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THE FOURTH WARD COPE MEETING. Mr.
7" m r Wood asks us to say that, In his re-
marks az the Assembly room upon the free negro
population, he did not design to place all Of
this class in the same category OF worthlessness
as many of them are known to be quiet, indus
trious people. What he said was, In substance
that the District was general resort or refuge
for the free aud runaway negroes and their pro-
geny from the neighboring States; that b wing
no means Of instruction here, they were gene
rally rfared in vice and infamy; and that great
portion of the time Of our courts were consumed
In trying this class Of vagabonds; and that instead
of using the militia tax to keep up useless mil
itary organization, that il would he better to use
that fund To send that class when convicted of
crime, to iberia or some other Colony; further
that he did not believe a single member OF
Congress north of Mason and 'Dixon's line would
object to a section in the new Code that would
so rid the District Of such worthless class of
vagabOnds. .-. f.-. 4--r-
The WASHINGTON THEATRE CITY play-goers
ale on the qui rice foI the advent of Miss Heron
and our polite friend who sits at the receipt Of
customs at that establishment is certain to have
busy time of 1t tonight Miss Heron makes
her hrst apprenticeship can possibly stay but
SIX nights, by the way-in her adaptation of
" camille from the French Of Alexander Du-
mas, jr. Ii is cast follows: Camille Miss
Matilda Heron; Armand Duval, Mr. j B. Howe :
Monsieur Duval. (hs father. J Mr. Whiting Gas
ton kieux, Mr.. b Dawson Count de Varville,
WI. u DdhSsj oustdve Mr. T.. Howard Mes
senger, Mr. Newton; Arthur, Mr. J. Whiting ;
Madame Prudence, Mrs. p. Grattan; Nichette,
MIS- f. Warden; Nanine, Mrs. stoneall; Olym-
pc, Mrs. Howe. 1870 ~ r.
The new drop curtain, painted by Guessing,
representing g Youth, ;" from Coles s oysge of
Life" will be unrolled to- night
"LAIING THEIR OWN Es0s ''-Edifor of the
Star: notice, by a paragraph in The States Of
this evening, that the Clerks in the several De-
partments are recommended to LAY their own
eggs" and .'raise their own poultry" &c. Lest
there should be any doubt about the matter,
allew me to present you the parag raph entire 1t
is as follows:
"lf the Department Clerks would consult the T
own true interests, they would seek a home i'm
the country, and employ their now idle hours In
cultivatin. the SOIL raising their own vegeta bes,
laying their osrn eggs, producing their own poul.
try, and sitting under their vine and hv tree ),
Can you inform me wharf sort of .spggsn the
clerks will be likely to claw and what kind OF
poultry they will produce when s'hatc he'd 80
Such information will greatly oblige
Your obedient servant, { KLorz.
Cor of 9Th and ID streets.
Washington, Feb 5, 1853.
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MARRIED.

On the l4th instant, at st. Mathews Church, BY
the New Father WalrOn, CHRlSTOPHER G..
CALLAN, Esq, ef GeorgetOwn, u. C., to Miss
SUSANNA J: Al HOI. MEA ID, oldest dauy liter OF
the late w IN. Homcad Esq, of" Pleasant Plans"
Washing ton county, ID T..
Rockville. Md, and Cincinnati, OHIO, papers
please COPY
Ia PhIIadeIphla, by the Rev. George A. Durbor-
To Miss MARGARET HARDY, Of Philade phia.
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BY A. GREEN, AuctIOneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI
IL 1URE AT AUCIIoN.-On WEDNESDAY, the
nth instant shall sell at ten o'clock a. nl at the
residence OF M NJ. Hitchcock, Esq, No. AS 9Th
street, between and o. opposite the west front of
Patent Office, an excellent ass0rtn ent Of Furnitura
viz:
Mahogany SOFA, rarlor and rocking c. airs,
Do. marble-tOp side Table, gilt frame MIR
rOr,
Do. walnut card extension. dining, and other
tables,
Dressing and other Bureaus, Window Curtains,
China, Glass and Crockery Ware, .
parlOr, Chamber and STAR Carpets,
Large hall and stair Oicloth and Mating.
Al.O, gOo1 lot of Kitchen Requisites
Terms: Under $25 cash; over S25 a credit of go
and 80 day Tor notes satisfactorily endorsed, bear
ing interest. =
fe lid A. GREEN. Anct
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swear; GUd help ME keep the oa;h,
Now, hence forth and forever, -
No more shall the accursed draught
No, new shall the n M lining bowl
No more the deadly serpent's fold ...
Around my soul entwine. .....
Attestlng angel now record
And, as forfeit this my word, ..
May thus forfeit heaven.
Tie above Is the pledge of Temperance ,ci-
ETY., now organizing In Georgetown.
LARCENY -Rob't Richardson and Sonny Jack
son. eolored, were arrested Saturday by Officer
B L Watson, the former for the larceny Of GER
tain harness belonging to Mr.. Hayes, and the lat.
ter as participant, ard also ste aling revolving
pistol. The officers have been trying to lay their
hands on Jackson for several weeks, he being
accused of other equally criminal Offences but
be managed to dodge them until arrested by
Watson. They were taken before Justice VIII
lams, and committed to Jail for a further hear
ing.
THE CHARITABLE will find a case Of suffering
Of an urgent character in the case of a poor
woman, Il total stranger in this city, who with
family of five small children is left entirely des
titute. Those disposed to give her work or
other means of feeding her helpless family will
find her at the house of James M,hony 62a Mas
sachnsetts avenue, between North Capitol and
rlrst Streets. t"
yesterday morning for New York. in charge of
Sergeant Samuel F. Reynolds, consisting of k,vo
Sergeants, three COrporals, and ten privates A
part of the Marine Guard Of the u 3 steamer
Niagara which Is to sail on or about the first of
March, for England, to assist in laying down the
much-taiked-of Atlantic cable
WE CALL att ention to the advertisement Of the
closing sales OF the superb stock OF silk dress
goods from New York, now to be seen at Hooe
Brother Co.'S rooms. These goods, which
are of the freshet and choicest description will
positively be Withdrawn on Saturday next
BEAR IN MIND the Friendship Lodge Levee
at Odd Fellows Hall, tonight where there will
he good speaking, good music, and a good dance
at the end of all we rather guess. See their pro-
gramme.
TO NIGHT the ball of the Washing ton q uad-
Tille Association at '.Phiiharmonic Hail.
WATCH RETURNs, 13th.--Wm. EveTbart Md
drunk and disorderly; fine and costs, "A Jno
McNeal, Ireland, do; S3.44. James O'Donald
Ireland; do. do.
1ith.-James Quill, Ireland, riotous and disor-
derry conduct; fine and costs, sc "A, and security
for court Henry Gather, ID. c., do do and
security for court. John ". Donaldson, ID. c.;
drunk and disordery fine and costs, 80 -. Jo-
shua Evans, alias Augustus Jewell, ID c., do
aud carving pistol; fine and costs, S32 OF
West Lock-up.-Charles Werner, col D. c.,
Charles Stewart, col, ID. c., Frank Wheeler
col, ID. c., Eliza Wheeler, col. ID. c., Charles
Robertson, col ID C., Alice Barker, col; D. c,
all unlawful assembly, each fined &c So John
Woodward. col ID. c., threats, dismissed. w.
II Rooney, col ID. c., drunk in the street; fine
and cost "a SO.
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New York MaHketa.

NEW YoRE, Feb. 15.-Flour quiet; sales 500
bsls State 81 l5asi % Ohio sl.7Oas4 90 South
81 50aS4 S.
Wheat steady. Corn buoyant; holders demand
an advance; white 67a7ac. yellow 66a6sc
Mess pork lOc. dearer. sic 25aS 10 IS: prime
advanced pc sl3. Lard arm; sales unimpor-
tant whisky firm
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WEDDING CAKES very pretty and very cheap; Toe
Cream and Water Ices at $50 per gallon, at the
Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 18th and r sts
jan u I'm JFUssRII
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NIARSHAL'S SALE.-In yIrtue of five wits q

MARsHAL'S SALE,-In virtue of i've wnts OF
lNl ferI facias, on judgement of condemnation,
issued from the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
ofthe District of Columbia for the County of Wash.
ngton, and to me directed shall expose to public
SALE for Casa, in front of the Court House door of
said County. on SATURDAY, the eOth day of el-
ruary. 1853, at % O'Clock m, the following described
property, Ia wit, viz Part Of Lot l. square west
Of square No 4. in the City of Washington, ID. c.,
beginning ~ the southeast corner Of said Lot No. .,
running thence west along the line of street north
II feet, thence north IS feet, thence IL feet,
tenee south IS feet to beginning also the undivided
half part of Lot No. H. In said square. fronting
9th street west GU Feet running hack with that width
with the rear Of said Lot No. 20 feet inches.
purchased by John nj cGa vey OF Messrs. Ennis and
Wcodward; also, the other undivided m1lety Of
Lot No. l IN said square, and that part of Lot No.
l. IN said square. commencing for the same at point
on street north, IL feet west Of the southeast
corner Of said Lot, and running thence on st.eet
vest q feet inches thence northwardly and psIs-
LEI with 9th street IS feet thence With the rear me
Of sa,d Lot eastwsrdy "a feet inches thence
wardiy to beginning, together With al ana upgalA
the improvements thereon. sessd and Levied upon
70 satsiy Judicsis No $50 SIS. SIS, So. end sss, to
January term 1853, in favor Geo. Lowry, Howell
Stribng, Timothy O' Donohue 4 Son, Patrick Lod-
wage and Sssss W b. aoovER, Msr.hs,
jan q dts for the District Of Columbia,
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By A. GREEN, Auotioneer.

HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS, ON 7TH
H BETWEEN land nj STREETS: AT AUCTION
On DNESDAY, the 18th instant, shall sell at
O'Clock p. m, two handsome Building Lots front
Ing 7h ST. west ~ feet inches, and running hack
to wide alley ll6 feet being lots Mo-. IS and IA in
square No. 40, agreeable to ubdivision. TIE whole
contains 81 square feet Zach los will be sold ser
crate. We deem It unnecessary to say any thing
relative to the location of the above descrlDed
I o,sno 20 &c one Oh tne most
sale on It'll street.
Terms: One half cash: balance in six months, the
purchaser or purchasers to give a note for he de
ferred pss ment, bearing interest from the day of
sale. A deed given and q deed of trust taken.
fe n A. GREEN, Aucf,
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SCHEIDAM AROMA ric ScRNApp

10 with great success BY the Medical Fac
nlty In Gravel, Govt. Chronic Rheumatism. Drop
S. Dyspepsia, sluggish Circulation Of the Blood,
Inadequate Assimilation of Food. and exhausted
vital Energy ana a. beverage 1t has no superior
in the world. % t ..- f-.t tt'| -
Put up quart and pint bottles, and for sale by All
the Druggists and Grocsrs IN Washington. - 7
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer and Manufacturer,
Nos. 10, %, and q, Beaver street, New York. ,
dec l2-Sm ta. - sHss.a5th 3. -
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TO-DAY d TOMORROW MORNING
BY WALL Il BARNARD Auct,

by WALL q BARNARD. Aucts.
Corner Of Pennsyfcania artnUs and stA street.
! GOLD an SILVER WATCHES, FINE
JEWELki, &c., at public auction. at store room
VEST ssd to- 3.
continued every evening until the whole stock is
fsll-lw WALL 4 BARNARD, Aucts.
BY BADEN Il LOwNDS. Auotioneers.
No, "a C. Market Space, bstpess 7th and 8fh SIS,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND BUILDING
IL nj LATERAL TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE
Of on
ING, at 10 bel ok, and continue each morning until
Planes of all kinds,
Saws of every description,
ules, Chise.s, Plumbs, Levels,
Srews, Hinges, Locks. Shovels, Hoes.
Hous. keeping Articles,
Fine Table Cutlery,
Pocket Knives. Bowie Knives. Pistols, &c.,Sc
The trade. builders, and persons generally are re-
Terms If sale /: All sums of and under $40. cash !;
the balance H. j. 4. and months. with satisfactory
fe l2-tf BADEN & LOWNDS, Auct.
BY A. GREEN. Auctloneer.
ARGE AND FINE SIDE GLASS CASES.
AYE tS Sspk r..
shall sell. at O'Clock p M, the large store room
Dom BioSer o. the
Shelving and fixtures. They will be sold IN sec
tlnns to suit purchasers.
Terms cash.
fe i2-d A.GREEN Auctloneer
BY WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers
I AKGE STOCK OF FINE IMPORTED III
IL QUoRs, WINES AND CORDIALs. BOURBON, Mo-
NONGAHELA AND OLD RYE WHIsKEY AT PUBLIC
Acknowledging tn unex pected business arrange
ments elsewhere, the Messrs. MOner & Co.. of New
YORK. Will discontinue their agency this CITY, and
VIII, rn TU ESDAS, the 10th instant, at Ia O'Clock
a. H. At the store No 3S7 Pa. av., opposite the Ma
tioBai Hotel, offer their extensive and well
stock at auction. We
Inc and pure French Brandt g. in "a and :. casks
Otard ,Selgnette and other bIands-Bsq uIt trico-
=, chee. l;arcchele projectors,
Also. hne Brandies 10 den1Ohns md bottles,
Superior Old Rye. Nj nOngahela and Bourbon
Whiskey. These very fine,
Als0, hne stock Of pure old Madeira and Port
Wines,
Bordeaux, A nnesette, Msraschino, Curacao No
yau and Perfect Love Cordials,
Red Seal Cabinet, Perror and other choice Cham
payne,
Margaux, MejOc. st. Julien and other Claret Wine,
Also, b. sample, Is eighth casks Rochelle high
hNored Brandy and 50 cases of Claret and Cham
pagnes, IN bond In the Georgetown custom house.
Attention Of d alers and others is called to this
sale OF first Liquors. They will be sold In lots
to suit.
Terms at sac.
tests WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
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BY J. Z. MCGUIRE, Auofnnrer-


Il ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF Oh n
- WINES AND LIQUoRs.-On SATURDAY
MOK ING, FebruaTy 18th, at lOts o'clock, ON the
second moor oil the auction rooms, corner of Icth
ana street. we shall sell, witt out reserve one of
the most desirable stocks of Wines and Liquors
ever offered In this market-many Of them being
purchased al the sale of the private STOCK Of
W mes of the late Judge Glenn and Josiah Lee Of
Baltimore. "
These Liquors will be guaranteed as represent
cd. ana Gentlemen In want Of choice LIQUORS are
respectfully invited to attend he sale.
TataIoGues will be ready on the day of sale.
Terms cash.
eio-d &c. MoGUIRE. A uct.
1LETHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
fe SGT JAS. c. Mcguire. Auct'r.
BY BARNARD& BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
ORPHANS COURT SALE OF FURNI-
~ TURF &c.-On RIDAY MORNING next 10Th
instant at 10 O'clock we viii Sc At the late
Personal fleets as ~
Mahogany slde, Dining, and Centre Tables,
Do. Sofa, Mahogany and Gene stss Chairs
looking glasses, Curtains, Carpets,
Drsstlng and other Bureaus, Wardrobes,
Bsdsteads, Beds, Mattresses. Bedding,
Dining room and Kitchen Furniture
CIockery, Glass, Iron and Tin Ware
Also. SILVER spoons, Forks, Ladies', &c.
Terms cash
fsl5 is BARNARD& BUCKLEY. Auots.
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Destructive Fire.

EAsroN, Pa, Feb. I3-A large are occurred on
"wednesday night at Shimerville. in this North
ampton )county. by which a barn a four-miIl. a
distillery and dwelling house were partially
destroyed The property belonged to Joseph
Lanlay. The loss amounted to 80 ,OOo, on which
there is no insurance.
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Baltimsre Markets

BALTIMORE, February IS Flour closed dull :
Howard street and Ohio 81 .3sai "a; Ohio super
Wheat; red Slal "a; white 81 1sal 20 Receipt,
very light.
Corn frmer-whte Soc; yellsw SIC
Cloverseed dull at g as 25 per bush.
Whisky In good demand and frm al PLATO for
City, and 22a29 Ne. for Ohio.
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Double Murder.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. l5.-Policemen Hohl and
Castillo Were shot by an Irishman while inter
fering to prevent a disturbance in a drinking sa-
loon. on Saturday night Castillo is dead and
Hohl fatally wounded A mob IN reatens to lyncl
the criminal
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AUCTION SALES.
By A. GREEN, Auctiopeer

BY A. OHEEN, Auctloneer.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue OF a deed Of
land records of ashIng county, in the District
of Columbia, in Liber J. A. = No. H. fo,ios ~ et
se ths T se q eSbS ssGSn
February, 1883 at clock p. m front oftte pre-
misses, part Of Lot No. s. IN Square No SIS, b,gin-
ming for the same AT the southwest corner Of said
of Sd street west feet inches the depth Of the lot
thence east Is feet thence south II feet IA inches
the line of street north, thence with the line of
street north Is feet TO the beginning, with the I'M
provements thereon Which cons 1T Of new snd well
built three story Brick Building. This property
situated 1t the OF Sd and streets,
Mr. Dougss and others, and IL In Inost rapidly I'M
proving part of the city.
Terms: 81 30 cash; basnce in !, 2, and years;
the purchaser to give notes for the deferred pay
given and q deed OF trust taken. All convey anoe
AT the cost Of the purchaser.
ply with the Of sale in days after the dag
Of SALE the trustee reserves the right 10 resell the
property, the risk and cost Of the first purchaser
or purchasers, by giving three days notice m the
$500. T.H: GoDDARu4s, s sssI Trustee y.ss'
NARSHAL's sALE.-In virtue ofs vnt offeu
wi facias under the lien sy, from the clerks
ONCE ofthe Circuit Court ofthe District OF Columbus
for the County of Washington, and to me directed,
couT ESa.e 20 doo % Of ssid eounfy. on wEpSEs.
DAY the 24,h of February 1852 az II m, the
following described property to vIt Al defendant's
Frame Houses erected on Lot No, S. in reservation
d. on MARYLAND avenue, between ~ and 9Th sts., In
the City Of washington, d. ca seized and levied
upon ens 10 ssts Judiesls No "a TO oeicSsr term
1851, in favor Of Smith Fowler.
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GEORGETOWN ADvERTIsEMTs

I OST.-On Thursday last, in GEORGETOWN, a
IL wrought GOLD BRACELET, which the
over values much. and for which suitable reward
wit be Civ en- if left at CISS Ellis Drux Store
70
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ST. I.ouIs, Feb. l5.-Messrs. Mclean, sher-
efd, and Marshall, GCvsrnor elect of Kansas,
lave arrived, but bring news
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Lecompten.

NEW YORK. Feb. Is The Philadelphis has
arrived with Havana dates Of the sth
Mr.. Bancroft : address that was TO have been
delivered on Friday night, is published IL takes
strong ground against the Lecomptoa Constitu
ton, and says the policy of enforcing IL is neither
wise, enpedient, nor possible
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Resumption of Business.


PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10 - MessTs wilicor
Rogers Frailey, heavy straw goods house in
this city, resumed business to-day
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Excitement and Vigilance Committee

NEW YORK, Feb. ia deadly assault was
committed by party Of rowdies in storey's sa
loon, or George ii. Simonton, well known citi-
zen OF BROOKLYN. The excitement in BROOKLYN
Is very great. meeting was held last night
and vigilance committee appointed 20 see the
accused tried, and 10 devise means for the pro
lection OF peaceable citizens. A man named
Patrick l.ally has been arrested. Mr. SImonson
has died Of his injuries.
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RIor IN SwAMPOoDLE-Ycsterday afternoon
the police were warned that an extensive riot
was brewing In that part of the Fourth Ward
known a. - Swampoodle'' or the " Happy Hunt
ing Ground {" The Chief Of Police concentrated
a. many Of his force a. possible aud went to that
vicinity, where there was collected a crowd OF
eight hundred TO a thousand persons Of all col
oTs, ages, sexes and descriptions, very much er-
citrd. and apparently ready to enter into a gen
eral light with ali kinds Of WEAPONS The Chief
of Police, Justice Dom, and the Orice Were
kept busy. until after the auxiliary went on dnty
In preventing an anibreak Two Young men
James Quill aud Henry esther who were prom
Iasnt in q he affair and would not be persuaded TO
desist. were arrested by the Chief Of Police and
and Othcer GoTmleY, and taken TO the qua d.
house THIS morning they were each Hnrd *
and costs, and held TO bail In $50 to appear at
the March term Of the CHRinal Court.
bic snow -balIing combat between the Hide MIA
Club'' and the {" Swipers, - and ended, rough
sports sometimes will, in an angry battle
Justice Dom, who was early on the ground,
was most active IN quelling the disturbance.
THE YorISG upon the new Code Is proceeding
quietly and good -humoredly at the d .ferent poll
ing places. Indeed. there is hai d v animation
enough about the contest to give one ''realizing
sense that there is an election going on There
- precious lille lettering about the polls to-day,
the voters are only too anxious TO record their
veal or - nav, and pull foot for home out Of
the " sposh' Of melted snow and mnd The
voting thus FAR IndicPtrs that the Code will lie
rejected.
Tomorrow La SOnnamlnia IL to be perform
in Baltimore, by the great GiIman Opera Troupe
concert be given in this city by Herr Formes and
some Of the leading performers OF the Troupe II
they are not TO appesr here In opera What
says Nc. Ulimsa :. .- 49,.
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The correspondent of the London Times writ
ing from Canton river, under date Of Dec 10th.
says that Yeh has returned an insolent answer to
the ultmatum of the English and French pleni-
petentiares, and that the two forces would, in a
few days, attack Canton. Lord Elgin's deman ID
no more than that the treaty should be carried
out, that Canton should be put upon the same
footing the other treaty ports, its gates open to
commerce, that compensation be given for the
damage to British Merchants and that the occu-
patton of the Island Of Honan be acquiesced In as
a material guarantee until all matters are sell
tied
A letter from Hong Kong says that feh's an
swef to Lord ElQin is couched In sarcastic
vein. He tells Elgin that the question OF the
treatment Of strangers at Canton has oeeo SERTED
by decree Of the Emperor; that Sir George Bon
ham was made bafonet by respecting that de
cree and recommends Lord Elgin 10 follow his
example and that as TO compensation. leh has
made demand on the English Government for
compensation for losses suffered by China
few days before this answer was received,
Mr. Reed the American Commissioner, solicited
an interview within the city. Yeh replied that
he would meet him outside of the CITY, but that
no barbarian should set foot within the limits of
Canton.
The Paris Pays publishes accounts from CO.
chin China, dated Tonquin, November Is. The
persecution Of the Christians continued with un.
paraleled violence The country was also in a
state of the greatest confusion.
....,.. FRANCE ........F
The army OF the line is to be divided iato i've
great commands, confded to Marshals Castei-
lane, Bosquet, PelliSsier, Canrobert, and Vail
liant, and having their headquarters at Paris,
Nancy, Lyons, Toulouse, and Tours: Addfesses
from some Of the regiments 10 the Emperor are
tention. The Zoaves regret that they had no OPP
portunity TO manifest their real in strikin2
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NJ M. RUPPEL.
NORTH side Of Market Space, No. 81, eeI
Bridge and Canal streets, Geors etown,~ ~
announces to els patrons that at hisRS ~ = !.
RESTAURANT may be found at all N&xAt
times the choicest and most ex cellent
assortment of LIQUORS, the freshest
OYSTERS and all kinds Of g AME IN season.
Meals served at all hours and at the usual prices.
Jan 4-Sm
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N. o'clock MATERIALS, such as 0iis,
Piled cheap. fe S-tf