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- Star Candlfs, Beans bfs.Wss. Os,s Tohsr
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10

Z FEW THOUSAND VIRGINIA HUGHES
- Crab AtpLE rREIS nHd a large variety
nihr b,st sslCc,vJ grated iuuts ioJ sale ny
IANE. Nho,iire i,lnnd.
fs's,rs des''ous 90 Ppcures Ftnii Tres can.
NOT ha! a beucr OPPORTUNITY OF supply ips ,t,cm-
solyes.
Refer 'o d Johnston, Louisville X; James II
Es,.y.n nnl rs p,0ey, wheslns, Va
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April 4
Young & STEER have now the pleasure

Young e. STEER have now the pleasure OF
l. informing their customers and the public, that
they expect to open for their inspection, this day,
one of the most elegant stocks of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
that they have ever exhibited in this market. We
shall have greater variety Of cloths suitable for
spring coats; of single milled cassimeres, drillngs
ducks, &c, for pantaloons; and of silks, satins,
cashmeres, and marseilles, for vests--of English,
French, Prussan, and American manufactured
at any former season, at prices which we think
must please all reasonable men.
We have also large and carefully-selected stock
of fancy articles for gentlemen. And, in short, al
most every thing Except hats and boots) belonging
to a gentleman's wardrobe.
March 30-3taw1mif
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LADIES. LADIES.

LADIES'. LADIES.
"E take this method of informing you that we
w shall, on Tuesday. the 9Th 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:
Rich bonnet caps, taffety ribbons
4" net, muslins, &c. for dresses
shswls, scarfs, of new styles
kid gloves, mitts
L. C. 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 embroideries in every style and fashion
Muslin and cambria edgings and insertings
Lace falls and wells
Dress trimmings Of every style
Steel beads, clasps, &c.
With many other kinds of goods which we cam
not now mention.
The ladies will do well to defer purchasing such
goods until they examine stock. As ours will
be the latest, they will consequently be the style
worn this spring and summer.
BRAGDON e. TWOMBLY,
New York Cheap Lace Store,
Between 10th & | lth SITS, Pa. av.
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4 MOST BEAUTIFUL and HEALTHY
"A RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-Tbe sub

scrber being DESTROYS of returning to Barbados in
March, offers for sale his residence called The Re-
treat" in Washington county, D. G. The improve.
ments consist of spacious brick mansion, with
every out-buding requisite for the accommoda-
ton of large family or a boarding school Its
situated on the Rockville turnpike road, about
one mile from the corporation line of George
town, and three from the public departments.
1t will be sold with thirty-four or sixty -four
acres of land, forty of which are in a high state
of cultivation, the balance in wood and pastu-
rage. On it is large young orchard of choice
fruit, which has been In bearing only two years
There is also an abundant supply of excellent water
from well close to the kitchen, from whence il is
raised to cistern in the second story by force
pump.
The title is indsputabe, and terms will be made
easy to an approved purchaser.
better opportunity for any one wishing to pos
sess most convenient and healthy residence in
good and friendly neghborhood, and SO near to the
seat of government, will not probably occur again
directly, the subscriber having spared no ex pense in
securing every comfort for permanent home. Be-
ing anxious to return to Barbadoes he is willing to
make great sacrifice on what it has cost him. Pos
session can be given the first of March, or earlier
If desired. For further particulars apply on the
premises to RICHARD p. PILE
Feb. IS-eotf
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CPRING GOODS.-The subscriber takes great
- pleasure in informing his freads, and persons
generally, that he has Just received from the New
York and other markets very superior and care.
fully selected stock of spring goods which he re.
spectfully invites their attention. His stock con-
sists, in part, as follows
Light brocade, changeabe, and plaid silks
0mbre, berege, and balzarine
Graduated and plaid do, a very rare article
Light mousselines, IN great variety
French and English lawns
Graduated lawn, and white muslin robes
Plaid Swiss and jaeonet muslins
French, English, and Scotch ginghams
Plaid pink glngham, for children's wear
English and Canton Grape shawls
Berege shawls and scarfs
Grass and corded skirts
Drab and white watered merino, for skirts
Cambria and furniture dmty
Table and birdeye diaper
Russia, Scotch, and English towelLng diaper
1874 linen and cotton sheeung
Curtain muslin
Hemstitched and bordered llnen-cambric hand
kerchiefs
Gentlemen's plain and colored bordered linen
cambria handkerchief
Fancy silk handkerchefs
Parasols, parasolets and sun-shades
Shaded silk fringe, for trimming dresses
A great variety Of bonnets and bonnet-rbands
Also, few pieces of very superior French and
English cloths and cassineres
Shaded and striped cassimeres
Satin, silk, and Marsees vestings.
Together with great variety Of other goods fol
all Of which will be sold at the lowest market price
by GEO. w. ADAMS,
Penn. avenue, between 9th and 9th SITS.
March 27-eo3t
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FOR THE LADIES,

'INHE subscriber takes pleasure in announcing Ia
L his friends and customers, that he is now in the
receipt Of large and varied assortment of rich and
Dry Goods, having selected them with
the greatest care from the most fashionable French
SILKS
Ombre plaid silks and plaid gro do Naples, from
Plaid gro. de France, gro de lspshan and strip,
silks.
French and India foulard and second mourning
silks.
Plain black and blue-black and satin stripe silks
BEREGES.
California plaids and French mousselines de LANES
Ombre satin stripe and plaid bereges, very rich.
Lama Pyrmida robes and ombre embroidered
bereges.
Plaid swiss muslins and white graduated robes
Colored French lawns and printed jaconets.
French and English muslin gnghams.
Fine corded cambrics and lace stripe muslins.
SHAWLS.
Damnsk and rich canton Grape shawls, embrd.
81 plaid hernsnia silk and embroidered berepe
shawls.
Satin stripe and rich printed Berege Shawls.
Embroidered bercge and Grape do chine scarfs
splendid.
Lisae and embroidered ribands, scnrfs, and fancy
crayats.
VARIETY.
Black and white heavy English silk hosiery.
French kid gloves, all colors and numbers.
Heavy English halffngered black silk mits.
Ladies' and misses' bonnets, New York style.
Fringed and plaid bonnet and neck ribands.
Variegated fringes, for trimming dresses.
French wrought collars and inside handkerchief.
Hemsttched and REVERE linen cambria do.
French bombasins and super Alpacas.
Sylphide and corded skirts and watered moreens
Linen cambrics and fine French linen lawns.
Summer fannels and fine black lastings
White and colored Irish linen, for shirtinys
Ladies' silk and merino vests
Silk furniture and floor oil cloths, cheap.
White and colored Canton mattings, superior and
cheap.
Gentlemen's French chameleon silk umbrellas,
splendid.
Superfne black French cloths, cassimeres, and
vestings.
Plain large size parasols and ladies' silk umbreI-
las.
Fringed parasols, parasolets, and shades, from
seventy-hve cents to eight dollars
Rich window shades and transparencies, and
fringes, complete
Florida water, cologne, perfumery, and fans.
with large assortment Of goods suitable for
children, and servants, which will be
sold at a small advance for cash
GEORGE STETTINUs.
March 24-3teoif
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Important News for the Ladies-Lace
Goods, coming by Adams,s Exnress

Important News for the Ladies-Lace
Goods, coming by Adams's Express.
TNHE subscribers take pleasure in informing the
l. ladies' Of Washington and vicinity, that they
have purchased the entire interest, and taken the
store well known as Robey's Cheap Lace Store where
the spring campaign will commence on Tomorrow.
April 9th, by receiving their first supply of spring
goods, and shall continue to open neio goods every
succeeding day this week, such as English and
German thread laces, rich bonnet ribbons, French
flowers, fancy dress caps, new style capes
needle-worked collars, &c, &c. Ladies will find
it to their advantage to give CALL as we are de-
termined to keep up the largest assortment, and
sell much cheaper than any other store in the Dis
trict. MAXWELL g. SEARS
N. b. Remember the place. Robey's old stand
on Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and 10th
streets, next door to E. Lindsley's Hardware store
april 6--3t M. g. s.
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a 81 1916. a .es.n
szsEzsaSss.se2 LAKE SUPERIOR GsS
Forwarding and Commission Warehouse.
and Mining Agency.

l w. TINKER 81 Co., agents for Pittsburg
- and Boston Copper Harbor mining company
having erected large and commodious warehouse
at the Sault Ste. Marie, prepared to receive and
forward all goods and merchandise destined for the
COPPER region, on the most favorable terms. and
without unnecessary delay. Goods will be received
at the foot Of the rapids and conveyed across the
portage by teams, in readiness for immediate shin
ment They wi contract for the transmission of
merchandise at the lowest rates, from Boston, New
York, Pittsburg, Cleveland, and Detroit, to Lake
Superior.
l.. w. TINKER g. co.
They are permitted to refer to the following ger
tlemen:
Pittsburg-T. M. Howe, esq, cashier Exchange
Bank.
Sault Ste Marie-J. l.. Schoolcraft.
DetroIt-W. TruesdaiI, esq, Msssrs James A.
Armstrong Co, J. N. Ebert, esq, John Chester,
esq, G. Williams & Co.
Eagle Invertebrates H. Graiiot
Copper Harbor--C. r. Brush
March 30-d3ws
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nR. SMITHS (sugar-coated) eImproved
IL Indian vegetable Pills., are daily eff

- lhuAdh VcScthplt fIuS,' are daily Ell
ecting some of the most astonishing and wonder
full cures that have ever been known in conse-
quencc Of which they have now become shin
ing mark, against which all the arrows of disap-
pointed hope, envy, and uncharita beness are level.
led without distinction. The town and country
are alike filed with their praise. The palace and
the poor-house alike echo with their virtues In
all climates, under all temperatures they still re.
tain their wonderful powers, and exert them unal-
tered by age or situation. They are simple in their
preparation, mild in their action, thorough in all
operations, and unrivalled in their results They
are ant-blious anti-dyspeptic, and anti-mercurial
and they are peculiarly beneficial in the following
complaints; fever and ague, yellow and bilious e.
vers, dyspepsia, Group, liver mplaint, sick head
ache, aundice, asthma, dropsy, spleen, piles. collie.
distractions, heartburn, furred tongue and foul
stomach, nausea, diarrhpa, costiveness Ioss Of an
petite, saow complexion coldu, and in all cases If
torpor of the bowels, where cathar,ic or an ope.
rient is needed. 'f0
NIB. No sugar-coated pills can be genuine, unless
every box has on it the signature of G. BrN,'u
SMITH, M. d.
For sale in Washington by
J. F. CALLAN,
corner Of Z and 7th streets.
March 14-du
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18th ST., between F. and G..

ENNGRAVING.-Prop will be received
~ by the Committee on Engraving Of the House
of Representatives until Saturday, the llth day OF
April next; at II o'clock meridian, at the committee
room on Public Expenditures, for lithographing or
engraving 1850 of the maps accompanying the re-
port of the Commissioner of the General Land Of
flee; and 5000 copies of the map accompanying the
communication of the Postmaster General relative
TO contracts for carrying foreign mails.
JACOB S. YOST,
March 30-6t Chairman
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THE FRANCo-AMERICAN, 90 Nassau

TNHE ANCO-AMERICAN, 90 Nassau
Il street, New YOrk.-This new and beauti-
full French paper, commencing on Monday, April
6, will be issued every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, at the moderate rate of Sc a year; SO for
six months; 81 so for three months.
Devoted to the cause Of democracy, liberty of re-
gion, and social amelioraon, its columns will con-
tain the most exact and copious commercial admin
strative, and judiciary information and original lit
erary works Of the best writers of both worlds
sisting of productions unpublished even in France;
scientific, agricultural critical, and other articles, to-
gether with the Paris fashions, &c.
The moderate price, both Of subscription and ad-
vertsng, together with the quantity and interest of
the contents of this paper advantages possessed
by no other of the same kind in the United States.
Agent, J. MICHARD,
18th at between r and @
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loN LA " --SnIpHan,
~ (ate chief justice of Vermont,) on Principles
of Government and free Constitutions; voume,
mo.
Story on the Constitution; vols.
Baldwin, (late judge Supreme Court,) on the
Constitution; vol.
Elliott's Debates on the adoption of the Constu-
ton; vols, new edition-Journal of Federal Con-
venton.
De Some the Constitution Of England, COM
pared with the Republican form Of Government;
vol vo.
New views of the Constitution, by John Taylor,
of Virginia; vol. Svo.
Marshall, late chief justice,) the Federal Con-
sttuton; vol vo.
John Adams's Defence of the Constitutions Of
Government of the United States 3 vols. 8 vo-
rare-together with several other very valuable
works on constitutional law; on diplomacy; on for.
eign relations; on fnance on political economy; on
banking and funding; and every subject that in
terests the statesman.
The above are for sale by
GEORGE TEMPLEMAN,
Bookseller, near corner Al stree.
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Furnished House for Rent.

VIE house Is a new two-story brick, with an
Il excellent basement. Ii is completely furnished
with every comfort and convenience for a private
family, and has large yard attached TO- it in the
neatest order. A cook and an excellent man ser
want will be hired with the establishment if desired
by the renter.
note addressed to T. A. through the post Office
VIII be Immediately attended to. April 3-3t'
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FOR NORFOLK.

FOR NORFoLk.
THE STEAMER osEoLA bav.
ing undergone thorough repairs, will
resume her trips to the above place on Friday, the
50 Instant leaving Washington every Friday at 9
o'clock, and Alexandria at half-past a. m. Re-
turning, lcave Norfolk every Monday at 4 o'clock,
p m. Passage and fare 49,
The oseola will step at her usual landings on the
Potomac to take off and land passengers and touch
at Cone going and returning.
Passage and fare through to Richmond, by the
James river boatn, S.
JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
trips week. March 40
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r AIDES ORDINARY

/ AIDES UHDIN AHf.-For The better ac-
- commodation OF ladies visiting Washington
arranged for excellent ordinary, with the neces
sary parlors and apartments. Every attention will
be rendered to visitors, in order TO make them com
Portable The charges will be very moderate.
The gentlemen's ordinary will be continued as
usual L. GAtABRUN,
=, European Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, near the
Treasury Buildings.
April 3-3m
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d. FOR BENT,a convenient brick house in
tAiii Pollsrd's row, east of the city hall II con-
kllll tains six rooms, basement, dining room, and
kitchen, a smoke-house, milk-house, and stable,
with pump Of good water in the yard. Posses
SIGN given Immediately.
For rent or sale, frame house, situated on
7th street, near Maryland avenue. Il contains seven
rooms, a basement, kitchen, and cellar smoke
house, and stable, with vacant lot adjoining, and
pump of excellent water near the door. Possession
given Immediately, or it will be sold bargain on
accommodating terms. Inquire of
C. w BoTELER.
March 3O-lavif
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.. From The Public Ledger.

M EssRs. EDITORS: Deafness is a disease
W. which has hitherto been considered incurable,
but een inform the public that it is A mistnken
idea. had been deaf for ten years. and Concluded
that must remain so; but not many months since
saw in your paper advertisement of "sc,rna,s
oil" for deafness. As last resort I concluded 70
try il, and now am happy to say can hear as
well as any one. Two OF my friends have also
used it; one was deaf that he used an ear trnmIe
now he hears perfectly well without il; the other
was very much troubled with noises in the ears and
head, and he at once found relief, and is we'll One
boule cured me, which thought getting well pretty
cheap. wv
SILAS BUGBEE,
Second street, below Pine, Philadelphia.
+. w. FULLER, corner Of Pennsylvania ay-
snue and l2th street, only agent for this city.
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NOR RENT.-The middle one Of those three
IL story dwellings,, corner Of 18th and ii streets
This is considered the handsomest block of build
ings in Washington. For terms, inquire of Robt
p. Anderson, esq, or Capt. r. France.
April l--3t ...r..
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TOOK wANTED.-A good plain cook. /,
~ middle aged woman, TO do the work Of a small
family, who can come well recommended, will fad
place by applying at the residence Of w. D.
Wallach, on II street, between 9th and 7th. A
slave preferred March IS.
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Fruit and Ornamental Trees.

[" nus NC" VuShHtStoH
NOR SALE, stthe nurseries Of the subscriber, a
IL very extensive assortment of fruit-trees, con-
sisting Of apple, pear, peach, nectarine, apricot,
plum cherry, ounce, &c.
Ornamental, evergreen, and shade trees.
The collection Of trees for ornament and shade for
streets and lawns is very extensive, and Of large
growth; amongst which are Balm Of Gllead, or sill
ver-fr, spruce and hemlock FIR, white, or Wey-
mouth pine, linden, sugar maple, silver maple, tu-
lip poplar, European and American ash, Chinese
aianthus, tree of heaven, white and scarlet how-
erlng horse-chestnut, and variety Of others.
Also thorn-pants for hedging, Towering shrubs,
rose bushes, dubious roofs, dshlias, and herbaeous
plants.
A catalogue, with directions for planting, can be
had at the stall Of the proprietor in the Centre mar
ketj at the seed store Of J. +. Casn near the Gen.
eral Post Office and Of K. M. LInthicum, George
town. who, as agents, will receive and forward or
ders.
All orders through the post office, or otherwise
will be promptly attended 10.
A branch of the establishment is located on 18th
street, for the convenience Of citizens call and Sc
lect for themselves.
In this establishment are now about twelve thou
sand apple and seventeen thousand peach trees, of
size suitable for this springs planting.
The above trees, being all raised under the i'm
mediate care Of the proprietor, can be confidently
recommended genuine, and will be supplied fresh
dug from the ground
JOSHUA PIERCE.
Feb. 23-lawiftl 5thAp
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Rich Dress Silk, Shawls, and straw
Goods.
WALTER HARPER, d CO., Pennsyl-
w vaRia 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
ors TO medium and delicate hues. ALSO, a large as
sortment Of neat plaid silks, in Polk de sole, and
yard-wide wash silks, "a scarce article, with black
watered, satn-strPe and gIace silks, in great varie
ty, &C., &c.
Rich pyrmidical graduate robes, (anew and beau
tful design;) rich ombre stripe and Foulard do do
Paris marques balzarines and organizes troye-
rennes, lawns and jaconsts, (very rch;) linen en-
broidered muslin and Bingham robes, VERY cheap. }
SHAWLS.
Super embroidered Grape, varying from $40 to
$50.
Rich barege and twisted silk shawls and scarfs
Rich embroidered India shawls and scarfs.
Super lace shawls, scarfs, and byaderes.
Elegant black silk-lace mandllas, (something
MOURNING GOODS.
In store, a complete assortment of mourning ma
erals.
SILK AND STRAW.
Ladies super Neapolitan and lace NeapoIitan,
China pearl, soft straw Dunstables, Luton and Eng
Ish Rutland, fine split straw, &c. Also, bonnets,
silks, and satins.
MISSES AND BOYS
Hats, bonnets, and fats, gpsies, and cottage a
large supply assorted.
Bonnet ribands, (ncw style,) parasols and para
soettes.
The above, with many articles not mentioned
make our present stock very attractive to which we
would again respectfully call the attention of our
friends and purchasers generally.
w. H., & CO., would mention to those ladies
who are not already aware of it, that they are 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.
March 8-3teOdif
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THE DAILY UNION.


DAILY BULLETIN, BY ID. CLAGETT
.. a. CO., CONTIN UED.
ID ECEIVED, Monday, March ga
III in DRESS MATERIALS.
20 pieces new styles plaid ginghams, silk patterns
do black and white do
20 do printed organde muslins, great variety
of patterns and colors
80 do roal French jaconets all shades
80 do Ga white cambria mualins, albprices
20 do do iaconet do do
10 do null muslins, assorted
~ do sacharilla muslin, sheer and pretty goods
Also, another supply OF Balzarlnes, bereges, &c.
BY tho steamer-20 dress patterns rich spring
silks, the newest pstters.
VARIETY.
bales unshrinking gauze fannsls, warranted
~ pieces summer cloths, assorted coloTs and
10 do. plaid drilIngs, assorted prices
do white do do
III do yeslings do
50 do gentlemen's silk hdkls, all prices
100 dozen gentemens gloves, in kid, silk, thread
Isle thread, berlin, raw silk, &c, all prices,
qualities, and eolors
200 dozen mems and boys halfhose, in brown
cotton, colored do, white do, merino, yigO-
mia, &c.
List to be continued
d. CLAGETT Il co.
March 2S-
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TEFFREY's MIsCELLANIEs.-Co
y buttons to the EdiDburg Review, from May
1911, to the present time, by Francis Jeffrey
reprinted from the English edition in four volumes.
Just published and this day received by
Mar 10 F. TAYLOR.