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T OsT-ON WEDNESDAY. THE 18TH INST, TN COINS
Ia from of Barclay and Greenwich streets.
through Murray Broadway Grand of Ludlow.
small lace collar. The finder will be literally
warded and thanks the by leaving At
345 Grand street, nS Washington.
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NALuARLE ro LIouoR MERcMANrs ANp pE

gists-The subscriber. for many years an extensive
manufacturer ~ hrandes IN France prepared 10
ply dealers the United and Canada reasonable
terms and In packages make from 80 900 gallons
article of syrup de made from
the real French grape oils This will the dealer
than thirds u the expense Of the imported article and
Spirits. J. DE LARMONTE0
AN orders for article promptly shipped any part
the United states or Canada.
y ~ TEN BROCK, general agent No. William street.,
New York
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q. = REwARn.-LOST. OCT Is. BETWEEN TARRV-
sNe) town and New York ynw from sloop Index bossm
painted green white waerlne, sreaked white and green.
with black buoy top. Apply 10 ". vASSAR CO. 1l6 War
~ n sirq
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DANCING ACADEMIES.
eco BROADwAy-MME sAUvAGEAU's DANCING
OOO Academy, Mozart Hall Buildings opposite bond
street Open every day and evening for private lessons ant
asses Grand sorees Tuesdays Thursdays ana Saurdays
Les fancers' every night IT the general practice.
poDwoRTTrs DANCING ACADEMIES,
N. No. sS broadway, New York.
No. III Montague place, brooklyn
Glasses now open for the reception OF puphs
MOT YET SusPENDED.-PROF. - YATES PRIVATE
IN soirees will place the Chinese Assembly R0oms
50 Broadway every Saturday evening Dancing 10 com
mence Al IA. o'clock waIacefs Band Is engaged.
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r OST.-ON TUESDAY MORNING, A BLACK AND TAN
slut named FAM and tail not cut s. will be paid
on returning her to 40 Lafayette place.
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&. = REwARD.-LosT, A POINTER SLUT, LIVER AMI
spe) white spotted, answcr 10 the Kate; half tail
Return TO p Wayerey place.
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OsT-A PAIR OF GOLD EYEGLASSES; sUPPOSRD
IL lost in the neghborhood of Barclay and Greenwich
streets The will be suitably rewarded receive tho
of the owner returning them to Is Barclay street.
corner of Church
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THE TURF.


DIED HOUSE, HARLEM-TRoTTTNG-A MATCH FOR
III f 10 come on on this day Nov ~ at O'Clock. mile
heats best three IN i've to harness G. Brooks e.
Limerick; Dennis McCahe, b. m Dehbey.
e. BROOKS, Proprietor OF tho track.
neutrality-suspicious. COURSE, l.. I-rUEH-
day, Nov "a ut 2o'clock Y, NJ, match FOR s20O milo
heats best In wagons. D. Prefer br 4. Brown
Dck, H. Woodruff names b. Lady Woodruff The above
race comes on without regard 70 weather.
JOEL CONKLTN, Proprietor.
TTNION COURSE l.. la PURSE OF s25; ENTRANCE
~ free for all mules mile heats 10 saddle, To of
Thanksgiving day Nov. ~. Entrance close Hiram
Noodrunrs Hotel, Cypress Hills, Saturday, Nov. "a.
SHAW WHITE, Proprietora
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FROM the MEXICAN ENIaordnAry. 0gt OIL
The publication u the terms upon which cxraordinarv
facilities n be granted u the executive : az the frs
importance the country in is PROSTATE copdhon We
trust that The publication Of these terms a. lie M az ia
land vii not long be deferred. We bad newer enartd
any serious doubts II tho Congress granting the executive
ale necessary faculties 10 proceed vigorously with he 10
vcrnfncnt Tho public has before il the Fun prool
ihat Congress has been well informed u Ia inability 10 IL
psatc tie country through IL present 81 troubles
The powers granted 20 the executive and hs cabuc,
vii ~ m0si complete The important guarantees ~ The
Constitution characteristic a free government have been
suspended Tie pres Will again be subject 10 cheek
that not altogether regret cons derng
the unbfdeJ license that has been used since full liberty
has been granted 70 public writers. When the mission o.
The journalist not fully understood. unbrdied and On
Irrcpled writing. mpoient " do any service 70 ar
gutncnt Or public instruction.
The suspension 81 some % the guarantees are rather
ttnF and truly Indicate that preparations have been
made ~ Congress ~ vigorous persecution Of all per
Eoue Who I've ID creating disorders ID The land.
The granting ~ power - the President 10 Danish will
likely " very conducive 70 the best utc<ests Of the
tinted Stacs mai steamer from Vera Cruz " New OF.
lelnz.
fFr0m The same Nov
The position % the government al UIs moment 3 truly
critical No one can "a nsoy this We have always said
taat lee satlyt form y government the thing
Where the of general ignorance Is - great the 70
N,sufueut must 49, powerful and silent, ant the critical
position which tie government finds Itself s. entirely
Sghs T. tac 3ea! sag aacu0u always consequent upoa
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patent leather collar marked e. L. G. Whoever will return
the above dog 10 G. l.. COAiEAD 704 Broadway 2l6
Fourth avenue, will receive the above reward.
plU len. Saturday ltsh inst from The premises Of VIM
TuInure's livery stable, of Fourth and
Twenty street. white seal skin robe with black bor
der Tor further particulars inquire the stable l and
3S Fourth avenue for George w. Odell
c10 REwARD.-LoST. ON TUESDAY MORNING..
sDlU between Arnod's, In Canal street, and Atkins NIL
ler's in Broadway, portemonnaie, containing SIS Tho
above reward will be paid returning 10 liz East Four
teenth street
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BROUGHT TO JUSTICE.

The following paragraphs Of relate to reverend
political parsonage who made himself conspicuous in the
late presidential canvass of the Kansasshriekers
and yiers of the present administration and its Kansas
policy. We hope he may have fair trial and may get
justice We hope moreover, that the fate OF Mr. kaoch
may suggest to other political parsons the propriety OF
adhering to their pupits and eschewng the political
arena
Tue CASE OF Rev. l. 3. kALLocH.--The grand jury
Cambridge reported Saturday morning. The counsel Tor
Rev. Mr. Kalloch--Richard ii. Dana and H. ID. Paine,
esqsappeared his behalf and asked that Mr. kaoch
might give security for his without pleading 70
the Indictment The said this would be unusual and
that he (Mr ky should first plead to the Indictment The
Mr. Kaoch appeared in court The reading of the in
dictment was dispensed with, when the clerk asked Mr.
Kaoch il he was guilty Of the charge alleged (adultery
to which he replied "Not guilty. He was then admitted
to bail in the sum of and furnished the required
ties His trial will probably take place early next week
Boston Times.
Bosros Feb l6--The morning service at fremont Tenn
pie yesterday was crowded to Rev. Mr. kalooh
briefly addressed congregation the subject OF the in
dictmen found against him for adultery He had no desire
to avoid but courted an Investigation In the mean time be
would temporarily resign his pastoral dntes and meet the
charges citizen of the Commonwealth hoping soon 70
his ministerial abors He then announced that Rev.
Nathaniel Butler, of Maine, with other clergymen, would
Gil the vacancy caused by his temporary withdrawal The
service then proceeded Mr.. Butler officiating.
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Law Association,

those interested in the study
ce for Of forming
ton, Temperance Hall The 18Th instant, 1heo Reed,
following and resolutions unanimously
adopted
Whereas school other of instruction. apart
study afforded the law student this city, Ia blessing
which profession here enOy and believing
benefit would result from association for developing legal know
edge exciting landabe ambition and spirit Of inquiry i'm
proving members the art of public speaking and the duties of
their chosen the bar
Resolved this evening the
Der,
other best accomplish the objects had
view and
Resolved That members profess
generally respectfully invited attend and cooperate
enterprise.
Feb II G. FRANK GoULEY, Secretary.
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UNIVERSITY OF VrReNrA--The board of visters of the
University of Virginia met Wednesday last With re-
ard TO the proposals by the Farmers Assembly OF Vir-
nia to endow the University with 100000 for the pur-
use of establishing chair Of agriculture the professor Of
WIN ch shall be nominated by Col ST. George Cooke dn-
ring LIS life and after his death the nomination shall vest
in the Farmers Assembly, the board unanimous in
the opinion that they had ghtto accept the proposition
made by the Farmers Assembly The subject there
fore postponed until the legislature should pass special
law vesng them with power to act in the matter until
the Farmers Assembly should consent to vest the board Of
vsers with the full and complete power of making the
appointments TO the chair Of agriculture.
Richmond Dispatch.
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THE New BRUNSWICK, N. 1.-THE Raran
rapidly at New Brunswick, N. j, overlooking the
lower part of the town and doing much damage proper
y in cellars and Easements About so schooners sloops
barges and canal boats swept from their moorings
and left aground in the meadows below the citymany
them being far from the water that they will not be
worth the cost oaunchng Several vessels have grounded
the wharves and will cost much trouble and
to get them of. portion of Albanystreet bridge was
carried away and Messrs Rolfe and Mear lost about
$4,000 worth of lumber The total loss is estimated
from 900 to $4,000 The water higher than
before known the river and canal which flow side by
side with towpah between forming unbrokon sheet
of water. .
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HoRRID MURDER IowA--A Mr.. Kellogg, of Delaware
county Iowa. most brually murdered by his wife
the night of January 1t they had lived very
happily together for time and the time of the MUIR
der occupied different beds The heads of the beds
some distance from the wall and She during his Sleep de-
lberaely chopped his head with an axe in most fright
full manner One blow inflicted deep wound directly into
the brain over the left eye extending to the top of the
head Two others were the right of the SKULL causing
immediate nsensiby, though he retained life for about
eighteen hours The circumstances are rendered more
painful by the fact that the expected hourly to
sumo the new relation of mother which has since trans
PRED
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Late aud Important from Nicaragua.

Late aud Important from Nicaragua.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 1.-THE steamer Texas, from San
Juan de Nicaragua the 10th, has arrived at the Belize
She reports that the Tennessee had arrived out.
Colonies Titus and Lockdge had proceeded up the river
and attacked 800 Costa Rcans Cod Point at the mouth
of the Perpaqua whom they defeated with large loss
The American loss trifmg. The machinery of the
tng little steamer then getting out Of order 1t or
dered back TO Punta Arenas where the damage repaired
and had again gone up There but little doubt that the
Americans would be in full possession of the river in less
than a week.
Dates from Walker the Sd, per the 0rzaba via Pa
state that the enemy under Covss had appeared
Ryas and been driven back On the 28h Gen. Hennngsen
with force of 4OO attacked 1900 of the enemy George,
driving them from their position, and then returned to Rvas
Walkers whole force 1905 fit for duty IlO0 His
army excellent health and spirits with provisions and
ammunition for three months.
private despatch from the agent Of the associated
Greytown dated the 10TH confirms the above intelligence
NeW York Town Elections.
ALBANY, Feb. l6.-Reports from st. Lawrence county
elected republicans and three Americans. In Delaware
sixteen elected six republicans five democrats three
straight Americans and two democrats and Americans III
oga county elects seven out Of ten republicans.
Railroad Accident.
ALBANY, Feb l6The engine the freight train of the
Central railroad last night became detached from the tender
The fireman, Jeremiah Taman, of Utica, fell between them,
and instantly killed. His body was horribly mutlated
Gubernatorial Nomination.
HARTFoRp, Feb. l8-The democrats to-day unanimously
renomnated Hon. Samuel ngham for of this State
Ne,os from Kansas. ..a.
ST.. LOUIS, Feb 1.-THE Kansas correspondent of the Re-
publican says that bill authorizing the courts to admit
bail in certain vetoed by Gov Geay has been passed
his head with but dissenting vote, in the house,
The commissioners appointed to investigate the charges
against Surveyor General Calhoun have reported in his
favor. Gen. Clarke charged with killing Mr. Barbour has
given himself up and entered recogpizance to appear
fore the court in March. ..|
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RESTAURANT.

ID. Iverno Hotel Pennylpania opense betiocen Ia and
lSh streets, Washington, ID. q.
THE PROPRIETOR begs inform his friends public
that this restaurant recently established modern
principle with saloon private dining rooms
the latest STYLE has now engaged competent and
arrived from
gained
and proprietor himself has distinguished reputation
In this the artists
he aacs himself that he cannot fail TO give satisfaction
those who may favor hin, with their patronage.
the supplied with the
of liquors. gae and other delcaces OF the
cold lunch from II, 70, The
received last steamer from Europe large stock Of cham
paane caret ccgnsc, OF the
liqueus tufcs &c which he offer
any he city box, basket, single bottle
supper furnished the
notice any Of the city Ice jelly plabier
and all description of confectionery business.
Jan 7-eod3m
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National Inauguration Ball,

Committee of Imitation,
Hon. J. r. Thompson, Mai. WIN. w Russell,
. Geo Il. Pugh, ]. Nevin,
J. Clancy Jones, ID, w. Mahon,
G. j. Faulkner. A. ID. SouRht1n,
Juo, &. Phelps, Cnas. W. Welsh.
The subscribers the National Inauguration Bali requested
Stationery VIM. Rayy, No. 27S Penn.
Of residence ladies Of their
families for whom cards invitation desired them
through the Office Major William W. RUSSELL chairman OF
the committee.
book may be found the Of Mr. Bayly.
: Of WM. w. RUSSELL,
an 30--df Chairman Committee.
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of this establishment for the gentemany propretors
have spared pains in administering to the comfort Of
their guests remembering not only the substantial ele
mens of good living bat the pleasant amenities of social
life
The figures Of the occasion were well selected and
finely and gracefully executed by brilliant
bage Of ladies and as gallant company Of gentlemen
can often be met in the city of Washington.
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Murray's United states Hotel.

begs public he has thor
eftted known
The Empire and Potomac Housebeween 3D. and AZ Streets
Pennsylvania His paors sleeping apartments
ordtr made
will enable him supply his table with all the delcaces
The situation the Hotel eligible
proximity national Capitol. Persons desiring
during the Inauguration should
Feb l7-0tdif p. g. MURRAY, Proprietor.
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IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS,
HY which their incOmes must be dOubled.

THE undersigned obtained from the
United States for the and combination Of machine
continuous
from the gin through the various and spinning machine
until IL is ready for shipment or weaving.
The by this Will be at easten pei cent?
made from the fibre unbroken and uninured by the
machinery used and dis
enaDge i will be about 1y and heavier and
viii The Of the WORLD dstancing all competition
II advanced prices.
The undersigned prepared dispose of privileges his
planters be informed
sueons how it, how obtain the best machinery and all
necessary particulars application addressed
Dee 6-2awIyf GEORGE q. HENRY, Mobile.
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DEo1s1oN IN AN OLD MURDER cAsE.-A tslegraphic de-
spatch dated at Cincinnati states that the of James
Sammons found guilty of murder in the first degree ten
years ago. for poisoning his fathers family two Of whom
died. has been disposed of by the supreme court and the
prisoner ordered TO be hung the 4th of April next
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,


Statistical Office February l6, 1861.
SIR have the honor to transmit herewith abstract
OF the made to this department by the collectors of
customs showing the number designation ETC. of passen
gers arriving at the several ports of entry of the United
States by from foreign countries during the year end
ing December 81, 1856.
have the honor to be- sir, your obedient servant,
EDMUND FLAGG Superintendent.
Hon w. L. MARCY, Secretary of State.
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TANTEDAt Dvemois Hotel between 18th and 18th
Pennsylvania do the washing and
ing and ALSO good servant Coored
preferred.
Feb l8--d dot
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DAMAGE BY FLOOD IN EReIsA.--It is stated that much
damage was done on the Shenandoah river in Rocking
ham county the late rising of the waters and breaking
up of tbs ice Every mldam the river from Port Re-
public to the Page county line SO far heard from,
damaged and of them swept away Other streams in
that region also said have done considerable injury
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THE INAUGURATION or THE PRESIDENT
ELECT,

THE ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Aids. Marshalin- chief Aids
The military under the command Of Col w Hickey the senior
ofhceI ON dsy
~. National Flag with appropriate emslems
suite with marshals their len and the marshal Of
ba and his deputies ON their right.
ngsed ship an emblem Of national unity and power.
Inc TSnniee Of Arrangements Of inc Senate
The Clergy.
~, Foreign Ministers
Inc Corps Dpomauque.
Members elect menb'rs and of Congress, and
Governors and and TelOdes
ssTs Of the legislatures Of the same,
Officers and soldiers of the Revolution Of the 1912 and Of
The Corporate Au,hoaes Of washington and Georgetown.
Other political and military associations from the District and other
All organized civil societies
Professors sehoomaster and students within the District OF
lumba; eidzens of the District, and of
States and Territories. p
the District of Columbia elsewhere Who intend participate
10 e inc wa Sns S ,
iey wiz be composed and when they viii arrive here And al
Bile on New York line double rank the
ses d e 's e o % Of 1
stated VIII be strictly observed by the different bodies as ley
o oGS" roe s'''n inc
AZ \ O'clock The procession will move from The parade
thai part OF the into which The
dens cleo, snail Hotel the whole column viii
halt under ORDERS face nwards and the approach OF the Pres
dent Will piesen. arms They will then receive The rresasn
the Hotel 10 the Capitol. ga.-5
Throughout the procession banners adonmenis and music will
be introduced emblrns devices will be
ted 10 disturb the national #a
When head Of the shall have abreast The
the Capitol ito be hereafter designated by the
of the committee of of the Senate as tn point where
Senate will receive The Presidency under ORDERS VIII
halt; The military will open ranks face nwars ard arms
and the carriage containing President and President elect will
pass through 10 the place where tho Senate committee viii
tnem.
President shall have reached the
CAPITOL the orders the procession will witness the 10
auguraton according TO their respect the
which will be- the province Of the committee OF
Of the Senate form, and of which, formed
due notice will be given 10 the public. Eae
The mi ary, the mashn, marshals aud aids will
operate in the execution Of arrangements Of and
WILL concluding Of inauguration the CAPT
tol, fire 81 guns the public grounds
Amer which, military with marshas assistant marshal,
and aids WILL the final the President and his
attendants The Executive Mansion.
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At PRIVATE sALE.A pair drstrate blood bay carriage
sound, and perfectly
gentle harness. New York built carriage, nearly new,
excellent harness. The above property be
application Smiths livery stables corner 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue.
1s-2aw2w
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Gy- Lscture by the Rev. j. II. Durbin ID. DIR. Dur
bin will deliver lecture Wesley Chapel of 5h and
Tuesday evening the 24h for the benefit Of
Ladies' Mite Society that snon Subect The Turkish En-
pire, The will at ~ O'Clock Tickets
be obtained the different bookstores and at the door OF the church,
Price IS
Feb ls-WedFTMoATu
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GEORGE FITZHUGu's NEW hook. --Cannibals All,
Without Masters 81 25 just published for sale
TAYLOR MAURY'S
Feb 10 Bookstore 9th street.
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TELEGRAPH TO HAvANA.-A company composed of some
of the wealthy and influential merchants had it is
said been formed in Havana to lay down electric tee
graph cable between that city and Key West
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G5- Hon. g. s. Cox-Tha gent eman has been soournng in
past, has
lecture before The Young Mems Christian Association
As will be observed the notices. the lecture will be
ed (lhusdsy) evening, at the Smithsonian
Mr. Cox hes gained fine reputation political speaker
made fall for House
tives, from 18th congressional district in Ohio.
avorably known the literary world,
highly commended by the epete vvacy
and beauty, and at once amusing and instructive.
r.
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A SPECIAL citing will be held the club Saturday
evening, 2st O'Clock, business OF
The executive committees
club, requested be puuctua in their attendance.
CORNELIUS BOYLE, President.
ions SHAW, Secretary pro TEN.
Feb 10
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LO g A l. N Il w q.

Court CLAIMS, Feb.ls, ls57.-Samue G. Perkins, esq,
of Philadelphia, was sworn attorney of the court
Mr. Ely concluded the argument In the of Spence
and Reed.
Mr.. Blair the Solicitor replied and the was sub
mitted.
Adjourned to Monday next at IL o'clock.
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ANOTHER FLOOD AT ALBANIA despatch, dated at that
place on Tuesday last states that another eshet had
Cured in the Hudson and that the lower part Of that city,
south of Broadway flooded but owing to the precau-
tionary measures that taken the destruction Of prop
erty was comparatively triAing.
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EMIGRATION REpoRT.

The report from the Department of State Of passengers
arriving in the United States in 1856 Tuesday
communicated to both houses of Congress The letter of
the Secretary subOned with that of the Superintendent
NJ Sta,iatica.
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REVOLUTION PRRU.--The news from Peru represents
the revolution under yvanco progressing towards
climax The overthrow of Castillo considered GER
tain, and only question of time. naval engagement
had occurred Callao in which the three vessels
that went over to the enemy engaged the forts of the town.
and attempted to carry off Of the ships in port
Several of the revolutiopiss killed, but definite
resu attended the conflict The ships finally drew or