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The NAVY YARD.-in the ordnance and ma
chine shop departments, the workmen are busily
engaged In getting up machinery of all kinds
TOT the purpose OF making Improvements about
the fard. AT the present time, the machine
snop Is being Improved by the addition Of an
inmense turning Lathe, capable of turning an
iron plate thirty feet in diameter II necessary
rms Is most valuable acquisition to the ma
chinery OF the Yard. In this department, Just
now, great deaf Of work is also being done, In
move new s,s'onad for the gss
Deii buoys are now nearly finished. They are
designed for the most dangerous portions Of the
American coast, where other marine beacons are,
shoals a. 4 quick sands.
In the Iron Foundry, on last Friday, was cast
an immense cylinder, portion Of the proposed
Hydrostatic Machine for the new Marine Rail-
way. This cylinder is twenty two feet in length,
with bore Of twenty inches in the clear, and
weighs seven tons. The Marine Railway, when
finished, will be vast addition to the facilities
OF the Navy Department in this Yard.
THE Toll GATE CAsKs.-For some time past
there has existed Misunderstanding between
the Rockville Turnpike Road Company and trav-
elers upon the road the latter claiming that they
would pay no toll on account Of the defective
condition of the road
This state Of things has resulted in a riot at
the Seventh street toll gate, and assaults have
been committed upon the toll gatherer and sew
efdi w no were called to his assistance. Warrants
were served upon Messrs John T Davies, Thos
Davies, Henry Cuttings and James Barnes, by
county ohcers Martin and PiggOtt, and they yes
terday appeared before Justice Murphy for trial ,
and were held to bail for their appe arance at the
March term Of the Criminal Court Numerous
civil suits are pending relative to the road, and
the rights OF the company and travellers.
Court OF CLAINs.-Yesterday, Hon. p. Phil
lips opened the argument for the claimant in the
case of Henry w Morris. Mr.. Mcpherson replied
Tor the United States. Mr.. Phillips closed the
argument, and the case was submitted.
Adjourned.
WE CALL ATTENTION to the advertisement of
the reading tonight by Prof. Churchill Of his
fine new play.
THERE will be plenty Of ice after all to cool
the parched tongue next summer, and there will
be plenty Of good literature in Washington as
Philbrick's Gift Book Store continues TO exist
here. Call at 476 Pennsylvania avenue and have
ocular evidence Of this fact Rich presents are
Sill given away as usual 1t.
WATCH RETURNs.-Mary Michigan, Ireland,
vagrant; fine and costs s2.4i workhouse 90 days
VIM. Ewing, Pa, disorderly conduct; fine and
costs s. "a. Michael Cure, Ireland. drunk and
disorderly; foe and costs SO 81. John Sui
livan, Ireland, drunk fine and costs So O4, work.
house ~ days. Twenty lodgers-non-res residents
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DIED.,

DIED,
On the 18th instant, CESAR A. CAN'T, in the
18th year of his age
. His friends are requested to attend his funeral on
To morrow Sunday NJ Ornng, at 10 O'Clock, from
ms late residence, q. 2F "A street.
baltimore Sun please cOpyD
On the Esd instant, ALBERT LAURENCE, IN
FAINT son of A. NJ and Robert r. Py well, ed sever
months.
Farewell, Albert, thou hast left u.s.
We thy loss most deeply feel;
tbs God that hath bereft us,
He can all our sorrow heal.
At the residence of her brother in law, Dennis
Cullen. MARY ELLEN DAVIS, in the 26th year
OF her age, native of Charles county, Md but for
the last six years q resident of this CITY, May she
rest IN pence. Amen.
Port Tobacco Times and Baltimore Sun please
cOpy.)
On the 18th instant. of measels, HARVEY ROB-
EXITS, son Of John VI. and Eliza Glover az ed nine
months and four weeks.
The lends Of the family are invited Ia attend this
funeral from the residence of his parents 537 18th
street, at p, n. on Sunday.
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. s7.-Cotton unchanged
Sales yeste dav 500 bales. Sales for the wee r
q 600 bales. Receipts same time Sc 500 tales
Stock at this port 81 ,5UO-being a decrease OF
IL 500 bales from last vea . amount AZ same date
Dec Use at al Southsrn ports aI3 500 bales
freigh hts to Liverpool easier. Sterling exchange
l07al0S.
MOBILE, Feb 27.-Cotton-Sales for the week
900 bales; rect ipts for the week . SOO against
Ii 90 last year. Receipts az this port less than
last years, up TO date, Sc 500; stock In port 1884,
CHARLEsToN, Feb. 27-Cotton unchanged !:
sales to-day, 800 bales
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Financial

NEW YoRE, Feb. 81 -Stoc rs are higher eener-
ally; Chicago and Rock Island 79x; Cumberls and
Coal Co 81; Illinois Cent shares O. X; do bond :
a5 Lacrosse and Milwaukee I0k; Michigan
Southern 2sH; New York Central %. ReadIr &
63; Milwaukee and Miss. 30; Canton Co -
Virginia 6's ON; Missouri 6's, s36.
Sterling exchange dull and nominal
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New York N1aIkets

NEW YoRK, Feb. 20 Flour is dull; sales of
6 500 bbs; State Sc. lower, 81 OOaS4 30; Ohio Sc
dearer, 81 Sass 90; Southern 81 70a4 go
w heat continues very frm and prices nominal
Corn continues dull white 66e .a7Oc-; yellow
Coo .a6s &c.
Pork is dropping; mess at sic .Oale 50. Lard
declined; key 9ka9ac.
Whiskey firm; Ohio 22Ec
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BosroS, Feb. 25.-At Clinton, Mass mr..
morning, man aged 20 yea =, q widow woman
aged %, and a child (all Irish) Were burned m
death ia a wooden tenement in which they liyed
We have not learned their names
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The 50. Loui. C.,..,,.nh.

: TO-, LIocis, Feb 27-The examination of Chs.
racine Hotel, occupied nearly the whole 90 -
.eIoay out nothing was ELECTED TO ,ub,t,ut,, ,r
the charge against him. The invextipat, ,.iiI
he continued to-day VIII
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Rhode Island Poiittcs.

Providence, Feb. 25.-The Democratic S,s;,
Convention met to-day, and adjourned I'LL tn,
18th OF March, without making any nomination
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 27-Flour 1. quiet; Howard
street 81 50, Ohio, 81 SO; City is offered at 81 81
cash, and 81 50 time
Wheat steady at 81 G2as1 05 for red and 81 US
as 80 for ord mary to fair white
Corn Is a shade lowe; white Sc, yellew SIC
Whisky dull and lower; City 81; Ohio 22a22 X
Provisions are fat. Bacon is offered at * Tor
shoulders and 4 for sides Mess Pork, SO rs
Lard gkagA
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DRs. HUNTER i WILLIAMS.

DIS. HUNTER 4 WILLIAMS,
Physicians for Diseases of Throat and Lungs,
50 North Charles street, Baltimore.
DIR. Hunter or Williams will visit Washington on
the 18th and 18th OF each month. The next visit will
be on Monday, March LIST,
Ofic- $50 Penns, lvan.a avenue, over Mrs. Voss's
Jewery Store. Re q 81
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

February IL, 1853.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals
will be received at this Office until the fifteenth day
OF March proxlmO for the issue Ofany portion, or
the whole, of five millions of dollars in treasury
notes 10 exchange for gold coin of the United States
deposited with the treasurer of the United States,
the treasurer of the Mint at Philadelphia the treas
of the branch mint at New Orleans, or the as
sIstant treasurers at Boston, New York. Charles
ton. or st LOUIS within ten days from the acce pt-
of such proposals, under the authority of the
act of Congress entitled AN act to authorize the
issue of treasury notes." approved the 2ad Deoem-
Der, 1857.
The treasury notes will be issued upon the receipt
here of certificates with those officers to
the credit of the treasurer of the ULited States.
They will be made payable to the order of such bid
der or bidders shall agree to make such change
at the lowest rate of interest," not exceeding per
centum per annum and will carry such rate from the
date of the certificate of suoh dsposite.
The proposals must state the rate ofinterest with
out condition and without reference to other bids,
and contain other fractional than one fourth
one hall or three fOurths Of one per oentum. Five
per cenum of thu amount proposed to be chang ed
must be deposited with one of the treasury officers
above enumerated, whose certificate of such depOst
must accompany each proposal, security for its
fulhlment Ii the proposal 10 not accepted, lmme
date directions will be given to return such depos
lite. Should the proposals be variant from the pro.
VISIONS of the aot of Congress- Of this notice, they
will not be considered.
All proposals under this notice must be sealed and
Inscribed on the outside proposals for Treasury
Notes." They will be opened at this department at
II O'Clock H., on the said fifteenth day of March.
HOWELL COBB.
10 Secretary of Treasury.
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The Canadia. P.r,,,-.,,

TORONTO, Feb 25-Tbe nev p,r,,,rr>,, 49,.
to-day. There was full Attendance OF memhers
solicitor General Smith, ministerialist. was elec
ted Speaker by large majority.
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Later fem CaIiferpia.

NKw YoRH, Feb 27.-The L. 8 mail steam.
snip Moses Taylor has been signalled from San
ay HOOK aud will probably be up too late for
the evening papers Of The south
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ITO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.
woLFK's ScHEIDAN AROMATIC ScHsApps,

The proprietor bess leave TO call the attention Of
strangers and the citizens Of Washing ton TO vsTy
superior article of Holland Gin. which ne introduced
to the American public under the name Of wofe's
Scheidam Aromatic Schnapps.
This Gin 10 manufactured by the proprietor excu-
sively at his DstIlery in Schedam, Holland. Ii 10
made from the best Barley that can be procured IN
Europe, at any cost, and favored and medicated,
not by the common harsh berry, but by the most
choice botanical variety OF the Aromatic Italian Ju-
nIper Berry, whose more various extract 10 distIii-
ed and recthed with Its spintuous solvent and thus
becomes q concentrated tIncture of exquisite ma
vors and aroma, altogether transoending It's Cor
dial and Medicinal properties any alcoholic beverage
heretofore known.
The proprietor has submitted n to nearly the
whole Medical Faculty Of the United States, ana
has received answers from about four thousand
PLY solans and Chemists. who endorse 10 their
signatures a most desirable addition TO the Ma
terra Medica.
Persons who purchase should be careful TO get the
genuine article, as the whole country flooded with
counterfeIts and limitations.
Put up IN quart and pint bottles, IN GASES of ons
dozen each, and for sale bysl the respectable Drug-
gists and Grooers in the United States.
UDOLPHO WOLFE.
Sole Importer and Manufacturer.
Depot, No. p Beaver street, New YORK.
dec l2-Sm
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fe 70

TN THE AMBROTYPES
i AIKEN at nv Gallery said to be the best
taken in the CITY. They are true kenesses and are
cheaper than any take In tho etT. have hne lot
OF ne ~ sly cases.
LIKENESSES leither Daguerreotypss or Am
brotyp es) COPIED.
MINIATURES taken and set IN Breastpns,
Locke ., &c, BY ROBERT SANDS,
e. l9-y Pc. ave.. bet, 8th and 9Th sits,
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CHARLRsToN, Feb. S-Gov. Perry, Of lorid =
has issued a call for tue enlistment OF more vol
unteers, to serve in the Billy BowIegs war.
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The Expected Steamer.
Billy Bowless Again

HALIFAX, Feb. %, 10 p. MP to this hour
we have bad no tidings ofthe expected steamer
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Non.ArrivaI Of the America.
Southern Markets.

HALIFAX, Feb. %, . a. m.-Tbere are no signs
OF the America, now fully due from Liverpool
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Reopenips Of the slave rr.A.-

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 3.-The Delta s<ser,,
tnat the south has already opened the Africa
save . trade, and that a regular depot for MIssi,
sIpPl mas been established on Pearl river whore
T goes have already been received and sold
-. ' ssis generally use the French Gag be-
cause BRITISH cruisers will not trouble IN
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AUCTION SALES.

BY WALL L BARNARD, Auotloneers.
&c:-0n TiHs6AYh MoRNiNG, the h ss % Of
March at ten S.c3ct in front Of our store, We will
Do. crushed and powder ed do.
Boxes adsmsntine and mould Candles a'''
ri Do; brown: osem nj aud toilet Soap.
Large lot OF Chewing Tobacco,
s. 700 Cigars, different brands,
MaccarOli, Sardines. Rock Candy,
l,O barrels No. Herring, kits Mackerel,
ootaves Cmclnnati and other Br .ndies,
Cases fine Clarst Vines and other bottled Liquors,
30 boxes Oranges, Lemons,
With other goods, al to Be sold without reserve
By J. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
500 ssAsns WfsalMSTo issr An
NOON, March I'd. at O'Clock. at the auction rooms
iaO shares Washington and G Georgetown Firemen's
insurance Company Stock.
fs I'D J.c. MCGUIRE. Aucts.
ByJ.C. Moo UIRE. Auctloneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF SPLENDI
SR Rsfo G IT T.
Auction Rooms, shall sell, without reserve, the
following folio costly and beautiful articles:
lofty eight small brllliants set on the body with
ruby eyes, cost $3.50 NO
leaf b eastpin so OO
one contaiplng five brlllisnts 80 on
One large Cluster Brilliant Finger Ring $50 OO
One large single Diamond Ring $50 vi
One Cluster Diamond Ring 1870 OC
One Scarf Pin, eag and pearl 50 OO
aIss co Sef
London $50 M
One Oold Curb Cham Is NC
- lney may De examined until the hour of sale, at
III. u. HOOD Jewelry Store, No. SSs Pennsylva-
nla avenue, near 9th st. Terms cash.
BY order of the Trustee.
fe2 70 J. G. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer.
WILL BE ADDED. and sold without reserve
l superior double barrel English FOwling Piece in
mahogany case nearly new and cost SlOO.
i splendid gold Hunting case Watch, made by Da.
vld lOr, London, ana cost SI4O,
good second hand Gold Watches,
heavy gold Fob Chains.
1t JAS. G. MCGUIRE. Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
A. IN HOPpnW MOP ~

by WALL q BARNARD. Auctioneers.
(TTGD AND SILVER WATCHER, CHAINS
nav EVENi &c. AT ACCrIoN.-On SATCR-
o,clocL n, NV, 18th instant, commencing at
nna Non. Sr,te no. 81 nh street. under the Ave
40. as follows: 'arse spcck OF 9eweiry'
.!o,d HH GE W and open ca.ed Watches
Gold Breastplns, EARRINGS
SS,a SCI. n lance, jet, Mosaic, ard Gold Stone
seals. Keys, Goid Pencils. Gold Pens, Silver Pan,
I.ockets, Card Cases, Portemonales en'
With great stock not here mentioned
The ladies' are respectfully invited to attend
Terms cash.
70 S-2t WALL BARNARD, Auct..
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N No. 1851
lNOTICE OF Thr. pUSiPONEMENT OF
PUBLIC SALES in MINNESOTA, ORDER
5S7.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the public sales ofhe
vacant public ands within the tie for the
hall breeds mix ed bOOds of the Dacotah or Sioux
nation of !ndais. ordered by proclamation No. ss7,
dated september L. 1857 to be held at the land office
at Farbault and Henderson, in the Territory Min
nesota, on the list and 9th March next have been
Of August and 9th September next. prior to which
dates the sales will ain advertised according to
law. THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
FHnRuARy IN lp5e e. n div
DELLISSIER PORTMANTEAUS.
A Nsw Article Of Gems Had Bag.
This splendid article is the ne plHS Hltra OF
Traveli Equipments.
Gents will please Gull ard examine this new and
convenient style of Travelling Bag.
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
so Pa. avenue, bet 9Th Aid 10th streets,
e6-eolm (States& Intel.
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9 WOLFE'S
SCHEIDAM AROM ATIC maps
is prescribed with great by the edica Fac
ulty in Gravel, Gout, Chronic Rheumatism, Drop
sy, Dyspepsia, Sluggish Circulation of the Blood,
inadeQ uate Assimilation of Food, and exhausted
Vital Energy and az a beverage 1t has no superior
in the world.
Put up quart and pint bottles, and for sale by all
the Druggists and GrOcers IN Washington.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer and Manufacturer,
Nos. IL. -. and u, Beaver street, New York.
dac
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MARI RED,

MARRIED.
On the 2lst instant, by the Rev. Mr. Ball, IA.
+: WAUGH to Miss SARAH v. MoKEIDEN
all of this city.
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CLOCKS tCLOCKS"- Must re
u ceiyed a great assortment OF CLOCKS
from nj TO Sl25. Call and see for yourselves y5|
at J. ROBINSON'S,
$40 Pa. av., opposite Browns' Hotel
o'clock MATERIALS, such as Oils.
Keys. Balls, Cords, &C., for sale,-the trace sup,
Piled cheap. ie 5-n
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nor SAIE.-A fifteen horse power ENGINf
II and BOILER will be sold low s1d on scc9n u
dating terms. Apply 20 ALEN'R: kuInEn
FORD, Marble and Brown stone hdo' os'seeH
Isl and l31s streets, Penn. avenue
fe Is StAw2v
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TITS OF NO USE, IT CANNOT BE BEAT.
LEWIS OLD WRECK WHISKY. Of 1877,
challenges the wOrd-ta big word but too true q
to he a jOkeSjudges from all parts say A u
little left Also, can be found al his store, ~
choice lot Of other Whisk!es, Wines Braudles
RUNS. Old Julup, WormwOrd Cordials, fine
Groceries, Teas, English, Scotch Ale, and Brown
Stout, wholesale and retail.
JONAS p. LEVY,
No. 554 18th and b streets north,
fe lS-f near the Canal.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
A Steam Pre,eIl,, A.h,,.

SHAHlIsroN, Feb R-r,.
~. au1, Japan eager, from New yort ~ ,h,.
For, ven, sshe'e twenty miles soptb ~ RodS.
Ists.t ~ s, ana Is high up the beach Tb.
become total wreck. The ,,e.,ns. rplo4eoiy
len here Yesterday for Baltimore. and vii ,sn
der any assistance the unfortunate v Sc, ,u 10
quire. wreeking schooner also goes dow
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l HE sub.oTber having = made e sddition. to hi.
Eas sss MAKING Il now one 81 the
RRffa RGEs saSs GH fnSs e
and from his long IN the bus
ness, ne hopes to give general satisfsc tion.
Al kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept Cd
An REPAIRS neatly done, aud all orders prompt
9SWeE Sr ne"
d le-H corner of I4th and = SITS.
BOARDING a AHP PAX PAINS SCHOOL FOR
At the corner of 9Th and l. Streets,
MRS. VIM. KEsr;EsSS DAUGHTERS
Circulars, terms, and all yecessery information
gwen I'VE. i, on a. application to Mrs. w m. Kesley.
SU1pIEEiksI9s,Rs MEIpIcATEp GIY:-Just re
dial Gin and lnVisoratlnE cGIdIS and for sale BY
No. 554 18th street, corner of Street north. Gro.
cer'es and Liquor Store. daft
riMPORTANT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
0 I 3 1 4 3 :
MtSSRS. HOOE, BRO, &CO..
the Ladies of Washington. that IN res ponse to the
urgent ard earnest solicitations of large number
of their customers, they have succeeded in efiectnE
an arrangement with the owners of the Splendid
SILKS AND SILK DRESS FABRIcs,
~ from New York,
by which this Unequalled assortment
of
CHOICE AND DESIRABLE NOVELTIES
wlI remain on sale for
FEW DAYS LONGER.
The Ladies of Wa shington and vicinity will there
fore have anot er but most positively the iastl op
portunIty of selecting from this superb stock of
FlOunced and Aquille Silk Robes,
Black Silk Velvet,
Plain and Figured Black Silks,
De LANES, Cashmeres and Neriuos,
POplins and Vaelcias,
Kid CLOVES,
Grenadlne Robes,
HOOE, BROTHER & Co,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
lie Y between 9Th and 9th sits.
NOTlCE.-A letter mai ed In this city the III h
~ instant. to the address of Lennon Brogden
Baltimore, covering note drawn by oui selves TO our
own order and endorsed at months, 5 h February,
1883 for $8S4 20. payable at the counting Of
Lennon & Brogdrn, Baltimore, ha wing failed 10
reach Its destination, all parties are hereby eau
toned against negotiating said note.
re 2-tf BARBOUR r. SEMMES.
CUITARS.-A large assortment of Martin d
VI Schatze,s celebrated GUITARS have just ar
rived at the Music Depot.
Also. some fine VIO1lNS and FLUTES.
w. u. METZEROTT, cor of nth street
ian . IT and Penn. avenue.
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ROARDlNG AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
- YOUNG LADIES.
At the corner OF 9Th and l. Streets,
MRS. VIM. KESG.EY Il DAUGHTERS
Circulars, terms, and all gecessery information
given on application to Mrs. VIM Kesley
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The OGLE JuEY.-Mr. Editor In your paper
OF yesterday afternoon l observed part of the
names of those gentlemen who were on the Jury
in the case of Benjamin Oge for murder, and as
there seems to be considerable int rest manifest
ed as To the result, think il but an act of jus
tlce To those gentlemen that the correct vote in
regard to the conviction Of the prisoner for muir
der and manslaughter should be given to the
public The vote stood follows:
For MnTder-Messrs. Henry Crandrl, Jas w
Coombs, George Burns, George w Uttermehle
Robert Cohen, William II Baum and Lewis
Wight.
For MansIaug hter-Messrs. Richard Butt, Jno.
LanIie. Richard Abbott, Henry A. Clark and
- Milstead. CITIZEN
ODD F FELLOWS Hall The Burlesque Troupe
give their last entertainment this evening, and
present rare combination OF novelties For the
humorous qualification of their patrons, Mr.
WARDEN will give his admirabl b uffo song, and
delineate the extraordinary character Of Meg
Nerriles, ia imitation of Miss Cushman, which
! most capital impersOnation The Railroad
Explosion will close the entertainments of this
excellent company.
TALL RUNNING The citizens Of the southe, n
part OF the Seventh Ward having complained Of
tue noise made by numerous young men who as
semble In that vicinity and In their sports dis
tu' 70 The peace aud violate the law, the police
maoe descent upon them last night but after a
warm chas-, In which the Young men proved to
he The fastest, they escaped
RIOr.-Last nigh hit hummer OF persons handed
together, attacked tie restaurant kept by James
Bean, Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard. and nv a
shower OF stones ana other missiles smashed
one Of his windows. The damage, we are in.
formed, was not very great, but the violation Of
law was outrageous.
APPOINTMENT Alfred Ray, Esq, has been
appointed Justice Of the Peace for tbis c,tv
and, In addition to those we named yesterd,v
was conf med by the senate and has received
bis commission.
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SUPERIOR IMPLICATED GIN.-Just re
~ ceIved, ~ cases OF the celebrated Ondou Cor
dial Gin and lnvigoratlng Cordial and for sale by
JONAS p. LEVY,
ceries and Liquor Store. Iatf
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-A com
L Portable Paror and one or two Bedrooms, for
gentlemen. at No go Pa. avenue, between 9th aud
18th streets. fe s
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REAL EsTArE.-Yest, day, A Green, auction
eer, sold part Of lot No in square 56s with the
Improvements, for ~, $50, to DIR. r. = Walsh
Also, part OF lot =, In 80 iafe TO VI
Green.
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&SySss'sS g.
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Europe,

HALIFAX, n. S. Jan, l0.-The Mail steamer
America has arrived with Liverpool dates OF
ID inst.
The Liverpool cotton market had an ad-
vancing tendency, and all qualities were
slightly dearer since the sailing Of the North
America.
Breadstuffs were steady. Provisions quiet.
Consols were quoted 94t for money, and
94s for account.
Sales Of cotton for four days were 10000
bales, and the advance was called I'd per II.
The money market was slightly easier at
las per cent.
There is a growing ease in the British mo-
ney market, but the Bank Of Eng land made
no change in rates. The holidays checked
business.
The loss of the rebels in Lucknow is eStl-
mated at seven thousand.
1t vas expected that Canton would be in
vested by the lst Of December.
NJ. Blended is appointed Belgian Minister
to Washington.