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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13
4 Good Cow.

Hon. Z. P. Burlington, of Fall River,
Mass owns a COW, it Is stated, that has given
during the past year 4,7O4 quarts Of milk,
which is an average of Is quarts per day for
the entire year. This milk was sold at six
cents per quart, and amounted TO S2S5.-
The original cost Of the COW was SI4, and
the cost of keeping 1924, making 1913, while
the milk OF one year amounted to 9o7 more
than both the first cost and trrd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13

NTOrICF.-rhe Stockholders OF the ALIEN,
ANDRIA, MOUNT VERNON X ACCO.
TINK TURNPIKE COMPANY, are requested
to meet On the I'm II Murch neat, at | O'ohok. p.
H., at the Marshall House, in Alexandra, Va
TO consider an alteration in the route OF said
Turnpike, as adopted at a late meeting OF the
Board OF Directors. As 1t has since then been
ascertaIued by actual survey, that the Clifton Hill
route is not only a feasible route. but is nearly one
mile nearer nom Alexandria 10 Mount Vernon,
and can be made much cheaper, and al one
quarter less elevation OF grade than is allowed
by the charter. and drawing 10 II more trdyei
and consequently will be more profitable to the
Stockholders than the route adopted By the
Board OF Directors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13

q. REWARD.-Ranaway from the farm
.D,)U of the subscriber, near Cen.reYill",
Fairfax County, Va, on the night OF 9th instant
negro woman HARRIET, about 80 years OF
age, black, S feet 3 or 4 inches high, and tolera-
bly, likely. She was purchased by me of Messrs.
Dickinson & Hill, in Richmond, and formerly
came from King George County. | will give
the above reward il returned TO me, or secured
so tina, | can get her. A. s. GRIGSBY.
Fairfax Couhty Va, nov 2s-estf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13

Tae House resumed the coDslderatl0u Of
the reports Ut the committee to which was re-
lerred the subject Of tue public priutins, and
the discussion was continued by Messrs
Gatewood, Davis, liaymoud, Segar, and Sod
den.
Mr.. Wood mex, obtained the flor. and
moved an adjournment, which was agreed to
py the House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13

CATTIE-The market for Beef Cattle Is dull
and prices today a shade lower than on last
m.rLe, dav The offerings al the scales reach
ed $50 head 100 OF which were driven to Phil
,dslrbia 100 were leit over unsold, and the re-
naming $50 head were taken up by Baltimore
hu,cb.rs AT prices ranging trom r. 50 10 - -
on the hoi, equal 10 s5Gis.e5 nett, averaging
1915 gross. .
HoGs-We have no change 10 note since last
week in the figures for Hogs, and We continue
10 quote them as ranging from $3.50 10 > per
100 lbs. nett.
SHxgr-Sheep are dull of sale. at last week ;
6yures, viz: So 75GS5 per 100 is gross.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13
DIED.

On Thursday morning, the llth instant, at ?
o'clock. SARAH L., daughter OF John ard Mary
Jones, in the 9th year Of her age. IL Tier
friends and acQuaIntarces are invited 10 attend
her funeral. from the residence oi her father, on
Prince street, this afternoon. at .! o'clock.
In Washington, on the 10Th inst. OF para'y-
Sis. Mrs MARY ANN Garfield, IN the sd
,..,r Of b.r ,yn
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n.3Y- A. il Seems To be the wish Of our citi.

esiy" A. it seems to be the wish of our citi.
Gems 10 have, at our coming municipal election,
competent and reliable men 10 till the various
Offices, we take pleasure i'll presenting the claims
of Mr.. JosgpH F. SMITH, TO the office OF Super!n.
tendent o. Gas, for which he is an applicant.
Born and reared in our midst, his modest and
retiring manner has almcst made him a stranger
in the home OF his chlldhood-and the question
is often asked, "Who IS he ?'-and &c answer
this question is the object Of this conmunica-
ton. Mr.. Smith IS a practical mechanic, OF
long experience and OF great ingenuity; added
10 which. he ~sustalus an unblemished reputa.
ton, aud without desiring TO dlsparagc the
claims or abilities OF any OF his competitors.
We think him eminently qualified to fill the sta.
ton 10 which he aspireS, ard trust that ms
merits may receive the approval of a majority
ss they have already that Of
feb l3-lt MANY CITIZENS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13
COUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
= COMPANY, AL DRlA, VA
CAPITAL OVER S2jO,OOO,

AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING.
The charter OF this Company offers more ia.
vorabIe advantages 10 the farmer and others.
than any other company chartered III the State
uy lnsuring with or without d premium note
1.-THE applicant prefer, ne can pay the iuIl amount
of the premium in cash, or by etiectIng d cash
insurance tor two years, the insured saves one
eighth of the amount he would otherwise have
to pay: or by becoming a member, and giving a
small premium note. the insured saves nearly
one hall OF the amount charged byStock Compa
MES. when lnsurlng from year 10 year. lhlsl
the advantage resulting from the combination OF
THE CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
This company commenced issuing Policies
against loss or damage Dy fire, on the 10th OF
Marca. 1884, since which time over hve thou
sand seven hundred persons have insured and be-
come members OF the Company, and over thirty
thousand dollars have been paid tor losses
Having trebled our business during the past
wear. We teel grateful tor the liberal patronage
bestowed upon tue Company thus far, and Tor lis
Gathering prospects oil future usefulness. Inc
Directors hope and believe that BY prudence,
caution and a rigid system OF economy, they
will establish for this Company a reputation
for cheapness and safety, not surpassed by any
Company in the L. States.
All differences in settlement of losses. may be
determined by three dlsInterested arbitrators OF
the County where such loss happened, TO be mu'
tualIy chosen by the insured and the Company.
a. IN n 20 -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13

nas" In order to correct any ~misapprehen-
sion in regard 10 my former card, now plainly
announce my self a candidate Tor the important
office OF Superintendent OF Gas, and respectful
ly solicit the support OF my feliow-citiz"ns
feb l3-2t. JOSEPH GRIMES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13
OFFICE CHESAPEAKE & Ono CANAL CO..

UyrIcE CHESAPEAKE & Ono CANAL CO..
Hashimg. on. February III 1898.
y pursuance OF a resolution o. Inc Slock"oi
dprs. and the requirement OF the Commits.
SIoners Of Public Works Of the Safe ct Mary.
land. notice is hereby given that general meet.
ing OF the Stockholders OF the Chesapeake and
OHIO Canal Company, will De held At The office
Of the Company, CITY HalL) on Thp. stay, he
18th day Of March mart e"snl"g at = O'clock III
len b-wid ". S. klNGGOLD. Sp,'y.
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COMMUNICATED.


request the republication of the follow
ing remarkable preamble to 4 remarkable
resolution which was offered In, and rejected
BY the Board Of Aldermen on the 9Th INST
Whereas we are now advised that there Is
now prevailing in Congress on the part OF the
CITY Of Georgetown, az effort to produce OPP
position to the Long Bridge, 80 called; aud
whereas we regard it tine effort or the
bridge p in no wise injurious to her com
pared with its advantage TO u.s." Now that
the four and twenty gentlemen VINO consti
tute our Councils are fully competent to pro
nounce iufallibly uponevery matter relating
to our City, whether coming within the sphere
Of their legislative powers or not, 1t would be
reasonable to question; but when 1t was pro-
posed to extend the range OF their benign
supervision to the interests OF another Clty,
80 far as to pronounce an obstruction TO her
navigation to be "in no wise injurious to her,
which che herself. in her ignorance, declares
70 be vitality Injurious, | think the hme
has come to take II stand, and l reJolce that
the preamble, with it's pendent, was rejected.
] protest, with ali the municipal patriotism OF
a native born Pedlingtonian, against such a
waste of that wise beneticence which should
be kept iealUusly bottled up for our extensive
use. Besides, If the effort is preuatttng 10
Congress on the part of Georgetown" why
attempt resis,ancey A communication 10
the Gazette recently, attempted to show
son of the great benefits conferred by this
Bridge upon our City, but the writer being
too short winded for the task, very soon broke
down. This is TO be regretted, because our
people have been iaboring under a lamenta'
bic degree of ignorance of these benefits;
and to my certain knowledge, have for forty
years been praying for the destruction OF
their benefsctor, and are still praying re-
gardless of the horses and carriages, and the
risk of losiGg their sweetening. q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13

VALUABLE POTOMAC LAND, MILL,
AND FISHERIES FOR SALE.-As At.
torney for the heirs OF the late Charles H..
Warren, | Offer for sale the valuable estate called
RICHLAND ASD ARKENDALE. living in the
County OF Stafford. containing about THREE
THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ACkES-
This estate binds on the Potomac River tor six
or seven miles. and on Aqua Creek Tor three or
four mIles-havIng upon it valuable FlSHE-
HES one OF winch rents Tor 81. 100 per an
NUN. This is one OF the most valuable landed
estates IN Eastern NIrgInIa-ls fertile, well adap.
tel to the production OF wheat, corn, rye, &c,
and is regarded as i highly valuable grass grow
lng farm, the blue grass putting up early and
abundantly enabling the grazer to drive MS cat
tie 10 market early III the season. There lie a
very large supply OF valuable TIMBER conve.
nieut 10 navigation, and a very valuable grIst
and manufacturing MILL on a never failing
stream OF wafer, having a large country Gus
tom, and within one mile OF the Potomac River.
The machinery is OF Cast ron. new, aud all the
arrangements OF the Mil highly approved. a
portion OF The purchase money wi be required
upon the completion OF the pGTchdse-Dut a
larg- proportion thereof can be divided into an
nual lustalmeuts, running up 10 the lst day Of
January. 1866. as there is a balance OF unpaid
purchase money yet due upon tnIs land, and a
deed of tiust thereon 10 secure said balance.
Ans sale that may b. made Will be subject TO
the confirmation OF the Trustee in said deed, or
the Circuit Court OF Stafford County. II will be
sold III whole or IN part, as may be agreed upon.
JOHN H. SUTTLE.
Garrisonyille Va ian S-2aWff
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13

IN ALEXANDRIA CIRCUIT COURT. No
VENEER 2UTH. ls57.-P. HllIman Troth,
plaintiff. against Richard H. Wheeler aud others,
Defendants In Chaucrry. This cause. in which
there appears 10 haze been an order OF pnblICa-
ton. duIv executed against the defendant Wheel
cr, came on TO be- heard upon me bill. the an
sxcr OF the defendant, Neale, and other papers,
upon consideration whereof the Court doth or.
der. aGiudye and decree. that the same be refer.
red 10 one OF the Commissioners OF this Court,
TO ascertain and report the amounts and prom.
ties respectively. OF the various liens subsIstlng
upon the estate of the defendant " neeIer, IN the
bill mentioned. and the said Commissioned IN
making up said report, is directed 10 publish
once a week for four successive weeks IN the
Alexandra Gazette and Fairfax County News,
requiring all persons interested therein 10 APP
pear before HIM on Il day to be named, and the
said Commissions may examine upon oath the
various parties Interested, for the purpose OF
ascertaining what is due them on tne various
liens, and shall report any other testimony
which may be produced to him. And the Com.
missioner is to report 10 the next term, TO
which this cause is continued.
A copy-T-ste: K. a. SINCLAIR, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13

ny 1t seems to be u generally conceded
fact, that Mr.. RoNBrRY will have no regular
opposition for Superintendent OF Ias. lhen'
let US give him our general and hearty support,
and show by our votes, that we are ever will
ling to reward a faithful public servant.
feb l2-lt. THE PEOPLE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13

Rks~ Elder w. j. PENNINGTON. (the mau
that preached such verv UNREASONABLE doctrine,
a short time sirce) will preach again, (~nothing
preyenting,) on Sunday night next, l4'h inst, at
O'Clock. IN the Lecture Room, corner of Duke
and Royal streets feb l3-lt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13

8ay- Hang out your Banners Oh the out
ward wall The cry is stil they come THE
call of The Committee for a Convention OF
the American party, and all others friendly TO
their principles, OH the 18th inst, has caused a
terrible shaking OF the dry bones, and may they
continue 10 shake until not a bone be lett TO
catch the agle. The honest community feel as
little concerned as 10 whether Richard fights
his Bosworth battle with cavalry or infantry, as
they do 10 know-"On what meat does this our
Crsar feed that he has grown so fat" l do hope
that the people will meet in their might. and
strenuously oppose any OF those nominations,
which have too long stultiied the voice OF the
Tightthinking, Interested portion of the COM
munity. The condition OF the people requires
energetic measures, and faithful public servants
TO relieve them ot the pressure that now bends
them 10 the earth, (and II they don't break they
are awiully spruns) We want in our Councils
men o: common sense, and sound discretion
the credit OF the Corporation is OF more lmpor-
lance TO the people than the distribution OF the
spolls of office. Then, say, as the invitation TO
meet on the 10th isa general one, and old Line
VII IS are particularly requested 10 be present,
that the citizens OF this good old town attend,
and by their presence and voices restore the
good Old times, when 10 serve the people was
considered a high honor, and not a degradation.
ieb l3--lt MDCCCXL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13
BY Yesterday EveninS's Mails.

There is to be a meeting OF the triends OIL
the Manassas Gap Railroad on Monday al
HarrisOnburg.
The Warrenteu Flag states that the small
pox is not on the increase at AmissViile 10
Rappahannock County. 1t is said the young
man who brought it in the neighborbood
caught the infection from an old piece OF
e%l"thlng which be purchased from a Jew IN
Washington City. The vaccine matter OF
the State agent is said by some one writing
from Amissviile to be spurious Two cases
have died by the loathsome disease, and q
third is expected t. die. Let all be vacclna-
ted at once.
An only child Of Doctor j. '. Crowder, IN
Dinwiddie County, near Petersburg, fell into
a caldron of boiling water, q few days since,
and was SO severely scalded, that it died III d
snort time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13
Fauquier County, Va feb 2-2aw2w

NNARRENTON HOUSE.-The under8ign-
ed takes great pleasure III informing his
many friends and acquaintance both tar and
near that ne has taken sole charge of this well
known HOTEL and is now prepared TO give to
every one VINO may chose TO call, accommoda-
tons OF the very bet kind. He has engaged
as an assistant tine services of Mr.. Hugh /.
kemper who Is known to the community as a
gentleman admirably qualified for the position.
4 most excellent and convenient BAR is attach.
ed to the House, where superior LIQC0Rs and
SEGARs will be kept az all times The Warren
renton House is situated in the centre of the
town, on main street, and thereby entirely con.
venient 20 all. Porters wall be az the cars morn
ing and evening 10 escort passenger up. The
Proprietor hopes that his friends will not forget
him and and feels confident that De can give sat.
I~slactou TO all who may s%oj0urH with him.
JAMES DESHlELDS.
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The W

BALTIMORE. Feb. l2-F.our closed firm; sales
Of Howard street al 81 4iGS4 81; City Mills,
S5OOdS52 rs. Grain inactive, and unchanged,
except a slight advance in Corn.
New YORK, Feb. RELATIONSHIPS OF 5000
bbls; State advanced SC. siluGSi 70; OHIO
sl7a4S4gJ; Southern $i.5GGS4o5. Wheat
quiet-advanced-saIes OF $4,000 bush; white
l3OGi4Uc. Corn advanced lc.; white o7G69c;
yellow 6sGis Mess Pork l5c. dearer; quoted
AZ $3.50. Prime Pork 4Oc. dearer. Si275G
1913. Lard is &c. dearer; 9!G'4c. Stocks gene
rally are lower. Cumbe'lAnd Coz 20 y. Va.
IS Oh. Mo. IS 81. Sterling Exchange dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13

Hay- At tie solicitation Of many friends,
! hereby announce myself a candidate for the
office of Measurer Of Wood and Bark.
feb l3-tE JAMES P. COLEMAN.
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NJ ARRIED.

In Washington, OH the 10th inst, by the Rev.
Raymond Young, HENRY NJ. MORRIS, OF
New York, TO ELIZA. daughter OF the late
Major p. q. Howle, OF the L. ). Marine Corps.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13

Eay" The UNDERSIGNED. offers himself AZ a
candidate for the office of Measurer of Wood
Bark, subject 10 the decision of the American
Convention. In making this announcement II
may be necessary 10 say that if selected for that
important ~station, he will endeavor 10 discharge
the duties with fidelity, and the ~strictest impair.
TALLY. feb 1877 B.. c. MlLBURN.
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Rcsumption

New YORK, February y CLARK. Dodge
& Co. will resume business in = few days
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13

MORE NEW BOOKS AT FRENCHS-
Beatrice Cenci. a Historical Novel OF the
HIx'sen'h Century, by F. D. GurTrzz', transIa-
ted from the Italian. bv Snisi Monte, A. NJ. In.
structor IN Italian al Harvard University, Cam
bridge. Sl.25.
A fresh supply Of the Life aud Times o!
Aaron Burr. by ]. Parton, 81 -.
Philadelphia and New York Gee Book, con
tanning one hundred Glees. Quar'et's. Trlos.
Songs in part, rounds and catches. price SHE
Ballou'S Magazine for March, 10 CTS
Yankee Notions for March, pic. Constant,
~ receiving new Books, Magazines, Papers, &c.
ieb Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13

The New CODE. in Washington, is dis.
cussed with great animation at public meet.
ings. The friends Of the code are striving
earnestly to secure its adoption aud are san
guine Uf success.
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Weather

BALTIMORE. February, II Thermometer
800, Bar, meier 30 IS W. f., slight fall
OF snow all day.
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com r.

MoNEY.-We have 10 change, whatever, TO
note in the money market. While, at the East,
we see that money is very abundant, al very
low rates. with few borrowers and many lend
ers, exactly the reverse may be SAID OF monetary
affairs here. The supply is light, and the de
mand pressing, with iew lenders and many boz
rowers. Rates keep up, and hrst class paper IS
with difficulty negotiated at u per cent per
month. Our Banks, though in a condition, did
not follow the example set by Baltimore, III re-
suming specie payments, as II was thought they
would, but have determined to await the action
OF the mother banks at Richmond, and they will
not resume before the first OF April, or such time
as may be fixed by the Legislature.
ExCHASGE-The failure on the part OF the
Virginia Banks to resume, has mad the effect Of
advancing the rates OF exchange, and we now
quote 3G3t per cent. premium Oh Baltimore.
Philade phia, and New York
STOCKS are in limited request, owing 10 the
urgent demand Tor money for daily transactions,
Prices are, however, firm.
LAND WARRANTS are active and advancing.
We quote New York rates as follows 40 acres,
, grG ,O2; SOS, sgG92 l2O's, eCGH3; zoos, IS
Ggl.
Stocks were again very active and bnoyantl IN
New York al the morning board, on Thursday,
but fell off in the afternoon. Cumberland Coal
and Canton, however, continue pretty firm, and
Canton went 10 12.
The Boston Post says Money is cheap,
body esteemed TO be OF unexceptIonai strength
Ii is said that, within IL few days, Boston 6s
have been sold al ~ per cent. premium, and
that the 5 per cents are at par.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13
AUCTION SALES.

BY WALL n Observation-Disclosures
r ARGE STOCK OF FINE IMPORTED
LIQUORS. WINES AND CORpIAIH.
BOURBON, MONONGAHELA AND Oh
RYE WHGSKEY. AT PUBLIC AUCTION -
Owing to unexpected business arrangements
elsewhere. the Messrs. Moner Il Co, ot New
York, will discontinue their agency IN this city
ard vii on Tuesday. The 18th Instant. ai ten
0 CLOCK NJ, al the store No. ROT Pennsylvania
auenu-, opposite the National Hotel, offer their
extensl.e and we'll selected stock al auction
We name.
Fine pure French Brandies, in and casks
Otard, S~eignette and other brands BIsqur.
tricochee, Larochelle proprietors.
Also, fine Brandies IN demlohns and bottles
Superior Old Rye, Nonongahela and Bourbon
WhisKey. These are very line.
Also, a fne stock OF pure old Madeira and
Port Wines
Bordeaux, Annesetts, MaraschiRe, Curacao
Noyau and Perfect Love Cordials.
Red Seal, Cabinet, Perrior aud other choice
Champagne.
Margaux, Medoc, 81. Julian, and other Clare:
Wine; also, by sample, IL one-eighth casks
Rochelle high favored Brandy, ana 50 cases OF
Claret and Champagnes, III bond IN the George.
town custom-house.
Attention of dealers and others is called 70
this sale Of first class Liquors. They viii De
sold in lots 10 suit.
Terms al sale.
ALL a. BARNARD. AUcts.
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TENO OUR CUSTOMEhS.-In view o. tie
stringency OF the money market, we most
respectfully. but earnestly. call youT attention
10 your balances upon our books, and - Inc We.
cessity OF as speedy payment as possible. Ie
hope this cal u1E De sHJFcien', as We have t. meet
our engagements prpm- tly, under all cmcum-
stances. I. A. BREWlS Il co.
feb 4-eo2w
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Warrenton, Va, Jan l4-eo2m

TNhE SUBSCRIBER wishing to return South
offers Tor sale the place upon which ne
resides, consisting OF TWENTY ASD A HALF
ACRES, situated in Fairfax County, upon the
old Leesburg Road, which separates it from the
grounds OF the Theological Seminary.
9Gafs The DWELLING is d two story frame
.a building, Completed in the Fall Of 1850
containing i've good sized rooms, exclusive OF
kitchen, storeroom, and pantry. A well of ex.
ceIlent water at the door.
Its proximity to Alexandra, and the neighbor,
hood a~fording the best society, makes II deslra,
bic, II only tor a Summer residence.
Possession given Immediately. For terms,
&c, apply either through the Seminary Post
Office, or upon the premises, to
Fairfax Co, iy 27-eotf a. {. \. hEl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13

Ice There is a considerable quantity o
floating ice in the River, between this cit;
and Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13

Snow fell all day yesterday, and yet tt
earth was barely covered.
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Dead

NEW YoRS, February, l2.--Ths wife OF
Commodore Perry, died at Newport, last
night.