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what Grant saws.

General Grant told member Of Con-
gress recently, that if the country would
give him 100000 fresh men, he could close
the war in three months. 1t Is supposed
the draft will return the Government st
least 100000. -a Ysb.,f
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We are glad TO see symptoms Of an in.
tenti0r On the part Of our State 70 prohibii
the stoTsgsZof petroleum in cities, in
slargs qsantitiess The recent tsfEibiesfreI
In Philadelphia, IA sccount of which we
have published shows that its pres
ence IN large quantities is hardly less dan
gerous than that Of guDpoWder. Let Us
not rISk 4 moment longer the dangers Of
sssing fhesstsrrible scenes repeated in pur
midst Action on the laBfsct has BEEN
tnken BY both houses Of the Legisiature
but nothing final has been done in either.
Lei there be ne delsy. ~ 75
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MIn0HAsrsl NAsl0.AI BAL o. CL1y.LAaD,

Cleveland, o., February 9, 1865.
This Bank having been duIy authorized by the
Comptroller Of the Currency to commence the busi-
ness Of Banking undsr the Act Aforesaid, will open
It's books and be prepared for the transaction Of
business on ThaTBdAy, the 9th inst. '1af
The business Of the MarehAnts' Bank Of Glove
land, except in the closing up Of Its affairs, will
eeaIS at that date. ~ --.,--
Goysrnmsnt Bends, and act - the Agent OF jay
Cooke in the sale Of Q. s. Seven Thirty notes
9--=l I. p. HANDY, President
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Bank MutifE.
TREAsnRY pEPART1IENT.
0FFIoR or coHPTRoLLER OF rHE CURRENCY,
90 r. WAsaiFeroH, January 91st, 1855. !

2
-a n WAsaiFsToE, January 91st, 1855.
"HEBEAS,s by satisfactory evidence to
w the undsFaIgnsd. it has been msds to appear
that ''rhs MEROHAET5' NATIONAL BANK OF
-OEEVBHAND,h In the Guy Of ClsvelaHd, in tbs
county Of 0igahegd, and STATE OF Ohio has bean
duly TEauiEsd under and according TO tho require
msnts Of the Act Of Congress entitled Gan Act to
provide National Currency, secured by . pledge
OF United States Bonds, and provide for the cir
eulAtion and rsdemPtios thereof" approved June
3. 1884, and has complied with all the proTsions Of
said Act required 20 be compiled with before com
msnsing the business Of Banking under said st.
Nov, theTeiors, 1, HUGH McaULLOOH, Comp
troller Currency do hereby certify that "Ihe
MERoHAN1s' NATIONAL BAHK or oLEVE
LAND tnthe Citg ef OlessLaAd, IN the county Of
OBFGko9a, and State Of Ohio ia authorized % COM
nsees the hunness OF Banking under the Aot sfors-
z In Testlmsny FhsrsoE, witness ny band and
seal ofones this ThirEy-6rst day tf JAntAFyi 1895,
q. HUGH Mo0ULLeoH,
1ArC Comptroller Of ths Currency.
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Lty'8 4GlDs- -OFoels
1000 2ai me dfsft order from ProyoEt Marshal
M ~ lo o[s snsiEl Fly, came IN yesterday
.a-id sloss morning tslegraph wetake tomean sim
5G9buo1 ply ahia In al districts where recruiting
li tZiagais progressing rspial, tie aFift will Be
-o29 & sei postponed 70 give The dissrct an OPPOr-
75r, rd tunityDf filing its quota BY volunteers.
bssls5 ofIasl districts which are making no ef-
ea2 oi sSorts 10 raise volunteers the dra Will pro
-cssd ss once = 1This i the. most sensible
.--77r.1.qIdsF that General Fey has Issued for
long time. It Is in itself fair to'thsPeo-
pie, it affords q stimulus 70 recruiting
It allows Of no unnecessary delays IN rais-
ing men, and il win prOduCs AlArgeE num-
Der Of men and better material than any
FEA 9othefcoufisQ lNo enc can doubt that il l.
.is'H nhhitely better TO raise men by volunteer
ing than by draft. It is no less evident
that the draft should be vigorously en-
forced where there is no prospect of get.
9gIlTing troops inl any Othsr Way. Let the
order be strictly and promptly carried
Oubs- AL. .t.- .---- O. s.-- ssH- o.
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Eof BAD.

Judge Ryan Of Buffalo, recsntly said,
IN response to s remonstranee against his
riding 8 Of have no lkw for It. I give It
res the opinion Of the court, based upon
common sense. I am no lawyer. never
read law book in my, life, and never WILL
for the reason that I have, seen 80 many
L. fools wko have read law, that I dare
not venture thaBxpesfmeat."l)l -di06 q
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It appears that the art ofjig and clog
dancing has been deemed worthy of 9 book.
Such book. has been written BY one J. ii.
Clifford, who belongs to Hooley' s minSLrels.
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A. TULLER, Agent, ais superior St.

CTATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
YOn1eRS and New York Insurance
On the 1St day of January, 1855, made to tho
Auditor Of Ohio, pursuant to the Statute OF that
- NAME AND LOCATION. 1
Tho name Of the Company Is YoEKERs AND HKY
YoBK lHsuRANoE COMPANY, and is located ct Ion-
H'''' ~'''0Ao'''r ad c1PffyLE' sSq1fiyI E'" York,
The amount Of itu Capital Stock $500, ,OOo % %
.,s,, PaiduP. 10000 %
Cash Sf the Company on hand and In .r .
;On. son ---- 80 1859 ID
The Bonds and Stocks owned BY the 10 o
Company, las per vouchers acoompA-
nyinRj-hoW secured and the rats Of
Interest 4 100 "
Debts otherwise secured, (aS per vOuch- -.
ers aocompanyingl, BY Govt Stocks. Ill loo %
Ali other seeGritiss, aoSrusd interest and
Company property. 1l,SVs %
Total Assets Of The Company. sag s07 "a
1lA LIABILITIES. -- 80.
Losses uDadt 70 100 70
- - MISCELLANEOUS.
ThS greatest amount insured In amp one 40
Ths greatest amount allowed by the rules to bSin-
sured in any one city, town or village. No rule.
The greatest amount allowed 70 be insured In any
The amount Gifts capital or earnings deposited In
any other stats - security for losses therein
None,
srArz or NEW YoRK, 5J
County Of New York, lraasl 5.. 80 3
Rlehaid L. Frsnkln, President, and JOhn ".
Murray secretary, the YonkerH and New York
Fire InSursEos Company, being beVerAlly 1Worn.
dspose and say that the foTesoing Is o fall, tTus
and corrsot statement ofths Affairs Of said Oompa-
ny; that the said Insurance Company iS the bona
nds owner Of at least ons Hundred Thousand Dol
lars Of actual Cash Capital Invested in stocks and
Bonds, or mortgages Of Rssl EitAte, worth double
the amount for which the game Is moTtgAged, and
that they are the aboys described omeerI Of said
Insurance Company. 5Df-- 8 "a. :.
rr RIoHARD L. FRANKLIN, PrsB't.
iHS t'- JOHN ". M0BRAK, see'y.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 18th dsy Of
January 1886. --
lSEAL1 JAMES ". HALE,
f6fAMPI Cor1'r for ohio in New York.
no trj OFFICE OF THE AUDlToR OF STATE,
-a-.-.t l- +1.s- CoLgABUs, o., Jan. 23, 1855.
It Is hereby certified that the foregoing is cor
rect copy Of the Statement Of the Condi on Of the
YonksrS and iNeRY Ork Firs Insurance Company Of
Yonksrs, New Yotk, made to and hlsd In this once,
IsSALJ witness my hand and seal oniciaIly
[S7AMP. 11 GAS. r. GOLDMAN,
- sT97-r=-eG 7-r7s Auditor Of Stats,
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sELTr or NEW YoRK, l..

STAN OF NEW YoRK, 5-''- ftA
County Of New York. - u 5LcI -----
William OriPps, President, and Vim. u. st. John,
Secretary Of the standard Fire Insuranos Compa-
~, being seVersly Sworn, SepOss and say that the
foregoing Is Afull, true and .Trset statement OF
anes Company Il the bona hde owner Of ct least
One Hundred Thousand Dollars Ct actual Oaah Oap>
itG, invested In StochBa and Bonds that the above
described inVestmentas nor any part thereof, ere
made for the bsnent Of any individual exercising
authority in tbs management Of said Company,
either as President, Secretary, Treasurer DreetoF
or otatrHiss and that they the above described
officers Of said Infuranoe Company.
Gas WILLIAM GRIPS, President.
u -.-----. W. II. ST. JOHN. SecretarY.
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The Times Washington special says; It
Is generally understood that the country is
indebted msinly to Horace Greeley for the
recent peace demonstrations. It wkI at
bis instance and solicitation that Blair
went to Richmond, and got the machinery
which made the conference necessary.
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JrpaR oHAsEis RKrARKs.

Chief Justice Chase, who sat upon the
platform during the delivery of Mr..
Beecher's address, was loudly called for at
its conclusion, We make the following
extract from his remsrks:
To me, indeed, it has been a peculiar
pleasure to be here. In all the strenuous
endeavors of the earnest and faithful men
Of Maryland to put away from among
them the great evil of slavery, they have
had,--ss sll like-mindsd men in other
States have hsd--Ws trust sympathy, and,
in every proper way, my hearty and zeal.
ons cooperation. [Applause.l I know
something of the trials they have gone
through, and Of the difficulties they have
overcome. lApplause. Until now, since
the adoption of the new constitution,
which has made Maryland forever 8 free
State, have not had an opportunity Of
congratulating them upon the good result
Of their labors. T--- r1ea -5I
/ am glad to do it tonight, when 1 can
join to these congratulations my yet
warmer felicitatioDs on the yet greater
event of to-day. IGfeat applause
Five or SIX hours ago was, for few mo-
ments, in the ball of tie House Of Repre-
sentstiYes at Washington. All were lock-
ing IN anxious suspense to the result of the
vote which WAS to determine the fate Of
the proposition 10 submit TO theL legislature
of the States anamendment Of the constitu.
tion prohibiting slavery throughout the
republic. lApplauss] Many hoped
some feared-Al were uncertain. I was
obliged, IN order TO be here. to leave the
hall before the taking Of the vote but
hardly set foot in this fair city of Baltimore
hsfors I heard the tidings, just come over
the Wires, that the resolution had received
the necessary two thirds majority, with
seven to spErelo tGre&t spplRuse.l 1
felt that it was better TO hear on the soil
of free Maryland ofthe great transaction
that assures to Us . free; America, than to
listen to the Announcementof the vote in
the Capitol. Loud spplause -sT
Let US thank God, feilow-ciliEens, for
this good, this most Auspieiom event but
let Us never forget that without the devo-
ted labors Of those who made Maryland
free, this event. at this time, would have
been impossible Long and continued Ap-
nlanan v-. -n. rr|H".H
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Weikel Run and McRIhinney
OIL co.
UAPITALI S23O,OOO
1900 SHARES, 500 EACH.
go, 600 to be reserved for Developing
Property

Tbs Company own in fee simple, free Of all lncum.
brsnee large tract Of land, (an Of which h bore
able territory Iituatsd IN Vsnango county, Pa in
what IL believed to Be part Of the Great on Basn
Of which Oil Greek IL the central line.
They have two WellB down, each TO the depth Of
800 feet with splendid show Of OIL, both Of which
are about to be tested, and are making prOpa-
rAsionS for sinking third.
A limited amount Of Stock now offered for sale.
Subscription books open at Banking House Of Far
mer Painter, l45 Superior street, where ell infor
nation can be obtained. ian1S:1e3
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lsusbiv5 a odo -9'doh tf Hia2 i7ds1
.ess4HrsT sdt 70 io5ow cat 1sl-s sIigd
iaff 9g F-H9qqs sfi div ss-Ri.Taeg nd
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al- OFFICE OF Rnz AUDITOR or eTAfl,
0JLUNBUss OHIO. Jan. 81, 1855.
IL is hereby certified, that the foregoing IL cor
reot copy Of the statement Of condition Of the STAN
dArd Fire Insurance Company Of New Yofk, made
to and hled in this Office, for the year 1865.
Witness my hand and seal oflcially.
IsEAL JAS. b. GOODMAN,
tSTAMF.l -.- Auditor Of Ststs.
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steam to and from the Old Country.
lHEHK WkIIe-KNOWN .ss.ia =. 81

BNiHR WRIIL-KNOWN - ~ 81
| III fsForits Oly6s-buElt iron 6toana. ~ FHafWA
Sfu Of fhe AHOHOR LINE II steam. ~ =.
ShipS - saHfBRRNIA, ,hL-sokLED0- -
HIl, tsBRL3ANtA, ,"snd sUNITED KTNGDOH,J 4
are infsn6sd 70 sail tortnightly % and from Nea
GIaseo0,; Bsysa, DabIts, Rass1ora, Oo1k, EImaioE
GaI1py OF EOAdosdanFI nTkass vessels Wsre bnlIt
specially for the Atlantic trade are divided tntu
NStsF and Alr-tight compartments. n
DGs Tt5li1 RATES OF PASSAGE. i-' b
: From EeH York 30 any Of the abovs places -
cabins Sl2O and 1905 stssrAEs $1S, pGyabls in
c h New YoTf fosas any Of the sbove plscsu,-
0sbins asS md sos BsssfAes SIS, payable in GoId
or equivalent In American eurrenoy.T rr4
| Those who with 10 ssnd for their friends can buy
ktckol6 at these rates from the Arsnks. n
laAetase r,.f bcEling aresnr =. z
ra77iysTsO adj 10 bgsnrrc9 iE5nElsr q eli
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8nsnraneE.
1864. HUOKKXR I8RR.
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
20 FIRE AND MARINE

10 Scrip DiVidends. Profits divided IN uAsH
among Stock and Policy Holders. -.-..
Takes Marine HAsardS Of ali kinds, Fire Risk1,
Buildings, MerohAndise, furniture, Vessels In Port
VIM. Hart, 3. Pelton, AmasA Stone,
P. ChsmbSrlln, Z. D. Hudson, Hon. J. p Bobisoa
q. GarTetson, A. J. 5reed, o. II. 0Viatt,
2, W. Pelton, i, VIM. Wellhocss. -r--.l 5sr7-
= oBKIo1-oViAtrs Exchange, bot Of eupsrior
street, Cleveland, Ohio. t -lt
LOSses Adjnsasd and promptly pAld. .H
LID HvDsou. sssr..Arg. : - oals aisIis: .Is5.s
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Beecher and Chase on Peace R-d


Bseeher and Chase on Peace R-d
Emancipation.
.RAt shselcss Of Mr.. Beeche='s a.
Baltimore, s. few days since, , .-nra..od y
his views of peace in his u,us, oiornaut
and vigorous language Hs said -,
:, ! an . wilnng % ZEE this work got through
N tignseGuhn Is, but am not willing 10
seeH so'D .ough in ssneaking conapfomise.
APplSP-se. With the men who say to you
snss the south made mistakes, and that
We must try TO soften their fall, 1 have no
Sympathy. The moment they will say, as
men, before the nation, Owe have made q
mistakei we lay down our srms," viii go
as far as any man, then, to soften their
fsll-to bring back the prodigs son-I
would even run. Is the father in the scrip
tnre did, seeing him star of, run and throw
his arms about his neck, and welcome him
back, but not with bis husks in his hands.
| LGreat applause. ~. .,-l
I hold that the South has violated the
law of justice, the law Of humanity, the
law of AllegiEnee and the law Of fidelity;
i It has blasphemed God and His creatures,
and so great 3 wiekednes never Vss done
with SO much cruelty and SO much need
less suffering; and now hold that they
are bound 70 make sn open, public retrac-
ton, and their punishment is to be such az
TO stand before the world as the legitimate
| punishment of ignomir ious national trans
gresssion. [Applsuse 1t may cost us
1 4 little more noney-it may cost Us q
few more children-it may cost US few
more weary months sailing on the turbu-
lent sea of blood. What thenP I sm, for
one, willing to give my own and my chill,
dren's blood if It may leave to my coun-
TRY legacy Of freedom, untsinted by
trsschery in the future. [Applauas Oh
you know, and knoW, IS verify believe
God knows, thst this must end-slsYery
has got to hang on the gibbet. tApplAuse.
| C The cord is around its neck, and the
three exeeutioners, one with q hand on one
shoulder, and the third examining the fata
gibbet; let those officers Of ths lRw--lel
Grant and Thomas, and Sherman fap.
plAuss1 point out the path, while all men
stand expectanty sEd and Sorrowful that
there should be crime, but thankful there
Is retributiYe Justice,
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ORIED FRUIT FOR SALE, 600
GlBatEsls nTisd APPlsa for Sale et g MsEElR q.
Janlsifss 10 =, O0TTRELl,
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Five Dollars Animal Premium
VIII insure 1000 sgainst loss Of life oeoaaioued By
accident 70 any pnblio cosoyases By which the a..
sured may be 1t she tine travelling, sdtT Ne 1rag-
sleTs Rtss PolicV. -a
.il4. Ten Dollars Preunfura
Secures q policy for 5000, and also S25 week
compensation for pers9nRi injury inoAp lcitAtlng
4hs asured from his ordinary buSins5s-endsr
the Travellers Risk. e5f''s 81 sIi-
II Twenty-Five Dollars Premium
Secures fun policy for IS, 900, and SIS per week
for an and every description Of acei
dent, tFsTelins or othsrHiSe--undsr General 40.
oldeht Policy. --has5s -17zi-3-4 '.f.
Policies for $500, with s. per Esskconvensstion,
can be had for s. per annum, or any other sun
bstWSeh $500 and IS, 90 as proportonsts rAtss. a.
speoisi and hazardous risks taken 81 special and
hazardous rates.
~ No medical sEsninasiOn required.
Il u zEsL u y. G. BATTERsoN, Prss't.
RODNEY DENEIH aaoiv
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o. S. 7-SO LOAN

: ~ suti6slly Of the Secretary 4 the Treasury,
ne uade snsd has assumed the General subssrip-
Hsu AElhSy for the sale Of United States TreaIury
Notes. bsaring seven and three tsathS per osut.in.
tsrest per Grnum, known as the
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GUNDRIES-h haIiaid.at- Z yf.-7-t
10 10 bbls BuokNheat Tlour.1 I'd
800 bush Timothy Seed. .Russir5fE
200 bush, Glover Seed. s--.-a
-l So bbls Dried Apples.
5000 Ds Lard in bbls and kegs. .5Iplc
For sale By B. 7. LYON.
, 5an2z.ISs istp 7.1i- '--- -1 81 Mer1in u.
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Subscribed aud sworn before me, this 24th dag 0
January. A. D. 1856 g
[seal1 THOs. L. THORNELL,
lstanp Commissioner for Ohio in New York.
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DLILY. IRIsIER.EKLY q

fRfDAY. TERR6AsH a. lsss.
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10 tnsml1sqsd sdt 10 baammoo 5a5nsa1 q !
.sf1fptTT |
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73'hr9iio3 deG'sYaa ON 70 f2'l7oq =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-21
NOTICE TO PRoPERTYHOLpERs.
WArER REsIsIRAR,s Or

xWArER REGIeTRARs OFFICE,
All persons who ewn lots or parts Of lots in this
city, whether improved or unfmproved. which b nd
on or touch On the following named streets or ave-
Pennsylyania avenue. from Rock creek to Eighth
Eighth street east. from Pennsylvania avenue to
K street north. from Twenty third street west to
Massachusetts avenue, from Seventh street west
New jersey avenue, from Massachusetts avenue
Fifteenth street west from New York avenue 70
Pennsylvania avenue.
Eiehth street west, frem street north to Penn
Seventh street west, from X street north to
street north
-Four. a half street from Peunsylvania ave-
-Four and .. half street, from Maine avenue to
Twenty fourth street west, from Pennsylvania
avenue 10 north street.
North A street, from Delaware avenue TO First
First street east, frem north A street to PennsyI
Maine avenue, frsm Third street west to Sixth
Sixth street ~est, from Maine avenue to south B
South 3 street, from Sixth street west to Tenth
Are hereby notified that a water tax OF seven
slshths ~ 81 one cent per square foot has been
is new due and payable at this oce same
Owners Of property on which this water tax is
levied may at their option pay the same In FIVE
per cent per annum, or may pay the whole am cunt
within thirty days from the date Of this notice with
abatement Of six per cent.
All lots or parts Of lots on which the first install
ment Of tax shall not have been paid at the expira
ton Of thirty days from the Sste hereof .ll Dc
directs. RANDOLPH COYLE,
de IA dim Water Registrar.
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RAILROAD LINES.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA n. n.
&W1 % "a


THROUGH By RAIL TBoM WASHINGTON
AND ALEXANDRIA TO RICHMOND
AND LYNCHBURG.
On and after TUESDAY, December Il, ,ss. pAs-
senser trains on this road will run daily tsasssy
sSeep'eo' as follows souru
Leave Washington At TcOam.
Leave Mex ansris at Z 20 a m
Leave Gordonsyille 1t l2:ts D IN
Cenneeting with Virginia Central rosd "a Rib.
mend and Stsunton direct "
arrive A. hishnSnd ats m.
NORTH.
Leave Lypchburs At 70 m.
Leave Richmond at zoos m
Leave Gordonsville at Il 10 M
Arrive at Alexandria at 40 D. m
Arrive at Washington stsgp m
ConneeunG with trains for all parts Of the North
Local freight train leaves Alexandrt. NJ I'm .
m, and arrives At Gordonsyile At S: Is D m
Leaves Gordonsvflle IT q. m, and arrives &C
Alerandrta At 4;S m
2. m, and arrives at LyBchburg at sc .. N.
AlsIandris at elop. N
Express freight train leaves Alexandria Of 90 D.
m, and arrives at Lynchburg at 1910 a m Leaves
Lyneheure at 40 p m. and arrives At Ale1 aDdris
This route has the advantage over all othsr, NJ
having continuous rail from New York TO Lynch
burg 4oo miles,
toe, Cattietts, Rappahannock, Cuipeper. o,snes
and Gordonsvlls, where many OF the late great bet
Tiesets can be procured in Adams, t,nr...
Building, opposite the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road DEPOT, In Warrington, also, at the Depot on
Maryland avenue, and at the corner OF 9th street
Trains leave from the corner of lst and streets,
Washington. W. IA. mcCAFFERTY,
General erntendent.
N BR0ADUs, General Ticket Agent.
Alexandria, Dec. III, 1855. de lift
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ne yotarles of the Prize Ring, in no wise
oauntsd by their many tribu lations at the bans
OF pohcemen and sherif's officers, are again
making preparations for a carnival Of muscle
haNlng been repulsed with l0ss at Albany. they
propose 10 nnd IN Pennsylvania battle
ground for the settlement OF tie little Dispute
rhlen tney are endeayoring 10 bring about
Ohe jim herrigan, known TO the initiated as A
the fistic arena, and Morris Pheian, who, nan
ing from Manchester, England, was cast ON
the shores Of Nova Scotia q mont ago from a
wreck, are. &c be pitted against each other.
The TWO 'arts:s" met yesterday at the ONCE of
Mr.. George Wilkes, and deposited sIOO each,
and agreed 10 fight within two months for $500
side. The gentlemen who are 70 sustain the
honor OF England and that of America on
thIs important occasion are nearly Of & size,
and are TO enter the ring at a weight OF 49,
POUNDS each.
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by JAS @. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE DWELL
INC, HOUSE AND LOTS ON TIE CoRNEB

NC unTc y IN nnrCA ~ " q III ~ I'LL
OF a., AND G sTREErs.
BY authority Of the Supreme Gourt Of this Dis
trict passed in equity, No: SCI, Alice w. Grammer
vs.. Todd and Probasco. will be sold at auction to
the highest bidder, on TUESDAY AFTERNOON
most desirable residence at the northeast corner sf
~ and streets, lately the residence Of the late G.
Z. Grammer, formerly occupied by John Quincy
Adams, and after by Secretary Toucey. The
dwelling 10 substantially built and capacious
having four large pariors and drawing; rooms on
The Lots front ffty six feet seven inches on q
street, by depth of one hundred and thirty three
feet three and half inches on az street. and run
ming east one hundred and twelve feet eleven
inches, to . wide public alley, and contain nine
thousand two hundred and ninety three square
the best borhoods within few steps Of Penn
sylvania avenue, and convenient to the Capitol
Ct 10 seldom such An opportunity offers to those
desiring first class residsncs 40 the city. Imme-
dists nSs' en can be given to the purchaser.
Interest. The interest 70 E psid semi annually,
for which the purchasers bond with surety, Will
or the purchaser may pay all cash IL he 30 desires
Conyeyancipg and stamps at the purchaser y cost.
If the terms be net complied with within FIVE
days from the day Of SALE the Trustees the
tional Intellieencer, at the risk and cest Of the
d.,d G III Ii TTGpRhRS,B Trustees.
HTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UN-
place, in conseQls Of the Indictment weather.
HENRY Z Io PPRR6oBasce Trustees.
de % dtds J. G. MCGUIRE l. CO., Aucts