Evening Star Newspaper, February 24, 1858, Page 3

OC! ELLIGENCE. a SMITHsONtss Lecrors—On Monday evening’ @ very instructive and-nteresting lecture was livered at the Smithsonian fnstitution by Prof.’ Espy:on the “ Law of Storms.” The commenced by briefly noticing the crude systems of Lemon Sop! pee pt = 4 e most extant in his youth. rally’ ved of which was that sdvancea by Hutton. Subsequently, ver, an English philosopher named Dalton Fromntase a novel and somewhat more rational heory. These conflicting opinions led Prof. EB. to make observations of storms, and he was soo: ®onvinced that none of the theories were correct. as they were all inadequate toaceount for numer” ous phenomena. oe observation led bim to the estab- lishment of an entirely new theory, the princi- ples of which he explained as follows: Ist. Supy the air iw one degree colder for every one hundred yards of elevation. ‘Then 2d. If a portion of air becomes warmer than the surrounding air, it will become lighter. 3d_ If it becomes lighter, it will ascend 4th. When it asce it will come under less Pressure from the air above. aan When it comes under less pressure it will th. When it expands it will grow colder. 7th. When it grows cold enough the vapor it contains will condense. Sth. When the vapor begins condensation the latent caloric contained in the air is dissipated %h. When the iatent caloric is given out, it Prevents the air from cooling during its upward movement as rapidly as it would cool if it con- tained no vapor. These, the lecturer said, are the fundamental Principles of bis theory of storms, and in accord- ance with them he ep every phenomena of etmospheric change can be explained He then proceeded to show that for every 1,000 yards of elevation above the surface of the earth the at- mospbere is ten degrees colder, until it attains the temperature of sixty degrees below zero, be- yond which it cannot grow colder, at least so far as has ever yet been shown by experiment. If then the strata of air at the earth’s surface is sev- enty deurees above zero, the greatest degree of cold will be at an elevation of some 14.000 yard« Ifa portion of the air in the lower stratum sbould now become heated beyond seventy degrees (that being the temperature of the surrounding atmos phere) it will begin to ascend, because of the Tarification it undergoes, and as it ascends it will Jose its heat or caloric in the same proportion as the air through which it passes grows colder. If this ascending column of air is perfectly diy, it will reach the temperature of sixty degrees be- low zero at an elevation of 13,000 yards, and then be diffused among the surrounding air Now, when the heated air contains vapor, this vapor contains the caloric, and when the ascend- ing column has reached the height of 11,000 yards, it will bave reached atemperatuare of zer instead of 60 degrees below. In the meantime, however, condensation of vapor will take place, and clouds will be formed = If the Vapor is of sufficient density rain or bail will fall. the tem- perature of which will depend measurably on the elevation at which its formation takes place W hen this body of air is ascendiag the sucround- ing air will rush in to supply the vacuom and the commotion will cause wind ; the force of this wind being dependent on the motien of the as cendiog air; and the rapidity of the ascension of the air being attributable to its excess of temper- ature, and the amount of vapor contained im the ascending sate. The winds will, however, always be found blowing towards the centre of the storm On this application of his theor lecturer * meteoric skowers,”’ or heav which have fallen with reimathahin rapidity and had a very limited extent. Healsoexplaincd the use of the barometer, and endeavored to convince his auditors that bis theory admits of this ex- planation being made on rational grounds and in conformity with well-known natural laws Prof. Expy will continue his lectures on this and Friday evevings, and will apply his theory to trade wind-, hurricanes, Waterspouts, &c., and continue his illustrations of the use of- the barometer. Tue District ix Coneress—In the Senate yesterday, a memorial was presented by Mr. Brown, from mechanics of the city of Wash- ington, asking the enactment of a law similar in_its provisions to the laws embrac:d in the “ Revised Code” in reference to mechanics’ liens von real and personal property, and setting forth that the act of Congress ‘-to secure mechanies und others payment for Jabor done,’ &c., does not afford that protection which was intended by its framers. Mr. Pugh moved that the Senate Proceed to the consideration of the bill to equalize the salaries of certain judges of the courts for the District of Co- lumbia and for other purposes ; which motion was agreed to; when— Mr. Pearce wished the bill postponed for a few days, as be desired to offer an amendinent; and it was postponed accordingly. the learned roc-eded to account for what he termed deluges of water Tae Weeiey Cuaret Coxcxrt came off last night, giving great satisfaction to a large audi- ence. Our friend Daniel, however, laid himself again liable ts a scolding for the length of his Programme Profexsor D. courteously added some ten exira — in the way of solos, duets, ete., which, thongh well tformed, bad the effect to extend the regular business of the con- cert toa rather late hour It would be useless to tticnlarize when everything was done so well; ut, what pleased us best in the whole perforni- ance, was a quartette, ‘(Never forget the dear ones.” sung with great effect by Messrs. W heel- er, Cummings, Daniel, and Stallings, and vebe- snently encored by the audience; and ‘There's Alusic in the Air,” a sweet little composition by Prof. Root, and performed by the same persons. Phe efforts of Mr. Daniel and the Wesley Chapri Choir, to entertain the public, always meet with success Scrseme Covrr.—Tuesday—V. A. Alger, Esq., of Massachusetts, and T. Lyle Dickuey, Esq, of Mlinois, were admitted attorneys and counsellors of this Court. No. 20. Daniel 8 Hickod et al., owners of the steamboat N. 5 appellants, rs. James Stewart etal ,claimantsof the brig Croton. This — was argued by Mr. Phillips for the ap;el- ants No. 69. James A Suydam, plaintiff in error, es. Wm. H. Williams et al) The argument of thistause was continued by Mr. Ellingwood for the plaintiff in error, by Mr. Field for the defend- gals in error, and concluded by Mr. Ellingwood for the plaintiff In error. Adjourned. Riot axp ARREsT.—About seven o'clock la-t evening, three young men, George McCoy, Law- rence McDonald, and Hugh Smith, went to the house of a German named Anerochs, on F, near 45 street, Seventh Ward, and demanded liquor; upon being ordered to leave, they began to bieak his windows; and. on Anerochs remonstrating. they seized and beat him unmercifully, severely wounding him in the head and neck. Messrs Evan and Davis of the auxiliary guard were sent for, and they succeeded in arresting the whole party. They were taken to the guard Bouse, and sent to jail by Justice Donn. We ave glad to say, they are not citizens of Washington In tue Cracuit Covet, the case of Edward C Dyer rs Augustus Cook was decided yester- day by the jury in favor of the plaintiff, in the sum of ©116.67. . The case of Wm. Van Riswick vs. Jobn Van Riswick, Richard Waliach and Sa:nuel Bying- ton was then takea up, in which action was brongbt to recover an account for money alleged to be due on an account. This case was pending when the Court adjourned at the usual hour. ‘The case of Wm. Van Riswick es. John Van Rivwick, Richard Wallach and Sam’! Byington, which was begun yesterday, was pending when this report closed Dears oy WILLIAM FaRRete.—Last night» Justice Donn went to the residence of William Farrell, who was wounded on Monday last near the Vulcan House in an eaconnter in which him: self, bis brother, a man named Williams, and an unknown person wereenzaved The condition of the wounded man was«o critical that the Justice deemed it ng Th to take his statement, which proved to be bisdying deciaration. for he expired about eleven o'clock last night. The ronal wan inflicted with a bowie knife, entering the small of the back and penetrating to theentrails W ile liams, the Baltimorean. who is charged with the act of stabbing is In jail Laxp WARRANTS are less active, and quoted at the following rates : Baying. Selling 160-acre warrants, peracre 37 rT 120 “ “ wo #3 ay “ “ 87 on 0 “ “ oa 1.00 wip... +o 0 6 on Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York Virgiola money. Silver. . Narrnatization —During the present term of the Cireult Court twenty-eight foreigners have received uaturalization papers. Most of there were Irish = This number is mach smailet than bas been the case during any previous term for many years OUR POLITE friend, Charles McNamee, bas issued 62 marriage licenses since the month of February came in. It is astonishing how asbarp Trost and sleeping cold of niytt< qaicken a dis- position in young folks to get inarried Sace or Srocks.—Yesterday, J.C McGuire, auctioneer, sold Davenport (lowa 10 per cent. bonds at Wi. Wasbingtun City 6 per cents. (semi-annual) sold at par. " ASHINGTON fase SD @ppears to-night as Mersiles «dary Muhnoring” when an is said to perform with ing power—in- sctptcter tis |. Core ae some seen herin ‘deem | thar eno warn Ladys od = Ae same st! ‘that fingulehed by tae intend “ap ate. points. The piece.draws out the b of the com, and some additional pacoirppene be neon by the cast: Col. Mannering, Mr. F. Banga; Henry Bet- tram, Mr. J. B. Howe; Dominie Sam; ) Mr. D. Whiting; ae nee Mr.J.M Dawson, Dirk Hatteraick, Mr. R 5 Bailie Mucki thrift, Mr. Tree; Meg Merrilesx, Miss Fanny Mo- rant; Julia Manneriag, Mrs. J. Sloan; Lacy Ber- tram, Miss Tree; Mrs McCandlish, Miss Carman; Gilbert Glossin, Mr. Howard; ibriel, Mr. J. Waiting; Fa Mr. Colby; Princo, Viola unkett; Jock To! t. Som 3 Flora,Mrs. Howe; Gipsy Girl, Mrs, Stomeall. aa Tux Swootinc at tue Navy Yanp.— The shooting affair atthe Navy Yard, in which Mr. Rezin Pomphrey was wounded, was more ex- tensive than at first reported. It Occurred in front of Bean’s restaurant, Qdd Fellow’s Hall. From the best authority we can obtain, it ap- pears that a man came to the door of the restat. rant aad fired three shots at some persons on the pavement, and went in again. t. Pumphrey — brand nape as we stated yesterday, an iso George Hineline. A oe Tt. Williams was badly wounded te eed peck with small shot. discover and arrest the Efforts are making to Person who did the deed ARRESTS.—This Morntug, officer McHenry ar- rested Augustus Hessier for Participating in the riot Saturday night, during which John Rawl- ings was killed, and McElfresh and King were wounded. He was sent to jail by Justice Donn. Subsequently, Adolphus Erb and Patrick Barry, two others, were arrested by officers Yeatman and Harrover, charged with the same otfrnce.— Justice Donn required $1,000 bail for each, and they were awaiting the arrival of friends to give bond, when we left the office. Tue Huxe Jory.—The Criminal Court met again at 100’clock this morning, and a messenger was sent to the jury room to know if the Ogle jury had yet agreed upon a verdict. Word was rought back that they had not yet made a ver- dict, nor was there any jikelitiood that they would be able to do so if they were kept shut up for a twelvemonth. The Court hera adjourned outil to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock Tue MeLopron Orrna Trovre will give their last grand entertainments in Odd Fellows’ Hall, on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenir Warden, the fine buffo and imitator, with the whole troupe, will givea great list of novelties on this final occasion; to which, we doubt nat, their legion of friends will rally. See advertise: ment VALENTINES are going out of fashion Not more than half as many were sold in this city this season as on previous vears This falling off has resulted from the disgrace brought on these at one period acceptable mixsive: » by the issuing of thousands of ross caricatures. Tse Distixcuisnep Lecturer, Silliman Ives, LL. D., has yielded to the request of his friends in this city, and be will, we learn, deliver his lecture next Wednesday evening, Match 3d, in the Philharmonic Iall. Dr. AntiseLt lectures to-night before the Washington Art Association. Warten Retcrns. —Hugb Smith, Ireland, dis- orderly and assault and battery; jail for court Lawrence McDonald, Ireland, a 0. George McCoy, Md., do; do. Twenty-two lodgers— non-residents. East Lock-up—Jesse Soper, Md., drunk and disorderly; costs, $1.58. Thos. Fitzgerald, Ire- land, do.; fine and costs, $5 58. —— THERE Is 4 TIDE in the affairs of men, and ao it is with Lager. At this time the tide runs to EMRick’s, Whose reputation as a caterer of good things drink- able is now unsugpnssed. itt MARRIED, instant, by Rev, Robert R.&. Hongh EST NEUEN to Ses CAROLINE E.G + bota of this city. (Phi hia, Pa.,and Galena, Lil., papers please copy.) = DIED, On the evening of the 234 instan‘, at 113 o'clock, WIL TAM FARRELL aged 27 years ‘Ss. wis funeral will take place oe the residence of ‘ o38. corner of 2ist H atreets north, morrow (Thureday) rnoon. at 2 o'clock, nds *nd acquaintances are invited to attend without further notice. i On the morning of the 24th instant. HENRY D.., infxnt son of Daniel and Bligabeth Robertson.” “Suffer littie children to come unto me, and forbid them not, for of such is the kingdom of Heaven.” * On the 2th instant, FRANKIIN PIERCE, saxon Syears and 24 days, sonof the late Reuben ‘own ‘Phe friends of the family are invited to attend the fansral To morrow, at 3 o'clock p m., fom the res- Seace of his mother, 7th street, near the corner of ee, <j WOLFE’ Scuemam atoMaric SCHNAPPS 18 prescribed with great success by the Medical Fac- ulty in Gravel, Gout, Chronic Rheumatism, Drop- sy, Dyspepsia, Sluggish Circulation of the Blood, Inadequate Assimilation of Food, and exhausted Vital Energy; and asa boverage it has no superior im the world, Put up in quart and pint botties, and for sale by ali the Druggists and Grorers in Wasnuington, UDOLPHO WOL, Sole {mporter and Manufacturer, Nos. 18, 20, and 22, Beaver street, New York. dee 12-3m ; ] 000 A YEAR! 1,000 A YEAR, ton A VE, 91,00 A YEAR. Profitab!2 and honorable employ + ment for all times. Persons in town or country, in search of em- ployment as a source of inoume, or to fill up their leisure hours, may hear o fuol by nea gy two_atam| PAY postage, to tes Or HORNE, Prof. JAMES i Box Nu. 4,551, New York Post Othee. ‘The employment in fitted to eitwer sex; station in life im- va PERT RRAPPAAARRAR! + materi anarticle of dairy c + consul) oan be imanu . fuctured. e agent’s dwelling ; 1 + Secure copyright; sale as + permanent as flour. An agent is 1 . wanted in every town in the jan 25 Im* 48 GASTON & CLARK, LOUISIANA AVENUE, second door from 7th street, under the Avenue House, DEALERS IN LOTHING AND GENT.’S FURNISHING S ! GOODS. The subscribers call attention toa desirable Stook of CLOTHING which they now have on exhibi- tion at their Store, No. 48 Louisiana ayenue, second door from 7th street, and as t. are determined te close off the tot uf co 5 ery effort necessary on their part shall ed in order to please their otaghe UL Drrart we oan guarantee nghe CLoTuine DrPaR ing § the Stock to be perfeot in point of Surability. fit and style, because we make everything ourselver, and have no hesitation in saying our goods will be found ual to the best order work in the country. Watching the various changes of fashion. parties may rest as ured of finding the latest out make in store, subjent to their inspection and approval. $15,009 worth of Goods for Men’s, Boys’ and Ser- "s Wear, will be sold at auction prices, and pur- would do well to examine the lot. This is humbug, as Egeland ine be moved - o_- amination. see Us Ki! ie above Ore. 2-Sm GASTON & CLARK. qtor THAT RATTLING. » a5 Iam now p! red to put on “ Chapman’ Anti-Rattling ft Fastener,” a s remedy for the rattling of t! of Carriages and Wagon put on at a small expense. oe and ard = my wastes whare I certificates from the Ui ‘opohma i "ANDREW J. JOYC have in the 10-tf sorner lath and F. ate. ADIES’ TUCK, and all sorts of COMBS, a 4 GLBRS’ Hair Store, 18th st., and at hie Saiee Room. andar Willa) y natal. nafm 1 ORD PALMERSTON’S OPINIONS AND mien's Wealth of Nations, 1 vol., 8vo, t of Nation*, 1! vol., 8vo, MoCuttoe Literature of Politiesl Loonomy,1 ral “Gjeckinn’s Analysis of the Occupations of the vol 0. Penpi wo. Mu Ey Essays,1 vol., vo, Taies leet the Frosrevs of Political Evono- "Be Guibests Logic of Political Economy, 1 vol., Z ‘Sismondi’s Essays on Political Economy, 1 vol. vO. MoCulioch on Taxation and * Blakey's History of Polit: Literature, 2 vols., vo. Jacob's on Precious Metala,® vols., Avo. ‘ ; tai er’s F inanoes of the North American Statés, vol.. Bvo. Le on the Government of Dependencies, | vol., Definitions in Political Economy, 1 vol., 2m Porter's Pr gress of the Ni tion, 3 vols., 12mo, stimmotrey’s ual of Politiesl Serene, 1 vol,, Just imported fi m Lonton, fo 22 = F cK TAYLOR. = Se eg ts Deltas aimed (*OSMOGONY —Cosmogony. of Coton, being an analyte of boneat her eation, sup unding, 1 vol., 8v0. stated in CA jebraic account of = development acta fows ping by Pi ae. hott: a cM @ sewn lla ewr St arabe asic AL —In future all C ere eid aeons ig. take ange ea Mie lore be auld at sedqal niet NF ELL feis 36 Pa. ave., bet. 9th and 10th sie, ed in the face and | Ly in: pond rh Star. S i : Our town, this moring, is u dull; the there ate country people coming in with wheat, bap ag sequently our millé doing but little, as well as the different merchants. The little excitement consequent out municipal election on Moa- hav hearly died ont; and, asa general thing, Bilparties seem fo be dlaponet cheer- y in the reanit. feated candidates have but few at being relieved froma ‘ition involving so many re- sponsibilities, and the performance of so many onerous duties, for the performanee of which, however faithfully it may have been done, they have rally been rewarded with (to use a b ‘phrase) ‘more kicks than rs.” The successful candidates, many of whom have never served in the (apegees of City Fathers before, bear their blushing honors with all becoming dignity. Many of them kept houses on the night of the election, where both friends and z ponents were cordially received and hospitably entertained. ‘We understand that several of out benevolent citizens are making efforts to get up a public lec- ture at Forrest Hall some evening this week or next, for relief of the destitute jon of our peo- ple. The services of one of three talented speak- ers is expected to be secured, ‘We would advise the reader of the Star who may desire to secure a. supply of real Simon pura. Mercer potatoes, mealy and sweet, to patronize our friend, Peter Berry, No. &5 Water st. Call early as they are going rapidly. It continues freezing rapidly, and the ice upon, the Potomac, opposite our wharves, is some four ithe steath tog 7. brough a steam tug Tempest brought up, yveste-day, through the ce, the brig. Mary Ho Capt. Kelly, from Boston, to Hartley & Bro. ‘The flour market ts very quiet, but little chang- ing hands, except to the retail trade. Held at $31.37a4 50 for common to extra super. Red wheat is selling at $1.03a1.05 and $1.05a1.08 for good qualities. There is no corn offering. A good article would bring 52a54c. for white and vel- low. Ss ( tstaenstsatusstntueniondsneesspansemneensee tee TT a GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'’TS, QTATORS aps arrived, 2,000 bushels Nova Scotia WHITE MERCERS, per schoneer jassasvit, and for sale in jots to suit purchasers, PETER BERK HEAP FOR CASH? JOHN H. SMOOT, No. 119 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C., toreda stock as owas possible by the sell from this date every eeanp tionof WINTER GOODS at reduced prices for cash, : Fancy Colored Dress Silke, Printed Mousline Deinines, Merino, Plaids and Poplins, French Merino Shawis, Sea Sloaks, will be soldat a VERY GREAT on former prices. Prompt customers supplied Pain the usuai terms. Those having settied thoir Hills rendered to istinstant,he tenders his grateful ac- knowledgements and will be under many obligations to all who have not, to do so by oash or note at their “janat nvemence. J. H. SWOOT., OR RENT.—A first s RESID the corner of Favette and 4th 5 town. Terms moderate. Apply to O’NEALE. D ko, REDUCTION Fi E ALES.— We res: fully announce to our iends and the public that we have at last suc ceeded in having # large quantity of ALES of vari- ous kinds brewed expressly to our order, which we will guarantee to be the finest and the largest vari- ety that was ever offered in this market. All persons wishing a nice article of Ale can have it by applying tous for either of the following brands, viz. Kennett, Burton XXX Paie, India Pale, Phil- jelphia XX. We also have a fins article of Brows Sion’ and — Porter alway son a is orders mail, or givento onr drivers, attended t 7 RNY & SHINN 0. A Union Bottling Depot, 57 Green street, dit-d Georgetown, D.C. 4, M. RUPPEL,. ORTH side of Market Space, No. ridge and pogo: ce oe at rd announce: Oo @18 patrons at A ih) RESTAURANT may be found at all times the ebeoest, and moat excelient assortment o! saguS S, the freshest oYs ERSand kinds of GAME in season. Mosk served at all hours and at the usual prices, jan4-3m é OFF ICIAL. Treasury DEePaRTMENT, February 12, 1858, Notick 1s HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals will be received at this office until the fif'eenth day of March proximo for the issue ofany portion, or the whole, of five millions of dollars in treasury notes in exchange for gold coin of the United States deposited with the treasurer of the United States, the treasurer of the Mint at Philadelphia, tne treas- urer of the branch mint at New Orleans, or the as- t Boston, New Vork, Charies- Within ten days from the accept- ance of such proposals, under the authority of the act of Congress entitled “Anact to authorize the issue of treasury notes,” approved the 23d Decem- ber, 1857. The treasury notes will beissued upon the reoript here of certificates of deposite with thone officers to the crad:t of the treasurer of the Uited States, They will be msde payable to the order of such bid- der or bidders as shall agree to make such exchange at the lowest rate of interest, not exceeding eix per contum per annum, and will carry suoh rate fromthe date of the certificate of such deposite. The proposals must state the rate ofinterest with out conditionand without reference to other bids, and contain no other fractional rates than one fourth one half or three fourths of one per centum. Five per centum of the amount proposed to be exchanged must be deposited with one of the treasury officers above enumerated, whose certificate of such deposit must accompany each proposal, as seemrity for its fulfilment. Ifthe proposal is not accepted, imme- diate directions will be given to return such depos- ite. Should the proposais be variant trom the prow visions of the act of Congres, or of this notice, they will not be considered. All proposals under this notice must be sealed and nscribed onthe outside “Proposals for Treasury Notes,”’ They will be opened at this departmentat 12 0’clook m., on the said fieenth day of March, HOWELL COBB, fe 12- Secretary of Treasury. FURNITURE-FURNITURE, We have just received « large a'dition te our stock of Cabinet and other Fureiture, which has been gotten up in tastefuland elegant #\vle to our order, the workmanship of which we warrant of the best qualit PARLOR SUITES COMPLETE. Of Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany; upholstered in various colors and material. fa, Cent e, and Side Tables, Escritoires, K-tageres,and_ Whatrota, Pier and Mantle Glasses, in gilt, with Marble S.abs and Breckete CHAMBER SETS COMPLETE. Soud oak, handsomely ornamented in Gold. Solid Waluut and M«hogany, otrved; Biack, Enam- elled Cs gold and flowers, with other painted sets 81! colors. DINING ROOM. Oat, Walnut, Mahogany, and Cherry Fxtension Dining Tables, from eight to twenty feet, hoxany, and Rose Ladies’ Dining Chairs. os Sy alent and Mahogany Sideboards, with Mar- Shelves, So, ornamented with Looking Glass Backs, FEATHER BEDS, BOLSTERS AND PIL- Husk, and Husk and Cotton Mat- OFFICE DESKS, CHAIRS, AND SALAMAN- DEK SABES. x Stearne’s and Marvin’s Wi! ers patent salamande: “fre-rroof Safes, secured by tire’ Celebrated ie Belle Lock.” Also, in great variety, Bedsteads, Bureaus. \Vard- ee eee ae eee 8. —. PS uhiies > +81 ing C' airs, roloth. "Two thousand cane neat Chairs. All of which wil! be sold low for cash or sporowed oes jak, Walnut, paper. REGOR & CO.. 08. 530, 528, avd 571 fe 2-eobw Seventh street. T's OF NO USK, IT CANNOT BE BEAT. LEVY’S OLD WRECK WHISKY, of 1827, lenges the world—(a big word, but too true ‘4 randies. ils, fine to be a joke}—judges from all parts say so. A little left Also, can be found at his st: choice lot of other W hiskies, Wines, Rums, Old Jaime, Groceries, Teas, E: Stout, wholesale Wormword Co lish, itch Ale, and Brown retail, JONAS P. LEVY, No, 554 12th and B streets north, fe 1s-tf near the Canal. HEAP WOOD FOR SALE AT MR. B. W. C HUNTERS a ay twe miles from the Long Bridge, the Columbia Road. is i oe! ee $2 te $2.25 per cord. r 5 fol9-cow WESLEY CARLIN, Agent. HE NEW BOUKSTORE,. FRANKLIN PHILP otfull; form: friend* Ne the public that be bes leased the (now im the occu: y of Mesears. White & Ue. No. 32 Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth an Tenth streets. Having just returned f om the north- ey lly made a selection of En- then and American 8 and Stationery RA be found, on examination, tobe of the shoicest From F. Puir’s long a Pihaee oo —— = e aod 5 a) on ondon aod Paris, hip incr tre not be inferior nited Stat shi EEE Bah BRANKLIN PHILP. 5 =, f Martin & G schatee's ceeecked SUITARS ‘have just ar "Ning, some dine VIOLANS and FLUTES. a PE. cor of iith street ast and Penn. avenue, eETOWN: | juieace , doubtless, all the de-, NTaUn BI ¥. spumeean a to i two mere houses? a. ie Terra: Ove-third cash; ‘balance 6, 9,"ead 12 cR. ow A fo 24-2" PSR of th Be Pacave. _—_——_—— GEEREEES, Io pa FOR RENT AND SALE. URNISHED APARTMENTS.-A large third- F og, FRO ROOM, pultable Yor Ag os Feat erotic traraiane gins ere (late Ya.) bookstore, corners , | si at 6, . Corner of lth st: the rear andPs.av. * forse | Mr. en as id others, and OR RENT.—A irabl ore art i ‘ Powelling Hove gppinine? Roomars | ens gerenese conn, munnori® fe 2nd 9 yearn: . a terest from ‘sale. Maryland avenue. tecen Jet and 2d ‘streets ‘ ast, given andadeed of trust Sakon: Aft peeve wae oft, M. HANSON. No. ar AE maaeat, lees BE TEE SOR te ai en fe ctf a ine terme of sale in ten days after the = A oO: .—A three. Trustee reserves the resell FP onement Beier Eoos containing “eat Property. at the risk and cost of fhe frat purchaser Ffoms. atuated on lth treet, between Mat R: | Qf park =e} ATSREEN Ruee AP EAUTIVUL HEAD RICH GLOSSY HAIR, COMPLETFLY PRESERVED La podem $1,000 in cash ; the balance in monthly install- Iso, for corner of 10th reet fe 4-co&de STORE ROOM Inte of Seat PSR oi L street. near 10th, fe 24-3t* = RENT—-A poatiy-farmehed ROOM, ig a genteel private family; in good on. address ‘apely at the Star Vince” ae” 23°" OR SALE—A DRUG STORE on Pennsylva- 2A TE: F eer an exestent wand, dome rool be TO THE GREATEST AGE. H ‘actor ‘easons given a je Groen As H. Ln, City Post Ofhoas eg AL | ang who that is gray would nee haveit restored to HREE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT | soreds or troubled eine eaeeave the growth re, Two Bedrooms and Parior ad; ining, ina very | would have it removed, or troubled with scrofala, dosirable location, No. 42 F street, one 7th street. et ARE CHANCE.—For sale—a_medium-sized and comfortable BRICK HOUSE, on lith st. west, nearly opposite Dr. Butler's Church, contain- soaid head. or other eruptions but would be cured. or with sick headache (neuralgia) but would be ou: ed It will slso remove all pimples from the face or skin Prof. Wood's Hair Restorative wil do all this, see circular and the following: door fom fo 22-3t* NN Anton, Nov. 5, 1855, ing Kight Good Rooms. House nearly new and in Pror.O, J. Woopv—Dear Sir: I have heard mach ‘ood repair. With fixtures throu, shout. Terms: the wo of Sion par jel ges aor ia four ‘oquel sanual said of the wonderful effects of your Hair Restc tive, but having been so ofven eneated by quack quack nestrums, bairdyes,&c..1 was disposed to place your restorative in the same category with the thousand and one loudly trumpeted quack rem edies, until | met you im Lawrence county some months since, when you gave me such assurance as induced the tri | of your Restorative in my family, first, by my good wife, whore hair had become very thin and entirely white, and before exhausting one of your large botties, her hair was restorrd nearly to its original beautiful brown color,and had thickesed become beantiful and glossy pon, and entirely over the head. She coniinues to use it. nut simply because of its beautifying effects upon the hair, but because ofits healthful infinenee upon the head and mand ersofmy family and friends are using eos! Restorative with the happiest effects; there jose my akopticna and doubt in refarence toite val- ue and Charact rare entirely removed. and | canand do most cordmliy and confidentially recommend its use by all who would have their bair restored from white or gray. ‘by reason of sickness or ace) ee 8 inal cojor and beauty, and by ali young persons w — have pocis halt beoesitel and glossy. ery truly gratefully yours, RULORION MANN. payments of $500, seoured by notes hearing interert and deed of trust on the property. Apply immediate ly at 276 G street. fe 19-1w" FUNISHED HOUSE FOR REXT or Sarr. Having determined to reside Permanently in Kansas, | will rent or sell my residence No. 322 K street, north side of Frankiin Square. The House will be rented furnished, and presents a favorabie bis boiled for any one desiring a first-class resi- ence. For terms apply to Suter, Lea & Co., Bankers, No. 517 7th street. 2u L. R. SMOOT. fe TS RESIDENTS ©F THE ISLAND AND OTHERS. Good Chance for > perula von or Inrestmint.—The undersixned has for sate 2 large Lot on the Island, 1a the iminediate vreinity cf the oontemplated improvement of the arsenal grounds, which will be sold low and on very reason- able terms, if application is made soon, CHAS. =. WALLACH, Attorney fe 8 law3Sw opposite City Hall. Roms, ON PA. AVENUE TO LET.—_Two ooma, on 2d floor, on Pa. avenue, between 12th i UMP , iry SI Faienp Woon: It wasa long time after I saw you Sa epee 4 Mliseheid hetore ot the bottle. of ‘Restorative - I . Fo LY. T which you gave me an order upon your agent in Stedomnee FOROS TANES SO Ny eee Rete 6 Detroit, and ‘when I got it we ewncivded to try it on Mrs. Mann’s hair. as the surest test of its power. It has dune all that vou assu:ed me it would do; and O THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON. | Wotrr’s ScuxipaM ARomatic ScHnarrs. The proprietor begs leave to call the attention of strangers and the citizens of Washington, to a very superior article of Holland Gin, which he introduced to the American public under the name of Wolfe’s Seheidam Aromatic Schnapps. This Gin 1s manufactured by the proprietor exclu- sively at his Distillery in Schiedam, Holland. It 1s made from the best Barley that can be procured in Europe, at any cost, and flavored and medicated, not by the common harsh berry, but by the most choice botanical variety of the Aromatio Italian Ju- niper Berry, whose more various extract is distill- ed and reotified with its spirituous solvent, and thus becomes a concentrated tincture of exquisite fia- vors and aroma, altogether transcending in its Cor diai and Medicinal propertiesany aicoholic beverage others of my family and friends, having witnessed its effects, are now pring and recommending Its use to others as entitied to the highest comsideration you — for it. aaa eain, very res, ully ar Tu our ioe SOLOMON MANN. CaRLy x, ILL., June 28, 1852. Lhave used Prof O. J. Wood’s Hair Restorative, and have admired its wonterful effects. My hair was becoming,as I thonght. prematurely eray, but by the use of his restorative it has resumed its origi nal cvlor, and, I have no doubt, permanently so. S. B E. ex Senator U. 8, 0, J. WOOD & CO., P nee. 312 Brosdway, N. Y..(in the great N.Y. Wire Railing Hstablish- ment) and 1!4 Merket st., St. Louis, Mo. And soid by all good Druggists. fe 17 mr RAITHWAITE’S RETROSPECT FOR JANUARY, las. Sogaes of Orerseal Life: a new novel from Black "s Magazine, "H le and Seek, by the authorof ‘The Dead Se heretofore known. creat.” The proprietor has submitted it to nearly the Sean 3M ine for March n’ & Peterson’s Monthly for March, Ballou’s Dollar Magezine do. do, All the new books received as fast as published Also, fine selection of Stationery. For sale at JOS. SHIL-LiINGTON’S Bookstore, Odeon Building, corner 43 st, felis and av. DEB! PT AND CREDIT, transiated from the Ger man. ae & Mavelosk’s Persian Campaign, by Cap- it 2. i, ~ unt, tide and Seek, a new rovel, by the author of the eh : ‘The Millionaire. by Dudley Costello. - Robert Bursa end Walter Scott, twolives by Rev es ute. he Y. Ragmoffins. a new toy book. Chamber's Journal for ‘November and December. poche ook pees ry ae Janasary. vi Or sale al eee" FOS. SHILLING TON.S Bookstore fe3 Odeon Building, cor. 43¢ +t and a. av. BuYrtes, CHEESE, &o— N Bu whole Medical Faculty of the United States, and has received answers from about four thousand Physicians and Chemists, who endorse it over their signatures as & most desirable addition to the Ma- teria Medica. Persons who purchase should be careful to get the genuine article, as the whole country is flooded with counterfeits and imitations. = Put up in quartand pint bottles, in cases of one dozen each, and for sale by’ail the respectable Drug- ists and Grocers in the United States. UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole Importer and Manufacturer. Depot, No. 22 Beaver street, New York. dec 12-3m LADIES: PLEASE READ. ine, reliable FIRS, free from moth, and freak adercall MS TINEMELES 25 Pa nae e en 12th and 13th streets, who has re- 65 kegs GOSH TTER, erlved towreations from New York, to seil the fine 125boxes = do, CHEESE, assortment now hand,on commission, at less dis- 20 casks do. do. , count than heretofore offered. 3.900 'bs, CODE ISH. Among them will be found the handsomet sete 5,000 lbs. HAKEF ISH. French Sables, haif and guarter Capes ever brought | "io boxes SCALED HERRINGS, fognie sits. for 818 and @ 2, ae =o. MaCKES&L, lotorin . » Ne c Also, Capesand Cloaks, of superior quality, very 1 boxes PEAR. STARCH, cheap. Sere 7% do, BROWN SOAP, Particular attention is invited od is lace = oe cA! 2 ILE So. Sable Capes, vi , each for 875 3 i do. Man ee “ Just received from’ New York. and for ale by_ Mink Sable Cape, medium size, $30 and $35. fe 12-6teo MURRAY & SEMM Munk Sabie Victorines $14 and $16, OARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FoR 5 | sets real Hud. y Sable. NG_AN S EE RL eee vodNG PAbieS At the corner of 6th and L, Streets, BY MRS. WM. KESLEY & DAUGHTERS Circulars, terms, and all 2ecessery information French Mink, &c , in all their variety. Im Irmine Opera Cloaks, very handsome; Muffe to match, of all kinds, from $2.50 to 330. Every artiele warrant |, and if proven as not rep- a Geen tea. tos atesy will baretunded. = riven on appliontion to Mrs, Wm. Kesley. 236 Pa.ave., bet, 12th and 13th inn next door to Madame De YAVIAR, PETITS PUIS, CHAMPIGNONS We call the attention of connoiseurs to our im- i ho IS TO GIVE NOTICE that the subsori= ber hath obtained from the Orphans’ Court of Washingtoa Coucty,in the District ef Columbia, letters of admimatration on ‘hn personal eetate of John MeDonald, late of Washington courty, de- e. FFES, natural, in cans and bottles, ALSO, R, of the best quauty, and extremely rare try. inthis oOunET- ING & BURCHELL, janis corner Vermont avenue and i5th at. YE AND BARLEY MALT, _ T HOUSE, ror Weat'Fallx av 4, OOrne! ‘88! Oty Pos nes a Histee jaitimora. Mal. my 6-10 ceased. All persons having claims sgsinst the said tation of 5 deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same, ITS POTS, in butter and natural. with the vouchers thereof. on or bef re the '6tb day NES, in oil of February next; ther may otherwise by law be iG ON ae ad excluded —_ ip Sonat of amore pod aD i Given under m: 18 16th dey of february, H HERRING. in kegs, pickled. R58: yeeegas. W- nigh ALD. ministrator. fe 16-wSw* B. BRADY respectfully annou: ces that ne M + has established A GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHIC ART in Washington, at Pa. avenue.(over Sweeny, Rittenhouse, Fant & Co.’s Banking House.) He is repared to cxecute commissions for the Imperial Photograph, hishorto made only at his well Leows establishment in New York. A variety of unique and rare Photographic spen- mens are tncluded in his collection, tocether with portraits of many of the most distinguished citizens ofthe United States. i, Mr. Brapy brings to his Washington Gallery the results pf fourteen years’ experience in Europe and America, and the choicest products of ins art during ‘hat period. He feeis confident that the re sources at bis comm: the artistic quality of bis works will commend his Gallery to the atcen'ion of the Washiagton public. jsn B-eotf M4f®8Le WORKS. WM. RUTHERFORD, ARTIFICER IN MARBLE, E Street, between 12th and 13tn Streets North, Wasuineton City, jublic attention to his extensive stock of Se FOR FIFTY CENTS, « Pur cr in Goop Cases. A fine assortment of cases from 50 cents to 85, with good Likenesses, either Ambrotype, Daguer- reotype, or Meleainotypes. Warranted good like- Come early in the d ome early in the 85- RORERT SANDS, Pa. ave., bet. ath and 9th streets, Market Space. jan 21-tf 20 ,000 Roy bh ey in Per Hunpae For saleat my Nursery, near Washington. ‘The steve — are all of fine growth, and of mJ best ect fruit. Also, a Invites Apaeral assortment of ORNAMEN-' J bea ed aud Elab ‘arved MAN- TREES. sear eee Ul ELS in ‘S vaniety of Marbles, "Logether with a jan 22 2m JOSHUA PEIRCE, choice asrortment of STATUARY, which for de- —— finish cannot be surpassed, are well pted for the Garden or Tomb. A large assort- ment cf Piste. Mantels, Monuments, and Tomb- ts tv iw Se * ‘Monuments of yy design exeouted to order with punctuality and di: ch. Esumates given for Brownstone or Marble work or North River Fisging, and every other work in our line. 1 li and inake an inspection of our stock. Re Make a note of the tddress. felt6m_ ROVER & BAKER’S FAMILY SEWING G lady shoud havoone: Get the best is mar vel should have one. Ge! in mar- ket. Wasse mesenen are unquestionably the best im the market. No well-reguiated family oan afford todo without aGROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE, made expressly for family sewing. They make a new and thrends are so fastened rip, even if every third more beautiful and di BASGace EXPRESS OF FICE 34D Strext, | Adjoining The States Printing Office, Tl ber, B e Agent for Baltimore acd Oho aod Wosninere: Bikeck Rauiroad, has opened an office, at the above p! for the accom- > lon of, the ome where ‘Bre lers can pee t conv: cage es toand trom Reiiroad Depot. Btearibante, kon orfor removal to = point in this City or G getown. dailyrexcopt Sunday. 7 te 10 ogiogk swe, Seca ’ uw »7to &. m.. 2 0’o! tolpm JOHN M: MeCLINTOCK, sae Agent Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. N. B.—] sons coming to Washington or going to Baliimors, met CS made uw herr minds mere ey will stop, ving up their checks to my agents on the cars, oll have their baggage taken oare of at this office, or at Baltimore ofice, No. 1} Sharp street, and noextra charge. 410 superior stitch, in which the to 1euder it impo: sible to ch be cut. It makes a seam than oan bedone by or cotton from ordmary < ‘HOE, | in. Nj . P., HOOVER’S BOOT, SHOE, ANB |; by a mere change of spoo! Sieere THURK REESBLESROIE A, oy | Sewing anchim Rocet Be eta Guatiaes's Metisses’ | jose Youths’ be Pecan fei9 cost 495 Broadway, New York. { ouths’, and; Children’s Rubbers, Overshoes, § ice BPN » YOUR EYES. " G Boots, Slippers, Buskins heiled t them, by the Paris and without, Water root Boots and Shoes, which ON. 1 will seli cheap fc he more 8p! jendid stock of Sole Leather Trunks at uced prices. § Call and examine for yourselves, at e cS: which are SAM'L. P. HOOVER, BRRSAGBRESONCAVE ond CONVEX, ‘7 Iron Hall, Pa. avenue, between OUBLE FOCUS and DOUBLE OLISHE Jans Sthandiothate. | BRAZILIAN PEBBLES. CRYSTALS. Fie, SPECIAL NOTICE.—Our sincere thanks are | Wich are warranted to vapcoveane EYE affected i" i conta 7 hereby tendered to all who have settled theirac- | SHORE SIGHTEDNESS, Fal couuts with us since our last i: Principal object now is to who have not paid to know that we ares cna Jer the =i of the money ILE-POLISHE rede ‘LIA due s,and hope mee hout delay those porvons -_ CRYSTAL R = * ae ve in am ncoommeaeel with pave rescived the bishtet, at the ents. iJ v an de eT RGRTT & DODSON. clearness arnots and oasiteas sy hour. theup protgaine§ reine aus ies SUEsKA. SPY. MAGNI- for sale at his store, corner street Beontsvanta som or Eighth street Noah, De- tween 3 street Pa. avenue. o Rot mistake the corner af Sth street. reaeonabl Ti9eR Vi seanet erbwemewist 6 “ok FAMILY USE, direct Cine | Ketions mies TSS fee Commer Verooat sveaue Toth st, Tie samG A RRIAG ERS a Heke eb an the wher ties for PUPAE He W Sone caver taser the - testy be hopes io ae long Co fad we a ani Se OT “ ORES FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. of the AngloSaxen. enokTLanD, Fr 2.—The steamer Anglo arrived bringing Liver, evening at six o'clock, also sailed on the 1a, ebinEton and Arag The Anglo Saron was detained twelve howre off Cape Race by the ice. The U States corvette Constellation wes at Alexandria January 6ch. Exotarn. Lord Lyndhurst, in the House of Lords, asked a an jon bad passed between ish and French governments certain inculiting gy in the Mi consides renc actberizing then wine taken the res, fear = overnment. by uiteation of the insvits, bad % he ablication of the addresses and the t g regret of the = Tor at the appearance of anything ve & by both houses of after some objr ctions being made to Lord E ciated Sache ene: Couniing being tn France. M. Billaulte, the French Minister of the Inte. Ges, Bas resigned, and bas been succeeded by M Spi . The Thank of France bas reduced the rates of discount to 4% per cent. Cmixa Via Malta, Calcutta dates to the 9th of January have reached England; also, Canton dates of the ‘2th December, and Bombay dates to the 19th of January Gir Colin Campbell bad taken sion of Finkabad, which was abandoned the enemy on the 2d. Gerachpore was also taken on the 6th, seven guns captured and 200 of the enemy killed. The British loss was only two killes and seven wounded The roxds between Delhi and Calcutta were cron Outram was safely rengrty! The Al- am bh peasantry were beginn io - plies tothe cam y sé sehen The British and Freach forces landed at Canton on the th December. The British landed 4,600 men and the French 900 men. The walls were escaladed on the 20h, and the beights within the town were in possession of the bes: by % o'clock in the morning. The Chinese feebly contested the advance of the English and French a ee Oa a damage done to the town was bul sma! cc Sekine aptain of the sbip Acteon The Times’ dispatch says that the bombard- ment of Canton commenced at daylight on the 2th, and continued all day and ensu! ing night The assault was made in three divisions at six o'clock in the morning Gough's fort was taken and two others were blown up The Chinese continued to fire from their houses, but the troops ‘were restrained from eatering the cit ‘Tea had considerably decfined at Hong Kong Large shipments were making to India. Tur Marxers Liverroo., Feb. 10 —Cotton—Sales for the last three days 27,000 bales, including 6,000 beles taken on speculation and 1,500 for ex: All Qualities bave advanced 4d = Market frm with an advancing tendency. Breadstuffs—The markei is dull. Wheat is fiim. Richardson & Spence quote: Flour dull ad quotations nominal, Western Canal 20s Od: Objo 25a27s; Philadelphia and Baltimore 22s 9d as. Red wheat 6s; choice 7s; white 7sa?s 94 Corn is dull. and previous quotations have berely — maintained; mixed and yellow 33s, white y Provisions are dull. Beef is quiet ; Pork dull but unsteady ; Bacou dull Produce—Sugar is quiet and steady ; Coffee is niet; Rice ts quiet; Spirits turpentine closed rm at 36s. Money Market.—There was more demand for mone; Consols 95% for account and money American securities generally unchanged. Washingto: Birthday. ALBany, Feb raphe ge, a ‘s birthday was celebrated here with much spirit. The neventy- sixth and ¢wenty-ffth regiments, Colonels Hai- court and Bentley, were out in full force. An address was delivered by Col Wm. A. Jackson The celebration was closed at night with the elegant annual levee of the Burgesses corps. Lovisvitts, Feb. 23.— The military and the butchers were out yesterday in honor of the day, forming an imposing procession. The wholesais stores were generally closed and the day was ob- served as a general holiday to the army in ” The Fire at New Orleans. New Oxvzans, Neb. 23.—The loss occasioned by the destruction of the five steamboatson Sat- uiday nigbt, amounts to some $70,000; it is not known what portion was covered by insurance Tae steamer Mont, romery, a smal was burned, and not the Montgomery, a large and fa- vorite boat. ‘The ship Aurora, of New York, was consider- ably damaged by the fire as well as two or three other vessels. The whole shipping on that side of the river was ina precarious position at one time Anti-Lecompton Meeting. CoLumavs, Ohio, Feb. 22.—A large anti-Le- compton meeting was held here on Saturday af- ternoon, Jacob Reinhart poses, and speeches were made by Judge Jobnson, of Kansas, and Messrs. Paine, Norton and others. Resolutions Were passed denouncing the President aod the Lecompton constitution, and endorsed the course of Senator Douglas and Hon. 8. 8. Cox, the rep resentative of the Columbus district in Congress River and Weather at St. Louis. St. Loris, Feb. 23.—The river is still falling, with not more than five feet in Ci The ice is stilh increasing in quantity and thickness. There is no news from the hpper streams. The weather moderated considerably Saturday afternoon acd evening, but Sunday merning tt was cold, witha blustering northwest snow storm. Last night it was very cold, the mercury falling ax low as 2: any time this season Marine Higence. CHARLEs Ton, Feb. 23 —Letters from Key Wert to the 2th inst , state that the ship Rueis, Capt Smith, ts ashore and bilyed off Caesar's Creek, with 2 cargo of salt from Liverpool for New Or- leans. The steamer Columbia reports seeing op Mon- day, 2 miles south of Body Island light, one of Cromweil’s propellers ashore Meeting in Boston of the Veterams of 1412. Boston, Feb 23 —The annnal meeting of the Association of New England Veterans of the war of 1812 was beid yeste:duy at the State House A sees of reso!utions expressive of theclaim which they bave upon the country, and a petition to Congress thet they be placed upon the same foot- ing with the soldiers of the adopted. Excitement in Stecks at New Yerk. New Yoax, Feb 23.—There wasa great excite- ment in stocks here since the adjournment of the second board, the market closing stiffat the fol- lowing ad rates:—New York Central © y, Reading 64 Je 374; Michigan Southern 3! «; Hadson River 30; Harlem 15X and Panama luo Rie Piata. New York, Feb. 24.—Advices from the River Plate, via Engiand, report civil war. Revelon had defeated the Monte Videan t ) and sur- rounded the town. Englixh, F.«nch, Brazilian and American marines Janded January Stb, which is the latest di evolution, were Arrival trom Europe. New Yi , Feb. 24.—The steamsni which left o'clock this morning. Her advices are no later than these by the Anglo Saxon The Steamship Adriatic. New York, Feb 23 —The reported sale of the steamer Adriatic, of the Collins line, to the Rus- sian government, is declared false. Unfortunate Affliction eof a Judge. Boston, Feb. 23 —Chief Justice Nelson, of tbe Superior Court bere, was removed to the lunatic asylum to-day. He has been ill for some time. Outward Bound. Boston, Feb. 21.—The Cunid steamship sailed at noon to-day for Liverpo»l via Halifax, with $254,000 in «pecie. Baitumere Markets. one Bartimore, Feb. .4.—Fiour is ste dy, at for Howard treet and Ohio, and €1 ant. 0 for City Mills—the latter oa time ‘Waheat somewhat firmer in consequence of scant supplies; rede 1 308105. white 1.10 $i Ww. Corn is ers mixed 5-a56c , whites a * Claverserd is drmer; sales generally at $e 85 25. fiat. Bulk meats are nominal Mess pork 816 70 Shoulders 7c., sides®Xc. Lard + ereuby ie dail and a trifle lower; ales et $2), mae S008 SOHN F. RLLIB. RRUULARDS MAGAROAR OlL.0t C13BSS FAS? BAIR PONE Sega ace NS. G gue, i