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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-09

SIGNORA BLANCA PARAyALLG-This lady
comes accredited to Us, not only by the press
generally, but by the highe.t musical authorities
As vocalist, she IL equal to any We have heard
and sings with irency all the songs Of Jenny
Lind and Mad Slatay To these nnaliAca,for,
II added is added the superior advantages of he
Ing brilliant pianist, a well a. composer Her
nfst soiree musicale takes place on Thursday
next al thr academy OF Music, under the auspi-
ces Of Mr. Crouch, whose known abilitv in IriI
musical matters is universally admitted The
SignOTa comes TO us from the grand opera OF Me-
leo, where she p aged with VestvalIi, SemiIamis
LucIetia, and Norma.
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SCRIBE-COMEDiES.
- Scribe-Comedies, Vaudevilles,
De GITardn-PoesIeS completes.
De acknowledgements. Gu Deux Amours.
Rey baud-Le Cog du Clocher,
Rey bdud-L 'ludustrle en- Europe.
Gozlan-Ls NotaiTa de Chantlity.
E,ma-i.es PeauX Nures.
MaTmIeT-Au bord de Ia Neva.
Rad guet-SUuyenirs de I.'Ameridue Espagnoie,
MuSset-I.a Bavoiette.
ChabrIan-les Vnleurs dor.
Souvestre-I'n PhilOspphe sous les toits
SouvPstre-COnicSsIu dun OuVrier.
Each IN one volume, price 81 cents, Just imported
from Paris, with many others. by
ERANCK TAYLOR.
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TO-SroHT, Carusi gives one of his fashionable
'oirees, al his Saloon
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THE Pressure IN ALExASDRIA-The we'll
known Alexandria banking house Of Fowle,
snowden & Co, yielding to the pressure Of the
times, we've yesterday compelled to suspend pay
Inent. They will at once 20 into liquidation
and make their assets available at the earliest
possible period The announcement OF this sus-
pension caused great excitement on the street.
Their assets are ample 10 meet ali their liabili-
urs and leave surplus. They continue to pay
ali small depOsites
The long established Grm OF FOgle 4 Co. Of
That city, u IN no way connected with tue bank
Ing house OF Fowle, SnOwden x Co, affected by
Is suspension.
POLICE CAsEs-B,fOys Justice C!aTk.-Henry
Kendall, Ann l.. Williams, James Butler, Chas
Carter, Rebecca Nicholson and Elizabeth Web
ster. were brought up for bad behavior and pro-
fame SWEARING in the streets The latter two
women were fined - each, and 81 10 COSTS in
default Of which they were sent To the wor house
Tor siNtY DAYS, the brst four delinqur with the
exception OF J1mrs Butler, who paid ~ fine and
al 10 costs were sent TO ruSticate at the farm for
sixty days.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS. - Last night at a
meeting Of Potomac Circle, b L. ii F. c. A,
the following officers were elected for the ensuing
term: A. w Grinder, c W Levi Jones' C J /;
VIM Bid, { F; Vim. W. Tucker, c. Wn.; j.
W Grinder, C. En- II. Acton. C. g.; ]. O..
Dudley, II. ,. K g w. Goodoli, H. i.
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nU POINTS GUNPOWDER
~ am all times supplied with all the various kind,
of DU POINTS GUNPOWDER, and am prepared
to supply the same any quantity parties wanting
on the most favorable terms.
w. ALBERT KING,
Agent for the District of Columbia,
No. S. High street,
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DROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

E-LtceHSsS.-Allp persons whose L.
US censes from the Corporation of Georgetown
expire on The 3th INST are hereby notified promptly
10 renew the same, and pay the amount TO the Clerk
Of the CorpoTatIon, Otherwise they may subject
themselves TO II Gne.
sc 2-StawtOctlO WIN. LAIRD. Clerk
+NOTICE.-Havng been informed that GER
X tain persons are Ia the habit of collecting and
gathering together the Bottles which contain have
contained our beverages, and putting therein arti
Gle made by others than ourselves, and then dspos
Ing Of such article on the faith and credit Ofou
stamped ON said Bottles, all persons are hereby
notified that such Bottles our own property and
not subject to ssle and that they delivered Ia
customers only to be returned, and that IL Is orr brm
intention to prosecute TO the utmost extent of the
law, any infringement OF rights on the premises.
Army d SHiNN,
Union Botting Depot, 81 Green street.
se IL GEORGETOWN, ID. e..
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Tor RENTING DWELLING part of House
Il No. VI Bridge street, Georgetown, ID. G.. In
quIre at the Confectionery next door. Oc3-2w
EOR BOSTON.-The superior packet schooner
L Helen Mar. Nlckerson, has arrived, and Il
will be receiving freight on MONDAY. ~
freight or passage apply to HARTLEY 10
BRO, l0l Water street, Georgetown, ID. C..
NJ al
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~ PUBLIC MEETING.
i HE citizens of Georgetown are respectfully in
vIted TO assemble at Forrest Hall, ON FRIDAY
EVENING, the 9Th inst to deliberate pom the pro-
posed subscription to the Alexandra, I.oudOn, and
Hampshire Railroad
Addresses he ex pected from several gentle
men from Virginia, and others, upon the subject.
Meeting will take place at ~ o'clock.
MANN CITIZENS
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MY STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES beins
I'l about the largest IN this city al this a sau
time, and having been purchased before the R{9I
rise Leather, can be sold at about Is to AZ en-
per cent less than goods purchased at this -
time. Call and examine for yourselves, ~
:. =. HOONER'S,
tell Iron Hall. pa ave her ath nj Inth sr.
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WE CALL ATTENTION to the card of Prof A.
F. Little, gentleman favorably known in this
city as a teacher of music.
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OnO POUNDS WOOLLEN YARN Just
LOO opened.
w bite. Gray, Black, and Fancy -colOred Knitting
Woolen Yarn
White and Blue mixed Knitting Cotton.
Also in store, a fall stock of Damask Table Linen,
Napkins, Huckaback, and Russian Crash TowelIng.
WIN. X. RILEY.
Sc Is I'm corner Sth ST., opposite Centre Market
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@nhs 20 scy Wi DO pursusd sas sssr Tia osass are
vrr7 poorly provsoed tos drain or spsus or snipmsnA
and tho ssscor r. a aAAd when Q demand for
pori b likely ~ DO &osvs Last year shs Dsaks wsro
ior'ied with largo drafts upon the ssbreasury sad be-
tween seyec and eight ma.oDs or specie In fow
WEEKS nsssrsrod rom the treasury W shs bsnAn
Vault W. rsvs not .ha, source OF supply 10 look TO
abs year and che banks specie TO spare from
their prssep< reserve.
Wien tle suspension Of Messrs- rrsan Co., or Boston,
was snnounced attributed 70 thetr having entered
into she Arssra.ian trade 70 oeSrss his erroneous
statement, deem but Justice the highly rsspeo
table aud tat,sprans nrm Of Coo v. TRAN Co., Of Mel
bourne 10 publish the following isssr from che London
koswsna CHrOnieie OF the 18th uluno, VIII
Tas FAnyrs or Msrns. TEAM Co.
To TgI EDiToR MoRsDG Caaon.OLs:--
SaYoor city article Of the Th inst. contains CHROME
ous statements which oonhdsnt your courtesy will
permit me 10 correct In slludlne 10 tho iAure 0 Mess.
Train 4 Go Liverpool, you say;-
Ist,eriy. however Gey had embarked in he Australian
Il IL believed that his departure Regular
OF their Svsuerr proved their cownfa
the firm suffering TOR tho exenSoa.
Ia Justice that house and my OWL beg 10 remark
that Inc firm OF so. y. Train 90 Melbourne II In 10
way counectsd with the H. OF hesvrs. Train Co. Ia
vcrpool end Boston. Most respectfully yours,
PARIS, March Q. 1857. GEO, FRANCIS TRAIN
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Marriages, Births and Deaths.
NAnnrnn


kpAms--suw>-In San Frascisco, By Rev. Or. Scott,
Nr. LAWSON s. Adams 70 Miss GeorEiana A. snsv.
ARsoLD-UFsos lin Sacramento, BY Rev J. A. benton,
M John Arnold 70 Miss Lucy L. Epson, elces' daughter
Buus-Prnyrn -Iu San Francisco, ct the Frsnsls
Hosel by Rev, " Mooshske M. Johsn Goslisb Blum 70
BUnp-wYoKor.-IsJs Jackson, Mr.. John n. Burke 70
Mo Martha II. Wyskoh.
Brsp--scArrrs In sacramento, March 7, O. L. Bird,
ESQ 10 Miss sussnnah, daughter OF rhos. hcApin, Eiq,
asors-- Crsu-cHlw In San Francisco. al the wash.
prtOu suse. B,psss church oy Roy. Bderly, Joseph
BsnAc m-srrAus-1n Sacramento, Mr. Simon Bresser
20 Miss Rtgeus HHaus. - = =. . 40
UrARE-BuICRSsoS.-l Honolulu, Jan. 81, a. w.
csrk Fsa 70 Harriet n hutchinson, OF NsshusL n. n,
Cs,oR an va - OalNBuiAly In Sacramento, Holland
blcksrIsr 70 Miss CcsiA Chamberlain, both OF Forbes
co,av--put In Grass valley Feb. is, Dennis Colby,
OF Hinshsm Me- 10 Hsr Josepbine Fell, OF hnsoa' rev
York - - ~. r
BYieriy, .. the residence Of the ohcsuns o'e'eymSn,
Richard ID Ohspd or 10 MS Ellen sutton. A.
DusIro-- HrSr AT Red Bluffs, ht Oio Desing 10 ME-
psv~- sssprrso..-n Upper Cs,vcri,as, March 5,
Mr. q Davis 10 Miss Arno J. Henderson
Fox-wArKRs-In Forss, Cliy, Mr., Anthony lSR !"
Bp~-sosrcS In san Francisco al Grace church, By
Rsh, Rev Bahep Kip. Jo'eph s. Hess 10 Mas O@snar0S
Norton. -
% EdinbUrs, Scotland.
Huu-h,Frso Y lis Sacramento, Jan. ~, by Rev.
Father Ease n, WIN Hull 70 Arne McElroy.
HARDrs-~O ~us -Feb "a Mr.. WIN J. Harden 10 ass
bucipds ID overs, AL OF NsVejo ownshp,
HNuar-Nsy In Cr, sceut CITY. Ne James Hsight o.
Smith River Valley, 70 Mrs Louisa MAY, of Pnsdel mia
HAss-HsRvxY In F,lsorn, Ne James Hsm m, OF New
York. 70 Miss Sally Harvey. Of Lampkn ocrnty, Gs
KSowtn-Hurs AT Pajsro, Mr. Z. A. Roories 70 Mist
LAsswrovr--DosTNrNp Ia yock,ou. VI E1x5ls,r
l,rgsN -sln Asgase DatnuSl bots .; SsOsssoa
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Canadian brands continued nrm. win salss Of 300 400
DeS, o. sns .povs asbtaEons goutnsra dour vi" In
So. -Smsed WIN lnlss 81 sbout 900 80 bills,
Guiding sono lois fof s1port whhia The range Of the
apd corn meal Wal nominal q % ~ for New jersey
Whes-Ihe sales embraced 5000 bushels nitnox wnns
NS4d q 81 81; and 600 10. Canada dub were
ported go 81 about 81 3e~ v'S email ot OF
Southern rN st 81 Al. Rye ssiss OF 5000 bushels
Northern wo5 made a $50. 20. Corn was nrmsr and
actIvs. TIE ssfss embraced seus 20 900 bushe west
mixed st 7cc; shout oocydo Jersey and Southern
yellow and soon 60 do vfnss, ct about eco 100
Oats were IN fair requoss - sic $50 FOR ssate and $50
Gown was quiet but nrm via limited sales $50 b,ss
Of BIO were sold Of IKE JSrS ~m ~ l5kc, an Mara
caibo 81 l2Io
CoIios,-rne market was nrm, whiie s,lss we're con-
0ned 10 about 1000 . l, 200 bales.
Fruoms-Ra'es continued dull and snVaxemsu,s were
moderate. To liverpool about 900 5000 busnels Of
grain were trgtged n about IA Ia bags about g. 500
Bbs -four at 10 a. 10. 3D. 200 boxes and 80 hhds bs
cen, at Ws, sId 800 900 bales Of cotton 81 "a.
cd. 70 London, zoe three quarter ca,ks tbaoco
were taken At r. TO Bremen 100 ueroes Of rice were
engaged ct ATS Cd. Rates 70 HAvre were uncnanged.
To California rates were n,m A 2ec ~ xc, with more
Offering. To Australia they unchanged
PIoVpuoys-Pork-rhc market vas heavy, and prices
unsettled. There sellers N moss 81 ~ IS,
which buyers declined 70 mcet hence sales were
nusd 10 small at prices WHOM Afforded criterion ~ the
steady go 90 Bsef nrm, IN saiss OF about
$50 sbs, inc ueinH country prime, d Sill Sii So and
mess do Of el9 Sls Aod repacked Western at sl6a
SIS rs. Beef hams steady ., S23 26 s23 So IA
shert middes made ss private terms Gut meats
SALES Of 100 400 bids 81 1000. 1fo., and 81.
ese for AhoulderL Lard coninoed suoyant with sass
Of about 200 obis Il lax. aAkc. Buiser VA, In far
10 2io. oneess was nrn wnhoui change Of moment
In prices.
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Rurrsu Couxr-Oryun. 1. saT, T25 $50,
7sI zee Tsr, zee I'll, 7T3 Tssk. Trs III. 10, 7si
ss3 7s4 1871 7s9 PNt 2 1if8 lsso, 1tTs, 1855, Ias4
l2ip 1865 tce 1907, 1sos 1902 isie isii 1914 1sis
1914 1915, 1917. 1918, 1919
az as es 100 li9 its ls7, liza, 7c2, sc1, sis, 7i4
sryruos Uocsr Nos 2i1 So, 2oo 2sl, ass 2sr, ass,
s9s $50 $50 ssi sys asA, 3as ass, $50 saL sas SEA,
E,T-c- Py-Na-Parf --Nc,. ss6, 81, nl., 81 10
sea "a ,St r.r 3 SIS $50 =, aISs,, 30, 30, $50,
tsS 80 81 80 So, 90. - -. a
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". UlAnoH asrrs. sa%a.y' sa ,T
70 HARNgrn r. HuToaixsoS, Of NaabuA New aampshfs
JoaSsros-PAx KIxsoS.-Oa Tnursday vsning April Q.
by tha Rev. James Dnsmord 1t his residences, NO lN
East Twenty MN street, Mr. JoHS JoasUoS kss ARA
PARKINSON.
PuPARD-PAlzIy oH-Oa Thursday evening Apsn .,
By tho Rev james Dinsmore, at his resdenoe, NO iN
East Twenty nnn street, Mr.. DAsrn PsTAxD 20 Ms xs-
PARxnHos.
KAHl-LnrMi xAsu.-ln Fremont, Ohio, On Thursday.
April Q, By the Rev NJ. Busnuell, at the house che
BRIDES father Mr.. JOHN H. XAn OF Sew York, 70 hins
SA1LH JARI LlPpuLNANN, Of Fremont, Ohio.
hcKss-BLAIR ON sunday evening, April IL, ~ ~
Rev. 8. H. Weston, Mr.. WV. KCKns 70 hsu bAAaMA
BLAZE Formerly Of Bangor, county Down, lre'ani
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Miscellaneous Items.

TIE In.AcsMssI oAs.s -rhs most prominent event OF
ehe past tnieh. has been he oonviouon and sentence
Asay Rates. late Sase Treasurer oy the Senate OF Call
'oruis acting In the capacity Of High Court o. lupssch
unsni Acting in Consistency with his previous course,
%Ss sssT ssfsrs xhes - =. and rsssss
10 plead Alasns thai h, resignston rendered. his i'm
pssshmen, legally imposrs,s. and that he was only
mar he was, therefore in tefau q plssdiag declared
by the late henceforSh disquAnnsA from noH Any
81 sS q. .. or n ASSEMBLY
committee prudenty stated that additional seesucAuons
might thereafter be added. H. therefore, tSsisd hue
deficiency IN his department., OF $4,000, had been d.
covered Acoruug since tbs ra OF January Tbs matter
lion which has bsen Instituted. Toe conduc. Of she
Treasurer In refusing 70 plead detrimental - u has
proved 70 as VIII be beneficial 70 me slate
spp-shended would ersue Prooeedings n the inpeA,h-
eas OF the late State Comptroller, B. G. whitman,
nave been postponed I'LL the sad nss "a" fha"c'seo
Tn ssArs Dsn In relation 10 the state debt ths La
xsasurs bavs yea done nothing although they win
"a 4 cisissis 70 say xha snaps sSss sssios VII take,
vheheg viii result In act 70 - subitssd 10 NE peo
pie for ratification or BY embcdyns the reoognion q the
debt the organic law OF the State by means OF
sstuteHa, convention Both plans warmly advocated
and 10 ct present impossible To- say which WIN be
= sssa .s s1TsS r Sssa ss sas
ks~cA 70.
Tm nrm-n may be observed MAT The present d BY
pursuits In California Our population have gox used
70 tns bssiness end reduced 10 somethng IKE SCIENCE
many inventions and improvements have been made IN
the msehinssy and modes used for collecting gold vau
auaass OF sursvous earth had been thrown up previ
10 The commencement Of tho yet season. and hnay
abundance OF rain has fallen anor6ng water sufficient
COR washing almost every rhere free Of coshs weather
having been pleasant ard fvorabls for Outdoor work
All these advantages and opportunities nInsg popu.
lsiios, aor long waiting, fully appreciate, and vin
doubt hasten 10 turn 70 The best socounl Hence 10
but reasonable 70 expect very large the pre-
natal VIII be secured during she two months now
about 10 come. --S0n Ho1csco Ala, March 10.
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Of the Illinois osaxA Co. sNs al III 10 per 'eni
every respect with security Y sn7'hnss nsi' better
BARREN lst mortgage bolds SOFA 50 day ~ 8. par ,ena
end the I'd mortgage u "a per oeus The second nor
gage bonds OF the Harlem Railroad o. probably
more available security than any other osss bond On
This market Real estate OF great and rapidly improving
value u the security This property entirely naspsnd'
emit Of hs rosd snd would every day for the fun moo
Of the I'd mortgage bonds. Illinois Oeuwsi rights sold TO-
day at la3-sSout the same pr,os che stoct
After tho &C ourpmeu, OF hs beard the following sales
Of stocks and bonds made ., auction By Albert H.
Nicolay;-
n OcO Wheoliux City per cant bonds Int added b9%
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, April l3-6P. n.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market displayed increased
activity, and common grades were better The .aes
breed about COO 900 bsis. u about the following
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turns OF last week, amounted 10 The a. that 70.
ported for the week ending January slss last AZ that
the line 81 discounts was sbou, four million less than
i present. and The specie reserve about one aud
quarter million more. The banks OF this CITY now
in more expanded condition, upon comparatively
smaller and weaker basis than have known Tor many
years. The present easy money market can be partially
attributed 70 tbs rapid sxpaniion OF loans, and 20
lorg a. the banks continue the imitation tacrs mar DO
no singency, but sey cannot 20 much longer at This
rate Last yoS 81 this time the bank loans amounted 70
500, stotSs, and the specie 70 sl2,69, ooa
with specie reserve nearly two millions sresssr The
Inc Of Discounts wss nearly eight mhcrs eys From
the middle o. April asi rear 70 Ne ia o. Ilos tse banks
coat tsss a. ines rsTsly, sai .as ~ s5a7,iy taal
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News rrorn Utah Territory.

Tue writer up 70 the 2ith January had been very 10
very grt, Salt Lake City. The snow had fslieniio an
unusual depth spi caused much suffering amongst the
people II bad also ssd death OF much stock ths
rrass ranges having been covered upa thing be-
fore known. Female Relief Society had been formed
20 aid Me helpless and desttuts.
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Review Of the Market.

lrrsm sne can isssooee shipping neCMsr' Aaros ~
II OF the last fortngs has since continued and
the tenor OF sdvces receued from foreign markets with
In the interim has been auoh 81 10 DOM uuncae an extra
ordinary stimulus 70 voral d. scnptons OF goods For
1ugsr and teas indeed there mas been degree OF ex
ctteneut manifested quite without parallel for long
cine back In this market Ths tendency Developed for
speculation, however, has not been conent with thoss
two artolos and The movements Of the fortnight have
embraced wide range Of goods resulting moro or less
In enhanced rates being established. The Gesera din
nshmsat In shipments hitherward non all quarters, Of
which have reached since the opening OF the
yoAx, may be assumed she primary cause OF the In
proved condition Of commercial matters, which We have
hs satisfaction 70 note. And may be ~ confidently
uovtod Ihas until operaaors here had tangible proof pre-
oensed them that tho time had arrived when the
argement Of sooks could be ned upon 10 cease
fosg would b sxperie need mpossisity 70 realize
covering prices for gsods-no matter how firmly held By
oo1ggness providing that the stocks In hand and 70 ar
rive exceeded the limits wherein they were susceptible OF
being controlled
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The weather bad been severe, vtth snow In the
valley the past winter Tho lnsans bad driven OIL some
OF the whites, no were unable 10 pursuit. owing 10
the stcrrs.
The Normous were little more Shy Of the Genues,
spd tbers rumor OF their having been ordered 10
san Like.
Tue miners In the vicinity we're dopg we'll
Goods al lsxt acoe unts and dear.
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EXCLUSIVE straw Hat w a1ehOuse.-Wc are
prepared eher the retail hsers, both ia the city d
county, entirely ard very desirable stock
tured expressly for his seasons retail rsde comprising In
part many very desirable styles and boys
geher the largest and most complete sssorten Of
ehdrens richly trimmed straw hats offered every srt
Gle being OF manufacture thereby irsurng
unor nifty OF fn4h not otherwise obtained aud enabling
10 odey greater ADVANTAGES TO buyers.
A. INLAND co, 100 proaswav
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Financial Review.

From the San FrancIco Shipping List, March 20
the receipts Of dust during the past fortnight have been
rsry large and with continuation Of the present fine
her, to expect any falling of for long
Inc TO the miners throughout the whole range Of
s Sierra busy at work, and In their present ample
prosperity are receiving some return for the many
Months OF last year which paid them nothing We have
~ heard complaint from any quarter for the past fort
1ht-a remarkable fAct when We consider the peculiar
opacity the miners possess for finding for dscon
mt Business al kinds show signs Of speedy i'm
rovsment and . greater degree Of activity h to be
osoed at present In streets than for many months
asst. Money II tight for this steamer, although %
iuon II anticipated II would be- Tho Increased
eoepts OF gold nom the II terror however, must afford
country paying up promptly. We have change TO
report In rates. and hear OF but very ev long loans
eqfoted,
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WHTsxnRs AND MoUsrACHrs roHCxp TO e2oy
=. rees. by M eegveat Witch VI, ~ a. ~
@. 9xAHAN scoH srusdws-i Eisesr, " so1H rs'rt
Efest YkAAfapaA
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C,istadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees
stand uns rpssscd snywhere Wholesale and retail the
dye privately applied. No. Asor House.
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Bafcheior's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees,
the best in the world surprising all Made sold aad applied
4, he v,E.factory. 233 Broadway.
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Hn's Hair Dye 4 shinings a Bor.-I3iack
brown. No. Barclay street Infnisbe cutting Of hair
and wtisken.
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Affairs I'm Oregon.

Our dates iron, this rerrtovy 70 the 12th OF
March, srd o. usual are mostly oiled with oonsrovsr
sss and discussions OF personal political nature, Of
but nts interest ths public The winter there ~ oil
most everywhere else on Pacific coast had oesn
usually severe Many cattle had persisted owbg 10 the
aysss being covered mp vith snow
The subject OF slavery somevbst sgiisted with ~.
ference 10 sDtci psied political ohsnge but the public
sentiment would appear Judging trnm the tone Of the
press. to be strong against IT. intro ductou.
Preliminary sieps we're being taken 70 cleo, another
deegste 10 Copsrsss
hr. Hsnson Weaver drowned .~o OF hts onildre1 on
the 18Th uit while attempting " Myrtle Greek
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charged with mercury, which require cssmc after
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81 nc pastiles IS oeua bottle.
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you beautiful Citing and well made boots for dress
JEFFsRs x67 Broadway.
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will shortly remove from So Dey street. TO "a sunU,
the Wholesale trade with eovsn Rnodini and forions
Package sewng Elk silk Twist for Sewing Machines FIRING
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