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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-18

The majority OF tho Metropolitan policemen who we're
wounded were In comfortable condition yesterday hoe
few Of them feared TO be In great danger. Onoev
Ferguson, Of the Ninth precinct Metropolitan police vSs
In very low state from tho wounds he received Ne
head. was Iearcd he would die during night O,sS
Crofsrt of the prcnct also very III from
The effects OF severe confusion The eye HIS wounds
were much inlamed and no may survive h injaree.
Oicer 8. 6. smith, Of the Fh precinct, moss
precaricus condition late lat night During the day he
delrious. his policeman bad his skull cracked =
vcral Ilaces
ofcen Leighton Burlson and swec1ey were Prosoupo-
ed much better and oct OF danger.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-18
ARREST OF POLICE CAPTAIN BENNETT.
suPpRfoR COrRr-sPEoTlL rRRx.

Bcforc HOp. Judge HoHmAn.
Coroner Perry brough, before the Court Police Captain J.
W. Bsnuc Of tho parties charged with the Mayor and
sheriff With Ssa1ltpg Mr.. ~ u. Conover, the Albany
suoct Commissiouer Tie Coroner asked oour. for
Instructions In the matter.
The Court said thai the Coroner had thing 70 do euk
accept bail Tor the defendant the named, (s
and the case would be heard the 18th inst.
The Coroner and the Captain len court and the
CURED bell soon completed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-18
MOVEMENTS or THE MILITARY.

hONEMEN 10 Ot thfs MiistAAhts
fursusn, 10 order from Gen. sanford, regi-
menis under all day yesterday 70 preserve
the peace They folovs-
ioutth Regiment Colonel Hncken.
I1fih Regiment Colonel Sch ~srtz der.
sixth Regment.. ............... Colobe rnckney.
Eighth Regiment. ............ Colonel Lyons.
Ninth Regiment. ............... Colopel prtkin
Eleventh Regiment. .Colouel Van Barer.
Tsclnh Regiment. ............ Colonel Cocks.
pity nrh k~lmcni .,....... Colonel Legal.
Seventy nr~t Regiment Colonel vosbu-gh
In all there about 800 un Ter arms several
% the req mcn turned oct slim They were mastered q.
their respective headquarters earE In tho lay, and
marched 10 the senal corner Of White AMI II n
A. The mon were mustered, ~ Il was expected tbey
would be called 10 the Park, su, being wanted theft
arms sere sacked and the soldiers amused themselves
In eating, drinking and smoking, until The se'noon, w
O'Clock, sben they were DISMISSED, bong underwood
they should hold themselves readiness FOR any eusr-
sency. seems the Washington grsys we're ms a. or'o-
rAc the National Guard In gytuux on on tasr escer.
sion 10 B~isn on Tuesday evening. Trey we're aeAinsa
upul yesterday morning when they lei in the A. n.
eSrrcss train Cor Bunker Hill
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-18
Twkfy-rI WAND.
CONDITION OF THE WOUNDED.

last night force OF twenty nve men we're stationed u
o. IS White street, to guard the building.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-18

vsuu us.,. ,s',vi mrssvkNrIoN. 49,
-, and whilst he Rcc,ra., ~ss ,esulng h,s
vers. and bail bonds, and tho whts s,rect Cornnis.
ss@ WE swearing IN special police ner there wa SIN
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-13
BY EGG II A p III
-Four days later from Europe.


Nrw YoRK March 1.-THE steamship Kangaroo,
from Liverpool on the 25th ut arrived this forenoon.
The Cunard steamship Arabia arrived at Liverpool the
Esd. ~
There again prospect Of amicable settlement of the
difficulty between England and Persia.
Dsaes amendment the budget proposed by the Chan
ceor Of the Excbequer had been negaved in the House
Commons The budget reported is consequently viru
ally passed.
and BUYERS ask reduction market closing dull with
tendency the quotations Of the previous Satur
day Sales OF three days, IL, 900 bales.
The sdvices from Manchester favorable that market
being dnl with declining tendency.
Copsols for money closed at 931s.
In the Liverpool breadstu market -four had declined
Ohio SIS Cd s2s. Cd Baltimore and Philadelphia 30s.
3D. gls Sd; western canal, 29s. a Sis.
The Liverpool provision market was unchanged.
IeEcoSp pEsPArcH.I
The London Times contains leader the virtual reec-
ton by the Senate Of the Clarendon
The Times deprecaes renewal Of negotiations the Cen
trail American question.
The Madrid papers s discuss outrsges inflicted ON
Spanish citizens 10 sexico and il is announced that 900
troops will be sent Immediately Cuba replace those
which to be cent to Mexico.
Fears are entertained Madrid of another insurrecon
Large quantities aud ammunition have been found
hidden in the city, believed the demecr and
progressstss had conpred together against the govern
ment
The Paris Puys states the fact that the convention for
the ceson Of territory by Persia to Russia is inconte
able that there is existing treaty in which Russia
cages defend Persia INVASION and that the
mencement Of the present difficulty with England Persia
csmed from Russia the benefit of that treaty, and Russia
FASTENED 70 redeem her pledges by sending army to
Araxes.
IL said that the scheme Of the Nesposn government to
transport political prisoners the Argentine republic has
miscared the latter government refusing any
but free coons and the prisoners utterly refusing the pro-
posed communication.
diplomatic circular from the Spanish minister Paris
explains the origin Of the dispute with Mexico
tention Of the Spanish government.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-13
OUR ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENTS.
ALEXANDRIA, Thursday EVENING"

ALEXANDRIA, tIhursday evening"
March IL, 1857.
Alexandria situated 1t is at the head Of the most
westerly extending inlet of the Atlantic in the middle Of
the United States line between the exremss OF
heat cold between the cotton and tobacco regions OF
the South snd the and wheat regions of the NORTH
the fisheries of The East and the nexhaustbe Ale
ghanan mints and agricultural domain of the West only
requires local enterprise and capital TO make it one Of the
first cities of the Uhion. Already cossng and transann-
tic vessels wait its docks and the far and wde-branct
ing railroads OF the North and of The Sonth centre in lis
streets To principal things yet lacks They are va
red arr extensive manufacore and direct and unnier-
ru5ted and unlimited communication West But both
there enterprises conceived in The minds of The people,
though slow and difficult may be their progress they
are bound to be consummatd Already there are in sx-
sence here an extensive locomotive and factory and
fine new cotton factory aud, although they are both at
preses closed the black fumes and iron din viii soon
begin TO issue from the one, and the hum Of my
Rad spindles be heard in the other and scientific
Alexandrans beginning to inquire where is the st
point TO attack the Alleghans in order TO at the same
time tap its rich mines and reach the immense agrcultu
raj stores of the great West As have said, enterprise
and capital all that is requisite to make Alexandria
of the first cities the uDioo and both these at
work. Success TO thtm.
To-day has been clear sunshiny one, but much too
cold for comfort The last unmapnery SHOWS, taking
advantage Of the weather. both still lingering nnwe-
come the south sidewalks.
Extensive pref araiicns teng made here for the
coming fishing season.
Nearly all market wagons and other vehicles that go
from the Virginia side to Washington now conveyed
by the George Page from the foot Of King street here to
the foot OF Seventh street in Washington The other boats
occasionally carry team and Of The up-conntry
folks by handerry latly established at George
town. There is ferry for at the ce-broken Long
Bridge mention these things for the benefit Of hose
siding distant from the river who may Jet be posted
up in regard thereto yIRGfNlUS.
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resr oFrIcE pErAnrMENT.


Ncc Post Ogees.-The following pest Offices have
been established for which the following gentlemen have
been appointed postmasters;
White Oak Branch, Mechlenberg county, North Caro-
lima; Joshua s. Waters, postmaster.
Dorn's Gold Mine, Abbevle county South Carolina
imes Dorm postmaster
Annevile Kershau county South Carolina Charles
Perkins, postmaster
Hollands Store, Anderson county, South Cirolna; A.
NJ. Holland postmaster.
Blue Mound, Dane county, Wisconsin; Thomas Henry,
postmaster.
Groesbsck Hamilton county, Ohio Martin Leiehinger,
postmaster.
bson, Knox county, Illinois David Richmond, post
master.
Buf,lo Galatin county Illinois Samuel Carey, post
MASTER aE
Tifpy Rock county, Wisconsin, Peter Smith, postmas,
ter.
New Milford, Portage county, Ohio; William R. Hal.
lock- postmaster.
Discvnscd The following post Offices have been dis
continard;
Summer Vile, Rock county Wisconsin.
Ashford, Carroll county Illinois.
Bay Pope County, llnois.
Campbelsport Portage county, Ohio.
Eutaw, Jackson Parish, Louisiana.
Changes IF Nams-The names Of the following post Of
fees have been changed
Blue Mound, Iowa county, Wisconsin, to West Blue
Mound
Clinton Rock county, Wisconsin, 10 Ogden.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-13

The NEW LINE CT STEAMERS FROM LIVERPOOL TO PoRT-
LASp.-We copy the following from the Portland Adver-
tiger
North Atlantic Steam Navigation Company, was to have
sailed from Lverpoolo Saturday last for this port touch
ing at st. Johns Newfoundland and Halifax This ship
said to be model one and the expect that she
will make the ST Johns, that Der may be
eegraphed from that place in week from the time she
leaves Liverpool he following s said 10 be The dimtn
ons of the Crcassisn Length, $50 feet BEAM 40 feet
depth, % feet tonnage, 24o0 TONS She Is built in the
most thorough manner with water-tight compartments
and has two steam engines, manufactured in Glasgow
her Engagements for the accommodation OF passengers
excellent the berths being placed in the amdshps
70 avoid the motion and noise Of the propeller Her
TRIP will be made on Saturday, April 4th F"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-13
GIN. wARnrs.-Tbe Boston Courier says

The statue of Gen. Warren will be completed in June
and nsugurated the lTth of that month Alta
meeting OF the directors OF the Bunker Hill Monument As
ISOLATION on motion of the Hon Edward Everett, a
committee appointed TO erect temporary build
ing IN the Of monument for in reception, for
exhibition Se the proceeds be appropriated pay any
balance due the artist, and then towards fund for the
erection Of suitable permanent building for its reception
and other permanent works Of art
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-13
DEPARTMENT. NEWS.
49, bKEARrNrsf.

App0infhissts ii s nasyThe following NAMED officers
have recently been confirmed by the Senate:
Lewis J. Williams and Narius Duyall 10 be surgeons in
The navy!
A. c. Gorgas and A. NJ yeddar to be assistant surgeons
in the navy.
Charles W. Abbott, TO be purser in the navy.
Henry Wood TO be a chaplain in the navy.
W. A. T. Maddox and William B. Slack to be captains
in the marine corps.
james Wiley, George r. Graham, and J. r. r. TAttnAll,
to be FIRST IeuteDants in the marine corps
r. A. Whittier aud p H. W. Fontaine 10 be second lieu
tenants in the marine corps.
Augustus {. Maxwell, 70 be navy agent at Pensacola,
Florida.
Napa CourtThs court yesterday resumed the consid-
Grafton OF the Of R. W. Meade lieutenant in the
United States navy, dropped by the late naval retiring
board After spending upwards Of three hours in examin-
log witnesses, the court adjourned.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-13
Arrest Of a Murderer.

BLoom,suRs, pad March I2.McKim, the murderer Of
Norcross, arrested yesterday at Long Pond the
North mountain Luzsrne county and placed IN jail here at
midnight The arrest made By Aaron Wolf The prison
er being the travelling with Norcross.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-13
Srls "a lhs q Rriek ohnrch" Propertu.

NEw YoRK, March l2.--Tbe +" Brick Church property
receny offered the for post Office sold
to day by auction Cor $3.50 600 reserring lot
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oFFICIAL.

Tia DEPAETnsET, d.
March II, 1851
hereby given Of Of the Uni
ted sa department VIII purchase shs until the isI
day Of June next 81 500 600 shat Be previously
oeiansd will pay addition Interest accrued from the
date OF the dividend Of ibeen together
with days additional the money reach vendor
The following rates Of premium said stocks
For the Stock Of lsi2 premium Of 10 per cent
for the sfoeh Of lo47 1875 premium per and
for the stock Of lss eOnnO called Tsaas Indemnify Stock
premium Of per cent
Certificates Of transmitted Tie dpahuen under this
uee be assigned unsd States plry daily ened
10 receive the proceeds.
Payment for the so Ks ASSIGNED aud transmitted bs
by Boston, York OF Pha
de hia, HE option Of h parties entitled sney
which hssd be eIessed in The accompanying
HOWELL COBB,
Mar l3-dtlstIuneif Secretary Of the Treasury.
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unrrD sT4rrr N.y.t coqsT o. IS g ~

UNITED sTArgs MAYA CopRr Isou,Rr,
N# Washington, February 80, 1857
notice. for The information Of parties
canna let section Of tho act Of Jsnu-
advised by the departn ent
been referred 10 the court aud that
presenting themselves they should come pre-
they desire 10 have SUN
oned which OF The respective heads OF fitness Tor
their Testimony Is TO be
applied respectively the delay which mry
be required; and N respect ~ what Witnesses
Feb 2ef-u J. NJ CARL ISLE, Judge Advocate
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-13

SPRISG GOODs-E OWEN SON, mliuV and naval
merchant ,alors, 2l2 Pennsylvania make known 10
their friends they opened their second
spring embracing choice select Of cobs cas-
vesnss viii be pleased lave them call and
MAo-di"
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PHiLApELrHA, March 1.-THE procession is forming for
the Kane obsequies according programme The flags Of
the public budpgs and shipping in port at hamast
and draped with Grape along the route closed
the pavement hronged with orderly spectators The
weather clear but cold and favorable to the comfort OF
the procession The military display is large and imposing
fsEcoSp pEsrATcH.l
The procession started from Independence Hall at
body borne by the Of the Advance surround
ed by the pail bearers previously selected.
The civic portion of the procession included delegations
from civic bodies the faculty and students Of the colleges
the fire department Odd Fellows st. Georges, St. An
drews the Scotch Thistle Societies. Scott Legion in
citizens dress bearing the flag regiment
in the Mexican
The civic portion of the procession forty minutes
passing given point the State House bell church, and
fire bells toed during the passage Of the procession.
The religious place in the Second Presbyte
ran Church.
The funeral was surrounded by canopy and dome,
having flags England France SPAIN and the United
States at the
The services in the church preceded by the singing
of anthem solo chorus by the choir led by Professor
Bishop. Prayer pronounced by Rev Mr.. Wsdswortb
and the funeral preached by Rev. c. W. Shields
after which the remains conveyed to Laurel Hill for
interment.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-13
By s. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

SUPERIOR FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS,
y smy caring buggy harness. horse SC at public suction
CIV Fish on II street. between shall sell all
hi, ercrlent furniture husehold effects comprising
sue Of solid rosewood pafof furniture nnhed WIN upe
Elegant French plate msnreI mirror
Superior and Turkish chairs finished in rich broca
,ella .,,... .s.. ..sa -.....#.s.
Handsome rosewood ana mafoeop os cenue anu aney
Rosewood etnsere, fancy chairs
Splendid French maniei Or
Escelent tapeuy Brussels pnO dining chamber
Bfouze hat tree, carved hall table, oil clo,h -s.#
Nah, gany dung table
Marble Top -idebo ri, mahogany TN ng chairs Ny 3.
Lnang divans, and ootsions -
Gil c6aadeii r ami fixtures throughout The house
God band andd decorated tea and fee service
French china dinner WIRE @
sivef plated casrors, table cutlery
decnnrs g bct, tuubiers chEmpagnes, Wines M
Mshos,ny, French, and Eizahettiun bedstesds
Watdfohes marble top dressing bureaus
Marble ,nd French chiH and granite toilet sets
Large aud elegant psyche glass
Marblc-,op ensmellci co tage &c,
Walnut wardrobe, dr. ssing bureaus s-.
Cottage he'd ieads. bureau, ashsands
superior feaihe beds holsters and pillows
Cured hairan bu mattresses
4Bedspreads, snkets, comforts, &c
Window eJrsips, shades, rugs, hIe irons
Large and supenor mahogany bookcase .. .s.. . .
Mahogany writing -dtss, fhce chairs
Gaze chairs chhds CRIB, &C.
Tor with general assortment Of household and kitchen
furniture.
PREMISES superior family carriage
built 10 order by Could Albany New York
A gh,-iop buggy wagon, OF rupeior make and finish
Also very superior bay horse, traveller in SINCE
harness, aud perfectly sind ana gen ie "a
Terms $50 cash thai credit OF 81 and 90
'"''' W Jas. c. MCGUIRE,
Mar I'D Auctioneer'
~ HAIEBo sEJu., received large qualify
w skirt wbaleboa,, boiled in oil o,., x,,,,r,-
tSufnlc- Inv rs
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Ma PEABODY SUBMARINE rKLKGRAFH---We learn
(says the Charleston Courier from Mr. Peabody during
visit 10 him at the Mills House. while be in this
city that the English terminus Of the great sub marine tel
eqraph which is 10 flash Intelligence from Europe Amer
lea and rice prsa in the twinkng Of eye his pr
vate residence in London.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-13
Baltimore Female coIlege.
\. c, pRooks, 4. NJ. rreslaeli.

THIS seuisay learning for The liberal ecaeaton %
Maryland, Dsceh 1919 WIN sqiheri g ssass
nd sndowsd with all tbs rights and vsss Sre ros'
@ s.''s% q s' as."rr ss
= ssy dhs saT'ss q STUDY ~
coUhsE or INSTRUCTION.
The course OF insrucon eeveop ineeefuaF
nOrai aese and oy p9srs s,sOssS s'sssa
dschnrse Of die responsible duues tina, swah sst IN iie
acaasoa knowledss easaa ana ~ uAa"s sSo
pup correct haslis q hoash. ape a S e %
uucang wbs,eysr belongs and dsa'ncs eOu
n Oa. rom he ese wnl faisrzs mind w Inc s
Of oily religion and msue ne hsar WIN nsn'
Ts az nsue,ion embraces wing heads Of study;
MORAL MENTAL, AND POLITICAL scIENcs,
The phoohy Of e mental econ ny and 3 by, as
they Affect The hear aod @ win bs taught with care
sasseis ree.opay rsio''psy rOliea' E'On"-
my, Constitution of Tue United states
BIBLICAL LITERATURE
me position ofe CHRISTIAN society and her peculiar
aness pse ard bear, % me young demand
truths region Cod win The evidences
chi ,'"s s1s Es q n cs seass 81 an" sp Ev
denees Of Christianity Christian Ethics,
ANCIENT LANGUAGES
TIE course a. study ia the sufficiently
mud careful and patient ahoesh as VII ns 20
better aequs'n asee win ,he Easis an1asss m
while the cassic sunrs VIII % Illustrated W
susisc Greek LaHsasse GretE Li,srsate c,sss.
Antiquities Latin Language History OF LAah i9seia'e' no
Antiquities.
MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL SCIENCE
10 the mathematics great viii b. taAea 70 insure an as
win The subjects pursued especially teach pin
lpe. ather than with multiplicity on rn e.
Natural lItiry viii hereafter he Taught Win ~
experiments eebinei o. minerals wh pe nneu u
afford faculties ter me study o mnssoey ana m
with assistance as may be defFd from ahaoea
sati.es Ari,hm Geometry Algebra, Menuraion, Natural
Philosophy Chemistry Mnsaegy Geology Botany, fhSoosS
Astronomy, Ancient Geography, Na'ursi III story.
ENGLISH AND BELLIES LErTEEs.
Az This rms The bans qaent branches % study
ueeis ION ~ ieheieh and
mus pup progressive requirements Composition
Of pupils time commensurate WIN Hr h
nortance 90 Thar Young
express ideas sobse OF
ees, elegance. Arithmetic will he taught Win
marketing in shopping and
grocery iy depend not Only
but what sared - hom BOOK
keeping will be taught 10 the young lad as great nahs
subec,s Urnography Reading, Whiting Ahhme,is English
Grammar ogrsphy, Huy, Book keeping Rhetoric, Logic Sni-
cism, History Of Literature, Coa'pofi'ion
MODERN LANGUAGES.
The department win be conducted manner 10
insure knowledge OF the fammatica con
studied, but AFFINITY 10 write AMI speak
sub french angulge Literature, Spanish Ian
Spanish German Language, German Lteraue'
ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES.
This c evesy facility the
a. hose aady IN The
ability ard approved experience
Subjects Insument Music, Drawing ans Point
| ing, Needs work.
singing forms a daily Of the instiu
fiou the music OF parior organ
but eigh steady takes rank
city OF Baltimore, and from ibe middle, southern ard wssrn
| States.
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ExREzzLEnKST--A despatch from Boston says;
aGeoree E. yose confidential clerk Of Messrs Charles
Lane Co. produce dealers has aosconded having emhez
zled Sio 600 from bis employer
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IMPORTANT CONVENTION lit bas BEEN proposed to hold
convention representing the various railroads lying be-
tween The Mississippi vsley and the port of Norfolk for
the purpose of appointing commission to proceed to Eng
land and endeavor prevail the propetors of the
new monster steamship, building on the Thames to
bring her her first transatlantic trip TO the barbor of
Norfolk The 18th Of April Whereabouts has been named
the time of holding this convention and Lyrchburg,
Virginia, as the pl.re.
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Nor euLrYIt appears by report Of the court-martia
held the French sentinel who shot Mr. Moey the Ame
can in the prison Of the Rue de Cichy Paris that be
plead obedience TO orders and was acquitted
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M Tn. trtr.t ANIMAL Exbibtssop Of the Washing
ron All hssoson copr ing PICTURES s'atua, sc ny me most
the United sse WV pe spenes 70 ~, 80 80,
NJ Co,ror,, new building between iNh ana I4
tree on SATURDAY morning The 7 instant % ~ ocock ana
iu co,,;ru. omen day between te
hours of TO- A. n aud ie Tickets a admission my vs
- ~ m. door principal bookstores IN tho cry rnRe
scm,s.,on ,weny ave cent? tickets, any cent
taft
.,anPEHs WEEKLY, saturday. March
III Thls day received pdce y 80 yearly o. rye cents s,ney
Mart fhnNSA fAFbVh'
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OFFICE OF THE con LOTTE-
RIES OF MARYLAND.
The following drawn numbers OF The Maryland Conso-
anes ouery Lenst OF the Town 81 Bel Air. Nc, class
10, drawn March 10, 1888
81 81 SO 46 7s AZ As IL IA IL 81 4s
The following numbers OF the Paapseo Institute
t,o,rery c ass "a, March 10, 1875
az 30 AZ 81 40 IL 80 4s "a "a
The following numbers OF the Paafsco Institute
I.ofrry SIS. drawn Match IL, 1875
Sc ri rs 81 80 So 81 IS ii 80
r. FRANCE a Co., Managers.
d. ~ MePH,iL, Commissioner.
Mar 70 1t
CEILING o. n sf-s BEPHARD's, 0e Broadway, New
y Work Parkes Fancy STORE under National hoiei WI
selling II their ttork OF caps head
PARKFR,s Fancy and Perfumery
r.,tts,S. store, under Ma ionai Hotel.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-13

ILLINOIS The damage to the Illinois canal by the
late foods has been very great and there is APP
prehend says the ST. Louis Republican, that will not be
in order for before the 18th Of April and it may be
days longer if the weather should not be favorable
Tue officers in charge forcing repairs with all possible
expedition but they hold hope Of navigation earlier
than the middle OF April
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WATCH Repairing and Eng,sviDg; -wntehes, ehro,
nekeepef e description repaird
BY ssiIfui wartmen and perform accnraisIy,
Engraving done In The best STYLE including
the cutting ~ arms and initiais
visnr wedding cards elsfaniy grayed and nied
- ~. W. GAIT a BR
Jewellers J2i PENNSYLVANIA aSenne.
Isa so--g Fuween pih and ~ s,retis
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III ALEBO NE.Just received large invoice OF extra quail
w skirt whaeboa, boiled in oil. .. .x..,-
For sale low by gohN Mcnbh,
Mar l3-1 VIZ "h stfcet