rev. John mcCeoe.
Rector Of the Church OF the Ascension Danmol6'
ALFRED SHIELD, ESQ to Miss EMILY A. II
McCABE, daughter Of the officiating Clergy msn'
November 98sh. by the Rev. Charles Friend, ar.
HENRY n. CLAY of Chestrr6eld county, to niss
HCNN1E n BRADLEY, dsushtsr OF John Eraoley'
of Charles CITY county.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec. ia treaty between Great
Britain and the United States, with relation to
Central America, will be transmitted to the Senate
to morrow in executive session.
The appointment CT J w. Underwood Of Ga,
rs associate Judge of Nebraska, vice Haden, re-
signed, will also be sent in.
In the Supreme Court of the United States in
the case of bred Scott vs. Sanford, Hon. Beverly
johnson made strong argument against the con.
slitutionaty Of the Missouri Compromise.
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LOST.

+ OsT OR STOLEN.On the Sd inst, a
IL Negotiable Note for the amount Of $50, drawn
by August Schad in favor Of A. A Rains and en-
dorsed by A A. Rains and John G. Haley. All per-
sons are cautioned against trading for the Note, as
payment has been stopped ANY person having such
note will confer great favor upon me by leaving 1t
at this office.
de I8-St* w. G. STONE.
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Appreheuded resurrection.

CINCINNATI, December 1.-THE latest advices
from Cumberland River, Kentucky, state that IS
iron furnaces in that region had stopped opera
tons from apprehensions of servile insurrec.
tim
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Fire ut Wa,ertowu, N, Y

wATERToWN, Dec. 15-The Gas Works and
two adjoining dwellings in this town were burnt
this morning A man named James Sullivan per.
i.hed in the flames. The Gas Company's loss is
s. OOO No insurance The dwellings were owned
by Norris n. Woodruff, whose loss is covered by
insurance.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF GEoRGIA--At the late
meeting of the Board Of Trustees of the University
Of Georgia, the Rev. DR.. Church was reelected
President Messrs. Nell, Rutherford, Bransly,
Eaten, and Woodson elected professors
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The Masonic fraternity of Norfolk and Ports.
mouth on Monday dedicated beautiful monument
to the memory of DIR. Geo l.. Upshur, who fell
during the epidemic last year.
Hon A. Dudley Mann is at Norfolk ON a visit
of inspection to her harbor
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Henyy Kaips in the Southwest.

CINCINNATI, Dec l6-Immense and almost
continuous rains have been experienced in Ten
nesses and Arkansas during the past ten days,
and ali the Western rivers are rapidly rising in
consequence.
We had fall of snow here this morning, and
the weather is cold,
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The DIFFICULTIES BgTwEkN THE UNlfkD
STATES AND NV GHANADA.-Mr Bowlu, the
resident Minister OF the United States at Bogota,
has been having correspondence with Leno de
pombo, the Secretary Of Foreign Relations for
New Granada, relative to the exorbitant duty i'm
posed upon the mail matter sent over the 1sthmus,
to which President Pierce alluded In his late Mes
sage. The amount charged ~ duty 10 % 90 per
pound. Tha amount Of mail matter which crossed
the Isthmus by the California mail during the last
year was In round numbers nearly sos 600 pounds,
which, according to the decree, would pay els17,-
600, nearly two millions annually. fer the sins
pie privilege Of passing-a sum larger, much
larger than the total Of the revenues Of every
kind of New Granada Mr.. Bowlin contends that
this Is against treaty stpulatons. and the United
States will not submit to It. Mr.. Pombo does not
deny the facts, but replies:
lst that the percentage payable by the railroad
company from the net profits Of the transportation
OF the mails, is VIGOROUSLY very much less than
the legitimate compensation that should be exacted
by New Granada for giving up transit postage
ID, that It Is the company who, by establishing In
their tariff of transportation heavy rates on the
mails, enormously dsproportioned to other articles
of equal volume and bnlk, and even sometimes
raising such rates with q view to speculate,
EFFORTS and Injuries the transit and drives it off to
q certain extent. BY order Of the Executive. the
directors of the company in New York were
requested to lower the excessive rates on mails
liked by their tariff but the efforts of the Minister
OF the Republic to that effect were unsuccessful.
He further says there is reason why the acts
Of the Granadian Government should be interpre-
ted as unfriendly to the United States; there was
no such feeling.
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spECrAL NOTICES.

~ IN oeri Or Gold and silver Watches, from
the best manufacturers call tho attention Of my
frienSs and customers especially % Jureenscns and
T.aorsy,s Chrop emster and Independent Seconds.
IIso In INV arse stock Of selected Jewsry Anybody
ia want Of tho above will ind 70 their to
s.li A. VOsGELE'S Jewelry store,
a. ia,t Broad It two d,ors .bove the Theatre.
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- RurnIture. Ac, 70 be sold this day
The At enti.n Of Hoasek eepsrs and others in want
Of furpiturs and housek articles 10 ssked 70
his residepcs. on 18TH street., THIS MORNING, ct
10 O'Clock. ~
de Ia T. b. COOk 4, W, Auctss
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Visit of Thalberg to the PresIden

WASHINGTON; Dec 17.-Sgismuud Thalberg
the pianist visited President Pierce this morning,
by invitation, and was presented with a beautiful
copy of Commodore Perrys Expedition to Japan.
The presentation was accompanied with appro-
psiste remarks
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AMUSENI KNTS,

a1 NOTICE BALL.-A Co.
ID tillon Party will be given at SMITHS SA.
TM LOON, on Broad street. between LIST and I'd
eT1k streets en- CHRISTMAS EVE night, the Path
of December, 1856. Tickets for gentlemen, inelu
ding supper So Ladies free. A No. supper and
other shnents may be expected the occasion
Good music has been engaged The ball room will
BIS most msgnifcently decorated Tickets to be Sc
cured at the Saloon.
J. B. SMITH, Proprietor.
N. B. On account of the large crowd at the last
Ball, the number Of tickets will be limited.
de l8-td 8.
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r. Household Furniture md Piano
quested to my sale of handsome Psrlor, Chamber
and Dining Room Furniture, Pisno Forte, 10 TO-
of Mr. Benjamin Lloyd Belt who 10 declining house
keeping at the corner of Main and End Streets THIS
MORNING commencing at 10 O'clock.
dsIs THOMAS w. KEESEE, Auct
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cr Hats, Caps, shoes and Store FIX
TUREs AT AUCTION -Particuiar attention is request
ed to my saie Of Hats, Caps, Shoes and store FIX
At the store of Col H. w. Qnarles, No. 81 Pear
street. $500
de- 10 THOMAS w. kEA6EE, Auct.