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ELASTIC FIRE AND WATER-PR rlfFs
EEMEN-H R0rEl ~

i. G. e,R7rR p @. a'Eav. W. g. WusFOEB
CARTER, m,KAE 4 CO.,
WHOLESALE uECCEgsf
AUCTION AND COMMISSION, RECEIVING AND FOE-
WARDING MERCHANTS,
Dealers i'm Fine Bramdies, Wines
and Domestic Liquors,
NO. D PUBLEC SQUIRE, HaSHFLLLE, ivy
FINE TOBACCO
TF have been appointed Sole Agents Of Nahy for q
NJ sale o. james Thomas Jr lao1, A. Ceiebrail
Manufactured robacrc-
JEWET, OF OPHIR- Ruby TWIST. CIEBON- NECTA 3
LEAF. BUTTER or SPONGE cAKE4
which We viii sch a. Manufactured prices for C1sH-
fsbIs CARTER, MKAT & co.
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GTpCcnbeFg ChiIdrCn's Pausss

DHFIDE1ND MOTTO E.-Ihe hoard of Dirs,5ors nave
ordered dividend Of Eve per cent. for past six months TO
6 "a SochOlds Of the Nashville Light COMPANY a-
de 10Th inst. :. II. hENDBICK- Secretary.
July Sim
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TTSUTR, WWEELES & co.,

Ts-VOfsslIs 10 1lIl'77'' 177
COTTON, Tobacco. Storage, General commission ans
Produce Merchants Corner Broad and Market sereets ASH
ve Tennessee will particular attention % sil
mt o o them. IulEo-u'
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COLLINS, zALOCIGENE.-Just received a supply
4 this vuua e preparation tor me hair Tor sale ny
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o J. WOOD & co, ProrIi,t0rs 3I2 broadway, New YORK,
gn the great n Y. Wire Railing Ls1ls nen-) and ia Market
street ST. Louis, No. Aul sold by -dDrussists.
uay5-! & y;m--insds.
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J. II. cur X,

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EsrOadWaV mOMse.

AENLUHlN
TCLLAHOEA, TEEEESSEE.
10 p SMITH PEorsrrroR.
EAVING taken charge Of sabeTe Ho.e wiz eHsor 70
pIelse an who may favor with call OF uy friends
and the citizens Nashville and Davidson county would s0
cit patronage. Ny table viii az al times BE- provided with the
est the country affords and every VIII be taken please a
There is good Livery Stable contiguous 70 t- house. ana 5
FayeteviIe Mulberry and Lyn@bur Nail and Passenger coach
leaves this Hotel Monday Wednesday and Friday for the
above pisces at o'cl5, D. and returning every Tuesday
THURSDAY Saturday II oclocs rahus CONNECTIONS
with the Nashville Chattanooga, and NcNInTe and Nan
chester Mail Trains.
Tr1fa5r1pa. AUGUST "a. 1857.
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CIaiborne machine MOFks.

Claiborne machime w OFkS.
IRON FOUNDRY.
WUTE have started our new and extensive foundry on
~ the Of the late Nashville Manufacturing Com
p prepared execute heavy and Light WORK OF any
description. shortest notice. Light Castings to small
amounts, moderate city prices heavy Castings . large
amounts per at Cincinnati prices with add-
lions OF ehe also commenced operations In our new
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam Engines. Sams klourmils Of the most lmpr0Ve1
patterns made % orer Jobng and repairing done Immediate
Is ready make contracts for Engines and NILS ana
shall furnish plans 10 purchasers 70 put up their Mills
Uilte expense. Manufacturers and Farmers viii md Il pro-
6ahlc US before going East or West FOR Machinery
STEAM BOILERS,
Probationary Engines and Steamboats, made to order OF the
material, complete with Fieont5l Crates, Sandppes and
Valves. warranted TO stand required Tor annctar
ing PrOpelling purposes. -
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
ANY description Of SnlE0r in eNcsllont styenone
but hrztrt usaSamill Work, Strips Dogs Pltnau
Irous saw Crlnks, Bolts and all kind Of Mill Irons made 70
order, % short notice. 49,
Farmers wishing b purchase good cheap acneys VIII 10
we'll call at Office, address By letter,
NJ. JACKER CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works. Nashville, Tenn
fuly2j Nashville Man. Co.'S shops
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FINE TOBACCO. THREE YEARS OLD.
CIAPTAIN T. sTULTS sent small lot OF MS me
TWIsT for RETAIL that warrant 70 be three years old
perfectly sound, and black your hat ,-r ~ CO.
Agents for T. Suits and HsIsy Boxers fine Virginia Chew
pg Tobacco. 49,
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TEyEEES Band nov fully organized, with twelve In liz
e strumenfs, and is members fatter themselves -
that they are prepared furnish good Music any -
the State. They respectfully call the attention
Of 8eon Ola Fellows, and other societies. we'll rs private
uteusu to their facilities furnishing Music for Possessions
Celebrations, &C. Their shall he moderate Address,
j. p. BARFIELL, sec'y, or
r. Z. CHAMP.
p. S-PRoF. BONNING'S QUADRILLE BAND is prepared
TO make FOR Music for Balls, Paruesi &C on Fey
reag5rI,ble reTuls. Address as above. iah22-dly.
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NTC8OT., GREEN & co.,
No. l., CORNER MARKET AND CLARKE STREETS
Produce d Commission Merchants.

Nj ? liberal cash advances made on consls VI N'
Produce
II are paving at al times, the market price Tor bacon'
Lard Feathers Ginseng. BeesWaN, &c %,
II All orders accompanied By the cash, filled WITH prompt
fsn7 NICHOL, GREEN & co.
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zoo Bells RECTaFdED WHEREBY
kNHEHH "a ~ oI7 r,or,-hoD
= 80 Pvr Wbisi-ev. 100 bbIs American Brandy;
s0 M Gin. 100 do Walkers Xxx Ale;
6 barrels New England Rum
Also large stock Bndes3 Wines, ci IN slos ana
"i Iii nj 10. EDWARDS.
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EAL in Flour Bocon Lard and Produce generally For
eign and Domestic Liquors, Wines and Cigors, No.
North College street. Nashville Tennessee at the Old Stand
EWiD Brothers, Agents Tor Huntsville FIGURING Mia
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-12-04

for another, where it seemed 10 me, upon
the representation ofrelitble citizens in the
vicinagc, there were sufficient grounds for
such intcrposition. In very few instan
ccs, full pardons have been granted for the
want of facilities for separate and solitary
confinement At Charleston and Culum-
bia-the points at which your Court of APP
peals assemblies or at some salubrious To-
cality, accessible at all Seasons of the wear
such facilities ought to be provided as soon
as the state Of the treasury will permit, not
in substitution, but in aid of the law pres
cribing capital punishment in certain cases
1t is much to be regretted that under
system of sound laws. with incumbents Of
reputcd worth and character in executive,
judicial and police Offices, ard with citizens
soliciting office as soon as vacant, it should
bc deemed necessary in any part Of The
State to enforce and maintain law by means
OF clubs and vigilant committees lfit be
odous to administer the law let no officer
be appointed for this purpose III it be
necessary for faithful o0iccr to apologize
to the public whenever he does his duty.
the law will becomc 4 mock2ry, and omcre
preface of Justice, the officer a ridiculous
and expensive pageant. Order in society,
peace and good understanding gamon~ncigh-
bors, is best affirmed by adherence to law
ON the part OF all persons and is preserved
Dy laltnlui ana cihcicnt oihcerS. Pohcy
demands certainty of punishment, and for
the 'i'St o''Shco TINS may prevent the oc-
currencc of the second In the manage
ment of charitable and trust funds, | sug-
%cS' t''a' Tue OH'ce'S "' lNe court be ca
joined py iA" TO require !otns to De secured
by mortgage OF rcai estate instead u! par"o
ma nal surety or to invest IN stocks OF this
ota'c' L VIII "lSo VeA'"rc 10 SNg"'3' mat
"a"''nls'ra'ors, trustees anu 2urd'HnH
Shou'd not use II" 'heir business tfs'.
tlohS' inc FUNDS entrusted I" the,' '"'h'Hs
separate ana distinct accoun'S
equal accuracy and care, WI! u'i'9'
more SATISFACTORY to bot'l gna:ui'h ""a
ward ana more productive OF safe lrece-
ueh,s'
fEDERAI, liELNEioNs.-- Herewith |
trahSmit resolutions irom the legislatures
u ceiC"'h 'ot,t'es Oh u'icI ohtederacy' nose
nom Asw York and New jersey relate to
inc lighthouse board, ana to certain pro
ty sI.ipwrecked ON the coast those from
Texas expressing sentiments Of common
interest to our citizens. will command your
attention; those from New ENGLAND de-
nounce as usual, our system Of domestic
slavery, together with the late decision Of
the United States Supreme Court. This
species of agitation, sectional and disorgan-
izing, proceeds fro,a persons who seem to
be incapable of entertaining Just sentiments
towards their neighbors, the people of the
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NoT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-29
sPJRIr or THE MORNING PRESS.

SPIRIT or THE MORNING PRESS.
The Union pitches into the abuse of allow
ing essays on a subject at large to be recited or
read in the House and printed at public ex-
pense in the Congressional reports, with will,
and is especially dismayed in view Of the
threatened forty set speeches yet to be made
upon the Kansas question. Why, exciaims
the Union, it is worse than forty years in the
desert, or forty days Of fasting in Lent, or the
horrors endured by the forty thieves in their
forty jars when the hot oil was poured in upon
their frying bodies and souls
The Union thinks that Senator Toombs' plan
of adjustment, providing that Minnesota shall
have three members Of Congress till it is ascer-
tanned that less number only are entitled, will
be adopted by Congress.
The InteifigencsT breaks ground, this morn
ing, in favor of Mr.. Crittenden's substitute for
the Senate Kansas bill, and contends that un-
der its operation full play is allowed for the
principle of popular sovereignty without preju-
dice being done to the rights or political aspi-
rations of the South or the North.
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MAR DEPARTMENT,

WASH Nc TEN. March 20, leg.
Sealed Proposals viii lie rec-Ived az this depart
MEET until the SS day IF Say next for the purchase
OF a, OF any part not less nan one le al suhdvsor
OF the unso iand Of the lslaad of Rock Is " in
~ purposes.
The descriptions and areas of the un-od tracts
INT which the Island ~ div deG by the saryeyssnd
for which proposals now invited. are as follows
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LOST AND FOUND.

NOflCE.-Lost or Mislaid.-CERTIFI
No. l55. Tor live shares o1 Stock in The Wash
tpst"n BuidinE Association, issued To William g.
Roper, and dated October LIST, I65 All persons are
cautioned against ns snii2tlng i"T SAID ceri Goate
m .1-at A. j. JOYCE.
- RA ID OR STOIE Non MoEdsy
- tight last, the stu iNstsut. a dark brown -
MAKE, without white about her. except IN
lew laFs 10 The INSIDE Ui ono If her hIEd "a
legs near the hoof She has been spawned and fired
~ the rlrht hihd leg, marks ol which are visible
The above described mare stTayed or wss stolen
Tram t'Ie stables OF the Uadsbg House ON afsyetfe
Square, where lEy information concerning her VIII
DC thankfully received and a reward of $40 will re
paid for her recovery. m .7-Iv
&.( REWARD -Stayed away from the suhscrI
W Der ON "wednesday las. a Rr'' ole ~,c-A
cow: with bSck and head y ate. Had az
paTt ol The right ear cut OF. L. supposed to
have call The above reward will be .Iv-u Al
brought 10 my Te.Idence. No S4l klrglnin avenue
between sd and "a SITS, Island, for information
that may lead Ia her recovery
ms s. THOMAS COLLINS.
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THE CITY OF THE GREAT KING, or Je

THE CITY OF THE Great KING or Je-
Iusalsm rs IL Vas, as IL s. and rs II IS To he
~ Or. J. u. Barclay, Missionary to Jeruya en-
w IN Steel Portrait of tie Author, log SsrtsIu.
snd upward OF seventy engravrgs. exc cuted IA the
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signs, illustrating the various phases of the City
Ancient, Med.Tvel, Modern and MiIlanIsl-aso,
RestorstIon Of The T'm;e anl CIty As invested d,
tus Notices Gifts Jewish, Chris;lqn and Hea-
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C0ndl Inn: Future Prospects &c.
The publishers do Rot hesItats in announcing thls
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on Jerusalem over published IN this any other
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Such $ the verdict of the publio press which has
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300 copies OF the work within the sec OBd month OF
ats publication.
The North American Review ard oth,r high Int
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al he Investigations and discoveries If DIR. Barclay
winch disclose the mysteries of sacred ocaiitIes
hitherto hut little known, and throw n flood of light
upon the topography ard arct Jlugy of the Holy
cay Ali concur IN the opinion of the Ph, phla
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diagrams, maps, and panoramic views, impsrt to
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For sale at PHILIPS New Bookstore,
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A RAGo's BIOGRAPHIES OF sCIENTIF

A kAIoS BIOGRAPHIES OF SClENTIF.
~ lie Men. vol, London.
Cyclopeda Of Universal HIs'ory. vol, and ma p,
Dictionary OF English, French, Italian and Ger
man Languages,
Scotts domestic Architecture,
BInns ON OrthographIc Projsction,
KIse OF the lhdIan Empire, by Lord Mahon.
Embassies and Foreign Courts, by the RoyIng
EnslIshmaE.
P"te's NIneval: It's History and Explorers.
The Comet Of lts, by L. Russel Hind, Londor
Astronomical Society.
The, Army and the Militia, by Major Genera
WyBGhau.
British Army List for 1856,
British Nautical Alma &c for 1861.
Hemming Cheap Railroads for In1Ia and the Col
ones.
Andrews Tranro de IN Northern India
The Poultry Book for the MANY, Is cents
Imported from Lordon by
IN a
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HE UTAH misunderstanding to the
plan of the War Department for the service in
Utah, there will be by July about five thousand
FIVE hundred troops in That Territory This
force will probably consist Of about one third
cavalry, sixteen guns of artillery, and the rest
infantry. Russell, the contractor for trans
portation, will employ three thousand five hun
bred teamsters to drive the supply wagons. In
view of the Importance of this expedition. it is
under consideration with the Government. 1t is
stated. Notwithstanding the brevet appointment
Of Colonel Johnston, whether it would not be
proper to assign an officer of more service and
experience: as Gen. Harvey or some other. to
the command
ARMY INTELLIGESCE.-Capt. Simpson, COM
missary Of subsistence, has been ordered to
proceed to Fort Leavenworth to purchase beef
cattle for the Utah expedition. He will be
furnished by the quarterma.ter's and ordnance
departments with such horses, mules, camp and
garrison equipage, arms, ammunition, &C., a.
may be necessary for the safety of his COM
mand to Salt Lake City. Commanding officers
along the route are directed to provide such
escorts as may be required and as the state of
the service will afford.
DEMOCRATIC CAUeUs-A caucus of the Dem
ocratic members Of the House of Representa-
tives was held on Saturday evening, and was
fully attended. Hon. Jno. Cochrane, of N i.
presided. The object Of the meeting was a
final adjustment of the differences in the party
with reference to the Lecompton constitution
committee was appointed and the caucus
cd, vol ,,,ot -
FLORIDA SrRvRYs.-The General Land Of
fee is in receipt of the plats of surveys of tho
keys on the Florida coast fully within the I'M
aforementioned townships: Townships s. and &c
south of range %; townships 60, &c and Ga
South of range 80; townships e. and 66 south
OF range 30; townships s. and 66 south of
range 81 township 66 south of range 81; and
townships IS and 66 south Of range 33 east
LICOHrroS. -Among tho House speeches of
tho session on the Kansas question being most
widely circulated, is the able argument of Mr..
Singleton, of Mississippi whose strong thoughts.
so pungently expressed, strike at once into the
| comprehension of all readers. His effort did
him great credit, as it did to the good sense of
his constituents in selecting him to represent
them here.
ORDERED.-Surgeon Eugle, medical depart
ment, is relieved from duty in the department
Of the Pacific. He is ordered to the city of
New York, thence to report by letter to the
Surgeon General for further orders
TIE WEATBEn.-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. III /:
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BOARDING.

BOARD ~ A PRIVATE FAMILY-Alst,
u dnd rent elnsn or thTee slug gentlemen car be
accommodated with ROOMS, furnished or unfnr
nlshsd, with or without BOAR ID, or partial B0sfd
has an the Rooms. Persons de,lTous IF the CON
foTts al n home would do well To cal At So az n
street. betwesn 9th and eth. ma - ~
SiN OR EIGHT GENTLEMEN CAN RE
- accommodated with BOARD. on moderate
door below ID. M
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BIDS will b. recsveJ for the purchase OF tine lancs
IN gToss or Tor separate parcels RbOye
the department reservIng to s>f the 10 accept
or reject either or both may be deemed most al
vantageous to he government.
Bids W II be received until - O'Clock m, Of the 3lst
day If Nav. 81 when hour ali then before the de
pa tmeIt Will be opened.
Proposals. shtuld he sealed and endorsed "Prupo-
sss for the purchase Of the Island of E"sk Island
PAY ment Ia lie made n c,sh tO the SSlstant Urea
sur, at -. Louis IN the at ton
within hfteen daAs ait-I the .pauce OF the bids
and recsIots trans init ei immediately To this de
ment. In case Of failure 10 make tho %, ment with
IN he time specified, the award shall Ice declared
null and VOID. JOHN Il. FLOYD,
m 29-lswtd Secretary of W.T..
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COPARTNERSHlP.-T undersigned having
~ assoc ated themselves uT der the name aud firm
OF Thompson Hamilton will continue the GRO
CERG and LiQUO BUSINESS at tGc old stand.
NO. US i ems y wanna avenus. Having mado large
additions To our stock fee confident thar W can
supply famies or the trade a. low as sns other ss
tahIs Nmrnt In the city. JAS. T.. THOMPSON.
IN - div ED. NJ. HAMILTON.
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Proceedings of To-day.

liz THE SENATE, to-day, Mr.. Fitzpatrick an
nounced that the Vice President had been called
away from the city. and, therefore, before the
senate or2iniz~d 1t would be necessary to elect a
President pro tenn.
An election was accordingly had, when Mr.
Fitzpatrick received % votes, and being declared
elected, was conducted to the Chair by Me,srs
Slidell and Foster.
A large number OF petitions, mostly OF phi
waite or unimporIant character, were presented
and referred
resolution exempting Major Dashiels, Pay
master In the Army, from the loss OF 4 sum of
money, lost overheard by the upsetting Of yawl
on the Florida coast. was passed.
The bill for the admission Of Minnesota was
theStakcn up.
The HOUSE went into Committee of the Whole
on the Deficiency bill, and
Mr. Hill made speech to show that the Union
OF to-day is not the Union Of seventy Years ago
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TNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICF that the suhscr,
- Der hath obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Washington County. IN the District Of Columbls,
ietters Parliamentary HI personal estatc of Jas.
nj. Ramsey, late of Washington county, deceas-
ca. All person. having claims against the sand
deceased, are hereby warned Ia exR tire same,
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or
before the ut day of March next; thew may other
estate.
Given under NV hand this 9th day Of March, 1885,
h:9-w3w GRAETON TYLER, Executor.
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NOTiCE;-The cOPMtnsrshi p heretofore existing
a uaIrr the hrm OF Thou psoa. Hamilton q Co. 4
thls day Oh ssoved by mutual consent. All persons
having accounts on our book. requested to
forward and close them either 10y c4sh notes. Eli
ther one are authorized Ia Iece pt for sny account.
JAS. r.. THOMPSON.
Ed. NJ. HAMILTON.
WIN. r.. HAMILTON.
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CONGR ESSIONhL
Thirty.fift Consress-FirstS Session,

In ThR House, on Saturday, after our report
closed, personal explanation described in an
other column Of to-day's STAR took place between
Mr. smith, OF Va: and several members OF the
Illinois delegation
The House then went into Committee Of the
Whole on the Deficiency bill, when
Mr.. Lane, of Oregon, advocated the admit SIS ION
Of Kansas, but was not in favor Of 4 conjoint ad
mission Of Oregon and Minnesota He thought
each should stand on its own merits He depre
Gated to conduct Of the anti-Lecompton Demo
Gratis
MT. Hall, Of Mass, made an anti Lecomptor
speech on the conclusion Of which the House
ad iourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-29

0~A UNION PRAYER MEETING, for the
US accommodation Of business men I'd all 9th :
EVERY MORNING. until fu, ther notice, at n
O'Clock, in the First Presby terrain Church, on -.
street. The meeting viii be conducted by ay men
OF the different denominations, and will be oontinn ed
hour preciSely. m "a tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-29

GNCR THE EADlES.-SkIrt Hoops of reed. bras So
y and steel; sl,o Infants Powder. Lily " htte
Fans. Purses with CHAINS. Satchels, Toilet Soaps
DC, cheapat
mTSt EAMMOND'S. 9Th st.
SPEClAL NOrICE.-We would earnestly re-
" quest those whose accounts still remain cpen
upon our bnoks, Ia come forward and settle ,he
same at their earIest conyenIence, az We have Ia
mands for every dUsr that Ii due ms.
SIBEE.Y & GUY,
~ I-a 31n Pa. sy.. bet. 10th and lIth s's
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Barometer at the Smithsonian, at 7 a m. 81, (cor
rectpd for temperature % 9l9.
Ihcrncineter, on the Smithsonian tower. min
imum last night. near the ground, 49,. Maxi
mum yesterday, So At noon day, ST.