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PIccolsmini i'm pbilas.I.n,.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 15.-PiccoIomini MAD,
het debut here last night with the greatest sue
cess The audience was immense and euthusi
a,tlc. enc ana portion OF her troupe will ma q
snd richmond next week commencing at the
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The THEArRx.-The attractions at the theatre,
under the Chanffau engagement, still continue.
The bill for tonight is the drama Of The Ocean
Child, Gin which both Mr.. and Mrs. Chanffan
will appear,) The Forty Thieves and Paddy
Miles. -. ssa.
wArcH REruRxs.-wm. Jones, colored, out
after hours; fine and costs, % Is. J. Thompson,
drunk aud diserderly; do. sails.
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From Havana.
New York NIaKEefs

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. H.-The steamer Empire
City is below, from Havana with dates to tn,
10th. Sugar was dull al OK reils.
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VAST RI DUCT TON
FROM COST PR1CESi

The Undersigned, who some weeks since adver-
tsed TO SELL COST with the view of reducing
stock preparatory to has visiting Europe takes tbs
method of informing his friends and s'omers that
from this date any thing he has IN the Millinery De
partment will he marked down Iotr that the most
8 keptical must buy. '
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AIDES CUSTOM MADE SHOES.
DEAD, BELIEVE, AND IMPROVE YOUR
III HkALTH.-MadsIn MOUNTS Consumptlo

IL HEALTH.-Madsrn MOUNTS ConsumptIon
DESTROYER, acts maElcal.y on Coughs. Colds. Asth
ma, Bronchitis. and Consumption. In cases Of
colds one or two bottles WILL effect cure ~ cost
Of 50 cents. Persons fom al secl ions have ordered
different quantities by express. liz 10 purely yeee-
table n babe can take II without injury. hsvinf
been restored TO health BY It herse from oeep Don
sumption. she recommends 10 unhesItatInfy 10 81.
Decays are dangerous Make immediate sppllcetlon
n you wish 20 be saved. Apply at No. SS street
between nth and 18th. or 81 Stott's. corner rem.
avenue and 7th street. also, ~ Cuiver Q, cfDeI liza
street and Penn. avenue. oes7sm
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jazz ~ WALL & BARNARD. Auct,rs.

By J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO., AuotIoneers
GREAT SALE BY CATALOGUE OF A
NJ LARGE AND VALUABLE INVOICE OF LoNpoS
hooXs-On THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVE
NlNGS, January Zih and 2Sth, at the auction
rooms, commencing at Ga O'Clock. we shall sell,
without reserve, a large and valuable invoice Of
European Books, received direct from Willis a
sothoron, Lond IN, compr lsng about coo volumes
al bound IN the most substantial and elegant sty e
w name, IN part, amongst the illustrated works
London In the XlXth CenutrJ, Ackermannfs MI
- crocosm of London,
Cambridge University. Gallerie de Luclen Bona
parte,
Battles of Waterloo. Quartre Bras, and Llsny,
Canders Modern Traveller,
knights Pictorial Museum,
Corps OF Royal Engineers, a complete sat with
=, several hundred engraylngs,
hicaardson's studies from Old English Mansions
Loddlge's botanical Cabinet, British Drama,
Meyers British BIRDS, Gallerie de Vienne
London Illustrated News, McJan's Costumes of
the Clans of Scotland,
Simpsons Illustrations of the War in the East
shaks PeaTe's Dramatic Works, bOydelPs sumptu-
Together with Dean Swift's Works, Annual Res-
lister, Quarterly Review, Journal of Science
UnIver Ma sazlne, Art Journal, SO.
The whole forming the largest and most yaua BILE
collection Of Books ever offered at auction in this
city.
Terms: $40 and under cash over sos credit OF
y and 50 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes,
p. s. Catalogues may be obtained and the Books
examined upon application at the auction rooms
ia lS-eo& 27th& 2sthJan Lnctionee,s
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j. Y. INQUIRE CO
"a Is e0& Z7th& 23thyan huctiones
mum b A; GREEN hneti9nser;

By A. GREEN, Auotioneer.
TWO HANDSOME BRICK HOUSES AND
Il LoTs AT ,AucTIoN.-On THURSDAY, the
3th instant, shall SELL in front Of ths ennis az
o'clock p m, part Of Lot No. ,. and the whole Of
mencing at the distance of "a feet from the south
vest corner of Lot No. Z. running thence north 2s
feet on 9Th street, thence east 81 feet4 inches
l0feet alley thence south along said alley IS feet
thence west 81 feet inches TO the place OF begin
ming, with the improvements. which CONSIST of two
new two story Brick Houses, each containing four
good size rooms. built In the best manner, with
good stable and wood house attached.
The attention OF persons wishing to make good
investment Is called to the above sas as the prop
erty Is Just finished and must be sold.
Terms: One-.hud cash balance In g. u and IN
months the deferred payne ut to be secured by a
deed OF trust on the premises.
jaH A. GREEN. Auct.
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-B{ Wall & BARNARD, -AuotIoneers
V'hUS TEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
MON, 2fh instant. at 5 O'Clock, in front of the
premises, we will sci part Of Lot No. % In Square
on9setts avenue, between + aud G streets north,
a.o running pack about IS feet, and improved with
a Two story Frame Dwelling.
ms sale Hers an investment or the means of Sc
curing dwelling for moderate sum-
Terms: One third cash; the residue in 6 and 10
months, wrh interest, and secured by a deed OF
trust on the property.
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SOMETHING NEW.

LADlEs And Gentlemen who wish to avoid wear
ing and are DESTROYS of keeping the feet
warm aad dry would do well 20 CAL a. WHEAT
LEY Cash Store, No 452 Pa svenue, between Sd
and "a stree's. or WIN. J. wHEATLEY'S, Capt
toi Hal and HAYES pair of Ind ubber SOles put
on the bottoms OF their boots or shoes. They are
much worn IN the Northern cities. and invariably
give satisfaction. At either OF the above aces can
awaIs he found any ariIc generally kept in first
GLASS; shoe establishment ia I-eoS'
SEASONABLE GOODS FOR THE LADIES,
LEVEES, HOPS, BALLS. PARTIES,
OPERAS, fe., &c.
Elegant French Head Dresses new desiens oom-
- posed of flowers and Eold ornaments,
Chenille and Ribbon Head Dresses,
Ornamental Head Pins, new styleE
Illusion and Lace Bearthas and Capes,
Wide Illusion for Evening Dresses
Black French Lace Coifeures,
Opera Cloak Trimmings.
UPeTa Hoods, &c, Ao.,&c.
At uAXwELL's,
"a ll-eoSt $50 Peua. avenue.
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CEWING MACHINES

SEwIN6 MACHINES
AtS.HUGHEs's cloTHTss STORE, corner Of
lSth street and Penn aSease. U hl- pst Ut % iust
and makes the dosbis IOckfiGhf sfttek. streDg and
dufable, that vi not up q ever fourth stitch be
hiah price Machines. Cal and see IA. j. leln
,I,HE WONDER OF WASHINGTON Is
GIRBS'S VEGETABLE BALSAM.-pel
EormiIE almost MIRACLES An cOverinE np Bad nends
ssd earinf Al soale b.eAs~s. 70 ssn
WM. McO o q a Ic kI
So SMissSsMa9NEk, OF THE Sossr OF
0Ges asd stdsses, No. sc Isl slyssf east, Grssss
Roe, CaStfeI HttL
inEs- carefully md promptly prsparsd- no u-z1
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ia 10 eo&ds WALL Il BARNARD. Eucts.

BY WALL Il BARNARD, AuctIoneers.
9NLOSIN6 SALE BY CATALOGUES OF LADIES'
- ANfOENTs' COSTLY AND GENUINE FURs Ann
ELEGANT hoBEs AT ACcTION.-Un TUESDAY
M0kNlNG next, January 18th, at ~ o'clock, we
Will sen, without reserve, at our auction room cor
nef o VIENNA avenue, and 9Th street an assortme Mt
OF Ladies, Gents and ChUldren's Furs such as can
seldom he procured. The stock will conn prise the
choicest qualities of Hudson Bay and Mink sable
hoya ETmine, Grecian Stone Marten, Russian
FIch, &c:, In Capes. Raglans, Circu ars Veto
rlnes, Nuts, and Cuffs, and will be warranted true
to Dame. ~
These goods are consigned to us by a first cs,,
New York house. and are recently manufxctured in
the pest and latest styles. In Offering this sae. we
would state that these goods entirely fresh and
Tree from moth; and further, give every purchaser
the privilege to return, within three days after the
sae any article, should IL not prove TO be So The
attention oil the pubic is particularly invited to
this. a chance seldom offered.
hlso, handsome assortment of Gents Furs.
scch as Coats, Caps. Gloves. Matters, Boots, &c
- Also, large invoice of magnificent Carriage and
Sleigh Robes, Tiger, Bear, Wolf Jenet, Fox.
Coon. Buffalo, de-; superior quality.
jal< WALL a HARVARD Auct,rs
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CHINESE GOODS
" NEW STORE FROM NEW YORK
e. ID. VAN DEUSEN, ~ LOUISIANA avenue. has
hne assortment Of
pineapple Dresses and Hsbdkerohiefs.
Chinese, French, and American tans,
American, Indian, Reed and Bark Work &C. &C.
III , Will remain two months only, ia m ets
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REDGCED PRICES

= Al hbDOCED PhICES.
n order TO reduce our large stock Of PAIL ard
WINTER GOODS shall commence to- dsv
selling en- all inter Goods at greatly reduced
prices and many at less than cost for CASH, cose
out this season.
All persons in want OF any Fancy Dress Goods or
general Stsple Articles for family use. we invite
their SPECIAL attention TO our stock, have de-
termIned to sell Cd previous 10 making our sprIns
purchases.
NJ We shall be greatly obliged to those cus-
toners who have received their bills If thew wifi
call a. 81 early date possible and settle the same
J. w. C0LLEY a. CO.,
SIS 9Th street, Sdoors above
ia IL 2w Penn avenue.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctlonesr.

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE
AssoRTMENJ9F Fancy Day GooDs, RIBBONs,
sell: by virtue of deed of trust duly recorded an
me fancy and trimming store of george n. Cassidy
d Co.. Pennsy wanna avenue, between 10Th and M n
sts., at 10 clock a. m and from day 10 day
Hntll al! are SOLE. large assortment Of Fancy
Goods, Ribbons, Trimmings, &c,
Also, large assortment Of superior Fashionable
Handk erchisfs, 40 ' f'"
Terms An sums under s5O cash; over $50 a cred
bearing interest
jaI4 d GREES 49,
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SEAsONABLE GOODS FOR THE LADIES,

~ OF G E-FoR SALE-A splendid pair of
L HORSES, that would suit any gen -
temen VINO wishes to possess a good pair ~
oil Horses. They are Of fine style aHd 1851
action, and hue travellers; sold for no <T NJ
iasit only the present on neT having no--
further use Tor them. They he seen or tried by
APPLICATION Ia Mr.. TsOs. Fisher, at G, Mc(iu iTe
Il Co.'s usiIon Rooms.
P.S.-They will be sold on reasonable time for
paper satisfactorily endorsed ia7 I'm
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CHARLES MADES,
~ (SuccEssoR TO b. ScHAp.D
Ccrrer Of ThUd Street and Psnn. AcenUs.

The present proprietor has lust received the
splendid stock of Rhine Wine, Cham
payne; original BrandIes, Of the purestveA1
not 20 be seen IN this country, selected from HOi
land. All of these were selected by the muoh Ia
meuted h Schsd, VINO q few months sIuoe after q
vlsIt To Europe, departed this life. The stoot 10
one uneauaed, and will he presented to oonnoIssurs
offered In the market. IN addition TO the above We
also elumerate pure D'Absy nthe, Dried Plumbs,
and above all quantity of Germ n Potatoes suit-
able for transplantinE and table use all kinds Of
tame In season, as the beat Of Oysters, and Meals
at ali hours at the shortest notice. To all Of this
call particular attention. The prices for the same
canLot be compared with for cheapness.
CHARLES MADES.
ia = I'm corner Sd street and Penn syenue-
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By J. c MCGUIRE & CO.. AuctIoneers.
pEREMPTORY SALE OF BLANKETS.
CARPETlx6. READE-MADR CLOTHING, HAND
soMs yEwKffY. &C.. TO CLOSE BusTNEs.-On
TUESDAY MORNING, January 18th, al 10 o'cIk
at store No. -. 7th street, between r. and r sis
we shall sell, all the stock trade, 10 close bust
ness, comprising
50 pairs Blankets. so yards Carpet.
,p SIX and Velvet Vests, variety of Shawls
Isot OF hardware and Cutlery. Looking & lasses,
Castors, Walters, Silver plated Ware,
Gioves, Gauntlets, Sacks, Neck Ties
I9, OF JewslrJ, Perfumery, Portemonnaies &c.
Terms: $50 and under cash over that amount a
eredlt Of 80 and so days, for notes satisfactorily en-
ia lad j, G.. MnGITIRE A. IN Ar,t.
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FUTURE DAYS.

By z: MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
GONERNMENT SALE OF SUPERIOR
~ WORK HoRsss. MULES OXEN, AND Cara
OnIHURSDAY, January 2nth, At " m, al IT.
auction rooms. corner OF 10th and ID streets we
shall sell, by order of Capt. M. G. Meigs-
7superlor Work Horses
4eXcellent Mules,
yoke Oxen,
10 Carts
Terms cash, In specie.
JaIsd J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auots.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
SER FIRST PAaE.l

EoR SALE-The Good Will ard Fixtures of ,
l. hrst class restaurant, doing thriving business
and IN central part of this city. near Pennsy vaais
avenue. Will be disposed OF low for cash, or or
apa avenue. at Justice Donn's Office.
ia 1851 wN l. PARHAM
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OFFICERS ELKcTED.-The American Hook and
Ladder Company have elected the following
oracers: President, VIM. p. Brown; Vice Presi-
dent, Jos. III. Woodward; Secretary, Jos n
Laurence; rIeasurer, Dr. Jos ). Smith; Chief
director, u l. Laurence; Assistants, r. Brown,
hlnsiln, Taylor, Humphrey, l.. Pun
phrey, ii. Atchinson, A. vermiliion.
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,TSTICE IN RUSSIA.

A st. Petersburg letter. in the Emancipa-
tor. of Brussels, relates the following curious
story: !,
..Prince Leon Kotchoubcy. of 4 rich and
ancient family, a man OF an imperions char
acter, had long employed as his land agent
an Austrian. named SaltLmann. About q
year ago. when they We're alone together IN
fb. Princes eubinet. a warm discussion arose
about some account. 4. pistol was suddenly
fired. which wounded the agent i'll the SIDE.
When some of the household rushed in to see
what had taken place. the Prince accused
Saltzmann Of having fired the pistol at nm
self in a spirit Of revenge and to drag the
Prince into 4 crimina! trial. On the other
hand the agent asserted Int Prince Leon haa
fred at him in a fit Of rage. The medical
men who were called in declared that the
wound could not have been produced by the
mans owna act. The case came before ponce
tribunal. presided over bya General Pool
The influence brought u bear on the '""rt
led TO the declaration that the prince was
;nnncent, and the unfortunate Saltzmhnn. be-
inc declared guilty of wounding himself was
tbrown into prison. The sentence, IN duo
time received the confirmation of the Cover,
nor Of St. Petersburg, anu the affair seemed
At an end. The wife of the imprisoned man
however. was a woman of energy, and she
went about from door to door with her tour
young children, imploring every ono to a'a
her in obtaining justice. She was at last
called to Tsarskee Selo, and also imprisoned
leaving the children TO be- provided tor ny any
one who might have pity ON them. fupl'c
,,,mor brou ght the case to the knowledge OF
the Emperor, aud he ordered an inquiry t"
be instituted by the Senate. whose decision
M onedoubts Of. The following are sand t" he
been u~njustly condemned: has n right TO tx
the indemnity which the Prince should pay;
him; secondly, the Governor who confirmed
the sentence cannot be reached in h,s person
dsd With reprobation; and thirdly, General
pool is to be tried for injustice. aud his two
assistants in the affair shall be s'miiar'!
treated"
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oPPICERs OF THE INCORPORATION.

W. b. Massey, Mayor; l.. r. Taylor, President Of
the Board of Alderrncn; J. II. McVeigh, President
of Common Council: SD. Mccormick, Auditor aud
Clerk Of Board of Aldermen; Il. A. Tavcnner, Clerk
of Common Council: Joseph Iewett, Treasurer;
George v. Brent. Attorney; W. ID. Stuart, Survey
or; Joseph c. Moore, Superintendent Of Police:
Jacob Roxbury, Superintendent Of Gas: Jamc- p.
Coleman, Measurer of Wood and Bark: p. q. Hen
ders0n, and William Davis. Assessors; j. 4. Field,
Northern District. and Wesley Avery, southern Dis
trict. Collectors Of Taxes; George McCleish. Guagcr:
Thomas Wilmington. Clerk of the Market: William
II. Mcknight, and John Greenwood, Measures Of
Lumber
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&c.
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III Now prCrJVTTG mr. Srbr.. Arctic.
Y S,,tr.r,r V,r;c,,, Hurr and Embark. from
H., vi po.,,n o,d pb;I-5.lnhia their FALL
STOCE nr I6TORS WINES.
TOR,CCn sEGARS Re- tc COMPRISING y yery
,.r.raI md d..ir,hI. ..s,rtr,.nt which they will
ELL fr .a.b - - ,rorn, J,zIrr, At , mail
an, '""' ~ f
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Snrar,
IN. MI rru-L,, p.,.5,-,i cr.,r,.t.I md
' Gnr.. ,Ia
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oIbLG, ~. W,I,..r.
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N ARTICLES. SC.

WAR IETIES.-Dominoes, Dice 'ness anu
v Checker Men. Backgammon bonr's, o'S"'
poyte Mouaies, Cabas, Work Boxes. Writing pe'hs'
cor.l Neglirces, Card Cases. China Vases tint
Cunx and Saucers. with other notions. cheap ~
ian H.B. wHlTTINGTONS, - h'nS-s'
TUsT RECEIVED, a further supply OF Porte
Mooaies, Purses. Cabas, DC. all "i "h'eh VIII
\. sold very cheap for cash. ut
,sn a &C. BERRY'a, y King street.
DRUSHES.-A fine assortment vi liair' Snoe'
X Hat Teeth. Nail. Comb. and busting Brushes
H.. l.. WHlTTlNGTnNe
S2 King street.
INST RECEIVED, per Express, an"iner lot oil
Douglas & Sherwood's Patent Steel hA''nsio"
h9opea {. C. BERRY's. % Kinr-.'.
~VErLAND WOOL. OF the best qua',.S' u -
- snc .olors. received aud Tor sa,e az ~ ,'"'
80, OF ii. b. WITHIN
JAMS d.
NoMBs.-Tuck, Dressing, Side, run NeeS, pJ
~ net, Pocket, Fine, and ChilarSI
st II. d. WHITTINGloNn
isnS So King street.
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF BAIR Bk'Sh
"A rs and Combs, constantly on hand AT
jsn IL C.c. BERRY'S, II. King-s"e''
OnO BBLS. NO. ! POTOMAC HERRING;
SUU 90 hbls. and bali Lhl-. FAMILY SHAp,
Isr sale u reduced prices, 10y J.. Z. MeGRAW,
~ cppe~ end Of King 1t.
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MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD.

OFFICERS:-E. c. Marshall. President; I'd.
ward Green, Clerk and Treasurer; Daniel Morgan,
Assistant Treasurer: j. Med. GoldsborOugh. Chief
Engineer. D.. II. Lambert, Hiram Martz, Andrew
Pitman, W. ii. Irwin, and c. ii. IImton. Directors.
OFFICE ON King street, over the Office Of the
Fire Insurance Company.
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M
No. l46 KING STREET, CORNER ST. ASAPH.
j. E. DOUGLASS,

for The LATE FIRM or FLEMING a DorGLAsS,)
NIGuLn call the attention cf his friends and
w the public gcneraiiy. 10 his large aud gcneral
OF GOODS,
of the very best qualities. which he is prepared To
SELL FOR CASH, al the very lowest rates. and
would enumerate in part the following ARTICLES
The finest Green and Black TcIs
Choice Havana Segars
Worcestershire Sauce
John Bull do. Harvey do
Mixed English Pickles
uirkins' Chow Lho. taalltlo1cr
American ricklcs of different kinds
French Mustard
Pure English and American do
Tomato. Walnut and Mushroom Catsups
Brandy Pine Apple. Peaches. and Cherries
rreser;ei finger. Strawberries. Pine Apple,
and Citron
Bordeaux Olive Oil. Of the most approved
Brands
Sardincs. OF best brands
Cox's Sparkling Gclalinc
Mir 4 Sons Edinburgh Ale
Brown Stout
Italian and American Mac"ar"ni
Azumea, or Baking Powder
Pine Ample, English Dairy. ~Sapsago. and prime
Eastern Cheese
Gronud Ginger. Cinnamon, AlSpice, Gloves.
Mace. and Black and White Pepper, ali var
rantcd pure
Fresh L.obsters. Picked do
Best LAYER and Bunch Raisins. in whole, half.
and quarter boxes
Ci,ron. Currants. Pruncs. Figs. Bordeaux Al
monds. English Walnuts. and Pecan Nuts
Hcckcr's Farina. Baker. Ec=t Chocolate and
Brona
Sperm. Chemical Sperm, and Adamantine
Candles
CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR. in barrels and bags,
of the following brands. constantly on hand. and
for sale at lowest Rates: James :. Welch's premium.
Patapsco and Caledonia Mills. der ;-don
~ OTICE.-Thc Senior partner having with
~ drawn from the firm OF JAMES GREEN Il
SONS, our future business will Ice conducted under
the name anI .!ylc OF GREEN d BRO.. who have
now on hand for sale, and viii continue - manu-
f,ctnre. at the old stand, corner Of Prince aud
Fairfax streets. Il general assortment Of the mos;
modern and au!iqu. FURNITURE. Feather Bed,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses. de-. and every other
article embraced III our line Of business. We hope
by the aid Of the most modern machinery. and the
many cnnycr!cnrcs which our mandatory i, pro-
yiici with. 10 bc able to make il The interest "t
those wanting anything in our line, 10 give ns u call.
JOHN v. GREE.N,
"a az l. Rec
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RAILROADS.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.

OFFICERS John 5. Barbour, jr.. President
j. ii. Reid, Clerk and Treasurer; II. ". Nande,
grift. Chief Engineer. Henry Daingcrfield. W. c.
Rives. Inman Horner, J. Willis, and Henry Shack.
elfori. Directors.
OFFICE OH King street, over Washington Hall.
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BAN K s
BRANCH of EXCHANGE BANK of VIRGINIA.

OFFICERS:-Robt. Jameson, President; John
Hooh. Cashier; Lewis Hooff. Teller; Charles L.
Hoof, Book Keeper; p. +. Hoffman, Discount
Clerk. C.. T. Lee, l. Louis kinzer, Robt. q. VIC
lett. J. N. Stewart, Dennis X. Blackjack, and /.
Buckingham, Directors.
OFFERING DAYs-Tuesiays and Fridays.
Discount DAYs-We dncsdays and Saturdays.
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BRANCH OF FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.

OFFICERS:-Wm Gregory. President W. ii.
Marbury, Cashier; Peter Wise, Teller; T.. c.
Fletcher. Book Keeper: ID. X. Scmmes, Assistant
Book Keeper; r. d.. Fendall, Discount Clerk. +.
J.. Smith, c. I. Suite. Turner Dixon. c. c. SInoot,
p. q. Uhlcr, and J. II. Brent. Directors.
OrPKnISG D~AYs-Mondays and Thursdays.
Discount DAYs-Tuesdays and Fridays.
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&c.

n ISsOLrTION.-The partnership heretofore
~ existing between the undersigned, under the
firn name If r.. 4. BREW1s & CO., Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The business oil the
firm will b, closed up by T.. A. BREwIs.
r. A. BREWlS,
AlcX'a. Jan. |, lS5a.-lm A. LA"sON.
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ALEXANDRIA CANAL COMPANY.

OFFICERS Reuben Johnston, President; "
B. Price, Clerk; T. ID. Fendall. Treasurer; Jane
Green, Henry DainScrfeld, c. F. Lee. W. y. Me
Weigh, J. j. Wheat. and John West. Directors. OF
fee, No. 81 Prince street.
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ALEXANDRIA & WASHINGTON RAILROAD.

OFFICERS JAS. s. French, President job
Corron, Superintendent.
OFFICE at the Depot, southeast corner of Priu-
cess aud st. ASaph streets.
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FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &.

THE FIRE INSURANCE COMpANy ..
ALEXANDRIA, continues 10 insure .
Fire, generally. in Town and Country a shsrs,
, on the most reasonable terms.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
As1Hosr i. COVER, President.
William Gregory, Edward ;. HCugh.
Robert Jameson, James J. Smith,
Thomas X. Keith, Robert II. Violet.
William H.. FOslC, Thomas McCormi.
John II. Brent, ID. Il. Smith,
John j. Daingerfeld.
Z.j- Office hours from . TO u. and from p.
o'clock. {. W. MAITLES. Sccrc,a,-
Office on King street, near -. A,apA.
nov l0-dly
THE POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANy.
i ALEXANDRIA, No. II, South Fairfax ..,..
next door to John Lcadbcatcr'S Drug Stor. a
they will be pleased to receive oacr- for c.rLr.
or Marine Insurance.
Prcsidcnt-SANUEL Miller.
DIRECTORS
VIM. y. McVeigh, Robert ;. Ably,
Lewis Mckenzie. Nathaniel Bou.h,
Cassius F.. Lee, Benjamin Barton.
oct eff f.. y. POWELL. Scor,,,~