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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-08-12
Fresh Lard.

LOT Of Fresh Land. Just received and
July 10, l,i7.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-08-12
Fishing Tackle.

4 GOOD assortment of Kirby's genuine
IN Fishing Hooks; The Virginia Bend
genuine Fishing Hooks, with general assert
ment OF all other common kinds; Sea Grass
Fishing Lines; common Thread and Cotton
Lines, with or without Corks; Fish Rods
some Of a superior sort, &c.. ali Of which are
for sale by VIM DORSEY.
July s, lS47.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-08-12
BACON! Bacon!

lust received, a large quantity of prim,
" Bacon. j. L3yNISON
April -
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-08-12

I'm the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Il Chancery for Berkeley County.
John Christy, William Christy, Samuel Chris
ty, Marshall Christy, Elizabeth Patterson,
James Patton and Sarah his wife, late Sa-
rah Christy, heirs al law Of Robert Christy
Plaintiffs.
AGAINST
Seaman Garard, Executor Of the last will and
testament of Robert Christy, decd, and
Samuel Henry St George, John Marshall,
Sarah Ann, David Dawson, Elizabeth
Campbell, Robert Dawson, Ebenezer VIII
liam, and Robert Milton Christy, children
of Ebenezer Christy, dec'd-DefendmtS.
The pa,tes of the above suit are hereby no
tilted, that on Monday the 10th day Of august
neat, at the Clerks Office in Martinsburg, in
Berkeley County, Va, | shall attend for the
purpose of settling the accounts directed 10 be
taken before me as Special Commissioner, in
pursuance of the decree Of the Court in this
case, made at the October term. 1915, to wit !:
the Executorial accounts Of Seaman Garard,
Executor of Rachel Christy, decd, with such
special statements as the parties may require,
at which time the parties interested are reques-
ted to attend, and the said Executor TO produce
his vouchers, together with the books and pa
pers belonging to the estate of the said Robert
Christy. DANIEL BURKHART,
July Is, lS47-5t. Spec. Comr
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-08-12
FOR SIZE,
Sugar and Coffee.

EUST received a superior article of SU-
~ GAR AND COFFEE, and for sale by
July %, l847. J. NJ. YOUNG.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-08-12
Fruit ~ Confectionery.

Lemons, Candies, Fi,berts,
" Almonds. English Walnuls. Palm NUS,
sc. &c--for sale BY W. MILLER.
BedIngton, MAY 20
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-08-12

AND VINEGAR-For sale by
JH'y TO- G.. RAENHAL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-08-12
.9nOfher SaplDIy Of Shoes.

TNHE subscribers have received large and
Il complete assortmentof Mems,
Boys, and Children's Shoes OF ewssN
all qualities. Also, Ladies' Kid esAskise
and Leather Shoes-a few pairs of Mems
country made Shoes, which we offer low.
LlKENS s. CURTIS.
July %, IS47.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-08-12
SHIRT, STOCK AND HOSIERY WAREHOUSE.

JOHN 7. WAkEMAN Z CO. 70 Maiden
Lane and Liberty street, importers, manu-
facturers, and wholesale dealers in Linen, and
Cotton Shirts, Under Shirts, Drawers, Hosie-
ry, Scarts, Stocks, Cravats, Collars, Bosoms,
sc.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-08-12
lard and EEar0,,.

Z LOT Of Lard and Bacon, Just received
a all lor sale by
LlKENS s CURTIS.
Js1 -. ls47.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-08-12
BATH, BERKELEY SPRINGS, VA.
o'TERRALL & cos.
PAVILION HOTEL.

VytITS celebrated Bathing and Watering
Il place, is now ready for lae reception OF
company. Their means o. accommodating
guests has been greatly increased, by which
they will be enabled TO provide amply for $50
persons. in the most comfortable style.
Ia addition to their well known Boarding
HoIiSa fhev have l,akad thh
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-08-12
YOUNG LADIES'
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
WINCHESTER, VA.

NlER. & MRS. EICHEEBERGER will
w resume their School for Young Ladies,
on the first Monday in September. Parents
wishing Boarding School for their daugh-
tiers, will find important advantages offered
them in the above Institution. Terms, Sc,
given by circular.
Winchester, Aug. 5, 1S47.-3t-eow-Stf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-08-12
PUBLIC SALE.

THE Subscriber, intending to leave Mar
Il tinsburg, will sell at public sale on
Wednesday, September 18th, at his residence.
a considerable variety of
HOpSEH HOLD AND KfTCH
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-08-12
CarpeaiDg.
INGRAM CARPETING for sale by
n July G. s. G. w. DOLL.
Buffer wanted.

.E want to contract for large quantity
w Of good Butter, to be delivered weekly.
July s. J. w. s. B. II. BOYD.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-08-12
Tobacco.

A SMALL lot of Honey Dew Tobacco,
N for sale by
July -, lS47. LIKENS & CURTIS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-08-12
P4TYLLYO.V' HOTEL.

R-rH occupied for the last few years
&H..A by Col. Stro,her. Il.no,rn as the
ellie G,sfin property. )whichhasbeen
renovated aud 10 which many
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-08-12
virginia l.:

July Is, lS47-2m
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IN CHANCERY
virginia

July IS, lS57-2m. ff
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Virginia {:

July Is, lS47-2m [Pendleton. ATTY
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il is attempted, therefore, give them the additional
character Of cabinet revelations, injustice done to our
right of authorship aud also to the administration
itself.
Could we have been satisfied that the suggestion,
which merely thrown out for consideration was cal
cuated TO nnge the legitimate rights of the church,
to violate the conscience of the people, impair the toll
Grafton OF religion, (and respect them more
Than ourselvesJ we should certainly have forbone any
such suggestion We have sufficient revenue Of our
own to carry on the war; without drawing upon the
funds OF the church. But il sincerely TO be hoped that
the church OF Mexico will spare exertions TO make
peace between the two countries rather than contribute
TO the proongation of the war
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LAST OF Suhsorahsrs u the ~Unasnn (ss wp rseeauts
sf.A have net been ssns, cuaf1pu.a. n

april =. lsa7-Dr. T. LeltA, Unison. Va. so, p.
Williams, Liyingsson Ain. @; Captain r. csrbsny,
s Tenn tS 'f! toots w. VS. wI g. Iss. Nv.
Ava 30. Isr.-L. II. HerrIck, West Enosbure. Va.
zoo; Jshn y Ho,eSwry' Rome N.Y. 200; West MI
lille, g, 400; Z Wan, sandy hin, r. =. 7S6 J. ".
S%a,e s%V' c ls "a xua ss s5a'isai s ssa
y 4 Abbott, F E. Al,izsr d Co., F. wsn Jos. Barnett.
bay asI M ssaSF :r, srd aa.
a ~ poEF"n, Lock Haven Pa AGO; Milton Draper j.
esl Il sG"si ~ Ss
alWSs'1I Johnson meGs Myrs FS5 Beun, Tenn and
ker Brunswick. Mo-. 500 'A''' '''' '''"a" . ''''
Nay I lss7,-H jackson, Washington, D. c.. 1000; j.
Ingram wsesGso d cSslss l41 va ssc
b0y .S a6c " o1 W S0o Mons M Ws:hnEon
bowling Green, Ky. ZOO; j M Cooper, SPRING aiu
Tssn sss ss Ss ss H &sss psas
ss Arcadia pSaa o o p'p sSy 49, y G
ld Cit v s WEa%s s Mo- aSS Russ South Stat
J. W chldrss, Maeesboro, Fenin, iOoo Icnusi Ar
s h has VI b, Dzss " E' L2
slaIing Beiipri n C., and 7. Davis Ransoas Bridge
m m III H,1i Soo T. Ayeret' Emory. Vas 400; T. H. Aver
My 9 is,, y Is. Stafford. Mchelrs Store, Miss, 100;
~ I h4edns W. ~ Kedns, Capt J, Baugh W. Lewis, J.
- Lockhart, Cross Roads, Alabama. 100; A. O. Dayton,
Mashlns.on o. 1000; f. Bondnrant, Col. G. Clover J.
Nelson, and L. A. Glover, Mount Sterling Ky, and p.
GearIant owingsyile. KY, soo w Adair and Jas Cas-
per- lied Sulphur Springs, Va, n. Tiffany and Tiffany
P Vail Adair and Z. shumae, Bells Point.
,,1 My 1s7IGeorge Mcintosh, Norfolk. Va, 1900; D.
Miller Troy, Ala, 200 DR.. Powell, Lauren's Nina n c.
200; NJ Gaut, Concord, n H., LOO; ]. X. verinillion
ford s. S. Wrighpnan, DR.. E. g. Watson Dr. r. Cecil, J.
o. Alexander, d. McGavock, and G. Summers Newborn,
va, I00o Z. ID. Shepherd Smokers Ferry Va, zoo;
George q Thomas Parker Washingion D. q l000
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In the course of some specuafions the subject OF
Mexico" we took occasion, in paper of the 1th to
express deep regret that the clergy of that unhappy
country should have determined to supply funds for the
continuance of the war; and thus, it seemed to us,
oppose, not only the interests OF humanity but
those especially OF their religion and their own body
With nothing 10 gain by lmotracng hopeless struggle
their contributions we suggested, while they would in
evaby lead to the early Impeachment OF their church.
might even Justify also, sequesration OF IFS revenues
from the uses of Mexico as legitimate OF cutting
of the enemys supplies and thus securing an honorable
peace. In the connection, and IN spirit OF the
utmost liberation for the rights OF the Catholic religion IN
all countries, and with every respect for its minister's
we adverted to the substantial benefits which would re-
suit to Mexico herself it. with the cessation OF this war
she could be induced to establish within her territories
the same unrestricted freedom of religion which is
oyed the United States We added however. that this
was manfesy consideration which could not necessarily
have place in treaty, and which should not form the
slightest impediment TO any pacfcaon between the two
nations; but one which must be left to make its way in
Mexico by its power in the spirit OF the age, unas-
sisted BY any dctaton of government any authority OF
The sword. Such speculaons were certainly very
harmless in themselves and although little more crude,
perhaps than they should have been, yet in discussing
the subject of peace with Mexico they seem to us as nei
iher inappropriate unmportant. Al the same time
however as they merely specuotions, and not opn
ionsand speculatons too, INDUCED in with all the ati
iude which belongs to the genuine spirit OF editorial free
dom--we are little surprised, we confess, to see them
seized upon by Of whg contemporaries ndi
eating only the settled convictions of mind
ou, even the determined purposes of the administration
nay, what is worse them torn from their context
by few OF the wing presses, and greatly perverted and
grossly msremesented These misrepresentation not
only do injustice to the administration but injustice to
ourselves
We must repeat that not in the habit OF placing
either mind pen in the keeping of the con-
science Of others, and hold ourselves always at ber
~ TO dissent from any doctrine which we deem unsound
whether may proceed from the government from
contemporary journal Of the opposition II is grossly
wrong therefore, either TO charge all the opinions OF the
administration to us, all opinions to the admins
ration In the very article TO which refer not only
did we write without consulting any public authority,
but we did not know, and do know that either
Of the opinions there suggested has the least shadow OF
support from single member Of the government They
are entitled when fairly understood and correctly report
ed to all the weight which they derive from their owr
intrinsic value, and they entitled to no more. Wher
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-05-17
From our Baltlmore Correspondent.
BALTIMORE, May 17-5 p. m.
Baltimore and Pittsburgh High prices Of -four aud grain
Rail-

BALTIMORE, May l7-5 D. IN.
Baltimore and PatsbwghHgh prices Of -four aud grain
Bait
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad this morning by an
almost unanimous of its president and directors
ations for connection with that city by way ofthe
nesvle road They also have the determination
go with the construction Of their road the
Maryland State line, distance of IS miles from Cunber
land, leaving the question where the road shall strike
the Ohio for future negotiation This, it is said decides
the point with regard Pittsburgh and presume the sub
ject will be dropped. The interests OF Baltimore
point a point much below Wheeling where she will one
! day or other have free
The MARKKrs.-In the Baltimore market to-day foui
continues very firm, and prices have somewhat advanced
There small sales of Howard this morning al
SO Is which price there plenty of buyers and very
few seIlersomc asking still higher sale of 400
bbls City Mills -four made this morning at So 60
immediate delivery, complete freight This however
higher than the market price, though holders
asking it, Susquehanna flour is in good request AT SO %
The supply of -four very light and sales for delivery in
Baltimore making in New York. During the last week
shipments thousand barrels heavier than
receipts and there forty vessels wharf lon
ing | quote Maryland prime red wheat at 1877 cents
TO cents more than red Yellow l0s I0i cents white
~ 81 cents Holders Of asking cent or two
above these quotations. Oats worth s6 Rye 81
| a 30 cents.
The telegraph wires tho north all OF order, SO
that we have no dispatches from Philadelphia New
York to-day.
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Rose Hill for Sal

A THE subscriber offers for sale this desirable and val
l12 liable estate containing hundred and sixty
eight acres the of the late Mr. Hay Taafero,
lying the Rapidan river in the county Of Ornnge five
miles north of the Courthouse fifteen miles from the
tern terminus of the Louisa railroad, Gordonsville, and
thirtyfour five miles above tho of Fredericksburg.
II often than is in market possessing
many advantages 1t is productive, healthy, wcwaered,
and in good ncghborhood convenient to two tood man
ufnctung mills, gtmills, and sawmis; and should the
apidan river be opened OF which there is but little doubt
It's value Will be greatly increased The Improvements up
this farm very dcsrabeconstng oa commodol,s
dwelling house. all necessary houses, and good barns
and stables all OF which in good repair new is
desirable sell it privately, and persons requested
visit and examine IL but should il be sold by Thurs
day the 10Th Of May next il will then be offered for sale
the premises To the highest bidder, at public auc,ion
upon accommodating terms, which win then made
known.
N D. II sale Is made privately before the 10Th May
iened, in my absence, to Lewis b. Williams, Ornnse
Courthouse ID. McF. THORNTON.
April 13--cplm
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MA. GREEN; .a,.ctt0neer.

HANDSOME TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND
lot at auconOn Thursday, the 18th instant, shall
sell, on the premises at o'clock handsome frame
fronting north street, the of 4h street.
rapidly improving part of the city The house is well built
ranged.
Terms of sale One third of the purchase money cash
the balance In and years, for bearing
est deed given and deed Of trust taken Title ndis-
puabe. A. GREEN,
May 10-3t Auctioneer.
GJ-Thc above sale Is postponed until Tuesday, the
18th instant, hour. A. GREEN,
May l5--3 Auctioneer.
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NrOTICE-Pcrsons ordering tickets packages In any
~ ofthe Maryland State lotteries requested be
ticula in directing their letters to the undersigned Bau
more Maryland who the regular authorised agents
the sale Of packages and shares in all the otteres
drawing under The management of the Mcsrs. Pain & Co.
None but managers tickets and those having the Mary
land lottery commissioners stamp them sold BY
us.
Please address JAMES FLETCHER & CO..
No. Franklin Buildings, Baltimore, Md.
BRILLIANT LOTTERY!
To be drawn in Baltimore Maryland May 49, l847 by the
State commissioners. Jazz
Capital Prise 700 Dollars.
% prizes of 900 eacl--$lO0,O00.
20 of 81 600.
SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY,
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Circular to Collectors and Oncers Of Tho GUS


TREASURY DEPARTMENT, May IL, 1871
TIME collectors and other officers of the di-
reced regard the provisions OF the circular insiruc
of the 18th March, 1877, accompanying the acts OF
Congress regulating the carriage of passengers In merchant
vessels far modified allow the passengers berth TO
be included and embraced within the respective spaces OF
fourteen faenfy and thirty superficial feet Of deck in
The specified in the Those spaces, enjoned
by the law be unoccupied by stores or other goods
The other provisions OF the circular Instructions referred
r. ]. WALKER,
May II Secretary of the Treasury
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Later from the Army-overland express.

The activity and enterprise OF the publishers OF the
Baltimore SUM- have again furnished that journal with
Mexican intelligence in advance OF the mail. We copy
it almost entire, though deem the remarks in relation
the volunteers in General SCOTS army. and the mis-
sion of Atocha to Mexico, calculated TO leave
neons impression on the public mind We have already
stated on information derived from the War Office, the
arrangements already in progress TO supply the place OF
the troops who may leave the army at the expra-
ton of their term OF enlistment We have also
stated the nature of Atochas errand to Mexico as that
simply of bearer Of dispatches from our govern
ment This service his previous residence in that
try well fitted him 10 perform, and he performed TO the
satisfaction Of government, giving in its perform
ance, no cause OF complaint whatever to Mexico.
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T,HE CATHARINE FURNACE, with dwelling; 4,64s

THE CATHAR1NE FURNACE, with dwelling 46as
acres OF land containing iron oro well wooded; fix
blacksmiths tools, &c &C., with everything requisite for
day. June ls 1917, will be sold at public auction on the
premises that highly valuable property known as The Cath
patterns stock, &c. &C., together with the dwelling and
onhouses, forming as whole complete iron nanuihctu
dence attached, and situated country unquestiona
bly, healthy other in the Union. The prncp items
The Catarne Furnace location in the county of Spot,
syvana, State Of Virginia, l0miles from the of Fred
ericksbug, mile from Swift Run Gap Turnpike Road and
The Stack builtby Mark McAGe, in the year 1887,
36 feet high 30 feet square the base
nwall, with wieres
Casting house. 30 feet wide, 80 feet long, with shed
each side 20 feet wide and SO feet long
Engneh house OF stone 70 feet wide, and 20 long, with
sheds on two sides, and an engine ofl4horse power
Bridge-lsuse, SO feet wide, At feet long.
part OF stone 30 feet wide 100 feetlong, with
Office, boarding house workmen ball house, pattern
house, smoke-house and blacksmiths shop patterns,
description shell and shot used by the general govern
men valuable set Of brass patterns, patterns.
Is mules and horse, wagons, CARTS &c, with gear
Stabling, ample accommodate from 40 to SO head OF
The dwelling house two stories, with rooms kitchen,
and all necessary offices, and houses for
The of sale will be onc-hrd cash. the balance in
o %1 . On a as ssna nb by % led
property being pershabe good personal security will be
required III addition to the deed OF trust.
The property may be purchased private sale until the
10th May sI After that day, private offer will be
ccved. If sold privately, notice will be given all the
newspapers which publish this advertisement that per-
residing distance who wish purchase may be
assured that the sale will positively take place the
June, unless the above notice is given.
Application for private sale, may be made to DR. William
N Wexford fredericksburg Virginia, who is fully
lied conclude bargain but information the subject,
may be obtained from either of the subscribers.
VIM N. WEXFORD,
Executor of John s. Welforl,
ED. IL. CARMICHAEL,
X. IL. CUNNINGHAM,
Trustee of +. 3. Dean jr.
N b. There now the bank at the Catharine Fur
mace pig on of the blast of 1876 any
portion ofwhch will be sold the purchaser OF the prop
erty who may desire commence Immediate operations
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Nnneral eprfnRs.-

DEDFORD Mineral springs--Mr. ANDERSON pro-
ID pretor, respectfully informs public that this esab-
ishment viii be opened and prepared for tho accommoda
ton of visiters by the 18th OF this month";
The attractions of this fashionable watering place are
too well and widely known require enumeration in
card to the public.
The services Of Mr. MARTIN, whose activity, energy
and aiabe disposition, as the manager of such esab
lishmen have hitherto commended him the favorable
regard OF the patrons of the springs during tho last
summers, have been engaged Experienced and attentive
and fine band OF music have also been secured
The road from Cumberland, the terminus Of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and from Houidaysburg,
the Pennsylvania canal and Chambersburg,
minus OF Cumberland Valley Railroad, Bedford, have
been much improved, and are in good order
May H-~2awtAug
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nLACK silks, for visites, Ssc.-Wc have in store
ID pieces CLOSED black silks, for vses, nantns,
xc.. different widths and prices
May I7--Aif d. CLAGETT 81 co.
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TREAT Bargains In ToweIling.-Just received 80
~ dozen diaper towels I2A piece, 81 80
dozcn--al linen. d. CLAGETT& co,
May l7-3uf
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From the herds of James Go,ccn, esq, Mount dry
DUBLIC SALE,--On Thursday, the 9th May inst, II
l. o'clock, Mt the Agrcu iral Exhibition Ground, Rising
Sun, the Germantown road, about three miles north OF
the city of Philadelphia, part of Mr. Governs celebrated
Of Durham cattle. The selection is large and of choice
milking stocks, consisting of imported and young bulls
hcifers and calves, derived from imported Thorough
Durhains Among the the celebrated Dairy Maid
Walnut, Victoria, Hc., all in CALI with numerous of their
offspring, by the celebrated bulls Prince Of Wales and Lean
der, n of Dairy Maid.
Also, choice young swine, reared Tor breeding.
GjCaalogues with pedigrees, will be ready in due mc
and the cattle will be the ground days previous
sale. G. J. WOLBEKT IL CO..
May I5-5t Auctoneers.
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mr. A. GREEN. $780,.

HOUSE AND SMALL SQUARE OF GROUND AT
AuCTloN-on Tuesday. the 18th Instant shall sell
~ 'ne premises nj d o'clock, square north square
49, with the Improvements, which are GOOD hree.storv
house. part brick and part ffame with s.bs and
rage house attached and pump Of excellent water in
the yard The square contains nearly l2O0o square fee
and handsomely located the Of 18th street west
aud Rhode Island Persons wishing to purchase
Will find the above property worthy of their attention
Terms; One-hird, cash; balance in and IL months for
notes bearing interest deed given and deed Of trust
taken. Title undsputabhe
May 4-3t A. GREEN Auctionesr
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'OH E:-A fine buy horse, warranted sound equal
= good for saddle or harness. Also, handsome
thoroughbred sorre mare, perfectly sound Both can be
seen at Robert EaHs livery stable, street. between 2o
and 2lsf streets. Nav lJ--codaA
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T AIDES Gauge Mcrino vests.--Just received
IL dozen gauze merino vests, Tor ladies'
do do for gentlemen.
MayH--snf d. CLAGETT & co.
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InAsHIoNABIE Par,s NIlIl,nery, Ioth strset, north

HUN "OrtH OF
Il the avenue, nearly opposite to the residence OF Col
Peter Force.-Mrs BARKER and Mrs FILL return
thanks for the liberal patronage they have received since
their commencement and would inform the ladies OF
Washington and vicinity that they will open fresh
of fancy bonnets &C., this day. which they are deter
mined to sell at wholesale prices.
For rent, elegant parlor and bedroom, furnished
unfinished.
May 17-3t MRS BARKER MRS FILL.