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TELEGRAMS, &C.

Information received from th southwestern
pafs OF Virginia says that the prospects OF the
mex, tobacco crop look very favorable. Around
uons present fine appearance, and il is said
mat with anything that looks like a good sea-
son so fficiency of plants will be easily OBJ
tanned TO pitch the crop.
frIsoie Neason's cotton warehouse was
saturday night, and from five TO six hundred
bales OF cotton were burned. There was no
insurance. The total loss ~ 100000. Three
hremen were injured, though not seriously.
The Idaho Sta,esmar says that the Indians
attaeEed stage coach near FernitZ Ferry, on
me 10th ult, and killed the driver, named
ana Buchee. Three other passengers escaped.
Mrs. Tyler, widow of the late ex President
Tyler, Is on visit to the Peninsula, in Viz
ginia, with the view OF seeking the improve
ment OF her plantations and estates on the
James river. She will visit the Davis family
Another crevasse occurred Friday a. Vest
Baton Rouge. The extent of the damage is
not yet reported. The greater part of Louisi-
in consequence.
Preliminary arrangements have lust been
completed tor another prize ring contest be-
tween Frank Drew and John Bernard, at ST.
Leuis.
A general convention Of the Methodist Pro.
testant Church will be held at Montgomery,
Ala on the first Tuesday in May next.
A negress named Ella Garvin, was arrested
at Memphis, Saturday, for poisoning three
negroes by mixing arsenic with -four.
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CoN6REsSIoNAL.

SKSATE-0n Saturday, during the open
session OF the Senate
Mr. 80 inner su omitted a resolution propos-
ing the good ofhces OF The United states be-
tween TIE contending parties OF Mexico.
Mr. Henderson gave notice Of his intention
70 oner subsiitut That IN case MANtmilian
soaif, az an early day, see ft 20 abdica:e bis
suihority IN Mexico, and shall signify de-
sre 10 withdraw himself and his foreign
troops from the country, TO he en-. that civii
war may al once be terminated, the Sepa.e
wOuld be graufied that the PresiClent would
tender the good Offices of our Government to
secure at the hands Of The republican govern
mpnt OF Mexico fer the native followers %
ManimIlisn such kind and humane trea-ment
as characterize the conduct OF civilized war
fare
Mr. Cole introduced q resolution for r.ed.a-
ton between Prussia aud France.
Mr.. johnson submitted preamble aud res
olUtion that he President be, and he is here
by, requested TO offer TO the cOntending par
hes m Mexico The friendly mediation Of the
United States. so 20 bring the civil war 20
a termination ON terms honorable 20 both, and
20 secure 20 The native followers OF MaximIl-
ian, and all foreign cltizens aud subjects resi-
olng in hat country, the benefit OF tue la'~'s 2
CIVILIZED warfare. Il 0eing understood, how
ever, that such mediation IS rendered with me
understanding that MaximIiian snail Abiicate
his assumed authority, and that be and has
foreign troops shall leave The country a. the
earliest practicable day
Ordered 10 lie on the table and De printed
The Senate, a. half-past nine O'Clock, Ad-
n rI % e. -
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FROM EUROpE.

LONDON, April 2O-Evening-A dispatch
from the Berlin agency OF the Associated Press,
dated TINS evening, says. "A plan for the So
luton OF The Luxemburg question was re-
Gently submitted to France aud Prussia by
the remaining great powers OF Europe Ma
Poleon has since sigDIted mis- willingness 10
accept the proposition embra led in this plan
frnssia however, has no, yet replied. There
Is growing feeling IN the best Informed cir
cles this evening that these oyertures will ne
successful, and that the peace of Europe will
not be disturbed.
VIENNA, April 2l.-The Vienna Post, the
omciai organ ofthe Austrian Government. in
an editorial or the relations between Prussia
and France, counsels its readers not 10 put too
much faith in the preservation Of peace in
Europe.
LONDON, April 2l.-Mr Gladstone has writ
zen a letter IN which he virtually resigns me
leadership of the Liberal party.
Despatches received here to- day from Paris
report that rentes are dropping.
telegram from Frankfort states that
United States bonds have advanced q quarter
per eens and were quoted at 73l.
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Adulteratiou of Wbi.hev

Whiskey, commonly sold. is one or the
most spurious and decei.fully manufactured
compounds imaginable. Putting out OF the
question the physiological effects on mind and
body OF genuine whiskey, we are met by the
appalling fact that nearly all the liquor sold as
wniskey at the present time is not oaly spuri-
Gus put exceedingly poisonous. A dIstin-
guished chemist Of Boston has recently been
conducting series OF elaborate experiments
with the intention Of discovering how the re-
puted adulieration Of spirits is actually iniu-
rlous TO health. The result proves tina, fuseI
oil exists in all liquors made from grain an
those OF high price as well as in the cheaper
sorn Ihls fusel oil Is one OF the most deadly
poisons, and although II is found only in small
quantities, il has doubtless a very deleterious
effect when liquor containing It is constantly
used. This poison is supposed 10 become
inert after spirit containing it has been kept
three or four years, but all new whiskey con
tanned 1t in appreciable quantities. Among
far detected are the salts OF copper.
lead, tin, and other metals, IN winch the
various processes Of manufacture are car
rec on. Metallic poisoning Is one of the
most fnsidious means by which health can be
undermined, as the mInuteness OF the dose
renoers the victim unconscious of the mischief
that is going on until II is too late. Physlcmns
are frequently called TO cases Of mysterious
disease, which might be traced 10 the use of
poisoned drinks. Paralysis, now exceedingly
common, is often brought on by the metallic
polsons, taken in minute Quantities for months
or years. Some of these poIsons are feund an
what is known in the market as the purest
and the Oldest whisky. These considerations
should be pondered well by those who are in
the daily habit Of consuming a given amount
OF strong drink-which often proves strong
enough 10 break down the health and perma-
nenuy enfeeble both mind and body. IL is ?
great mistake 10 imagine that even the purest
spirits give strength or con tain nurriment
They add temporarily to both mental and
physical vigor precisely as the lash OF whip
adds TO the power Of the horse. Energy thas
excited must be made mp for after wards and
corresponding reaction is inevitable. This
is the opinion OF the ablest medical men of the
day, and the experience OF society everywhere
bears ample testimony TO this truth-N y
SVR.
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RAILROADS.
QE1 GREAT InOs
ICOf PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1901


70 IHn HORTHwEsT, SOUTH, AND SOUTH.
WEST.
SPRING SCHEDULE.
~ IN and sHer March 24th, ls67, trains will run %
~ aavs Ss;$ s'.a'r',.:ie " 10 10 :: :. M m.
y1th HLnGANT SCBNEkY. Palace Btate- room
day and night Cars. with modern fmprovements,
and saving from four TO twelve hours In time oyer
sry other route. Two hundred miles Saysd 70
Western sno Central New York.
Two Daily Trains to the West:
Throulh from Baltimore to ROOHESrER and
ftILsBUkGA without change.
bifSTsp :ss So Tfsng A! changes in UNION
ac Tickets By this route can he procured at the Of
nee, corner 9Th street and PeRns vi lvania avenue
apder the National Hotel, where reliable infor.
nation viii be siven at all times.
Passengers procuring tickets at this ONCE can
eeeSure Recommendations In 6lsepin Oars for 81.
". J. ARNOLD, ricke. Agent.
Northeast corner eth street aad PeDna. ay..
Washington, d. o.
Baltimore, Md. de1-ly
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An IRrH CoLoxY.-Minor = ~
place, nave received IN Application for IN nSs
upon which TO found an 1rish coIouv-ssT -,
two tnousana persons II is desirabis 10 rro.
OF course contisuous in point cf ros.ss',s sno
Frederickstgrg Herald 'SS~y'-
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THE AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL Con-
FRRENCB This body reassenbled at nine
O'Clock on Saturday morning, Bishop WAY.
man i'm the chair. Opened with religious sx-
ercises by the Rev. Mr.. woodhouse. the
committees on temperance and on orders made
reports, which were adopted, and a reeolution
adopted TO print one thousand copie. OF me
minutes. Geo. A Hackett presented a nro;..s .
sgainst allowing any rebel minister TO rrescn
In any OF the colored churches OF the tan ssr
ference. which was referred TO a select com
mittee. The subject OF the BOOK Concern O.
cuped the balance Of the session' 49, -
conference adjourned with a bepedIetion =,
Is uAderstood that the body will sdiourn ,,o.i
ly to-morrow.-BilfinaOreS Sun- oa-
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IMPORTANT lMPRovKMKNTs TO BE M ADy n,
THE FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH.-We
learn that important Improvements OF the edi- :
nee OF this church, Of which the Rev Jobn q
Smith is pastor are to be Commenced in !, "a N
days. At q meeting OF the pastor elders and
trustees, held last Wednesday. the plans ard
specincations were agreed upon, and tnev
formed themselves into committee for rail-
ing the necessary funds. The improvements
contemplated embrace the lowering of the
noor or the basement about two feet aud ar
ran gements Will be made TO secure thorough
drainage under and around the building To-
gether with complete system OF ventilation
Inc windows Will be enlarged, and water will
be introduced The main room on this floor
wh1chns used for prayer meetings and the Sum
day-school, will be enlarged by throwing back
theparttlon beh md the desk about ten feet so as
TO give additional room for about one hundred
persons, or from eight TO ten more SABBATH
school classes. The whole OF the rear mart OF
the building Will be thrown into one room ana
hfted up with seats IN the form of an extended
semi-circle for the infant class. The rear seas
Will accommodate upward OF two hundred
children. The new partition bet ween the maIn
room and the infant class will he panelled be-
low and hlled with glass above, folding back
from The centre TO the side-walls, which viii
throw the entire basement into one room, and
enable the whole school TO engage together in
the opening and closing exercises without
leaving their seats. Handsome chandeliers
Will be introduced. and all will be finished IN
the best style. The large number Connected
with the sabbath school renders ths present
room entirely inadequate for the purpoS e.and
~ constant increase adds force 70 the ureent
reasons which demand these changes Work
is 10 be commenced on the first of NAV and n
ls hoped that all Will be finished in little over
a month. The whole expense of the above
mentioned changes. together with certain inn
proysments of the main audience room OF the
church, will be about $1,000
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a1one OF the latest daintiss soId in the
streets Of New York 10 italian sausages made
Of mule 1esh. They are bought and eaten
with avidity, and viii probably drive the old
fashion dog sausages out Of the markets.
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DANCING.

DROFS KkEIs'
GRAND ANNUAL "a
MAY BALL AND EXHIBITION, ~
Penna avenue, OPP. Metropolitan Hotel, y
On TUESDAY, tMAy EvEJ APRIL 10Th,
From the success OF our fermer NAV Rails wa
think further comment unnecessary, hoping to
meet With the same result this year.
Cards OF admission, TWO DOLLARS Gan be
the Academy,
Our Glasses are still open, and will continue
during the eummer-same days and hours.
The Hall can be rented fer meetings, &c.
For further information apply during the no q rs
OF tuition, or address q note to the Aosdemy.
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PERSONAL.

nj Is CURTIs IRVING, Clauroyast and Tst
~ -. EsdtsW, VIII give life readings, including
and Future, at her ONCE, ago, north
noe % rA. sv., betseen "a aAd 6th streets. once
.oe,s = oH1 70 2 d .. hnd 70 81 m. ap 4-lmf
VsllDnsTIAL--Youns men who have in.
- ufed themselves OF certain secret habits.
nsa nlsn % H3nt ,hsI fer business pleasure, or the
men, whe; from the follies OF youth, or other
causes, feel debility In advance OF their years,
before placing thems selves under the Treatment "a
any one, should nrst read 1.-The secrst friend y
aArried lsd will learn something ef in portance
~ perustpE The Secret Friend. " Sc MT 20 any ad.
Address Or. CHAs. A STUART CO.. Boston,
8ss no Sly
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An Old Man Murders his Wife. while
Sleeping. and Hangs Himselftoa Tree.
PIttsburg Gazette, 18th. I

lTIOm me flttsourg Gazette, 18th L
BY The Pacific and Atlantic telegraph line
we are placed in possession OF the particu
lars OF one OF the most horrible tragedies we
have ever chronicled The scene OF the dart
deed was near the quiet village of Mount
Morris, six miles north of Wa ynesburg
Greene county. IL appears that Martin Cane
aTusal and industrious farmer, had been
llyirg for some time past on bad terms with
ms Vile, although nothing beyond angry
WORDS had ever passed between them on
Sunday night Cane arose from,his bed al abour
ten o clock, and procuring an axe, returned 10
MS chamber where his wife was sleeplne
unconscious OF danger, and dealt her two
DloWs witn the deadly weapon upon the head
Ine hrst blow terribly fractured the skull.
while the second seemed TO have been
warded off by the arm of the wo-
man, who awoke TO a realization OF
her husbands intent 10 murder her. The OLD
man, thinking he had accomplished his dread
purpose Of murder, fed 70 q field adiolnlng
his house. and with his suspenders tied to-
gether. succeeded in committing suicide nv
hanging himself upon an apple tree The
alarm was promptly given and the neigh bors
attracted 10 the house found the wife in A dy
ing condition, and her husband and murderer
hfeless suspended to the tree, as stated Medi-
cal AID was at once summoned for the poor
woman, but she sank gradually and expired
last night az eleven o'clock The tragedy
and hundreds OF persons, during yesterday
visited the scene of its occurrence No motive
is assigned for Canes horrible deed, and whar
lnduced him 10 Its perpetration is mere con-
lecture. He was over sixty years OF age and
MS wife was but a few years his JUNIOR In
eur next edition we will endeayor 20 procur,,
fuller particulars OF the horrible tragedy.
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TO Ll Il
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Gross tons Of ,240 lbs, delivered In any part OF
the city.
Stove, Egg and Furnace White Ash, ESQ.,.
Bed Ash, S8.2S.
Lehigh, 80.
Oak end Pine Wood constantly on hand.
Orders received At our Once; or at the Wharf,
foot OF Seventh street
S.P. BROWN SON,
ja25H l65 9Th street, between 4 and i.
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SENATOR WILSON AT ORANGE Comm
HousE-Senator Wilson spoke at Orange
Court House, Va, on Saturday. He recoupted
the events which led to the war, and said ina
after lis close the North had o in feeling for
the South. The South was subn SIS We and
hao the measures now pending been adopted
directly al Its close il would have said thai the
Government was Just and liberal: bat when
Johnson assumed power he adopted a differ
ent policy, which has brought on All this dis
satisfaction. President Lincoln had prepared
eight conditions for the pardon OF rebels ali OF
which met his Mr.. Wilson's) approval John
SON bad prepared fourteen, which were SIX ~ q
many. He Senator Wilson) had never ia
yored the twenty thousand dollar clause for
he wanted the South, excepting a few promf
nent rebels, to be al liberty 10 90 10 work The
South had complained Of Congress ylolating,
the Constitution, and yet upheld Johnson ip
has yoiatpn OF the Constitution ia res s,oring
the States. The speaker was opposed 10 a black
mans party or white mans party Lei ar
who favor human bondage go toselhe and IN
who favor freedom and progress 90 together
IL any rebels had cast aside their delusrons
party.
Major J. II. Lee, State Senator from Orange.
replied TO Mr.. Wilson. He charged the MIRO
ouellon OF slavery upon the North, and said
tnat PRESIDENT Lincoln did not at first intend to
Hoerate the slaves, and that the Sou,hern peo-
pie were the blacks best frienss. Mr.. Wilson
replied that in year the North would give
the negro suffrage. He said confscatioa
might follow IL the reconstruction bill was
not accepted.
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<SALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
~ WASHING Ton, Jan. 8, 1857

. - -
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI.
nORE, and WASHINGTON AND THI WEST
Ge now run a. follows. viz:
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except Sunday, st Too, T:ls, and
ll-ls g. m and 20s, an q A. 50. and 500 D. m.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave dsily, except Sunday, ut Too .. m, and
FOX v Az STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPoLn
JUNCTION.
Leave &c e:ls and Too q. n and ct 800 and IS
n.
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Lsase sf !oo q m, and 80 ,. m. Ho tsaine
ON SUNDAY.
TOR BALTIMORD.
Leave asT:4 Q. m, and 3:0y and 500 D. m
FOB WAY STATIONS.
Leave hI:S q. N and 100 and SOC D. -,
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WE0r.
90 Leave daily, except Sunday. at 7:ts .. m, and
On sunday at 500 p NJ. only, connecting at Relay
Statioo With trains from Baltimore to Wheeling.
..TasoTaE fffoK11s to tn. West can b. h.A .,
the " sshington Station Ticket Once at ali hours
In the oay, rs well as at the once of the Bank.
ers aod Brokers' Telegraph Line, 3&e Penn
avenue, between 9Th and 7th streets.
For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, see
edvsrusement Of Through Line"
=. u. WILSON, Master Of Transportation.
L. -. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
&C on Gro. q. KooNTZ. Agent Washinston.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ITS EFFRoT Is MIRACULOUS.
HALLS VEGETABLE

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tha perfect and weno erful article. Cures bald
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The vhitsst and worst looking hair resumes IFS
hair, bpt strikes at the root and dis II with new
The first application win do COED you will see
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the % old gray, discolored appearance Of the hair
VIII pc eans, giving place to 1ustrous, shining,
ASK for Halls sicilisn Rair Renewer no other
article Is at all Ike 1t in effect.
Stamp over the top Of the bottle. AL ether, are
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For ssle by all druggists. fe ls-d&weoim.r
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I1li information, with the Highest issttSso.
envelope, ssntfree. ~ Bs s.Js and send for them,
and yox ctH not resres IT, for, as advertising ply
ne stranger should Be- % trusted. Encioss ' . stamp
Tor postage and direct to BR. LAWBBNOE. No.
IL Bond street. New York uo9DkWly
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Happiness Of True Manhood. An Essay for
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charge. Address DR.. J. SKILLIN HOU0HTON,
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PODS CHASTELLAk'S
HAIR EXTERMINATOR
FOB REMOVING SUPERFLU0US HAIR
To the ladies peel isIy this inv all able depjIa
tory reoom ommends itself as being an almost indis-
Pensible article TO female beauty, Is easily ap-
Piled, does not burn or In jure the skin buf acfs
directly on the roots. Ii Is warranted to remove
superhuous hair from low f5rehes6s, or from any
csliy Itirpating the same, leaving the skin soft
smooth and natural. This is tire only article
used by the French, and Is the only real efectu al
depilatory In existence Price rs scents per pack
age, sent pest paid, to any address, on receipt of
an order. by
BERGER. SHUTS & CO.. Chemists,
2s3 River street. Troy, n. Y.
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FNHRQUGH LIKE BRTwKEN WASHINGTON
L PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
"a

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8, 1857.
Trains between Washington and Hsw York are
nov run a. follows. viz:
IOE hIW YORK, without change Of cars.
leave oAliy Except Sunday at 7:45 Q. m. and
sS9p n.
FOB NEW YORK, changing cars at Philaasl.
Leave daily (exeept Sunday ct HIS Q. n. and
80 D. N.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave aaily (eIce pit sunday at 7:1 and HIS ..
m, ana 80 and $50 D. M
ON SUNDAY.
n only.
Sleeping cars for New York on s:0 ,. m. train
Through tickets ~ Phil sdel phia, New York. or
Boston, be had ~ the Station Once at ell hours
In <ie day. well as at the new once Ia the
Bsnkers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34e Penn.
ayeuHe, between 9th and II b streets,
ee Baltimore and Ohio Railroad adv ertfsement
o. hedule between washinstsn, Baltimore,
III. WILSON, N aster Of Trans portation.
l. NJ COLE General Ticket Agent.
gro. Q. k0oETz, Agent, Warrington.
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STEAMER WILSON SMALL
~ FOX THE EASTERN SHORE

EOTlOr-The stesmer WILSON SMALL,
OAPT. y. T. LEONARD, now In ~-A
sll respects one of the ataunchest, EAGaN
most comfortable and elegant
steamers piyiDg ON ghes.y axe Bay, win resume
her route on "a lURDAY, March I'd. She leaves
ever, fGksDHY faussSxr sSft shsTf snd
M = Fl EtSSF2H EfSFR2s PP99ifNE P9fNEr
WALLACHS s WR4RF. CAMBRfDGE HUGH
Retarsips from THE EAsTERN SHORE, she
T. m, and Easton Point at .. m. !, every Monday,
"Wednesday and FRIDAY, touching at all interme-
efate landings, and reaching Baltimore ct n m
on me following mornings
She has large number Of hne state rooma.
fe GH
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

DOTUMAO TRANSFORMATION LINE BOR
BALTIMORE.
Makihz freight con ne elton st AQUA GREEK
with kIUHMOHD. FREDERIOkS- 1esSrs
BQRG AND POTOMAC RAILBOAD. 3&M
The steamer ENPREsS, Oset A, q. sA6hsoA
Nickle. and steamer kENNEBEO, Capt. John FL
Wilson, leave Washington from Sixth street
wharf every WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY ST
- m. for Baltimors, and usual wsy landings on
&to-zac river, ketuInins leave Baltimore every
TUESDAY and fRIDAY,4p M
Fer further Information apply TO
j. b. BRYAN q BRO,
nh lSu No. 345 Pennsylva ania ave-
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ALEXANDRIA ITEMs.-FIom the Gazette of
Saturday we clip the following:
At meeting of the mem hers OF Potomac
Lodge No. So, i. o. o. F., held last night IL
was determined 10 unite in the Odd Fellows
celebration, 10 be held in Washington on Fri
day. the 26th inst 1t is understood that Sar-
epfa Lodge and the Marley Encampment of
the order will also participate in this ee Zebra.
ton. sHr n
The house and lot on the south side ofPrincs
street. between Union and Water was sold m.
day under degree OF the Circuit Court Of
Alexandria county, in the case of EIdrid ge
VS.. McClntock, Mason ct. ais, =. F. Reach
Commissioner, by John H. PARROT, Auctioneer'
TO Robert Eldridge, for 5000
g IL has been determined by a majority NJ the
commission merchants OF this CITY, 10 meet az
the counting room OF Messrs Hooe & Wed
derourn. on Tuesday evening next, at four
O'Clock. for the purpose Of organizing q Corn
Exchange and Board Of Trade.
Our information from the fishing shores, on
catch Of herring has increased within the last
few days .DLs1 eAda