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THE VIRGINIA SENATORS on THE PLAN OF THE
PEACE CoNvESrIoS We have letters from Rich
mond this morning, giving assurances that II
Congress carry out the plan Of the Peace Congress.
the Virginia Convention will also place Virginia
upon IL by majority Of quite two to one. This
Judgment is borne out by such members Of that
Convention as are now here. 1t exposes the oppo-
snon OF Messrs. Hunter and Mason to the plan,
essayed In the Senate yesterday, in Its true light
rnus II shows that they are not striving to obtain
a se'uement Of the troubles that Will be entirely
sansiectory 70 an overwhelming majority Of Viz
gina; ous 70 defeat any possible settlement, in
order, II possible, eventually to consumuate IN.
purposes Of the conspiratos against the iptegrItv
Of the Union, conceived In secret conalave be,s
and now being hatched out from tim. 70 tns
over the South
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-02

'ENHRAL TwIees.-As intimated Yesterday.
oene'al Twiggs has been dismissed from the
Army OF the United States by the President Of the
United States, for his rev Citing treachery to the
flag Of his country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-02

The PEACE CONFERENCE SETTLEMENT IN yIR.
GINA The Richmond WING Of Yesterday COM
mends the Peace Conference compromise az fair,
just and complete adjustment; one, Ii says,
which will meet with the enthusiastic and almost
unanimous approval Of the people Of Virginia and
Of the whole country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-02

CoEHcIoS.-ln view Of the fact that the incom
Ing administration will be utterly without power
70 essay force against the seeded States the hub
ouoooo being raised in Richmond against SEQ.
efeion" Is neither more nor less than trick to
VOW the Pro-Union majority Of the Virginia
Wenuon on its balance-to urge II into an ex
eme policy. What is called Mr. Stan.on,s force
Dill has not passed and cannot pass Congress ere
the 4th Of March; and the only military means
which the new administration will have at fts
command will be derived from the appropri
anons In the ordinary army appropriation bill.
which are granted upon the most meager scale
perhaps less than ever before Of late years. The
losses OF forts, arms, stores, &c, which the Gov
eminent has met with at the South through the
secession movement will render the appropri.
anons OF the bill referred to insufficient 20 eoup
me ordinary small standing army Of the United
States, a. not long since, without leaving dollar
70 be expended In military operations in the field
or elsewhere. So, even IL SO disposed, the new
administration cannot send a single regiment
against seeded State without previously calling
Congress together and getting appropriations to
that end and then obtaining further loans to make
them available. These facts blow sky-high all
the humonggery being practiced in Richmond
relative to this point Of coercion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-02

APPROVED The President this mornin ny an.
proved the tariff bill recently passed by Coneres..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-02
Spirit Of the Morning Press

The IstsIligsnee, cites the language OF Mr.
Stanton, used In the House Of Representatives, on
reconsidering the vote on the amendments to the
Constitution, as being indicative Of the spirit Of
the majority Of the Republican party, and thinks
that the incoming Administration win be rem
dercd conservative and conciliatory by the very
necessities Of Its position.
The Republican argues that the finances Of the
Southern Confederacy are in such low condition
that the government will be compelled to fall to
the ground, either for want Of funds at once, or
eventually by the hands Of the people, who will
resist the necessary taxation to support Il.
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NEW NATIONAL THEATEK!
JOHN 8. RAREY
Has the honor to announce has
THIRD LECTURE
AND EXHIBITION OF HORSE-TAMING
In WASHINGTON
ma

AND EXHIBITION OF HORSE-TAMING
In WASHINGTON
SATURDAY EVENING, March I'd,
At ha'f past seven,
IL MAMMOTH BuILnINa
Erected expressly for Mr.. RAREY'S Exhibitions,
on the site of the Old National Theater, E st,
near Pa. avenue.
The building Is STRONG, CONVENIENT, AID CON-
PORTABLE, PERFECTLY WATERFRONT, WELL HKAT-
I'D, LIGHTED WITH GAS, FURNISHED WITH COM
PORTABLE SEATS, and properly ventilated.
Several Horses OF the most Vicious and Unmsn-
ageable Nature have been secured for the Practical
Illustration Of this Lecture and will be introduced
and suojugated in the presence Of the audience.
CRUISER
And the Smallest Shetland Ponies in the World
will also be exhibited.
Mr.. RAREY guarantees the perfect order and
deoorum of this Lecture.
A full corps Of Ushers has been engaged, and
ever attention will be paid to the comfort Of La
dies.
ADMISSION.
HeOheo.- I'll
All the rest of the house. .........5 50 cents
Seats may now be secured at the Box Once of the
above building, K street, near Pa. avenue, and at
Me;Eerotts music store, Pa. av. IL
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AUCTION SALES.

By BoNTZ a GRIFFITH. AUctioueera
DEREMPToRY SALE OF LADIES' AND
On eHTSEE.tbS s sSSss sss, m tss 81:
O'Clock, We VIII cell At store No. See Seventh ct.
tl.%.n dsDISiIs sq.iPs:. we NAM ,,I u rat
Ladies Morocco Boots, Slippers and Waking
Chr drsn' I; Morocco. Kid. Black and Col Ored Last
s s:si:s sss:: S sss s ssYf &, Boots.
q S.;:s. f f..;s. E Sasss e f::
s ssa'' CIR 81 s sSS ks sTBGs oSs;
You.s s g. I'd az Si K. booth ksssh'r Caters
Cloth Caters. CAT Caters,
Tos 'tber with large ssscrtmept Of Boots, Shoes.
onS Gsl.sE, toe H.Fs ITO nsnn n a Cloth
you. Sa os SsR sss special attention Of .hc. deal.
sompsss, and s.. ns.ry al been parohs.sd sitSiS
the past twelve months.
ofe0 and 90 days for ssisf.c.oriy endor..d 2ctss,
N;s.Ps sue.. and Con Bonn iss
tssss .s.. s... cn X, St c. & o s
the Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia for
% % pubic cs.s 70 in
Court House door Of said county, on FRIDAY
ooloef m the tSiioSisS ds:or!Ssd pTOPsrt; 70 VII.
VIZ; Lot No Is IN ssva No a.. Lot Nc; Z, IN
n No so Lot No. IT, iS sS
G Is 1ss SS rs II AT. ss' status. S, 81
the Improvement; thereon, seLIed and leyee uso'H
e NO. s. 10 sgd s foa
f.yor q q, sOOs' BrOt W ss Ggb M.r,AS
By GREEN q WILLIAMS. AuotIoneer,
On RI EsP6S snI wEDNfsDhY. Maze. AsSbi and
oSSs e mi snd sS a. our siss
collection Of unredeeme1 Pledges, comprising In
Extra fne Gold and Silver Hunting Case, Lever
-, sns other Wstehes,
Ladies, PeriOT Gold Pins and EsrriOts, single or
Plain and Fancy Finger Rings
,ToEethsr with an extensive variety Of Ladies
S M,ssEE,ss 4 hPPs s e. T0 0sha s.R h,,
Silk and other Dresses.
Cloth c.pes ard Goats; Furs, sc.
Also, Revo'vers, Guns and Pistols,
And many otter articles too numerous 70 enumcr-
The ssis will 90 nmence with Watches.
nmd is1 eSE ssNNsazs MfTft9kSss.. n Eacs.
By J. c. MCGUIRE q CO. AuCtloneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF H0USEH0I.DAN
ytss dsed Of a. rom SSSu j
corded In LLber J. A. - No. Ia, folio IS ct see.
the subscriber will sell, 81 pubic sale on FRI
pay, the 9Th day Of March, 1861. at the late reel
dence Of said John BOhsyer, Jr on the corner Of
st. norta and Fifth st. east-
BookoassF, STA, . -oun yes. Sta les,
Bureaus, Carpets BeIttesds, Bods and Bed
ding,
is Chairs, s pair Scales, Clocks.
Looking lssses, Sausage Machines, Kettles,
Lot OF CIJcksry and Glass Ware,
Lot Kite e. Utensils, Horses,
Cow, BusEieE, Wagons,
Carl and lot of Harness
Terms: All sumo Of SSO and under cash; al sums
over $50 and under S. al 50 days; all sums over
80 81 under 500 81 81 and 60 dlys; and al Gums
Of SnO and over az 81, 81 and 90 DAYS credit, Tor
from day of SAFE.
Sale to commence at 10 o'c'Oska m.
CHAS. = WALLACE, Trustee.
fe 26-eo&ds MCGUIRE a CO Aucts.
rTRUsTEE's sALE OF REAL ESTATE
N BY vIrtns Of 8 deed Of trust, executed 20 me by
Flch I'd Williams and wife, recorded in AIexan-
eT nS CGpnty Court ~ Libss u No. 5. folio Ne,
sTo,ion to ,hs isb.i,s Snef Tor sale at Rpebo
NESpAf the SIN day of March, 1851. 10 frort Of
TIC mayors once, IN the city Of Alexsndrs, % II
O'Clock m "a tract Of Land IN the county Of hleI-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-02

Mr. FucHAxAx's NEIsHsoRs wucox, y,,,
Aonr.-A committee from Lancaster, Pa. will
arrive In this city tonight charged with IN. utv
OF escornng Mr. Buchanan home, after be Law.
down the cares Of ONCE. These gentlemen ~.
old neighbors Of Mr.. Buchanan, and lead,pg
members Of the community in which he ha, spent
90 many years Of his life. Their names are A
Peters, james Patterson, Dr. Isaac Winters. :
MesPsrran, q. NJ. North, Henry E. Leman. DR.
Isaac Weidlef, VIM. Miller, and Gen. @ Al
sseinnan. Mr. Buchanan willleave Washington
NJ p m on Tuesday, we understand
BiERsfApTS fns picture, Laramie Peak.
kocfy Mountains, !" now on exhibition a, PhiIn
4 soiomons bookstore, attracts much attention
some exquisite waier-colored pictures, recent
Imporhfions from London, are now to be seen at
fhhps gallery, and are worth the study Of all
lovers Of his beautiful school Of art,
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One Dollar.

$l-Sl-Sl-$l-$1-S1
Sl-S1-Sl-S1-S1-e
416 PA. Av. EvANs,s xzsp.
YOUR CHOICE OF ANY ARTICLE OF
JEwELRY >1se.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-02
Union REHTAURANT.

l MUM hEsTAURANT,
Tn, Southeast corHe, Pa at and S,rth ST.
ishinent, 1t being rem0deed and re6tted
.nno,nxnoat, WI open this day to their YAK
2%nst"mers And the public in general. Their IE;HH
pp1oIroRRal,ee d With al the choicest brands oil
best o. hLEs; PORTER. CIDER 20. Tos 81 the
CO, GIG tRs, &c., of the purest ouaIitv
Ins Eating Bar has oil the delioscies of the rea
son that VII satisfy the Apostles Of all those who
FISH, Fowl, DO. 80. UYSTERS served m m
In every style; in fact every thing the fancy nj ~,
mind may call for be had At the Shortest no,iae
bratss eS Concert vii be given By Pros cee.
m.a.eelx. R SRPSsHHRH J. b NT3GRSWT83P
ExcHHAANNGE,
E2cHaak6E.
No 26s PsNssrLvASIA Az.
NO. foo fEnysYLvANIA Av.
=. NO. 700 PENNSYLVANIA Ay
II you want nice breakfast, 10 to the Exeh.n.s
266 Pa. avenue.
h'0u want hrs Dinner, 60 to the Exchange. aso
ns .s so any bs thing IL the Drinking
Is z, the mead e tss Culinary Of The
a.. 70 serve his old friends as 10 daya bafossr1
Citizers should remember the Exoha2se Stre
should remember the Exchange, S66 pa assn
sv tbnrs H9sn osn Pc served
WIVES, LIQUORS, and CIGARS
may De had there, and there 10 good cheer IN, all -
M the Exohengs. csc Pa syenus vt s'i' -
usaT K ,rfWoomdsr inc Exchange, 96e p. ave nue.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-02

- NOTICE.
SHAS. WERNER, No 355 Ps. avenue, oppo-
ana quench the thirst Of all Corners during Wac
me inauguration of the President elect LIZZIE Il
his house has been Tehtted througbou and ~
comfort and accommodations cannot be beat His
SAio9n up stairs will be furnished with the test Of
EauabIes, choloe Wines, Ale and SegaTs and the
stauLant with every thing The appetite can cIays.
Cal and see HIM Charley is clever fellow. and
supplies all with Fish, Flesh and Fowl as we'll as
Wines, Ales, Beer aud Liquors This Hnuse
always open for the early traIns. fe aSs
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,m CHfs.s WALIsca, Trustee.

TRUSTEES sADE OF REAL ESTATE
Il By yirtns Of g deed Of trust, executed 20 me by
kloh I'd WILLIAMS and wife, recorded in AleIsn-
and st their reQuett Wi offer for sale az pu bio
s1Slon, to the highest bidder for cash, on WE'D
NESuAf, the 6th day of March, 1851, in frort Of
&c mayors onlce, In the CITY Of Alexandra 81 Il
O'Clock m a tract Of Land IN the county Of Ale1-
tndria, contanint about 81 sores lying on the Co
i9,nbls turnpike, about ~ miles from the citT Of
rs dts b. H. BERRY, Trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-02

MAMMOTH PROMENADE CONCERT,
lV1 TUESDAY, March 9Th,
AT THE
INA UG URATION BALL ROOM,
By the
PRINCIPAL MEMBERS OF THE
LATE GERMANIA SOCIETY,
The Beethoven Society,
Together with an
I ID NJ & Sc ORCH TER,
Under the direction Of
CHARLBs LKsscHow, ESQ.
PRoaRANME-PARr 1.
]. Marche Gu Sacre-Prophetl.... .Meyerbeer
9. 0yerture1;McryW Wives Of Windsor. Nloolsi
). Wdzer-Nenus kelren-. gu ri
4. Overture Gazza Ladra. Rossini
5. Elegie by Ernst-Solo Trombone. -. Lenschov
o. OaloP-Cdstllia7er... .Lumbye
PART III.
j. S.xet tuIe00zampa;. .Berold
Nssonal % star FlOtO~
Rsnner." 60.
5. Finale-Galop.
Tickets Fifty Cents, for sale at Metxerott's Mu-
sic Store.
Doors open a. Z; TO commence at O'Clock. mar 9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-02

NTATTENTION, COLUMBIA CAVALRY
NJ You will meet at the Lichan House on SAT-
URDAf, March I'd, att O'Clock p. m. A full meet
ing Is desired upon important business
By order Of the Captsin:
2tS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-02

NJ DUST, DUST, DUST.-NOTICE-AM
US persons doing business on Penn. avenue are
REG ne, ted to meet in the room over Gait & Bros
yeweiry Store. on SATURDAY EVENING, I'd
at ~ ocnck, to adopt some plan for scrapirg
ma
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
u1mE VIRGINIA. LIFE INSURANCE COMPA

nyIIE VIRGINIA LIPE INSURANCE COmFA-
NY business and the attention OF The
public earnestly called TO The Importance OF It's objects tbs
company under it charter, divides seyeDeEhs OF s ponu
every three years. among the policy holders thereby giving The
assured advantages Of the Mutual System with Che pledge
perpetual Capital stock the added security that M
have moneyed Interest In conducting It's
affairs with prudence and economy
The requires half OF the Capital Stock and
In Bond and Mortgage unnc1moered hea hstae
worth double the amount .,
The chief object Of the Company Is TO aid In retaining AZ nome
the OF which annually from our state
for Ife Northern Companies That money VIII DE
for term Of years legal interest," and DIS
bursed In our midst u,,
Endovmsns and Annues granted Life and term Policies Is
other good Companies save ihsuredor
'A' ''a' V DIRECTORS
VIM H. Macfar and, John Purcell,
Ioseph Allen sanpT Bsyy,
Roscoe b. Heath, Jos. 4. Anderson,
Thos W. McCsnce, Thomas p. August,
John II Montsgue, 70. II. MRury,
David l. Burr Jas. A. CoTArdin,
Lewis Glnter, J. B. MeUlelland,
John Jones, p. 1. Moore
JAa L. Appersop, John II. Claiborne,
Lewis D. CrenshAv, D. O. Wherry,
VIM G.. Paine Wa. II. Christian,
H r. O. BaskeryiI, Wyndham Robertson,
6su1 J. Harrison, John Q. shaierl
Wra. II. Haxan, Peter q. MarNieks
Kobt T. Brooke, o. Hsskus,
Gee D. Shell Edward Norvel
Wellington Goddin, Geo. J. snr1reri
DOoley. ID. g. woodbridge.
Ires.dent-sAML J. HARRISON
Wee PTesident-Ww. II. HAXALL
Physicidn-Dr BLAIR BURWkLL
Ah0rRey-R0So0E B. HEATH, ESQ.
anal J. ADAIR PLEAsANTs, secretAry.
Fiy-0hce Main 18th streets, Richmond
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RAILROADS, &C.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD.
@@S g rs sssssss}

SUFERSDsSDKSrs OTFicr,
Richmond 10Th Dee. 1h6O. !
Winter Arrangement.
TO the SOUTH AND SOUIh- WESE
ON and after Monday Path, passenger trains will run As
FROM RICHMOND TO DAHVILLE
Mall Train leaves daily Except Sundays att o'clock
A NJ and rea hes Danvire at 3 10 o'clock p Nj.
FROM DANVILLE To RICHMOND
Mail Train leaves Danve daily Except Sundays) at5 O'Clock A.
NJ and reaches Richmond at 1.05 O'Clock 2. NJ.
The Train Richmond at huntsville with the trains
over soude Railroad for Lynchbug and the South and
South West daily. a...
The train from Burksvie with the soutsde
Railroad trains Petersburg and Norfolk and at Richmond
with the trains the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad the York River Railroad with the James River
Steamboats, Norfolk and Old Point
Through tickets be procured and baggage will be checked
through 10 the following points:
LYnchburg Chattanooga
Bristol, Nashville,
Knoxville, Huntsville,
Dalton, Grand Junction,
Aua.ta, Memphis,
Montgomery Canton,
Vcksburg and jackson,
New Orleans.
CHAs. q. TALCoTT,
de20 Superintendent.
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AYERS
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

AN Won rict, feeble, and com
lllImurs Are yuE ont Ot orlrr,
with your IS ton dcr1ngcd' aud
Your fcchn.s uncomlOrtahle'
These SYMPTOMS are often the
p-cludctn serious illness. some
iit OF sickness is creeping upon
you. aud should De avcrtct 10y 4
timely use OF the right remedy.
Take Ayers Pills, and cleanse
out the "a ordered hnmors -pu-
ri.v the blood, and let the fluids
move ON mob>tructct in health
q sin. They timullte theiunc-
tious OF the body into vigorous
activity. purif, the system from
a.. Oh tructi1us which make
disease. 4 cold settles some
g. . ..|...N I.. % HHHHHFa
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DALEY LINE or PACKETS.

TsvRI- WEEKLY, THR- UGH To LYN CU S21e-sTTIT7Ti,,
I BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCuhHAN, EsSis5s,s5rs7
AND TRIwEEELY ON THE OPPOSITE DAYS, MAKING A DAI
LY LINE as FAR AS sCOTTSV LILLE.
Richrondto Scottsvlle % Richmond 70 Lexington 50 90
Lynchburg.. i 90 " 4" Buchanan. 90
The through viii Richmond Monday, Wednesday and
Friday NJ and and after the 9Th September the Way
line for Scosve will ats P ~ Tuesday Thursdays and Sat
urdays and far scotsyie Returning leave Scots
vile Monday. Wednesday and Friday at liz A. NJ.
distance ana time NJ passing In card below for through
line aud observe that the Scosye line will pass intermediate
points the opposite day at the hours going and hour
later coming down.
Leave Monday We'd Leave Lnchburg Monday We'd
u. ID lrnnI Lrtl r.nAE u
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"a rnmslr Phrsic.


From ir. =. ". f.ff'rft. ft, Nt'f bH'tNF''
Nour Pills lra Che prime. or pur.vs. Their excellent
crrIi.a. -..r-- n., gsriari, wc possess. They are
mid h5, e.rc certain ami tI.rual W their action on the
bowels. Uh uHSc- them invaluable 90 us Ia the daily
IN. fruarf of i..l-a.
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Yv,r@EKEEPIVG GOODS" have in store a ie1
XII ..--s -.-tk f1ls-s r.rUg goods, comprising every
f -h "a a.ua y called i5- .- tre hardware me- eu We arc
,,.. I0. -.r cash, or o. pulctutl customers
spAIS. Tor or JOBDAN'S, SMITH
= FI-LD and F-ay Sausage JOKES ana N'g' u, >1s ana
o. ale by W. a. ,-., &c.,
JED
u-aN! IR0N .---I- store am re-ey1r per bark Morn
. 20 go. liverpool english Eetued Iron, com
.li t.s1r.laert of Eou- is, Squares, Fas Ova's, af
o,,l. H..., .loe NsH Rods, and Basnals Skating.
ALSO.
-rt7Hs sr.I.s and Common Eugl ~ Iron, or SAL ~ o
~ EDWIN WORKMAN CO
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F5ra Epsrrascc, MARINE i,s,,ra,:ce.
LEVEHPOoL AND LONDON
EHRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,OOO.OOO!
ANNUAL INCOME, $2,2bOIOOOl

1,vVsVED M TiIF USiTfb sfifFs OVER ssOOOOOI
All Directors Personally Responsible for TIC Engagements OF
tho Company
EETE respectfully ask attention 90 the security OF the 7erpoo
W and London insurance Company 10 Us policy holders In It's
ls-r, cash capital and investments ssSated above.
TIE large capital and income Of the Company enabe TO take
line convenient parties requiring large amounts oinsudnce
In addition 90 the ordinary Of insurance, this Compsnyls-
sues POLICiS on the payment OF II a AZ q,
AL PREJl{UlfS Property is, herceforth FEfAAHnNIL5
INSURED The Policy be cancelled at any ne and thepre-
MUM will ne returned less per cent.
Company will ma insurance by lose OF Aents oy sre on
new most ihcr. principle
Unde the Policies or mis- Company claims paid uponpre-
senston Of satisfactory proof without or dSdo-
lion IN interest," and not AZ usual DAYS after presents.
don ~ proof WORKMAN 4 WYATT, Agents,
nssr' 40 Me'n street under So Charles Hotel.
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e ~

wishing obtain c cts or servants
" Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac K r. Tor Wash
uetoa CITY and points further North must in all cases he vouch
for 6 some Responsible white citizen OF Richmond In person,
% tie officers Of the Road, tickets vi be sold
piled for by letter A. n. ALLEN,
ua2D-ly Ticket Agent.
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q - NJ alvlseent o be consider Cd ~ ne month or yttf
- .rssei on ths Manuscript previously agreed upon be
tscsn tre parties - -
sr f insertion be continued untl ordered cut and payment
srarted sr-.rlusy-
* esrt Al AuugHrsErUNT To avoid any risuude i
~ part Annual Advertisers 90 n proper 20 state i
-, - vecsl only cgen De- % their c.te business Asai
700 L nJ an ether Advertisements sent BY them % &c an
,Hif6raI charge, and 10 vvril.on- a..
- Real Estate and General Agents Adye' arnen uot
i f the vr bu 10 be charged the usual rates subject
40 III h discounts AZ shall be agreed upon. ,.
- Booksccra and yearly advertisers, genclaly -
Or more squares thc privilege OF change, sau nos on e
Vsv ays-s-e e. any week, Insert more tain tl a-'
sd thl standing rule unirr te CONTRAST anu An 0
a.. su.t mount 81, be charged AZ the usual rates -.
4lver.s--naats Inserted In the S ttNF wig AZ . 800
80 I'd me- l- les che Insertion, and so cents
a. l,r, fr .teh --r.aua-rs. 7r 70 Ny, 3 cents
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fFyISEuENDOCS BARGAINS IN DRX GOODS.
No TIME LIKE TUE PRESENT eco WoRIH or NV
AUCTION BARGAINS-MORE GOODS THAN ROOM ~ SiOhh
ThEs LARGE sAiEs, SMALL PRoFlTs AsB Quiz Nv,
TuRNs.-J MILIIiISER BROTHER, 1913 BROAD stkfsr,
Are now nerng thr latest prrcass the larg" auction
saea in York the prevailing panic prices her. and can
their ends ard that better rdu oF HHs
1aOaeV cannot he had IN this market.
The particular respectfully requs ed U the
largest assortment OF priced medium and meh priced Dhfh
GOODS 10 be any establishment in the city, without any
execution
3.OOo yds PoPIINs, sik Figures-25c, cost SOC
eco yds WORSrEn VENETIA NS-50c worth roc
loo yds All Silk POPLlNs, AZ TIC. and 81 ueyard -
5000 yds Of New Dress Silks greatly below last month Pces'
NB-Addona force employed To walt on the rohg OF Gus
expected and Of running of the goods rapidly AT e pop
ocie J. MLLHIsE9 BRO
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-04
Extensive COnfagration.

At about halfpast two o'clock yesterday
afternoon, a fire broke out in Cora's stable,
on C street. which was not subdued until it
had visited Third and 3 streets and Virgin
alley Property was destroyed on G street
as follows:
oV,.'~ -A-i,o. 'ooefher with thirteen horses
and mules two buggies, one sulky uud t"O
wagons.
The stable of c. G. Bockius. (rhe store
owned by the same gentleman was saved)
The United States stable, owned by James
Tuckott.
The blacksmith shop of A. p. Spear, (par-
TALLY destroyed.)
On Third street, the fire destroyed one
blacksmith shop and two China houses.
On Virgin alley, the stables Of Thomas
Nutter and T. Suber
On b street, the California Bakery
We are unable to estimate the loss. The
fire burned with great fury, making, during
q greater portion of the time, huge blaze,
which, Joined with the heat of the sun, made
feaIfully hot work for the fremen. The
boys did not finch, however, but stood up to
the Fire King as one would on a cold De-
cember night. We never saw tiremen WORK
with more zeal, and never saw the power of
human beingsto endure heat more thoroughly
tested. The fire ragged for upwards OF an
hour