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| ave Lyndley Monday al IL Ia;
Arrive at Alpha by A pm.
l0507 From Prncelon by MiddIebury, Perkins Groye
Trenton, aud Grassy Creek, TO Ch'i'co'hS' oi
miles and back, twice a week
Leave Princeton Sunday and Thursday at ~ m;
Arrive at Chihcohe next days by SPIN;
Leave Chtiico,he Wednesday and Saturday al
Arrive al PriDcetan days by ii M
Bdsfor three rps week invited.
l0508 From Princeton by Goshen, Trail Creek Bethany,
and Sampson Creek, 10 Gentry g. H., As miles
and back once week
Leave Princeton Saturday at d d m;
Arrive Gentry c. IL. nent day by 81 IN;
Leave Gentry G. HI. Friday at 6 m;
Arrive at Princeton next day by II a m.
10000 From Princeton by GAINESVILLE, Eagle SHELLS Mills,
and Jay, to Alendale, so miles and back, once a
week.
Leave Princeton Saturday at 7 a M,
Arrive at Alenlae next day by 5 pm;
Leave Alendale Monday at Ia m;
Arrive at Princeton next day by pm.
lo5i0 From Trenton, by Ednbarg, Hickory Port. and
Jamesport, to Gallatin, "a miles snd back, a
Leave Trenton Friday at 8 m;
Arrive at Gallatin by pm,
Leave Gallatn Thursday at a I'M;
Arrive at Trenton by p m.
lO5ll From Utica by Grand River, Kingston, Mrabie,
Plum Creek, and Bee Hive, TO PiatIsburg, 52
miles and back week
Leave Utica Monday at am; t1
Arrive at Platsburg next day by III m;
Leave Platsburg Tuesday at d M
Arrive at Utica next day by pm.
Bids TO commences route at Grand River invited.
l05l2 From Chillcohe, by Spring Hill, Livingston,
Jamssport, Crenden, Blue Ridge and Pleasant
Ridge, to Bethany, SO miles and back, twice a
week.
Leave Chilcothe Monday and Thursday at 7 M;
Arrive at Bethany next days by l2 M
Leave Bethany Tuesday and Friday at p m,
Arrive at Chilicothe next days by p m.
lO5l3 From Carrollton by Mandeve Mound, and Dawn,
10 Utie,, 80 miles and back, once week.
I CARR aturda y M.
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WHISKY. sc.

WHISKY, &c.
600 BARRELS Julius Il. smiths Whisky;
l.OOO 500 barrels Chenowetl's do;
500 barrels Old Bourbon and Rye Whisky;
$50 boxes fine Brandies, dozen each. In store
and for sale by W. ii. GORDON CO.
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r. C.. McNairy & Co.,
ID EcEIyED this day elegant lot OF new ana aeslr
III, able goods adapted to the present and approach
season consisting in part OF the following arucies
Elegant Bayadew Silks;
&c Chene Silks,
Flounced do
Double skirt do;
" Side stripe do;
90 Z" Panoda Cloth ''new.t
f" Flounced Grenadinesj
{" Double skirt do;
% Side striped do;
az Plain silks all colOrs;'
together with all qualities of Plain Black Silks neat
Checks, Plaid stripes, &c, &c, very CHEAP. Eegan'
IsCses styles. We have also assortment Of Ia
dies Under Garments such Chemise, Night Gowns
Skirts, Caps, NC All of which offer on the most
favorable terms. r. c. McNAR1 x CO.
MARRIOTT
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stoues, Gin Warf, etc.

For wood fcu- s.zes-the best Cooking Stove now in
use-wlIl last with from fifteen TO eighteen years
and cook with greater convenience and in less time
thar any Castiron Stove. have also just received
the following:
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VAN RNA'N n
FRUIT CANS.

II AM now manufacturing FRUIT CANS which possess
/ trength and great ease in sealing up.
Quart 81 so per dozen. 2 Quarts 81 80 per dozen.
3 Caurts SIS so per dozen. Quarts 81 90 per Dozen
As Isha keep large supply on hand during the sea
son persons ordering from distance may rely on
having their orders hlled with dispatch
'A''"e j. W WILSON,
uneos-a Il College street, Nashville
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w. u. CAAGxIDS ~ cos
ATENT
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.


V,IIE undersigned purchased the State Right for
i Tennessee of the above patent about year
ago aud has introduced u extensively IN various
portions the state asks the attention oi build
ana the public generally To examine us superior
ily other moles OF Rooung.
The material forms hArd aud smooth surface. Il
| is lmpervlous water, elastic aid flexible Il will
PERFECTLY resist any ordinary exposure 10 fire; u is
cheaper thai any rVoI 81 tue old sly lie anu
II wlil give better satisfaction 10 s durability there
qaosliVa u - tbs best thing ever Invented for
painting vi old lcaky tn RODS
ss- rhe Cement VIA be furnished TO those a dis
| lstlce With dif.ctlpns Tor uslug.
/ az COUNTY RlGHIs fuS SALE
! - Ordefp seat Ia The undersigned, through the
rost uilos MI es promptly attended o.
men Tor wnsim have covered buildings win thc &c
nlent, aud SSeny eihess whose names are not here
! ARCHITECTS AND NAsTEs xEaIASics sAsayukz-
| AaJ. a. HtIAAN,
! Aussrs- HlGHkS a SMITH,
| CuLE5lAN 4 SPAIN,
WA slotAkll.,
| Mr.. Il. a, AAkkoYD.
| WARREN 4 AOukk,
| HuUGb 4 AecULLoU6H,
Col ii i 4S6issoS, sups S.Ao.R Co,
Rev. u. ELLIOTT,
u. b. wIfklN,
| X. J. Mats,
| SLAUGHTER a HEREFORD,
W. "A. stiAfAfD,
/ J y. WILLARD,
A. v. :. IIAleLEY,
| Gen. wAsH- BARROW,
| W. a.. GUhIuN = 90
1 JAS A. kENDRIck,
| Rector h. u. SMITH, Columbia.
MAJ. a. J. DoNEi<st,N, Lasiasaa eeaEty3
| Coz A. J. fOI-A, Aaafy county.
| ss- The Nashville \ Chattanooga Railroad Ctmls
81 nave aAsl: tbs covering of their
cas- and other work
| Hs- CerIncasrs and testimonials from Cincinnati
eisew here where the teInent lias been general
use lor seyssai years, can be exlneaed
The undersigned has besn engaged various modes
Of tensnt feoang for lnsny years sad naicrs himself
tsal be has gsaaed ekpefence and kno.s ledge
daFtlag Nizls.
ave naaasa arrangements % Fecalsr sapefies
Imported alueis 81 kehsx feft tF.m II Afsrox Hno-
HAAS, Se9 tofk-
| s..lassss u He,aslng be at oftsoe.
. I. AAIffeEzT,
oiizce No. Ii bra5sfick stFrst,
may is-sm ka4aszsis. fnsE.
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Qrp GOODS, ete.
CN. MeNARY ~ GO.

CN. McNAHY ~ 40.
RECEIVED THIS DAY BY EXPRESS,
1s1O DOZ. Alexanders Kid Gloves,
l&U 10 dez Extension s. g. skirts, white & cord
10 cartons Ducals new styles;
10 do. Mousln de Chene:
do. New style Stella Shawls, Tor early spring
500 Pique Collars and Sleeves, new styles;
Grape Collars and sleeves, do
Breakfast Caps, doi
Ilirsion Capes and Berthes, do;
Our SIR. NcNary is BOW in the Eastern cites, ana
will be getting New Goods every few daysdu ing the
season and solicit call from our friends ana the 'o
lie generally r. C. AcSAlhi w.
marriott
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Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays.
and saturdays, AT 10 O'Clock. a. Va.
The new splendid passenger Steamer. MINETONKA
Capt. H. c. MATHoNY. will leave Nashville on MONDAYS
and Thurs lays at 10 O'Clock, A. ".
The light draught passenger steamer, CUBA, CAN'T
JAMES W. HCNT, will leave Nashville on Wednesdays
and Saturdays at 10 O'Clock, A. VI.
The lght-draught passenger steamer BLANCHE
LEWIS, Capt. JoHN l.. BATENAN, VIII leave Nashville
ON Tnes lays and Fridays. at 10 o'clock A NJ
The above named are first-cass light draught Pas
sengcr Bouts, and they VIII leave regularly on their
appointed days, making connections Paducah with
the United States Mail packets for the above named
places. For freight or passage apply on board or to
Je22-u a. HAMILTON, AGES1.
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References,
Whites Creek Springs.

THE s8bsasseef Siii c ifeIzFca "a rs~a nkfaefs
il al this watering place. n nlllrs aaFsa VI Assh.
Wits during the suascr vaeatio1, fTons t1c nlrs q.
July 10 the Irss Of September.
there wiil be no bar -room kspt, ~ u : esztznsA
ef,g. for he u txnIiins ard insista
uals who may Ssh ressrf n fet and hesishn
place darilg tbs heat u suminer.
Tbs springs, lerlaeFly mach slsiisf, are 100 se.a
Known IL FssnlFe sny slabaFAls aassEtltasn.
No pains wsn be spared ~ fenicx The ssaak@sE q
visitors pisssznt
lsscx llexsD s--&1 50 per day Sl-oe per se<k
prses = l. slkutktk.
usy2s-sm1Hiwkw.
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Ladies' Fine Shoes.


IIAVE IN store a fine stock Of Boots and Shoes of
every description, which they Offering at low
prices. marl7-tf
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DRISTOE. BRICK DUST. and Mount Ea-
ID gle Tripo for polishing gold silver, brass glass;
&c. new article; for sale by
jan29 RAINS BROWN.
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Sumner Resorts.

CHANeE OF
Proprietorship and Management.
'INHls celebrated watering place having been pur-
i chased by the subscriber has been thoroughly
repaired and renovated, and will be opened Tor the re-
eeptlon OF visitors oil the
GOTH DAY OF MAY.
The late prOpretoIs having uisoseu their entire
the springs the subscriber assisted by Mrs
Keller. viii assume the entire management o the
uablishtneht, ana neither pains nor expense VIII be
spared render Beaver lam one OF the most pleasant
and comfortable watering places in the southwest
Accommodations dc.
The buildings have all been lIace,I excellent
pair and many improvements added, 50 that Pour
Hundred visitors can be accommodated With every
comfort convenience. The table VIII be album
dainty supplied, ana Will be equal to those OF class
The Waters.
The waters at Beaver lam CONSIST OF White Grey,
Red and Black sulphur Chaly beate (proven by anay
sis be the strongest tic sate,) aad the best OF
Frestone and Limestone
Medical attendance.
The subscriber vino has been tue last 10 years,
ana Memphis can be commanded at All hours by VS.
who may chance 70 need his services a. ply Si
cEAn.
There are three routes springs, all OF which
are 10 repair. line oi Coaches viii run from Co
lumba three tunes week, aud passengers Wal 20
throGgh Ifon that place asy over one OF te "a
nest ruaas Ia the state. Arrangements have been
made al Br,tis Landng, ON the iennesses hiser oy
whSh visitors approaching iTonl that dfucton VIII nnd
| ready conveyance 20 the springs.
Amusements, &c.
Visitors will IND al Ilayer islsl sarge Ball Room,
ren i'm Aiey - &C. nne uoat siieaia rune nsar the
place, Ia great abundance may DO found IN
/ lie iiniAeiAate yscusty.
Rates of Charges.
Per week -. s.-.s-.+~s W
| Ciildren enaer ten se4rs otd............... SO
/ 49, -
liberal Deduction viii be H the above rates
when families remain nonth during TIE
References:
| OF those who anarauau5ted Ih the proprietor
| Of Beaver Tam, he begs leave 10 refer To-
/ Gen Hinton ANA ur. Lesees, jackson, Assz.
1uSes,h eek ksq alse John n. iat<iey seaa, Ala
Asssfs- X. q. frisco, fusctiosa, Ata-i fhs W. IL
b. p. Ne@sum, fuscuinbs, Ala II. G. Valiaxay q. r.
fo1te, Es and Ii. u. small. tsq., Aenphls, fenn, a
| n. LsRey, hSq., Columbia feuil.
J apFiS-St1fna THOMAS kElIfk-
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Hats and Caps for Men, Boys and Children
Fresh Arrivals.

s n Y ID f II s. + II n n + l. L
RE now opening a choice and well selected stock
n OF BOOTS and SHOES, suitable 10 the season and
at prices correspond with the times. Consisting
part of
Gents fine Calf Boots and Caters;
do Patent Leather Caters, Oxford Ties;
do Calf Oxford Ties and Lasting do;
do Cloth and Lasting Caters;
do Calf and Patent Leather Strap Shoes.
ladies Caters, plain, with and without heels;
do Slippers, do do
do Fine Toilet Slippers;
do Fine White Kid and Satin Slippers;
do do do Caters;
do Kid Buskins, with and without heels
Misses Caters and Slippers with and without heels
do Kid Boots, with and without heels;
Children's Shoes Of every variety;
Boys and Youths Shoes of every variety.
OF the above we have something very nice for MAY
DAY. Also Servants Shoes and Pegged Work Of all
kinds Call at No. II Public square.
SNYDER * FRIZZEII,
aprll30 p Pubic Square.
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PERSONAL

-: Hon. Joshua vansant, Of Md, Is at VIII
laTds'.
at Browns. -
-: Hon. Robert Tyler, of Pa. and Hon Jobn
Van Buren,, OF N Y are in town
Ex-Governor Walker and er-Sacratarv
stanton are In New York city
Hon. 4. Watkins Lyon. Md Col e
Lee, U > A, ExGov p H Bell and Iadv
Texas, and Hon. A. Wakeman, N are ~
WiIlaTd;s. " > arc ~
- Thuriow Weed Is ''bobbinp around,, I'm
Washington, Lobbying, il Is said, in connection
Win Ei Inayer, In favor Of the Northern Colo
hizatioh Central America scheme
The article noticed In yeste.day,s nor
sohals, relative to Lord Napier and the new Inc
are, should have been credited to the Irish
news, Instead Of the New York News.
-. The late Governor Mcdowell Informed the
writer q tns article that In the late Mr. Richie
house; in ashington, inkstands Were distribu
LED wherever one could be placed, and even occu-
PIED place In his garden. This was done for
the purpose OF noting a thought, and by this
means the veteran editor preserved what other
men wonld have lost.-StdHntOn Va Vfndirafoy
.... The Paris correspondent Of the Courie, dss
Etsts Uns writes that lawsuit has been institn.
ted by NJ. Auguste Maquet, President of the
Dumaspere. The plaintiff demands the sum of
las 600 francs, or the insertion Of his name 10 f
ture side by side with that Of bis eoIlaboraitE r
upon the title-page Of the Count Of Monte Christie
The Three Musketeers, &c.
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The Niagara Ship Canal.

There appears to be some person about this
capital who is DESTROYS Of obtaining little note
rety, by writing against the Niagara Ship Canal
] refer to a communication which appeared in the
Daily Star Of the Oath Of December, over the sig
nature Of '.Vigilius,'' and rehash Of the same,
published in the New York Herald Of the 23d Of
January-which have but recently been brought
to my attention.
am one Of the Commissioners appointed by
the New York Legislature; one Of the Directors
named In the charter, and the Commissioner ap-
pointed by the Board Of Commissioners and the
friends OF the work, to present memorials to
Congress, praying for a grant Of land to aid In
the construction Of the Niagara Ship Canal. As
such, pronounce every statement OF the articles
referred to, false in every essential particular,
and the insinuations cowardly and contemplate.
| do not propose to engage In newspaper discus
sion with paid agents Of expiring patent monop-
solies or Of parties influenced only by jealous ma
Lightly NV business Is with members Of Con-
gress and shall present the case to them can
didly and fairly, believing that as they shall be
made acquainted with the importance Of the ca
nal, as great national work they will cheerfully
vote a reasonable appropriation, to be honestly
used for the pYSmoton Of the enterprise. invite
the closest scrutiny to the acts and plans OF the
corporatOrs, and ask that, should an aPproPria-
ton be made. II be guarded In the most stringent
manner, against the wiles CT spectators who
have India-vHbssr conscisnces, and are jealous
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III A bill is now before the Virginia Legis-
lature to provide for the enslavement of free ne
groes under certain circumstances. II proposes
to hire them out for a period Of three years from
the date of the passage of the act the proceeds Of
their hire to be appropriated to their ransporta-
ton from the State. The hiring shall be man.
ayed by an oversesr, to be chosen by the county
courts Of the several counties in the State but II
shall be competent for any free negro within the
limitation above assigned, to emigrate voluntari-
ly or enslave himself at his discretion. At the
end Of three years all free negroes found in the
In the State are to he sold into slavery the pro-
ceeds Of the sale to be deposited TO the credit OF
the State
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IL Advices from Montevideo to 18th Novem
Der state mat remai kable events had taken place
there. The Presiden. dissolved Congress by
force, and banished without trial some twenty
persons belonging to the opposition. The House
Of Representatives was invaded bv force of two
hundred men and two pieces of artillery, and the
members were ordered to close their session
The cause of these disturbances was the treaty Of
commerce and limits with Brazil, which Govern.
mrnt desired should be approved. The Rosas
party promote the intrigue by supporting Gov
eminent After this, and just when a revolution
was expected, Gen. Don Manuel Oribe, Of lamen
table celebrity as chief Of the famous siege of
MonteVideo, aad worthy lieutenant Of Rosas,
died Government being deprived of that sup
port: has engaged in conference with the liberal
party.
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other parties shxi, be In the way OF their am.

estother parties shxil be IN the way OF their am
btion public plunderers.
The parties engaged In this crusade against the
ship canal are well known, and should they con-
tinue TO court newspaper notoriety on the subject,
the public shall have their names .esidsne
motives, and some facts in regard TO their own
elastic projects that may be Of general interest.
JOHN Fisk, Commissioned,
Acting In behalf Of Niagara Ship Canal.
Washington, Feb. 1, 1858 II
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Spirit OF THE NOR MING PRESS

Spirit or THE MORNING PRESS.
The Inteiligenesr to day devotes its editorial
columns to q resume Of yesterdays Congress.
sional proceeding
The Union Ii full Of very able and interest
Ing articles upon the absorbing question of the
times-kansas. 1t replies to the special plead
Ing of the Philadelphia Press, wherein that
Journal mouths over so glibly the pretences Of
the Republican party newspapers concerning
the drift Of its 1.-THE UnfOn's) articles on the
Lecompton Constitution.
1t also contains q review of Mr.. F. P. Stan
tons Appeal to the People," wherein it i.
made palpable that to even seek to justify
himself that gentleman has been compelled tc
ignore his own original record from beginning
to end, and to mount behind Mr.. Jim Lane OF
the now exceedingly stump tailed hobby OF
which that individual has so long been cavort
ing.
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III There were three new cases of small my
at Rockville, Md, last week
IL gentleman, writing I'm the American
A@ficultnrist, states that he entirely cued fne
Young mare, afflicted with the heaves, by feeding
her on corn stalks
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON
WoLFE's ScHKIDAN AROMATIC scHx,p.s

"oLFRs ScHKIDAM AROMATIC ScHx,pps
The proprietor bess leave to call the .tte,,o, or
STRANGERS and the citizens OF Washing ton to . var
superior article of Holland in which he Introanoa,
to the American public under the name of WoITs,s
Soheldam Aromatic Schnapps.
This Gin Is manufactured by the proprietor ex ala,
siveiy at his Dlstillery in Schiedam Holland II a,
msoe from the best Barley that can be procured IN
Europe, at any cost, and favored and medic.,ad
NOT oy the common harsh berry, but by the H.,
enoice botanical variety OF the Aromatic Italian In
uper berry, whose more various extract In dis,,II
eo aad rectihed with Its Spirituous solvent and thn
becomes concentrated tncture Of exQuisite fla,
vors and aroma, altogether transeendins an AZ, 90,
diai and Medicinal properties any alcoholic bevs,...
heretofore known.
The proprietor has submitted NJ tn na..l a.,
whole Medical Faculty OF the United St.te. 80
has received answers from about four thon.s.s
Physicians and Chemists, who endorse !, oy.. ,I'1
signatures as most desirable addition 10 ,hs A..
terra Medica. '"e "a-
Persons who purchase should he careful N ,., a..
genuine article, as the whole countr, !, $780, -.
counterfets and limitations WIN
Put up In quart and pint bottles. in
dozen each, and for sale By all the rsspsot.,.
gists and Grooers in the United Slater
UDOLPHO WOLFE.
sole Importer and Manufsoturer
IA, % Depot, No. q Beaver street, New Yo,.
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Proceedings Of Ts- day.

In THE SENATE, to-day, Mr.. Wilson presented
the memorial OF Z. r, Livingston, Of ksss., to
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MELODEON,
IVl PA. AVENUE, MAR TENTH STREET.
J. w. LANDIs' celebrated URLEsQUE
OPERA TROUPE,
COMPRISING TWELVE STAR PERFoRNKRs,
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK,
NEW SONGS,
NEW SAYINGS,
NEW BURLBsQUEs.
NEW DANCES.
LAUGHABLE COMIC PANTOMINES.
Change OF Programme nightly.
admission Is cents. Orchestra seats are reserved
10. aides ara gentlemen accompany ina them.
Doors open at Ga commence at ~.
Jan ~ LEE MALLORY, Business Aren't.
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OIREE DANs NTE.

- OIL r DAN TIE.
PROF. n. w. MuNDER takes great pleasure in
Announcing TO hts friends, patrons and the "a
public, that his Sixth SolIee will take place at 81
his Hall. corner 9Th and ID streets, on WE'D ~
NESDAi EVENING, Feb. Sd, 1883, at stasAA
O'Clock prec sely.
The Lanceis, Folk. and other Qusdrles will be
introduced IN he course OF the evening. All those
tho have never the Inal Isncer's Quadrille
should not fail TO avail themselves Of this oppOrtu
nIy. ian 81 eotd
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TIE WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time Of observation is about O'Clock a. IN
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WANTED.-A YOUNG MAN, between IS and
q ears OF age Of good business Al If Cations
who can produce unex cepi IonabIe References Al
dIess staiihR name, age residence, former emplOX-
Advertiser. 10y "a n o..
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S ss,s a. AND FANCY NOTIONS. cheap g,
~hSS LAhMoND's. TN street.
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ANrEu-Rys res ectAble young English Pro-
teslaht WOMAN, situation as |. faut's
Nurse, or as seaInstiess and wait on Iad, l.
wlllng 10 travel TO any part required. Please call
fe l-df pnnnrnS
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DALI FOR THE BENEFIT or THE OR
PHAN BONS

ID PHAN BOYS
The public are respectfully informed that e3
there will be Ball given at the Washington ~
Assemb Rooms on THURSDAY ENEN-~
ING, February 4th, the proceeds Of " Inch arels-z4
TO be presented To 81. JOseph's Male Orphan Asy-
lum.
Professor Esputs's celebrated hand Of music has
been engaged fer the occasion.
COufeci ion, N and refres hmenfs furnished by
Of the most eN perienced caterers Of the city.
An efficient police has been engaged, aud the very
hest order will he preserved.
Tickets s. To he had Of the managers and st the
principal book and music stores.
= Positively no tickets will be sold at the door.
MdHagsrs.
James q. Berrett, Francis Mohun,
William It. Dove, John e.. Fitzpatrick,
John r. COyle, Thomas ] Fisher,
Walter tenox, Joseph r. Brown,
James =. Halliday, John r. Ellis,
Richard III. Clark, X. N. I.sskey,
Hudson Taylor, William n. Ward.
ian .6-dtb
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Posr OFFICE APPoINrMENr.-Josep Weeks,
of Cincinnati, Ohio: has been appointed by the
Post Office Department as express route Agen',
from New York city to Cincinnati, Ohio, in
place of Thomas Snyder, resigned. The salary
is 81 900 per annum.
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FROM THE WEST.
Cumberland Md......... cloudy, cool.
Wheeling, Va............ cloudy, cool.
Barometer at the Smithsonian, at a. m, (cor-
rected for temperature, 29,559.
Thermometer on the Smithsonian tower, min
imum last night $40; near the ground, 35'
Yesterdays rain, AN hundredths Of an inch.
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EMPLOY MEkT-S5Ia month and al ex pen,es
- paId. An AGENT is WANTED ian every toxn
and county IA the United Ststss, 10 engage an a re-
spectacle and easy business, Nv which the abova
profits mar be certsInly made. For Iul psrticnI.rs
address q. MUNNETr il co, corner of Rrocno
tsge stamp. ian 80 So
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SCHOOLS-The monthly meet
u3 ing Of the 4, ustees If Pubic schools will he
held on WEDNESDAY. February Sd, at "a O'cl'k
p. IN.
feb q RO. RICKETTS, SecIetar,.