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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-13

~ Some persons seem % be Inb0rirg
un6er the mistake that because tbs better class OF
our community pstronizs BENDAnns Photographic
Gallery his prices are higher than other establish
ments He would inform the pubic that ladies and
gentlemen will 70 to his Gallery not only to get Pic
lures cheaper than anywhere else, but also because
they are not PERSUADED to take Picture unless 1t
plesses DANL RENDANN, 10 Main St,
Next door above Mitchell Tyler's
Ia 1z-3tk Jswelry Store.
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CoMpANy-a2ee0 will be loaned to Stockholders,
ON SATURDAY night, the 18th, at O'Clock The
meeting will be held in the Office Of the Mechanics
Associatiop corner of 18th street, over the store
formerly occupied by VIM. Booth. The Secretary
will be ready receive dues from o'clock until the
hour of meeting H. i. BURN,
is 13L2t Secretary.
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ALBEMAKLE INSURANCE COMPLY
RICHMOND, 18th June, 1856 5
for either Fire Marine Policies, issued aftei
this date. STOKES l. CO, Agents,
je 1S-lm I4th street.
OFFICE KIChMUND FIRE ASSOCIATION,
JUNE 18th, 1856. )
NOTICE. =. On and after this date no
charge will be made for Fire or Marine Policies
Issued by this Company.
By order of the Board of Directors
D. CURPIE, Prest.
JNo. Fl. BosHER, secy. je ls-iw.
OFFICE VA. FIRE & MARINE ms CO..
Richmond. 18th June, 1900
This Company will henceforfh make 40
l. charge for folicv in any case
WIN L. CowARDIN. Sec'y. je l3--2w
I OCUsT GMIvK HOT Ell. Alb
FROM MECHUA'5 RIVER DEPOT.-This Hotel,
fronting I6s feet with many comfortable rooms the
subscriber proposes to keep open for the option of
,arder. There 10 location in Virginia which
surpasses it in healtbfuness and the variety of the
surrounding scenery. being located the foot Of
long known throughput Virgins travelling stand,
and of considerable resort during the season.
that any spec hcaton by me as 10 accommodations 10
almost needless. The proprietor would therefore
fondly hope that with obiien host and attentive
servants IL may continue to receive bersl share Of
public patronage. Cold and Warm Baths are ct
tached to this estab shment. Families or others
summer at my house, will pleaae form me by
letter. A hack and baggage gon will meet them
q. any time, at Mediums River Depot, and convex
them to and from when required.
q Address Greenwood r. o.. Aibemarle county
virginia JOHN s. COOKE.
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r.. EEssEsss;s1 TIL ADAMS
- COMPANY, 154 Main st.. hav-
ing resumed their Steamship
Express to and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
mond, by stesmers jamestown and Roanoke, which
leave New York every Wednesday and SATURDAY.,
and thence by railroad 10 Weldon, Wilming on,
Lynchburg, Salem, Wyihevile, and the principal
places in Virginia and North Carolina, now pre-
pared to forward with great dispatch and at reduced
rates every kind of Merchandise. Valuable Parcels,
Jewelry, kc., to the above named cities, and all
places the seaboard.
Our Express on the Steamships will be aceompa-
MED by special Messengers who will give their per-
sonal attention to the careful handling of goods
trusted 10 the ADAMS EXPRESS COPS Steamship
Express.
shippers will please take n1tice that packages to
points Virginia and North Carona, will be sent by
stesmsrs, unless otherwise marked
Freight received on day of sailing. until o'clock,
P. Al. J. l.. MACDONUGH,
Agent of Adams Express Co,
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LOST.

I UST--On yesterday, n large Lignumyitn
L. STICK, with white ivory head, mark ed with til.
ini,ls J. r w. A suitable reward will be paid II
left at tn . office. il FIT
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KEEN BALDWIN & co. ask attention
IN to their large and elegant assortment of and
choice style of SPRING CLOTHING now in store
and to which additions are being made by ssmi-week
ly arrivals from their mandatory. Being more
extensively epgsged In the msnufacture and sale of
clothing than any other house in the State with many
advantages and long experience in the trade in this
city, they prepared to offer great inducements TO
purchasers. In word our stock. styles and prices
cannot fail to please. Call and for yourselves
il I3 KEEN BALDWIN, ca
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LINE TkA.--We have received bali
L chests Gunpowder Tea, of recent Importation,
which we confidently recommend being superior
to any that has been in this market for several
jei2 BURTON GREENHow.
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HORSE TONIC...1he srcat Vegetable
Il Tonic for fattenins in short time, any Horse,
matter how poor he may be. 1t will improve his
condition in every respect. Relieve hide houad ex-
pei ms, and give him glossy coat of hair 1t can
be left off after tbs animal is improved without his
falling back In fesh spirits Only try IL for IL will
do what it says For sale and prepared only by
DUvAL x NORTON, Druggists,
jsI2 10th and Msin sis-
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lust We hav e just receiv-
ed anot her lot of Boys Alpaca Jackets to which
we call the attic ntion of those in want
MERCHANT, WEISIGER Co.
lie ~ No liz Main street,
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NHEWlNG TUBACCO.--I have just re-
" ceived . supply of Walkers Queen Bee" and
Jockey Club Tobacco. both of which can recon
mend to tbs public as being superior. Any one wish
ing resl nice chew of Tobacco, have only to try
either of these celebrated brapds and they will fad
in them something rich and rare.
JNO. w. POLLARD, Druggist,
70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-02-29

PARTISAN SCANDAL.-We find the following
bit of gossip in letter from Paris, about Miss
Smead, the celebrated Irish beauty, whose
portrait was painted by Healey and exposed
at the great Exhibition:
Two years ago, when Miss Smead first came
to Paris, the Emperor paid her marked at.
tention. The consequence was, that when
ever afterwards Miss SIS name was seen on
Lord COwley's list for an invitation to a ball
at the Tuileries, the Empress Eugenie was
careful to have the name stricken off. Miss
5. received no invitation, and soon discovering
the nature Of the difficulty she conceived q
| violent hatred for the Empress, and deter
| mined to have her revenge.
few nights ago the Emperor and Empress
| were present at a soires at Lord Cowley's
| Miss Smead was also there The Empress
! passed through a room where Miss S. and
| other ladies were seated, and all rose as Her
| Majesty passed but Miss Smead. The EN-
press noticed the act, and felt the insult Her
| Majesty has become VIGOROUSLY irritable with
| in the last few months, and every care is taken
| to avoid violent emotions. The good Of the
| country, of posterity, of the world at large,
but especially Of the Bonaparte dynasty, de-
ponds upon it. An officer Of the household of
Her Majesty approached Miss Smead and re.
monstrated with her for her conduct. Miss S.
| replied that it was not the habit in England
to rise thus for the Queen, and certainly she
would not do it for the Empress Of France
| What passed between the Emperor and En-
press in another room, may be imagined, fol
| soon Napoleon entered the room where Miss
Smead was, and seeing her standing on the
floor in conversation with a gentleman, he ap-
preached them, and bswing coldly to the lady
stepped between them, turned his back to
Miss s., and engaged the gentleman in con-
| versation for some minutes.
| 1t must have been great sacrifice for az
polite man as Louis Napoleon, and as great
an admirer Of beauty, but the interests Of the
| dynasty mount above the caprices of the in
1 dividual.
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Navigation Resumed

WHEELING, Feb. 2S.-Navigation has been
resumed from Cincinnati down to the mouth
of the Ohio. There are prospects Of the ice
breaking here tomorrow.
The Valley and Monographs rivers arc
breaking up, and are very high at some points.
AT Brownsville there are sixteen feet, and
still rising.
wheeling Creek is gorged at the mouth, and
much damage is expected here when the ice
gives way; but all lie safe yet
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DIED,

At 6 O'Clock this morning, departed this life
Elder DAVID N. WILSON, in the full tri-
umphs Of that faith which he has so long exem
pliaed among us
His funeral will take place at 2k O'Clock to-
morrow Saturday at the Western Presbyterian
Church, corner 10Th and streets. The friends
areinvited to attend without further notice
On the 18th instant, EVELYN, In the I'd yeal
Of her age, the daughter CT John F. and Jane +
Tucker
The funeral will take place from her fathers
residence, 9th street east on Saturday al o'cl'k
p m.
On the 2eth instant, Mr.. ELENA BEALL, in
the o2d year OF his age, native Of Montgomery
county, Maryland, but for the last three years q
resident Of this city, and soldier in the war OF
1912.
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA, Fob. %, 1855.

ALEXANDRIA, Fob. ~, 1870.
The ice on the river is fast decaying, and
sanguine hopes are entertained of speedy
renewal of navigation. The steamer Powha-
tan ploughed her way to Aqua Creek yes
terday, returning in the afternoon, and leav-
ing an open ch annel in her wake.
The Orange freight train ran into q wagon
on Union street and completely demolished
it; fortunately, however, neither horses nor
driver were injured.
The new Council bill, raising the salaries
Of the Mayor, Auditor, Superintendent of Po-
lice. DC, is far from giving general satisfac-
ton. The largely increased expenditures Of
the year past are said to be too onerous upon
an already burdened community, and calls
for retrenchment and reform are loud and
earnest.
A run off on the Central Railroad delayed
the Orange cars on Tuesday night, and on
Wednesday an accident to the engine of the
Orange train caused another detention.
The Young Mems Christian Association of
our city are making preparations to give our
citizens another intellectual feast in a lecture
from John u. Cough.
A number of our citizens, opposed to the
present oath-bound oligarchy that governs
our city, have called a meeting at the Ex-
change Block, tomorrow evening, for the pur-
pose Of uniting upon a citizens ticket for the
ensuing municipal election. The Know Moth
ing majority at the last city election was
nearly six hundred, but it promises to fall
slightly below that next Tuesday. AMI.
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New York Msrkets

New YORK, Feb. 29.-COtton is quiet and
nominal.
Flour is firm; sales Of $500 bbls; straight
State 81, good Ohio SIS, Southern So S7aSIO
for extra and fancy brands ;,
There is nothing doing in wheat, and prices
are nominal
Corn is dull; sales of l6, 600 bushels; Western
mixed 75c.
Pork has advanced; sales Of 200 bbls. mess
at SO 1s Beef is dull; sales of $50 bbls Chi
cage repscked at Sl3. so Lard j. Arm. saIss
Of 400 bbls. at lOsc
whisky is dropping; sales Of $50 bbls. at SOC.
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ENGLIsH Plated WARE.
II TEA SETS, COFFEE URNS,
DECANTER AND FRUIT STANDS,
CASTORS, WALTERS, CAKE BASKETS,
DISH COVERS, &c &c,
Being decidedly the largest stock Of Plated
Ware In the city, which we have determined to
sell at nett cost. Those In want Of good article
will do well to give us a call.
Also, few pieces Of sterling SILVER WARE,
which We will sell at small advance
Il GALLIGAN Il co :,
Dealers In Fancy Goods, Perfumsry, Jewelry
Fine Fans, &c, $40 Pennsylvania avenue, under
Browns Hotel. feb 27-ee6t
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Bv JAS. G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer
ELEGANT FUKNITUREA AND HOUSE

Bv JAS. G. MCGUIRE. Auctioaeer.
EtLEGANT FURNITURE AND HOUSE.
~ keeping Effects ut Auction On MON
DAY morning nj March 3d. at 10 oeioel the
near the Unitarian Church, we shall sell all his
Furniture and Housekeeping Effects, which are
nearly new and OF very superior quality, viz:
Handsome suite Of rosewood green and gold bro
cateus covered Furniture
Suite walnut carved crimson plush covered Par
lor Furniture
Elegant zebra wood, rosewood, and walnut mar
ble-top Tables
Walnut carved Etagere, do whatnot
Suite Of handsome Silk Damask Curtains with
lace curtains, Cornice, dc.
Superior Tapestry, Brussels, and three-ply Car
pets
Rich Gas Chandeliers, China and Parian Marble
Handsome bronze and gilt French Time piece
Bronze Orr aments and Figures
Fancy Chairs, FooetOols, Engravings
Superior Hearth Rugs, Stair Carpets, Oilcloth
Oak Hall Set, Hat Tree
Stair Reds and Eyes
Extension Dining Table, marble top Sideboard
Silver plated CastoPs, Spoons and Forks
French China, rich Cut Glassware
Handsome .,N,I marble top walnut, mahogany, and
Superior hair and husk Mattresses
Bolsters and Pillows
Marseilles Quilts Blankets, Comforts
Lounges, Chairs, Tables, Toilet Sets
Chamber Stoves, Window Shades, Looking
Superior Refrigerator, Cooking Stove, &c.
Together with an excellent assortment Of Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms $50 and under cash; over that sum a
credit Of two and three months for satisfactorily
endorsed notes, bearing interest.
ba1-d JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
p. S--Ths House is for rent; enquire on the
premises or OF the auctioneer.
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EOR SALE "A DESIRABLE LITTLE
l. place outside the bounds Of the city, contain
ing \ acres Of land, in high state Of cultiva-
tion, enclosed with high and substantial fence,
two story frame house with five rooms sepa.
rate kitchen, and other buildings necessary for
family comfort, pump Of water at the door, IN
miles from the Centre Market, adjoining Joseph
Gales farm. For particulars call on the sub
scriber at the Dead Letter Office, General Post
Office. or at No. 527 X street North
feb 23I3w GEORGE KENDALL
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 2s-Flour is slightly
hrmer. News Of the steamer arrival checked
operations, and the market closed heayy.
Howard street and City Mills are quoted al
So as
Grain is essentially unchanged. Wheat is
quoted st 81 40asl 80 for good to prime reds,
and 81 5osS1 90 for same grades wbites
Corn is firm; yellow 59a62c., white 60a6Ic.
Provisions are more active, but operations
are :estricted by the light supply Mess pork
Sl5.o7aSl6. Bacon-shoulders 81, sides o..
Lard-in barrels loo, in kegs l0ie.
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ncH.sfland,s asraap Bitters, prepa, cd

aud sold by DR. Jackson e German Hedic.i fSs
Arch street. Philadelphia, daily Increase In their we'll de-
celebrity for the all Diseases arising from
Of the liver These Filters have indeed we'd
blessing to the sotsd who show their gratitude the
hattering testimonials This medicine has established
for itself name that competitors however willy their
scheHes, seductive their promsss, reach 1t
gained the public confidence by the Immense benefits that
have been derived from IT, and will maintain its poet
See advertisement dec l2-Sl
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By JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
vNRUSTEEtS SALE OF SUPERIOR Fur.
Il niture and Housekeeping Articles On
MONDAY morning, March 10th, at 10 O'Clock
by virtue Of a deed Of trust dated December 18th
1854 and recorded In Liber j. A 5, No. ee, 70.
lios 27O, &c, the subscriber will sell at public
auction all the superior Furniture and Effects
contained In Eouse No. 4l0 T. street, south side,
near Ninth, comprising
Flush, Brocatelle, and Damask covered Lounges,
Sofas, Arm and Parlor Chairs
Pair OF handsome Gilt-frame Pier Glasses, Slab
and Brackets
Egyptian marble-top Centre and Sofa Tables
Suites Of Silk damask Curtain and Fixtures
Superior Tapestry and Brussels Parlor Chamber
and Stair Carpets
Walnut Whatnot, Fancy Chairs, Shades
China Vases, Mantel Clock
Bronze and steel Fire sets
Nursery and Folding Fenders
Mahogany Hat Tree, Hall Chairs Oilcloth
Venltian Blinds, Chintz Curtains Rugs
Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany Chamber
Furniture
Hair and husk Mattresses
Bolsters and Pillows
Dining and Breakfast Tables Sideboard
Walnut Arm, Dining and Chamber Chairs
silver plated Ware, Glassware
French China and Granite Dinner and Tea Ware
Cooking Stove and Fixtures
Chamber Stoves, &c
Terms: 800 and Under cash; over $50 credit
notes, bearing interest
=. S.-The house, which Is a very desirable
one, is for sale rent. Inquire Of the subscriber
at the Bank Of Washington.
.. .. WILLIAM GUNTON, Trustee
feb 2l-2aw&ds ]. G. MCGUIRE, Auct,r
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BUTTER, CHEESE, &c.
10 KEGS GLADES BUTTER,
- 40 boxes EASTERN CHEESE,
IS boxes SCALED HERRINGS,
1000 pounds PRIME NEW SHOULDERS,
1000 - % HAMS,
hhds. New Crop N. o. SUGAR,
10 bbls - &" N. o. MOLASSES
Just received and for sale by
3 ... BARBOUR 4 SEMMES,
No. Is La. av., opp. Bank Of Washington,
feb 25-eO6t between 9th and 7th SITS
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CINNATI, OHIO.-OONvINCING EvIDByCB.-For more
than three have been suffering with rheu AID
and pain the bones and joints strictly
followed the advice OF physicians and other times used
of rheumatism still did not improve in the least and
frequently compelled 70 keep bed and thereby
tsd from attending business. Some weeks
was Induced by friend to try CARRIERS SPANISH MIX
TURE. The effect miraculous. felt considerably
proved AFTER had taken
single bottle, and entirely free ell
better than have felt for years and attribute my
ah solely the OF Carriers
Mixture consider II most excellent medicine for
stsm and all diseases Of the blood and cheerfuy
mend II 70 the afflicted.
D. BUasIrT southeast corner Fourth and walnut SIS.
Cincinnati, March II, 1886. Sim
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MAHHlP Ed.

In ST Thomas's Church, Hancock, Md, on
the 9th February, by Rev Geo l.. Mackenheim-
er, JNO w BAKER, Of Washington ID. c., to
MAMIE C., eldest daughter Of the Rev Geo.
l.. Mackenheimer, Rector OF said Parish
On the 18th inst, by the Rev Father O'Toole,
at his residence, DANIEL BROWN to SARAH
NJ JASON daughter or Mrs Harriet Mason, all of
this CITY
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FrRE.-A stable belonging to Henderson
Fowler, on Third street east, between and
X, navy yard, was destro yed by froiast night.
horse and carriage in the stable were saved
The FIRE was undoubtedly the work of an in
cendiarv
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FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD
l. The advertiser has taken one OF those houses
and Is prepared to rent her furnished rooms with
board. AS the cooking will be Of the best kind
she VIII serve families who may wish their meals
sent them. Mrs. ANN FOX.
feb 36-SwA
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FRUIT TREES, Re.

FRUIT TREES, G0s
TOHN SAUL HAS THE PLEASURE OF
- Offering a splendid collection OF FRUITsaaE
TREES, Of superior growth and quality, ~
consisting Of PEACH, APPLES, PEARS, So
CHERRIES, &c, large and vigorous, and varie.
ties suited to this latitude. Also, many thou
sands Of the large Lancashire GOOSEBERRIES;
CURRANTS, red white and black the new long
punched varieties; STRAWBERRY PLANTS
RHUBARB ROOTS, SHADE TREES, EVER.
GREENS, &c, with everything pertaining to
the Nursery and Seed business, Of first quality
and very moderate prices.
JOHN SAUL, Seed Warehouse, !.
800, 9TH street, cor. H, Washington ID c.
feb 25-eO6t&
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D. s. Senator Elected

CINCINNATI, Feb. 29.-Hon. B. F. Wade was
elected U. s. Senator yesterday, on joint bal
lot, by the Legislature Of this State. The vote
stood Wade, 100, Tod, 80; scatterines.
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Bodies Recovered.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 29.-Workmen were
engaged throughout the night in searching
the ruins Of Bus5y's store. Two bodies were
recovered this morning, viz: Joseph Muller,
car agent, and Mark Donohue, mes,urer.
There is still another body among the ruins
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By JAS. C MCGUIRE, Auctionesr.

Bv JAS. c MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
VNHOROUGH-BRED SADDLE HORSE
Il for Sale.-On TUESDAY, February 10Th,
at u O'Clock m, in front OF the Auction Rooms
shall sell one Of the finest and best trained saddle
Horses probably ever offe red for sale at Auction
Terms cash. JAS. G. MCGUIRE
feD I'D Auctioneer.
IL The above sale Is postponed until
SATURDAY, March LIST, same hour and place
at which time 1t will positively take place.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
feb sd Aucticneer.
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THE NAIAD QUEEN.

As THIS MAGNIFICENT SPECTACLE
"a presents grand array OF female beauty and
the most gorgeous and startling scenic effects,
LOR6NETTES will he absolutely necessary for
many Of those wishing 10 enjoy Il with any de-
gree OF satisfaction.
For sale at from So 10 $40, at
Il GALLIGAN & co.'s
Dealers IN Fancy Goods, Perfumery, yewelry.
&C, $40 Pa. avenue, under Browns Hotel
feb 81 n
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DARE CHANCE.-THE UNDERSIGNED
H offers for sale those beautiful Lots situated
on Sd street, few feet south Of Pa avenue. Their
situation cannot be exceled for either business or
residence sites, and will be sold at great sacli-
hce. H. C.. NARROWER.
feb 23-tf
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TINE NEW BLUE BOOK, or Government
i Register 1866, just issued, giving the names,
salaries, locations &c, Of all pOstmasters and 9th
er public officers and agents, civil, military, ana
naval, in The service OF the United States with
the names, forces, and condition Of all ships and
vessels belonging to the United States, and when
ard where built; and the names and compensa-
ton Of all printers In any way employed by Con-
gresG, or any department or officer Of the Govern.
meat 1 octave volume, price IS ~.
Can be sent by mail TO any part Of the United
States.
For sale In Washington by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
feb u Booksellers, near 9th st.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer

By A. GREEN, Auctioneer
Dow WINDOW, COUNTER, GLASS.
ID Side and Standing Cases, Furniture,
Glass and Crockery Ware, &c, at Auction.
On SATURDAY, the LIST March, shall sell, In
front Of my store, at 10 O'Clock q. m, one Bow
Window, glass standing and side Cases.
Good lot Shelving, one Counter.
large lot Of sew and second hand Furniture
large lot OF Glass and Crockely Ware.
Terms cash.
The sale of Glass and Crookery Ware will be
continued al O'Clock In the evening
feb 29-lt A. GREEN. Auctionesr
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Great Destruction by Ice

ST. Louis, Feb. H.-The ice in the Missis
sppi gave way here yesterday, sinking twelve
boats, and damaging twenty others.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY JAS. c. Meg CURE, Auctionser.
CROCK OF JEwELRY, PERfUMERY,
- and Fancy ArticIes.-On SATURDA
morning on March LIST, at 10 O'Clock, and resumed
at O'Clock in the evening, AT the store of Mr..
ID. Hirsch, No. 81 Louisiana avenue between 7tb
and 9Th streets, shall sell ALI his stock of level.
~ and ancy Articles, consisting Of
Fine gold guard a nd vest Chains
Breastpins, Sleeve Button.
Finger Rings, Bracelets, Esrrings
Necklace, Hair Pins, Combs
Fancy Boxes, Paper Weights
Portemonnales, Cigar Cases, Purses
Perfumery, Fancy Articles &C
Terms cash. JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auct.
feb 29-2t