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The New York herald., 1846-06-02

PATRIOTISM AND WAR.-In this city, three signal
offers have been made to the President, of aid in
the war against Mexico-Captain Rynders, of
the Empires; Gen. Arlington Bennett, of the
Mormons and Gen. George Washington Dixon,
of the Eternals and Intellectuals. These offers
have, probably, been referred to the Governor of
New York, who may call them forth. Gen.
Dixon Is preparing to go to Yucatan, to invade
Mexico from the south, with troop of two hum
dred, as we find by the following reply to Miss
Julia Dean, of the Bowery, who presented the
troop with a stand of colors, and made speech /:
LApv:-
We accept with gratitude and with our lives IL and
it being the gift of the fair enhances its value and
shall be stained by nhumany. Proud emblem of lib
erty-long may the light nation on to glory long
may proud bird country soar in the air Of free
dom. Ladies and gentlemen the expedition we are
about to undertake is not generally understood We
is knded in their breasts and one breath would blow Il
into flames They have felt the despos foot upon their
been Graded in blood and ignorance from infancy; the
march of intellect has reached them their grounds
are .hs, % are crushed by their
souls to serve their aggraniizcment. when Mexi-
CO threw of the etters OF old Spain. who took her by
the hand Who pressed sister republic to her bosom p
for republic graced the continent; but she has
fallen. Liberty was in embryo, when the Pilgrim Fa.
Tiers in council on Plymouth Rock; it burned with
pure and holy fire. Our dead fathers tried the great
experiment; they man, battled and won, and
thank my God no crowned head sways in this free
land the tyrants sceptre. Look at country, how
vast how mighty, how stupendous she is the wonder
Of the universe. What made her so mighty Liberty,
that expands the mind gives energy to thought
the soul and leads TO fulfil the great design Of God
himself All despots are envious OF republics but
trust the day will yet when the world will become
vast temple of rcpublicanism then man will not
be measured by the length of his purse but the highest
genius will have the highest honor Two hundred bold
hearts have embarked in this enterprise resolved diff
fuse through the medium of gaxes which we shall pub.
lish in their own tongue, the blessings Of freedom and
the way to obtain it. Spanish French and Italian, will
accompany us in the expedition and every preparation
has been made to render with the sanction Of Heaven
our journey prosperous II pecunary speculation
We go among benghted people, TO hold before them
glass that they may their several conditions We go
pioneers to prepare the ground for branch OF the lib
erty tree.
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FOR THE LADIES.

TINE subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to
i his friends and customers, that he is now in the
receipt of large and varied assortment Of rich and
fashionable Dry Goods, having selected them with
the greatest care from the most fashionable French
importers in the United States. failr,s, arb flrI
-.,.- ..u SILKS. ...., ~.
ombre plaid silks and plaid gro do Naples, from
Plaid gro: de France, gro de Ispshan and stripe
silks. ... .... Nv. ~ ..ra~7 ,,-.. "a. 81 a;g
French and India foulard and second mourning
% silks. "a, .,.... ,,, ,g, ~ IL a SJ sr,gr
Plain black and blue-black and satin stripe silks.
. g.,t .r.... 81. BEREGES. n 9sJ 10 aaIajt8f
California plads and French mousselines de lanes.
Ombre satin stripe and plaid bereges, very ricA.I
Lama Pyrmida robes and ombre embroidered
bereges. l.r a.a.esd aew ndf ua4i antaR Va
Colored French lawns and printed jscenetsr d
French and English muslin ginghams,z 10 aast
Fine corded cambrics and lace stripe mualns.
..|'T 4o", ~, re- SHAWLS. is g,1, s[g ID 1s.sl
Damask and rich canton Grape shawls, embrd.
"a plaid hernania silk and embroidered bcrege
Satin stripe and rich printed Berege Shawls. Il
Embroidered berege and Grape de chine scarfs,
Liase and embroidered ribands, scarfs, and fancy
crayats. r,,i rs,.s.istr-. trtan.. & ...tp.t fa.
- VARIETY. .,. .......-..
Black and white heavy English silk hosiery.
TTtnch hiu SioFcs, CoiOIh dHu HutIotTb-
Heavy English halE6ngered black silk mits.
Ladies' and misses bonne,s, New York style.
FHpged and plaid bonnet and neck ribands,
Yaregated fringes, for trimming dresses- q
French wrought collars and inside thandkerchiefs.
Hemsitched and REVERE linen cambria do. +.
French bombasps and super Alpacss. t. rl.*
Sylphide and corded skirts and watered moreens.
Linen cambrics and fine French linen lawns. n
Summer Aannels and fine black hastings. fr..e
White and colored Irish linen, for shrtings-
Ladies' silk and merino vests, ID 5.nft t-aEr ~
Silk furniture and floor oil cloths, cheap. "a.
White and colored Canton mattings, superior and
A, cheap. .gra r..s. !. nga~U dis 70 r.a.I
Gentlemen's French chameleon silk umbrellas,
ii splendid. . t-A -.W gJ.k fen fag.B gsH1a .
superfne black French cloths, cassimeres, and
vestiogs. ggis.rra 4#f r.fJ dur ~aalF asc-
Plain large size parasols and ladies' silk umbrel-
las. ffFNH.s 20 nsIdW TOO E1u.E /. .
Fringed parrsols psrasolets, and shades, from
seyenty-6ve cents 70 eight deilsrs5uf
Rich window shades snd sirspspsrenciss, and
y fringes, complete. v ~ srw u 81 r.
Florida water, cologne, perfomery, and fans.
With large assortment Of goods suitable for
gentlemen, children, and servants. which will be
sold at small advance for cssh.,o,i is.na ~ ~. |,
rg,7e, s otl1t 80 GEORGE STETTiNUs.
March 2i--3tsoif rca 7asim era so ra8sos
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Rich Dress Silk, Shawls, and straw
Goods. -
WALTER HARPER, d CO., Peunsy-
w vania avenue, between 18th and 18th streets
will open, this day, large and beautiful assortment
of .'. ,...
FANCY DRESS SILKS,
Designed for the spring fashion, comprising every
variety Of combination and style, from rich high CO.
Tors to medium and delicate hues. Also, large as
sortment of neat plaid silks, in Polk de sole, and
yard-wlde wash silks, "a scarce article with black
waered satin-strpe and glace silks, in great varic-
ty, &C., &c. -L-yL-E .aa1l 5,.' O.! %oE
Rich pyrimdica graduate robes, (arew and beau.
tiful designi) rich ombre stripe and Foolard do. do
Paris rarquesans, bazarines, and organizes, trove-
rsnnos, lawns and jacones, Every rich;) linen EN-.
broidered muslin and gingham robes, livery cheap.
Super embroidered Grape, varying from go "a
$50, K, aor a o.. 9s esLH fs-2
Rich barese and twisted silk shawls and scarfs.
Rich embroidered India shawls and scarfs.
Super lace shawls, searfs, and byaderes.
Elegant black sk-lace mantlas, (something
MOURNING GOODS.
In store, a complete assortment of mourning ma
terials. 80 ..a.- '.an~T' a.'' a.arH EtHgl
~" SILK AND STRAW. ma
Ladies super Neapolitan and lace Neapoltan,
China pearl. soft straw Dunstables Luton and Eng
lish Rutland, fine split straw, &c. Also, bonnets,
silks, and satins. y -..f .lr~- ~ sFo
MISSES AND BOYS,
Hats, bonnets, and flats, gipsics, and cottage, a
large supply assorted. 5r ar.al.' 4. .- rs q. Ha.e
Bonnet ribands, (new stye,) parasols and para
soettes. r. .a.r@ c#I 500
The above, with many articles not mentioned
make our present stock very attractive, to which we
would again respectfully call the attentions of our
friends and purchasers generally. sr~ l.,s. BE-
w. H., g. CO., would mention to those ladies
who are not already aware of it, that they re-
ceiving daily, (from their purchaser in New York,
small lots of choice and select patterns and styles Of
everything new and desirable in the French fancy
line, as they appear in that market. 'ana aad ~
= March 2S--3teodif --s1 81 E... .. .. ....
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r ANCATER, PA. RIFLES, PISTOLS,

II ANCATER, PA. RIFLES, PISTOLS,
IL RIFLSE- BARRELS, Gc.-The subscl
Der at Lancaster, Pa, is extensively engaged manu-
featuring rifles, pistols, northwest short guns, and
powder horns for the Indian trade Aso rifles pistols
rife barrels powder horns, double triggers rife
wpers, &c. FOR the south and southwestern trade
They are sold at the lowest price, and all article.
warranted to sustain the reputation this place has
long since attained in it's manufacture Of rifles 's
Orders promptly attended to. s8jl. gg1lo1'" 3''
g. y,r7a'7 yith HENRY E. LEMAN, 0',H
March 3--dly - 'fei a's'' J' Lancaster, Pa.
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OLD ESTABLISHED PRIZE OFFICE
~ OF n. FRANCE a. CO., Washington
City.--Notice to the customers OF this
housc.-lR FRANCE, in consequence of his en-
gagements in Baltimore, having Withdrawn from the
frm--it will in future be conducted = under the
firm of "Southgate e. Co.vi r. O.. Southgate was for
number of years the senior partner of the old es-
tabshed house of Emory g. Co., Baltimore.
All ordersintrusted to the new firm of ''Southgste
& Co.. will be strictly and confdentaliy attended
to- ...ats4.. .#l fH.1 IN ..f..n
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JAMES X. POLK.

THOR RENT.--The middle one Of those three
II story dwellings,, corner of 18th and Fl streets
This Is considered the hpndsomcst block Of build.
ings il Washington. For terms, inquire of Robt
P Anderson, esq, or Capt. R. France. ''','
April l-3t t"T '' '"r1.3'' ''''
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LADIES. LADIES!

NTE take this method OF informing you that we
wv shall, on Tuesday, the 7tb instant, commence
opening our stock Of SPRING GOODS, which will
be much larger, much richer, much more fashion
able, and decidedly cheaper than any now in this
city. Our stock will consist in part Of rich English
and French Lace goods, viz; @s.
Rich bonnet caps, tnffefy ribbons
!" net, nusins, &c. for dresses
shawls, scarfs, Of new styles
kid gloves, mitts e. t...-.- .-
l.. 9. hdkfs Of many qualities and prices
clear lawn, grass, and other pocket and
dress hdkfs.
Flowers Of French and American manufacture
Sewing silks, &c.
French embrcideries 10 every style and fashion
Muslin and cambria edgngs and inserings
Lace falls and wells ~. 49,
Dress trimmings Of every style
Steel beads. clasps, &c.
With many other kinds Of goods which we can
not now mention. & 49,
y, The ladies' will do well 70 defer purchasing such
goods until they examine our stock, As ours will
be The latest, they viii consequently be the style
worn this spring and summer. "a . y. ...l... Y I.
BRAGDON & TwoMBLY,
FL, New York Cheap Lace Store,
Between ION q 18th SITS, Pa av,
NAPi'f .Hr.. 3s..ter. lt..efHf.1aa.
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r OST.---This morning, in the gallery Of the SEN
IL ate chamber, pocket-book, containing some
money, letters, papers, &c. The finder is welcome
to the money; and will obligc me by sending the
pocket book, with papers, &c, through the city
post-ofice, addressed to the subscriber.
yIH t5W ntnn#1 hs- 'u% y q. GRlCE.
p April 3-3ts o.. SIS yAwta P.
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Todd's spring Fashion.

THE great demand for the elegant spring hal
has induced me to add to my arrangements for an
increased manufacture; have now prepared, and
offer, an extensive assortment, finished with the
taste and neatness said 10 BE characteristic Of my
establishment 4" .3lH VI " ~. ..f. "a,
The mos, difficult heads perfectly fitted by an ap-
plieetion OF the "conformateur." ,f1 .,'. :. I. :. Z
The elegant molcsSin hats now so universally
worn in Boston, New York, and Philadelphia, and
80 fayorabiy received here, are confidently recon-
nended to gentlemen as hat unsurpassed for beau.
" and durability, and in all essential particulars, il
far the cheapest that can be presented for their con-
sderation, ,''.''" " W. 49, ~, ..L y ..
TT hHs''sl '."A ''' WIN. B. TODD,
' Sign "Golden Hat" 6 doors
April 3-eod6t west OF Browns Hotel.
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TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT,

... D. .. gga $40 March ~, 1886.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this department addressed to the Secretary Of
the Treasury, (envclopcd and distinctly endorsed
thereon Proposals for Revenue Steamers,") until
IL o'clock Of the Goth day Of April next, for
the following materials, work, and equipments, re-
quired for the iron revenue steamers Polk and
Walker, now under construction at Richmond, Va,
and Pttsburg, Pa. 5a - rart1
IL is 10 he distinctly understood that all the work
shall be executed in the best manner, and subject to
the inspection and approval of the experimenting OF
other officer ordered by this department. and that all
the materials and equipments shall be Of the best
quality, and subject to like inspection and approval
at the places of delivery Richmond and Pitts
burg--al packages necessary 10 the transportation
10 be provided at the expense Of the contractors.
Printed forms Of proposals, enurneruting the arti-
ces required and character Of work for each class
and each vessel separately will be furnished 10 per
sons desirous of bidding on application 10 the co.
ectors Of the customs, At Baltimore, PhiIadelphia
New York, and Boston, or 10 Captain Henry D.
Hunter, at Richmond, or Captain Richard Evans,
Mr., capsss, eoustructor Ii Richmond, will eA aibit
plans Of the work, and give every information re-
quired at that place. and Mr.. Carpenter constructor
at Ptsburg, may be consulted on the same subject
on application to the collector Of the customs NJ
New York from the Both day Of March (instant) t.
the 7th day of April and to the collector ofthe Gus
toms at Baltimore from the 10th day ofApril to the
17th day Of April, at which places Mr.. Carpenter
will attend on those dates and from the 2lst day Of
April to the closing Of the contract at Pittsburg,
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MFRS MINOR has now un0cCupied six
lNl spacious and elegant rooms. Her house IS
on F. between 9Th and 7th streets--beng one Of the
most healthy, pleasant, and desirable locations m
the city. Permanent or transient boardcrs will be
accommodated upon reasonable terms. " 81 'a..ri
sIqAprl3 GfHi TEi's3 vituN BWq '-n'.T E.. q /
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VALUABLE PROPERTY At PRI.
" VATE SALE.--I am authorized TO sell one

of the most valuable pieces of property on Pennsyl
yania avenue, north side, between Cosman's Hotel
and ~ street The lot fronts IS feet on the avenue,
sabout 100 feet deep, and has alley on the north
and wes, sides of il. The building upon it is three
full stories, with back buildings and, by little inn
provement, may be made extremely productive. II
win be said upon long credit and is good and safe
investment. m -s.t.a-.,. - .-...-
For further particulars, inquire Of t.,---g f.,
Z, 80 ~ ~ ys.s,,T !, J. F. CALLAN,
March 25-3tif Corner and It'll SITS.
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DAILY BULLETIN, BY ID. CLAGETT
n Co., continued. .....g
ID ECEIVED, March "A and 26- ...
HI STAPLE GOODS.
2 cases genuine English longcloth
5 do superfne American do, assorted prices
2 do twilled cotton, case very fine .r.
2 do Forsyth nankeens
3 bales uckings, all qualities
pieces "a English furniture dimity Very
6 do a. embroidered do do superior
10 do 7-S furniture dimity, usual quality
6 extra quality LA whit, Marseilles counter.
panes ....
20 Marseilles counterpanes, 1874, l2-4, lo-4, &c
very good and cheap, with fringes TO trim
~ damask cloth piano covers T I'll. 3D.
80 do do table covers, assorted
40 covered linen do do do
10 pieces Ga brown hollands, suitable for win
dow shades.
List to be continued
ID. CLAGETT & co.
March 81
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NUMBER sss.
New spring Goods.

M rs. OFFLEY woald inform her friend.
lvl and the public generally that she has opened
a Fancy Dry Goods and Variety Store, on High
street, one door north of Bridge street, sorgetown
Inc iaciiities she possesses ior obtaining con
10 have always on hand great variety of useful and
fancy articles. aa .v seer III
March 3I--w3ws r-HH fH|.
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NTANTED.4As situation as teacher, by ! grad
wv lnatc OF q European college, who teschee
me Latin and Greek hnguases and all the branches
Of an English and fnstheniaticsi educauon aud who
will produce The most satisfactory fecofnmendsiors
for strict morality and thorough ability in his pro
fession Any eoninnpmicstions addressed to IT. q.
D. at Baltimore, Maryland, vii be Immediately
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BY Botelcr, Dorm 4 Co.
,EOF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

CALEOF HOOSEftOLD FUhNiTUhE.
- We shall sell. 90 Z, near l0th street, opposite
The old Medical College, Ohio Gag will designate the
boase,) on Tuesday morning, The 7th instant at 10
O'Clock, the entire household furniture of gentle
man declining housekeeping, consisting Of, In part
=. Sofas, paror and chamber chairs
Card and diaing tables .rr
Bsdsisads, bureaus
Solar lamps, girandoles .a r..
n Dinner and rsA .ssls fr..sT.
Beds and bedding eta rs t5a
Parlor and chamber carpets
Looking glAssss, waahstands
Britannia and kiishsn ware N
Besidss every other article used In housekeeping,
nearly nss, cad in good order, hasing only bssa In
w .sss. : sess;A exsss a ssssr a a.
over rs, and not exceeding so, aeredit Of two and
four nooths; svcs $50, credit Of two. foar. and
Al months. with notes and approved sndorser.,
go :" CHAs. WALLACE, Trustee.
BoTELER, DoNNG co. -,
March 3l-TuThS&ruif 1Aact.oneers.
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LNNGRAvING.-Proposais will be received
IL by the Committee on Engraving of the House
of Representatives, until Saturday, the llth day OF
April next at ~ o'clock meridian at the committee
room on Public Expenditures, for lithogrsphing or
engraving $500 Of the maps accompanying the re-
port Of the Commissioner Of the General Land OF
hce; and 1909 copies Of the map accompanying the
communication OF the Postmaster General relative
to contracts for carrying foreign mails.
a'l.T p JACOB s. YOST,
March 30-6t t"s Chairman.
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VOUNG a. STEER have now the pleasure Of
IL informing their customers and the public, that
they expect to open for their inspection, This day
one Of the most elegant stocks Of ~. .
. IN. SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
that they have ever exhibited ~ this market. we
shall have u greater variety Of cloths suitable for
spring coats; Of single nsd cassimeres, drillings
ducks, &c, for pannloons; and Of silks satins,
cashmeres, marsees, for vess--of English,
French, PrussiaD. and American mnnufacture-7it
at any former season, at prices which we think
must please all reasonable men, ~
We have also 4 large and carefully-selected stock
of fancy articles for gentlemen. And, in short, al
most every thing iexcept hats and boos) belonging
TO gentlemans wardrobe. ~ = .t 81 ~ 4
March -3tawlmif qef1
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GPRING GOODs.-Th The subscriber takes great
- pleasure in informing his frieads, and persons
generally, that he has just received hoTh the New
York and other markets very superior ard can
fully solcctsd slssk VI speg gyais which he ~
specifuly invites kkeiss st4oellpl His stock eon-
ssts, in part, as follows;
Light brocads, ebangosbie, and plaid silks
0mbre, berege, and balxssine
Graduated and plaid do, Avery rare article.
Light mousselnes, in great variety
French and English lawns ,ea
Gradusted lawn, and white muslin robes
Pad Swiss and j4eonet musins
/ French, Engllsh, and Scotch glnghams w
Riad pink giagham, foI children's weu il5 No.
English and Canton Grape shawls $685. %
Berege shaws and searis
Grass and corded skirts
Drab and white waiered merino, for skirts
Cambria and furniture dimity ~
Table and birdeye diaper '
Russia, Scotch, and English towelIing diaper -
Hemsttched and bordered hnen-cambrie hand
kerchiefs
Gentemsns plain and colored bordsred linen
cambria handkcrchicfs
Fancy silk handkerchiefs
Parasols, parusoets and sun-shsdes
Shaded silk fringe, for trimming dresses
A great variety Of bonpcss and bonnet.ribsnds
Also, few pieces Of very superior French and
English cloths and eassimcres
Shaded and striped cassimercs
Satin, silk, and Msrsellles yestings.
Together with great variety Of other goods for
ladies', gentlemen's, childreps, and servants wear
all Of which viii be sold at the lowest market price,
by GEO, w. ADAMS,
Penn. avenue. bstween Sth and 9Th SIS.
March N-so&
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DAILY BULLETIN, BY ID. CLAGETT
~ CO., CONTIN UED.

DAILY BULLETIN, BY ID. CLAGETT
....- ~ CO., CONTINUED. Z. -
ID ECEIvED, Monday, March rs
~ IN DRESS MATERIALS.
20 pieces styles plaid ginghams, silk patterns
do black and white do rr
20 do printed organdie muslins, great variety
. of patterns and colors
80 do real French jaeonels, all shades
so do GA white cambria muslins, all prices
20 do do jaconet do do
10 do null muslins, assorted
20 do sacharilla muslin, sheer and pretty goods
Also, another supply of Balzarnss. bosegss, &c.
By the steamer--20 drsss patterns rich sptng
silks, the newest patters- IA r--a-.- "a AZ gr-.,
- 81. ...g VARIETY. - ~ LIZ
2 bales unshrinking gaozo hAnnels, warranted
~ pieces summer cloths, assorted eolors and
10 do plaid dnllings, assorted prices
do white do do ~ M
III do vsstings do Tssi Hg
SO do Beusirmoss~slk hakfi, III prices
LOO dozen geDtlemens gloves. in kid, silk, thread,
Isle thread, berlin, raw silk, DC, all prices,
qualities, and colors -ff...I l...-..... 81
200 dozen mems and boys half-hose, in brown
cotton, eolored do, white do. merino, vigo-
mia, &c. ...... MN. r..... -.
List TO be continued. .-... 30
March % .......
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TAVERN STAND FOR RENT.
The undersigned, intending to change his

iIl. present business, effsrs for rent his estab-
Iisnmcnt, situated at the corner of Eighth and ID
Streets between the General Post and Patent Offices
and Pennsylvania avenue, fronting 60 feet on Eighth
and IS feet on ID street, with stabGng sufficient to
accommodate one hundred and fifty horses on
ground floors, pump of never failing water, forty
fee, deep in the yard; and csrriage-house tight and
SAFE and large enough TO- contain thirty carriages
ANY further description is not deemed essential, as
the location will recommend itself To- good tenant
The rent Will be made reasonable All applications
10 be made 10 the proprietor on the premises, and
possession 10 be had onthe first of May. e nllgsM
n sstss " 8,samq OWEN CONNOLLY, M,
Farmers Hotel, corner Eighth and ID sts
Washington, April 4-2aw2w Intel. a. B. Sun. ]
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TErFREY,s MIsCBLIANIEs.--Co nui-
d buttons 10 the Eairborg Review, nom May
1871 =, N The present tiaft by Fesncia Jeffrey.
Amerj<sn edition, csrnpIeie in voi large ociavo,
retnse,I from INC Rnglis cdi,ion IN fonr voluee
.T,set pnblishsd a.Sd Ms day teeeivta by
/ Mar 10 I'd hrS'm J tHd '.ffoiF. TAYLOR.
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nv A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

HOUSE and LOT with bako-oven al
III suctioa.--on Thursday, tho 9th inst, shall
sell, on the premises, at S O'Clock, p. m, par
oflo< No. ~, 10 square No. sl07 fronting on 18Th
street cast, between X and l. streets NORTH with the
improvements, which are q good two-story frame
house, with large bake oven in the yard Title
good. saI- ~ 81 b. ~ D" ~ on" II
Terms; One-fourth cash; balance in 6, II, and Is
months, for notes bearing interost decd gwen
and deed Of trust taken. ..atT .r1r .r7T mo-.
a grl5l lee ~ 5is A. GREEN, Auetioneer.
April 3. Fs1 ra rHT. o.. -.. 1908.