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Saturday, tilh Bsy Of September, 1Ss

al the salesroom OF Messrs. Royster,
Trezevant & Co. No. g5 Second street,
Memphis, tennessee, layers BlOek), sell,
to the highest bidder, for Cash, the following real
estate. tO-wIt 4 certain lot OF ground IN the
cDuRtY OF Shelby, STATE Of Tennessee, and city
Of Memphis known snd designated upon the
plan of HIl's sUbI tviLtOn OF County lot No oil
SO lot No. %, situated at the southeast corner Of
Robson and Hills streets, fronting n feet
on the south site OF Robson street and extend
ing southwark for depth lfS% feet between
lines paral e with Hill street, TO an alley-tO-
getA-r wIh all Ofthe appurtenances ther6uBto
belonging The title to the above property b
believed to be good but l VIII only sell and
convey as Trustee. Equity Of redemption
waived. sale between hOurS Of 10 and 2 O'Clock.
JOHN p. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
LogwoOd & PaYtOu. Attorneys aul4tds
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FVOOrtnn.
Personal,

OOO FEETDressed Yellow Pine Floor
ing arriving and for sal by
iVEl I'm TAYLORS. MCEWEN & BLEW.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue e a trust deed executed to me on
ID the 2stn day OF June, 1886, by Moses Levy
and Christopher Zimmerman, and duly regis
tered in the Register Ofnce OF Shelby CouRty,
Iennesse for the purpose OF paying the debt
tharain secnrei- / VIII on
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Dissolution or CODartuersbin.

Dissolution or COpartnership.
THE c-OpartnersaiD heretofore existing be-
i tween Drs. White 4 Watkins was dissolved
by mutual consent on the LIST Of July, 1857, Or.
Watkins purchasing the entire interest Of DR..
White in the InhImary and Drug Store at No.
6s Adams street, where he can pe found at all
times.
DE White has removed his Office to the
sOUTHW ESTCOEiNER Of Second and Monroe
streets
settlement and collection OF all claims due the
nrm from the 18th Of July. $50, to the LIST Of
July, 1867. J, 5. WHITE, NJ D.,
aul3lw J.R. WATKINS, NJ. d.
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LARGE Sale
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.
WE call attention 10 the sale OF ne properly
described In the annexed Advertisement
OF M Wlcks, Esq-- Trrstse. tC-w1t.
FlEe CommOdlous Bio House.

Centrally situated a. % ths business and pOpu-
alton % he city, on POPLAR STREET. BE-
VIZ SECOND AND MAIN. IN the fmms-
dlate vicinity Of the OTerton Hotel The
HOUSES are substantial vel finished Dwellings,
lnree stones and Basement, and may be
readily altered into stores 20 mest the demands
OF business The sale n PEREMPFDRY AND
HESEhFE, and fhCuld command
the attention OF al parIes seeking investment
IN Memphis Properly.
The sale viii berIn az n o'cIock-each tene-
ment beiBg orered separateIv.
EDIsIEA IRRELEVANT & D
auIl Auctfoueen
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DiaTrhoss, Dysentery, Summer Com
plant, Cholera Morbus, Flux, Chill
dren's Teething, and the Great
Preventive Of Asiatio Cholera.
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800 o
FOR SALE ON -CONsIGNMENT.

WE HAVE BOW ON HAND AND WILL
w keep constantly the following Brands Of
Flour:
R. E. Les, Extra Choice.
Eagle, "
Emerald Isle, 4"
D. Buckham & Co., Extra Choice,
Murrayvills, Double Extra,
Eagle,
Southern A,
Dsw Drop,
Reservoir, "
Mayfower, /" "
Dew Drop, Extra,
Central City. /"
Central Mills, Superfne.
Idaho, "
Eagle,
UPbaAa, 81
Pioneer, Fine.
1--WE are determined to sell these FIours VERY
Low TO THE TRADE. Parties wishing to
purchase will find 1t to their interest to ex-
anime our samples.
PIfTAA6, PARKER & CO.,
Lee RlOck, No. IS UBlOu Street,
sul3 st semphis. Tenn.
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MRs. EMILY e. PERKINs
TuIrIoS rER SESSION OF ForR MoSrHs

WILL CONTINUE her SCHOOL, IN the vestry
w Room Of Calvary Church. the Fal Session
commencing the hrsf Monday in September.
No pupils received FOR less h the session OF
I'VE mcnths-
REFERENCES.
Hon. Emerson Etneridge; ROlfe Saunders,
MsmphiS. Col. ]. h. Mcmahon. Memphis;
Pitser Miller, Esq; Hon T. R. smith, Men,
phis; Kew. Br. White, Memphis
AMI
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AUCTION.
BY ". n. PAssmORE & co
For Sale for Charges

Il 0ooda Dmga. Knives and Forks. Sardine
Groceres, aud a large lot Of sundHes also,
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Affairs In Gesrsesswu.

TIE THAw.-The- eject Of the an, fo, 49,
gay or two, and the rain to DAY, has b@-a
visible upon the snow and ice an the str-sts
ehd roacs, and even upon the yiver ana cr.ss.
e1citinE hopes and expectations OF an 49,
lnonE OF the ice blockade, ans Inc ,e..nD
Ton OF nv.r navieauon. The prspos,-
rSsais SO, 20 "a oo ,1s ,h ooSSs.is to aapro.
been htd over or sleeps IN q commtitss,.
dawer, - being spoken OF, ana has masy
, sos YIN . me Who profess 20 understand
an opportunity, when The ice had rotted suf b.
entiy 10 break IL up in the channel, win :,
si+amer, ana keep the channel open tilI the
gene raj brrakfng up, whes. a. DO thoarht. ,hs
passage Of the ace blocks shEoash the open
cham el wouIt have the effect 70 deepen ID MOI
.nsctnally thau a more costly process.
OF Public Schoo>s has been, VITA few excep.
ons, composed o. earnest friends OF educa
ton IN our midst, who by their personal at
tent on and devotion 70 the cauee. hsve an
much. Among these was Geor1 w BeaIi
Esq, late President Of the Board. and we are
The refore glad 10 learn that the ssx schools
vice in acknowledgment Of his exertfons in
tneIr behalf he hss worthy successor a.
President OF the Bossd, in AnthonT Hyde.
Lsg, VINO mas long been Identihed with the
FLOUR AND GRAIN HARxrrs-The market
ior ortadstuns has not been much hveiler
aunps tbs week than ,D previous weeks siace
a
sisely from wagons, have been light. The
money pressure has affected the demand and
transactions have been connnsd 10 tue local
trade and In lots only TO meet the i'm meo,at.
wants OF dealers. Flour closed 70. day at eli 50
TO sl2 for Snpers: sI2 50 to sI3 for cut Extr.s
and Sl3 81 10 ei4 for Exfras Some choice
brands bring $H 25ssfi o. wheat Red - 81
as2 90 Con 80 70 e5 cents. The sales OF gram
nave oeen mostly from wagons in small los
during the week.
LEE MARKkT-This morning our provision
markets were well supplied, the dealers being
secure In exposing their produce for sale A.
the stalls. The country dealers too, were well
represented, notwithstanding the Indictment
weather and the uncomfortable condition o;
the roads.
The prices generally are about the sam. A.
quoted IN the Washington Markets Later In
Inc day, the rain setting in. the gang WAYS were
deserted by purchasers. and dealers packed nm
TO return to their homes.
LARCENY CAsEs.--lesterday, Thos Arm
strong was arrested by officer Harry for the
larceny OF furnace CRATES, aud the plune.
wheeI OF steam engine, valued a $50, the
property OF Edward Lynch. VIM. Cole was
arrested by ofhcer DANGER. as an accompIica
OF Armstrong. They Were taken before Jus
lice Buckley. who sent them to Jail for court
Armstrong was recognized by the officers a.
the same man who was arrested and commit
ted some months ago for the larceny of a bull
lock belonging 20 Mr.. Corcoran. of Washing
ton. This morning, Robert Scott a small boz
was arrested by ofhcer Paxson, for the lar eeny
OF various articles, the property of Jesse Lps-
comb. He ne held for a hearing.
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THE TREASURY INVESTIGATION

The committee appointed BY the Secretary
of the Treasury have nearly finished thar
examination into the business of the PRINTING
Division, under MI. Clarke, and the employees
have again been put to work. The business of
the ONCE was found to be correct, and AN
things conducted in satisfactory manner
The same committee. consisting OF Messrs
Pratt Marsh, and Wyman, will, by direction
OF the Secretary, examine the business of IN
the Bureaus in the Department. the efficiency
Of the clerical force, &c
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THE SOLDIERS ORPHAN HOWE

-.
House bill, amending the act Of incorpora.
tion Of the Soldiers and Sailors Orphan
Home, constituted U. 5. Grant. w. T. Sher-
man, David g. Farragut John A. DahlGren,
Oliver O. Howard, Lorenzo Thomas, Amos u.
Eaton, Abram d. Gillette, Charles H. Hall,
Henry ID. Cooke, and james q. Carlisle, and
their successors, a body corporate In the DIS.
trict Of Columbia, BY the name OF the National
Soldiers and Sailors Orphan Home The
Senate Committee on Military Affairs reported
an amendment, to strike out the names, u. s.
Grant, w. T Sherman, David q. Farraeut
John A. Dahlgren. Oliver o. Howard, Lo,
renzo Thomas, Amos B. Eaton. Abram D. Gil
letie, Charles H. Hall, and James G. Carlisle
and In lieu OF them 70 insert, David K GARTER
John H. Semmes, Franklin A. Dick, w. b
Woodward, Byron Sunderland, ]. w Alyord,
which amendment was, on motion Of Mr. viii.
fon, further amended by striking out Byron
Sunderland and inserting ]. K Elvans. The
reason given bv Mr.. Wilson for the chan re of
names was that they wanted to get the insti.
tuition into the hands Of persons who could
attend TO the business. These admirals and
generals have something else to do. These and
several other Amendments were adopted by
the Senate at the evening session on Wednss.
day previous TO the passage Of the bill
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AN IMPORTANT PATENT casr

the application OF George w. Brown, of
Galesbure, Illinois, for an extension of sc yes
teen years OF his patent for corn planter, was
argued before the Commissioner of Patents
yesterday. The opposition contended that the
extension should not be made on account of
want of novelty in the mac hine. and sun Gent
remuneration out Of the old patent The Com
missioner, after learning the argument on both
sides, decided that Brown was entitled to an
extension Of patent, and directed that the same
he issued
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kAvy DlrAlrnEEr.

navy UBPAHTMRNf.
eeleIss: Prevoseis, ees.sd .nd endorsed, Fro
s si sn 8 4: S g:
sSs G.ssI .:s sGs Ed
Boston, on or Sefcrs The frst dsS 81 AZ. 9f. .ne
shs t0l,esies list; s;th,fs: Q Be- SsIivsrsd It
s.. M f.si. 80 s sSs..,. s s:r s 81.
bri:d 4SSis.. HSs S ssss sSsn Per pound
Sugar. = go Dosnds. per pound.
ess:s. is q s ssasa: 81 ps seS Sss.a.
Moiasses, 400 gallons, per gallon.
Bids viIi Ss received for ons.fearth, one Ill.
8 sSs Hsc: e sss s.sss s:.
co1ct1srsd for the advantage Of the oovsrnmset;
All the arttclss contained fp the above liss mas,
~ sSssl = Ne navy standard, ana psss 'ns u'us'
e: ss.:r:,se. # =: criticize. ..a ~ !. s.s Z.
:: = :H .:s ::d Sr
81 ~ - !: - .:s.s
s. : =: I: IN :: :. s' ri :
cher sssbls uIoa sny Of ~ sesys .!sieiss
sssfssty, ascsd q ess 81 - .s.lonsisI. p.
e: sSs:s 8 Ssn
ivtsh .Qeee end s.ncisns susse5ss, - furnish -
:: = ?: &: 4 :as IA
IY psslsssI sii . ss.Ss:fsd s..e.. sssos.
s 3 ss si sss 2, sss.s
srsleIss. and hss hesss rssqirs4 ~ sss q
0 isisvs-, Il AaoT ckssi q Ssrss..
s Ses ;ds MP 49,
usW Fairy fales; DscV. largely ttiustxsssd, ssa
SsH bsAHok TAYLOR i
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DISBURSENFNTS

The following amounts OF money were dis.
bursed at the Treasury Department during the
week ending to-day: War Department. A.,
16O,O23; Navy. 1881, 229 Interior, 1919. asI;
Total, s2,s7O.533; making the whole amount
disburssd during the month of January to the
War Department, ss,579,Oi2; Navy, s3.7sI.os7;
Interior, Sl,25I,699. Total, 8l3,6iI,73S.
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Naval Prize,

NEW YORK, Feb. 2-The Jacmel Packet
seized at Aspinwall under suspicion of bar.
ratry by the United States authorities, arrived
here this morning, consigned to Collector
SGythe. This is the vessel which left Siuea
pore last August for Melbourne, but went ont
of her course and put in at Aspin wall, where
an attempt was made by her captain to dispose
of her cargo To the Venezuelan government.
She is In charge OF an officer and prize crew
Of the u. S. steamer Mackiuaw.
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NATIONAL BANK CURRENCY

During the week ending to-day there has
been issued from the Treasury Department
S119,2i0 in national bank currency, making
the total amount issued mp to date SOL ,o27, 1876
From this is to be deducted the currency re-.
turned. including worn -out notes. amounting
to S2'2s7,632 Leaving in actual c,rc ulation AT
this date s29e, sig 5Oi.
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THE RECEPTIONS,
The w hite HouSe

The ladies OF the Executive Mansion, Mrs
Slower and Mrs. Patterson, at home eysry
Monday, commencing on the 14th instant
The President will hold three lie vees the
nrst on the 17th instant, the second on the tn
OF February, and the taird on the 22d of Feb.
ruary, on each occasion between the hours of
and IL p. m.
The Cabinet.
The ladies OF the family OF Hon. q. II.
Browning, Secretary Of the Interior, will
receive their friends OF Wednesdays at the
residence of the Secretary, on the east side of
montgomery street, Georgetown Heights
The ladies Of Secretary McCulloeh's family
will receive as usual On Wednesdays Resi-
dence $50 II street, between Connect,cut ave-
nue. and 18th street
Speaker Colfax
Speaker Collars public receipt ions will
commence on Thursday evening the Ioth
inst, and continue every Thursday evening
during the session of C,ngress. from sx to n
O'Clock
The receptions Of Mrs and Miss Matthews,
the Speakers mother and sister, for ladies'
and gentlemen aceomp anying them, COM
mence on Wednesday. the 18th inst, and con
tinue every Wednesday afternoon thereafter
from TO O'Clock.
... General Grants .-.
receptions (cards) Will be held by Gen,i Grant
and lady on Wednesdays, the 23d instant and
oth proximo, In the evening. At home everx
Saturday from 10 u. m
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FRACTIONAL CURRENCy

The amount OF fractional currency printed
at the Treasury Department during the week
ending to-day, was s156,IDs. During the same
period there was forwarded to the Assistant
Treasures at New Orleans and ST. Lopi,
SlC0, coo each, Assistant Treasurer at Cbarl.s'
ton. $4,000. To U. s.. Repositories slanoao
To National Banks S93,19 30. Total s.,a 10,
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SECCRITIES HELD

The amount OF securities held by the Treas.
urer OF the United States in trust for Nationa,
Banks, reported to-day, are as follows: For
circulating notes, s3iO,5lO, 1OO for depos its OF
public moneys. s3s, 76l,45O. Total, S3,9,27l..
$50. . ... ...
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SleeND lD|IN)N. 5
Il o.choCxE ~ -
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WAsHIHoToS, February 2, 1857.
Jay Cooke & 20 furnish the following ouo.
FlNANCIAI

Lewis johnson & 90, quote Stocks and
Bonds In home and foreign markets az follows.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-1st Board-New YORK
Central sok; Erie, So, Reading, IOi X; Men
iean Sou nern, - Cleveland and PIttsburg.
eAa; Chicago and Rock Isiand, s6k; Ohic sso
AND Northwestern, 36k: DO. preferred. 66.
Fort Way ne, 81 4: Gold, 1864
Illinois Central, SOh - 100
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BUSINESS AT THE PATENT OFFICE.
Two hundred and three patents will be r..
sued from the Patent Once for the week end.
ing Tuesday, the 5th inst. During the past
week $40 applications and 90 caveats were
fled. -. ~
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THE STEAMER LANCASTER SAFE

THE 81 EAMER LANCASTER SAFE
Information has been received at the NAVY
Department from the United States steamer
Lancaster, under date Of Barbados, January
l, 1867, the paymaster having drawn on the
Department from that place. Great anxiety
was felt for the safety OF the Ian ter, 1t hay
ing been some time since she was heard from.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-02

THE WORK OF CONGRESS.
1t Is probable that the House will commence
night sessions rext week, and az the Senate
has much important work on hand that bodv
will doubtless soon hold night sessions. : =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-02

m COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL soOI
N9 ETY.A Stated Meeting will be held ia S
issturdsy EvENING, ~ O'Clock. in the Coun.
eii Ohsnber. Ut MAcMURRAY, Nee Sec
~REy DIR. OUONH0B 9. J., will aeli yer
w t1CTUR1 At ODD FBLLOW0' HALL,
Oh TUESDAY NIGHT. February S. for bensnt OF
nt. Vincentb Female Orphan Asylum. We hope
there Will be crowd to hear this eloquent vine
- also to swell the purse for SO good : cause il
rs y TIE PEST u ANnIvERsARI sER-
i In To- u TUEuIT GAsnE AssOOIATI9N VIII
At q. O'Clock, in the Unitan.n ChurcS, cor
ner q ID ana 9th streets. Anniversary sermon
~ kev. BOBERT LAIRD OoLLfER
p Of chicago. The public are cordially IN tilted
eouertten will be taken in aid Of Assosi alton
HTTIsIAS BROTHERHOOD.
4 General MEETING Of the BROTHERHOOD or
TIE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA will be held At
Bradys Hall. No. STA 5th street. between and
Maryland avenue, Island, on MONDAY, the tth
instant, ct O'Clock ,. m.
AZ informatioa Of imp just recsi we'd from
Headquarters. will be laid bsSors the meeting IL No
earnestly 1sstsd that all members who have the
cause at hssrt Will be present. ..-L Ell
FRAHK p. HUGHES,
IT. Secretary Of General Meeting
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p 80 CURRENCY DESTROYED.
The amount of fractional currency redeemed
and destroyed at the Treasury Department
during the past week was 83le,iO0.
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Death of Ex.Gov. Hunt.

NEW YORK, Feb 2-Ex-Goy. Washineton
n unit died at one O'Clock this morning. Mr.
Hunt was one of the most eminent and distin
gu, shed men OF this State
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GROUND HOG WEATHER WISDOM.

The American Arctomys or marmot, known
In this vicinity as the ground. hog and In
New England as the {" wood oh q ck, y is HI
bernating animal, and passes the winter costly
In its burrow. II has long been believed by
the negroes OF Virginia and py many whites,
that on TINS day,tAe2 I'd Of Feoru Candiemas'
the ground hog ALWAYS makes its appearance
al the mouth Of its hole to take . survey
the weather. Ii the sky il overcast il does no.
return TO its winter quarters, but makes ar.
rangements for spending the Spring and Sum.
mer above ground. II, on the contrary, the
sun shines, and the day 10 clear and cold, 1t q,
once returns TO Its nest and composes itself to
sleep for six weeks more. Granting the truth
OF the tradition. we may safely predict thai
the reign Of winter il over, and that the pres.
ent thaw heralds the advent Of Spring, a. the
sun has not been visible 70 day, and this warm
rain Is rapidly dissolyiRg the Ice and snow.
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WALNUT BRA0KETs.
"A large variety corner and eide
WALNUT DkACkHT6
At MAkkRITBRD,
No. <sS 9TH street, deors above
leS W Odd feiivwe' II all.

A &. BROWNE. FL. sMIrHERs.
BE %SssRir q ssssIB 5 IN
su.DAS .,n
o8faes No. 40 seventh street, ppo.iS the Post
omce. fe2-Iy
MADAME BOyIk,s FBEHOR ArIRArIvs
To- y: iss 9: :-Ss s
South b ,Mset; between ssh I'D Eth, i.i.nd. -
during the three month. q ~ .,SS
are SIRE TO bring on . niseArrisse. We are az. Il
Price only ne dollar. f.2M.
- inbrsidsrsd niGHT Gown and oHfS Isl
.ns o:. e.1 designs.
.sa s.s d ssr .: =. 81 ~
the isras.. naau:etsrsr her. q tar: his BssG q
.Da srs. .n =. .S. a. pOss IL sa.
Ssn .s s,s.,
%! r.ss...Iss l s. e, osl, Practical s...,.r
ana s.S: them o@ srassSs sss;
. wo,i in q: hsnSs Of those Who buy few blocis
seS Give
,.s WI. fsflSI: Sss 81 :,s.s a. H.
NoTIos OF ooPARrNEssHIP.
We; The s.a:r.isn.d, BISHOP oooPRs and
n.nser ef Year. !. d S'. m. for
fnoSn Auction and Connis.fon House Of Messrs.
S:%s .sd ~: q 0SSfSK . IxTPsIS, and
:: IN :sf s: o
and ilih strssf for the perpose 81 eondaetin9.
:assS.. and o'sH;Ss eS;s:: IN a. is
We refer, By permission. to- ~.
4 1:s:r: i 40 Q n sI.S,S g:
Co.: New YORK
s:.a. Pip1 Ss,.. Co., A.s''n'',; s.srS,'
Z ~ e.I s.,.F EHy. John D.s,a.sn"
For sale 4. lot. to SOFT 6 x :. vrnso.
49,. near AI...nSrfa Aoasdae.,
F''AA'ss ~ i sE5I ts,yEs.,, 90 "a ~.
r--s .s...s ''isif ~ ssssss,sv,
RHeLIsH pA!RY SHknsE,
hsw s sSkk 3nsf fiafr Apple
'-' .. - ~ gusTSiLLt 60.
= Esy.sssve. Ola YurpfSure Repaired ReuD-
::s:l a,ss.s ~. "a ~ sse : :s
g1.easer.. ssliys
NorIC1 OF o0PARfHERsHIP.
SroRsErows, February 4, 1857.
navfng this day associated with me ALBEIT
i. nATfHBWe, the business viii hereafter be
eonSncted uneer The name and style Of JNO W
LgmeDOH CO.. Shipping and Commission
Merchants sna whelssals Dealers I'm Frsits and
issi,s: Juo. W. LUuspoN.
NEW BOOKS -ohanks Persoaa. R.ooiIectiops
~ Of Disrin01tshed Generals, "a; Sir Brook
Lee ereoks novel, ~ Leysr, @ cent?; The
e cent? II. and Pr,eties Of luchre, new editics,
q; eniith 3 SnaeiSts latina, psrt second. oI 8,
An Anerteee Ianily IN Gsrmoay, by y. Ross
sss;s.s;; E,:s0E Of che ssSsliion ~ jos.
y I'.''' FRANox rAYLoB.
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THE THAw.--The sudden rise In the temper.
Azure and the ominous appearance of the clouds
thrpateniEE warm rain, have led to consid-
cradle apprehensions as 70 the result in case of
d sndden break mp Of the Ice in the Potomsc
which IL caused BY q frsshet, would lead to
the estIuction OF much valuable wharf prop.
erty, the loss Of vessels now in the river. and
danger to the bridges. The rain 20 Tar this
morning has been very light, only su6Acient to
weaken the ice, and hopes are now entertained
that the thaw will Be q gradual one, and the
ice blockade pass away without damage. SO
mote Ii be. --'l... : , 81 ~
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observation-disclosures Hahn, OF I.ou,s.
lana, John Hay, who was private scene.
tary toths late President Lhcoln, ana thur.
low Weed. are a. Wiilards. n ala ., -e = Z
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~Niss Rose Eyttnge Tor the, last time q
Wallis Opera House this evening.
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rEsTA BLIsH HID 1854.
MCPHERSON 1 FERGUSON.
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-OAfIf0L HILL.
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P1BIU4BRY, FANCY GOODS,
IN6fRU 4BNf0, 90, 30.
fhEstcisns Prescriptions seeufately compound.
CO. The Might Bell promptly answered.
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1'HIe ID TO oIy1 AOTIOE. That the subsers.
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said dscseeed, SSS hereby vsrnsd @ 6hibii ~
ssne, fW the vouchefs thereof. to the Subsofiter,
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~They have had q Grand Gin Ooncertseu
sasion In Wilmington, Delaware-Southsrn
Emigration Conpany-s2o0oO0 70 Be Given
away on February 2lst-ths whole thing q
humbug, and the .sSecretaryv IN jail. The
scheme was advertised extensively, and as
usual lots of eresnbacks were sent By greenies
through the mails TO enrich the Spectators.