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by II. GREEN, .4ucftoneer.

11RY GOODS, DRY GOODS AT AUCTION -On Fri
- day, the 9th of May, shall sell dry good store
OF Mr. 3 T. Drury Pennsy vania avenue near the West
Market House, and opposite the Seven Buildings az 10
O'Clock, all the stock of dry goods Of the establish
ment, viz:
Cloths, cassimeres, casinets, vestngs
Apacas, mousselnes de lane, gambroons
Drlings, Irish linens, lawns, white cambrcs
Plaid muslns calicoes, checks, shirts
Table diapers, Grecian plaid, silk and cotton hose
Shawls, gloves, suspenders, caps tapes
spool cotton, sewing silk
With great variety of other articles.
Terms: All sums OF and under S25 cash over S25 a
credit OF two and four months for notes satisfactorily
dorsed bearing interest. A. GREEN
April 30-td Aucioneer
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National Hotel, Spring. ED, Ohio,

a T. F0gg, late Of The Fountain HoeI Balfinrorc
'EAkES pleasure in announcing to his Old friends and
the travelling public generally, that he has taken The
above named and welknown stand formerly kept by Col
Werden, which he has thoroughly repaired and newly H.
ted up every department, equal to any similar establish
nent IN the west and that will conduce the
comfort and convenience of all who may favor him with
call.
Those travelling by way the cars will all times find
am omnibus in waiting convey them and from the de
pot
In conclusion he would assure the public that effort
will be spared render all who stop with him comfortable
aud happy, and hopes receive liberal share
the public patronage.
AnrilD * 4
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MARsHAL,S SALE.

TN virtue of IA of faeias issued the clerks
office of the circuit of the District of Columbia,
the county Washington, and to directed, shall
expose public sae cash, Thursday the 18th day
OF May next 10 o'clock, a. m before the courthouse
door OF said county, the following property, All that
part lot ground number 20, in square number PSI
the city OF Washington, with twostoy brick house
other Improvements thereon, now in the occupancy of VIM
Dowlng the said part OF lot fronting the side
street. morrill, feet and eleven and half inches,
extending from the northwest corner OF the lot easwardy
running bnck of the width the 'front.' and bind
ing line of the lot at 30 feet wide alley being
the property conveyed by deed from Sarah How
and h. p. Pears of Robert F. How. to VIM
bowling, dated the 18th of July, 1885 Seized and levied
upon property of William Downg and sold satisfy
Idicials No la2 to March term 1886 In favor of William
Lee, use of Robert G. Buckley. 49,
f" -A'u ALEXANDER HUNTER,
April l9--dts Marshal of the District of Coum bia.
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CARUsI,s sALooN-.nnu Ehstf,,nl.

OARUSl has the honor to inform his friends and the
-. public that the Annual May Festival will be held
inc saloon on Monday evening" May l. The Saloons
WI be thrown open for dancing brilliantly and
illuminated
H. oarusi respectfully that those ladies who
not receive their cards of INVITA- ton through
at the Saloon.
Tickets be had the principal book and music stores
aud hotels, and at the Saloon. April 29-2t
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IMPROVED Property Mt AuctiOh.-On Wednesda
the 10Th instant, shall SELL in front Of the prem SEES
part of lot No 8 in square No no. fronting IS on New
or avenue, between 18th and 7th streets and in the i'm.
mediate vicinity of the Navy Department The lot is I'M
proved by good twosto brick building, which has lately
undergone thorough repair
Terms of sale third of the purchase money in ca sh;
the balance in equal payments and years for
notes bearing interest," satisfactorily secured
ROBERT w. DYER
April ll-eoNds Auctioneer
NThe above sale Is postponed lin onsequence of the
hour of sale being mentoned) till Tuesday evening
the I'd of May, at O'clock p.
April 2S-eoSds h. w. DYER, Auctioneer
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Notice to BoOkbinde rs

CEALED proposals will be received the office of the
- Clerk Of the House of Representatives of the United
States, until Saturday, the 18th day of May. lsiS for bind.
ing books and documents ordered by the House be bound
prior the 2sh April, lStSon which day proposals
will be opened by the Clerk at 10 O'clock presence
of the chairman of the Committee Accounts and they
will be submitted by the Clerk the Committee on As.
counts on the following Tuesday, the 10Th day OF the month
of May aforesaid, for their approval.
Specimens OF the kind of binding required may be seen
at the Clerks Office any time
THOMAS J. CAMPBELL,
AprI 2S-3lawd Clerk H. X u S.
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May excursion ror the bensat OF Sc Peter. Chur,n

s.IF..>s The stea mer COLUMBIA, having been en-
ti4S&4~>k- gagged for the above purpose, viii, Tues
gay Next The "a May under the auspices OF the ladies of
he congregation Of ST. Peters, make excursion dow
the Tlver-stoppng al Fort Washington sufficient time
10 afford VISIT TO that picturesque and delightful spot
md, after passing the venerated mansion and tomb az
Washington at Mount Vernon will proceed down the beau
uiu Potomac, TO enable the company enjoy its delightful
scenery, greatly enlivened by tho stirring and interest,"
ing labors of the fishermen.
fine band Of music will accompany the party and
afford full opportunity TO the lovers Of dancing to in
heir avorte amusement; and suitable refreshments viii
be provided at very moderate prices.
The boat will leave Georgetown 3 Braley's whars,
., ymd Coomb's wharf, the Navy Yard AZ q oeoc
a, m, and will return about sunset and will stop bo,I
going and returning, Mt Alexandria.
Tickets, 80 cents each Tor children half price They
may be bad the of J. F. Calan NJ Delany ana
Richard Davis, Penn avenue of Mr. s. Tench an t,e
Navy Yard and of any the lady managers as well "a
at the boat, on Tuesday morning Apl7-tlld
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III n,
generally known as Warrenton SpringsD will be open
for the reception of visters the LIST of June Extensive
improvements are in progress that will give aspect
adding to its embellishments the comfort and pleasure
ofthe guests Knowing, by ocular evidence, in numerous
instances, the positive intrinsic value water and its
almost miraculous effect in particular cases. has been
garded good policy enlarge the accommodations and
complete the original design CRAFTY the ia ste
and fancy ofguests well as TO promote their health and
pleasure Situated in remarkably healthy region, in full
beautiful village OF Warrenton vsters may horseback
or in carriages, their improving roads, enjoy the
picturesque scenery, may seek in the piu
alleys, the pistol gallery the game OF billiards. the health.
full dance. The lovers of music and flowers will find pecu-
liar has been taken win their approval while the
and the swan may relieve tedious hour those who
interested in the fire aature In word, every step has
add to the comfort and accommodation of vsites The
hurdle and tournament, the fancy ball. masquerade
and brilliant fireworks, will lend their respective
tons Nor are these Preparations designed for the gay
monde only To the holy ministers of religion of every
denominaon, cordial, grudgng invitation is given
10 spend the summer without charge The usual services
OF the church are respected throughout the season.
These springs So 3s miles, according the route
taken from cksburg, and 10 from Alexandria
Tri-wcekly stages will from both these points till July
when daily lines will be established Vsers leaving the
District Columbia in the stage or steamer at a. m will
the springs the same day and at the same cost
"a 90 through-tickes having been agreed on between
the kchnond and Fredericksburg Railroad Company and
make the ticket IS from Richmond and $4 so from Wash
ngg!on
Warenton Springs and all letters should be directed
they may be left at Warrenton the White Sui
Terms OF board will be follows: $50 for the whole sea-
son, ending LIST October $15 for three months $50
weeks; 81 10 per day meals lodging so each Ser
wants, and children under II years DID, half price No
charge for children under three years old When separate
tables provided for children before the usual hour those
who retain their the ordinary table will be charged
full price, Horses so cents day, or sIoa month;
DANIEL WARD,
April 26-nf Supernte
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ny n. ". DYER, .9uctsoneer.

VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION.-On Monday,
the 9Th Of May next, at . o'clock, shall sell on
the premises lots Nos and Is, in square No l6s Lot
No fronts 81 feet on north street, by depth about lis
feet, between 18th and 18th Lot No 6 fronts IS
fee on Pennsylvania avenue, by about the depth,
and improved by good two-story brick house, Nc
Terms made known sale.
The above properly is for private sale until the day
sale.
Also lot No. IL in square, fronting the avenue
unimproved.
For terms &c. at private sale, inquire of Nicholas Calan
esq II. w. DYER,
April E1-eoNds Auctioneer
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form, Wisconsin awaits the opportunity only TO take her
place amidst the democratic States Proud and erect she
VIII join the ccnederacy in attitude prophetic of her
eternal adhesion 10 The patty of political reform and na.
tional glory.
sreay gratifying to the fresh and buoyant spirit
with which this youngest State in the Union defends the
great principles of democracy
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Steam Marble Works, Ridge Road, above Spring Gar
den Street Philadelphia

NHlS extensive establishment is erected improved
i plan, and by the aid of power, manufactures
all kinds of plain and ornamental marble work. in supe
rior STYLE and at the lowest prices.
The largest and best assortment of marble mantels i'm
ported paror and garden satuary, and founta ms
which the attention of the public is respectfully invited
Marble cutters supplied at all times with any number OF
finished mantels and table tops Italian tombs aud monu
large assortment of American grave-stones in the rough
or inished-marble IN the block, &c.
JOHN BAIRD,
Ridge Road, above Spring Garden street, Philadelphia
March 25-eod3m -
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I'm a, GREE.N. .4ucftOneer.

TJOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTlON.-O Monday, the LIST
of May, shall sell on the premises at O'Clock. p
M part OF lot No s. in square No l42 fronting north
35 feet, between 18Th and 18th west ng
back l25 feet inches, together with the improvements
which are frame house and stable.
Terms; Onethird cash the balance in and IL months
for notes bearing interest
The above described property handsomely located, and
presents a fine opportunity for good investment.
April 2S-8 A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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MAY BALL.-Mr F. c. Liable has the honor 10 in
lVl form the ladies and gentlemen of Washington George
town. and Alexandria, that his May ball will take place on
wednesday, the 3D. day OF May, at Jackson Hall.
Icketso be had at the drug offs Butts corner of 18th
street and Pennsylvania Mr. Fschers Staoners
Hal; Mr. Pattersous drug store; Mr. Deanys drug store
at Mr. abbe's residence and the door on the night OF
'he pal' April l3-2awId
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BY X. ". DYER, .7mctfOreer.

VALUABLE SQUARE AND IMPROVEMENTS AT
AUCTlON.--On Friday, the 9th day CT May 5
O'clock shall sell on the premises the whole square No.
49, containing about 10000 square feet with the improve.
ments, which good wostory brick house, with base
ment and back building frame stable and carriage
house and other outhouses pump of the best
the yard, Nc.
This square is between @ and Streets and 10Th and
2lst streets.
Terms of sale Onethrd of the purchase money in ca h
the balance in equal payments of g. r. and months for
notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
ROBT. w DYER,
April Zo-eONus Auclioneer
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Bv n. GREEN, .s..etioaeer.

HOUSES AND LOTS ANO SMALL SQUARE OF
IL GROUND AT AUCTION.--On Tuesday ID May |
shall sell on the premises halp CLOCK D. M two
frame houses and lots situated on Maryland avenue west
OF the CAPITOL and the iron bridge.
Also, immediately after the sale Of the above shall pro-
coed 10 sell asna square, the intersection of Virginia
avenue and south street, being square north of square
6i2, containing between eleven and twelve thousn
square feet. Terms at sale. A. GREEN, Auct
April 3O--3t
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L AIDES and GentIemen's Gioves.-Receved yestef
IL day
80 dozen Aexander's kid gloves, for adies-in WINE
dark colors, medium do ligh do, and black
Ladies colored Lse thread gloves -
VIII be received in few days. black Lisle thread gloves
"a scarce article, for gentlemen
We have
Kid gloves
Lisle thread, all qualities
Silk gloves, 40
20 dozen misses kid gloves ,o
April 29-3tf d. CLAGETT W.
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The editor of the North American in the city of Mex
Ico IS at the same time the Mexican correspondent of
the North American in Philadelphia In the latter
pacity, he has been much compmented by federal
opinions have been paraded the eloquent condemna-
ton OF the war and the administration Lieut. Tobey,
who conducts the North American in Mexico, is a most
intrepid writer; and although he may, like others,
ments and OF supplies, yet there few men in the
American army whose hearts and whose pens more
thoroughly patriotic This able edor-he favorite army
correspondent of the domestic North American-in his
paper he North American in Mexico thus audes to the
conduct OF those who have opposed and continue OPP
pose, the present He alludes compliment paid
TO Messrs; Clay Corwin Webster, &c., from the Mont
tor kepublicano oil the city of Mexico:
Hear this Americans! Hear it, ye whose relatives and
friends have fallen in the desperate Mexico
while mpholdng the banners and the honor of your
whose support and guide have laid down their lives de-
fence OF the rights guaranteed them and you by the blood
ing links between the glorious achievements of l and
lSa7 though It freeze the feeble e-pulse and your
thus false otheir country thus aiered by the
enemy of the land of their BIRTH have the erontey
We hope II they have any OF shame left, let
them desert the companonshp of Americans, and join
foes Here, they could but kill their counrymen-here,
ITO what base uses do we come at last" We remem.
forth shining examples. Oh, how the nation dotted
them! She counted them among her Jewels and looked
lorward to their naturer years with the pride of mother
drained the degs Uneqnied hopes and chided aspi-
rations filed their hearts with bitterness and turned their
RUM adopted by them and failing in the first, all
their energies Were devoted to the latter
Much they have been denounced by the people
they have betrayed when the tribute of Mexico shall be
received the measure of their disgrace will be filed Who
positions with the greatest of Who would consen,
become unworthy of his country and all honorable
as to be considered fit subject for such comp-
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The LATEST TELEGRAPHIc JoKE-A green-tookIag GUS
toner made his appearance at the eegraphc office in
few days since, and asked for paper, the time
iaqurng for the tariff prices to P. The operator hand
ed him the blank, and answered the questions Ten words
sir, from here to P, exclusive Of the address and sigma
ture-for which charge nothingwlI you twenty
five cen,s.'
The eyes Of the stranger sparkled with fun. He took the
paper and penned the following
"To Mrs ]. Brown, " - street, P.
(Signature) JOHN Brown"
81 'spose, of course, you'll tell where it's and
only want let em know where am, that be sufficient
/ think"
The operator sent the communication Immediately, and
Mr. B. departed highly pleased with his ele-
graphing, free--Commerciai ~
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SAMUEL BRADFORD, Esq, deccnsed.--If the child
rem OF Samuel Bradford esq, brother of the late John
Yurdley Bradford, esq., formerly major in the Benga
army, viii apply TO Messrs Currie Il Co., of No. 49, Lin
coins Inn Fields London, solicitors they will hear of some
thing to their advantage.
April 27-3t
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LAMARTINE In letter "a friend dated March L. and
published in the Courier des E,as Unis, Lamarine
For days have hardly had breathing time. have
passed three without ceasng harangue and combat in
the midst of 900 agitaed than the OF
the sea, but it n of fire and of iron God has pro-
tected me may he protect the mother Of ideas and
great hearts-a France rs
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o. Mary's Hail, Burlington, New jersey.
rJNiE Of this institution, TOR the education
l. young ladies, will commences on the FIRST day OF May
Applications for admission may be made TO the
Ap 2-l0t X. }. GEhMAlN'
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or those extraordinary cheap Handkerchief we
" have Just received cases, which we will
OFT at the same price of S3 dozen.
April 9-3uf d. CLAGETT q co.
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EOR SALE, 100 acres of land in the State of Mississippi
Il % miles from Holly Springs
100 acres in Stevenson county. Illinois
ioO acres In Oge county, Illinois
l,VO acres in Tyler county, Virginia
Bayou Tuscosa " '' ' WIG so NV ~
!, 25O acres in the State of Texas
Washington ~ " = anu ~ '
s shares New York and WASHINGTON Tssorapb Conn
panY
is shares Patriotic Bank stock
S2O, 600 certificate Mexican claims
$4,000 Mexican scrip
ll6 shares Winchester and Potomac Railroad Cou,n,
ny-all paid in
$4,000 Washington Gaslight Company
shares Granite Manuacl turing Com pany MARYLAND
House and lot inc strset between llth and 18th
Land warrants bought and sold.
gs7 eftt br Jesse +. DOW, General Agent
stef 80 cffe sff tDffb ID No. =, Union Buildings
April 28--tf lSat f. NewsI lil
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.
H0ra0er's Ferry, Vu.

TTNHE undersigned has the pleasure Of informing the
public that he has taken this commodious and we'll
ranged hoelhe first the bridgewhere he prepared
accommodate his guests the agreeable manner.
been particular in procuring furniture beds, and bed
dnga matter of comfort which the travelling public will
readily appreciate Passengers the railroad will find
this house always in the best condition. The extensive
liable the moment of their arrival afford ample
for comfortable meal Of the best which the country
and city can afford Being more settled down the
spot OF his nativity the proprietor will take pride in making
of the romantic places in the Union; and he,
therefore, feels proper degree OF confidence in inviting
bis numerous acquainances throughout the country TO
give him n call. D h.lF
Remember the first house the bridge. l.a
April S-dIm -aYl JAMES b. WAGER, d
DRiVATE Conversational Lessons spanish.-The
Importance of the Spanish language the legislator,
vous The relations between the United States and Mex
leo about to intimate a character that a
knowledge of thepanYuage of acounry portion
which Is so soon to be Incorporated with ours almost in
attempt learn this beautiful language
Of the we'll known drudgery and tedious procrasnaon
which have hitherto attended pathological studies The
advertiser has invented system, OF easy and familiar tut
whereby the student becomes impercepbly initiated
into all the elegances and incacies OF Spanish dction
incomprehensbly short of time Such has been the
perfect of this that gentlemen of education
have acquired in thirty lessons sufficient knowledge OF
the language read undestandngy the best authors and
sustain part conversation with credit. From forty
sixty lessons however will generally accomplish the object
OF enabling the student to make hsway without assistance
The advertiser has a few leisure hours daily, which he
would be glad to employ in imparng a knowledge OF
either Spanish, French, Italian, this new system
For further particulars well Tor reference, apply TO
MEEHAN, librarian 10 Congress.
April 2S-6t
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TNOR Sale, low An excellent family nd
IL rage, to be sold for laus, the owner having no
further use for them. Apply at this office
April H-eo2wS TT .-. .t.
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From the New Orleans Picayune, April IA
Arrival Of the Hrlll.h Steamer Avon.
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such is the choice presented for the maiden surages
Wisconsin social and political, constitutional and munich
pal reform, catholic principles of financial and political
glory and prosperity on
one hand an lnglorons and general opposition
all reforms, II not return to old abuses on the other
Driven by the successful experience of democratic meas
ures, from most of the old schemes of government they
have yet adopted ones, andas in Is4Oapproach
the with great clamor about men, ominous 81
lence about principles Candid only in impacabe hostility
the present glorious many of their leaders yet seek
candidate recommended to them only by the gaantry
and skill with which he led our army in the prosecution of
the Perhaps their sacrifice oprncipe less
rkabe because the of events has left them little
principle sacrifice The democratic party cannot afford
equal facility Grateful for the services and proud OF name
of soldier who his under the guidance of
democratic administration, they willing and happy to
do him all honor but charged with the political destines
of the country, they lay them the feet of
of whose conquests in the national
cause sacrifice tho rights OF the human the sub
servient man.worship of single hero. ~
The contest approaches Our present State election will
most probably decide position in the political
paign Can Wisconsin err Win she hesitate A thou
sand echoes proclaim the Already identified with
the democratic party, already advanced in democratic