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CERrAIN CURE R0R THE nnnp.v

iAe subscriber, AZ the nun,eroug soic.fio-s - a..
nas oeen induced % put before the pubic nedcine
Lss been Used 10 the family for runbe. OF ycsrs IN
snefay slihcleni TO cure The n0si severe ease Pre-
= yer Dole For sale Al u East Broadway (prvse ne.
1911 Al Iuy<
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THOMAS y. WILLIAMS,l
JOSEPH TRUMBuLL, Trustees.
aus tSlt FRANCIS PARSONS,

INA FARM FOR sALE.-Or to exchange for New
ele York City Propeny-SIuated Ia English Neghbos.
hood, Bergen Co. jersey, known by the Damed
Conovers farm; comprises about l8n acresS0 of
good wood lsnd good house, barn, &c well calculated
for gardener For particulars inquire OF JOHN n. LY-
DECKER, dry goods store, cor Greenwich and Spring u
N Y City. alEjo ~.
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CITY ITEMS.

SATURDAY. September 9, lsis.
TnE CouRTs--ln the Supreme Court this morn
ing. motion was made for mandamus requiring Nj
Wells the Warden. and the Inspectors of the State
Prison 10 show why they refused, in July, and
stll refuse permission for Messrs. Duer and others
Committee OF the Prison Discipline Society to examine
the State Prison according to law. The motion was
granted and alternative msndsmus issued.
In the 4. :. Court i've OF the bark Henry
Trowbridge were tried for endcavorng to make a 70
vol, while the vessel lay at Barbados They were
found guilty, with recommendation to mercy.
DEAp-Mr Mary Sleight OF No 81 Hammond
st. who was shot by her husband with pistol Wed
nesday afternoon and severely wounded in the left side
Of her neck died about 10 o'clock this morning John
seight the husband Of the deceased has not yet been
arrested.
GENERAL SEssloNs-C Charles g. Pride indicted
for stealing gold watch valued upward Of $50 from
Ira Miller coorcd citizen residing at Madisonst was
called to trial at the opening Of the Court yesterday
The evidence sdduced the part OF the prosecution
falling to sustain the indictment the Jury acquitted the
accused Two colored women OF bsd character named
Julia Barton and Harre, Martin alias Nation then
called 10 trial on indictment charging them with
having distracted nom the pockets of returned vosn
by the name q Souther. 500 in gold coin While
asleep at the dOmicc OF the prisoners on the Five
Points, the 5th OF August last The Jury after
brief consultation found Julia Barton guilty OF stealing
the same knowing them to have been stolen. The
Court sentenced each TO be imprisoned In the state
Prison for the Of i've years. Thomas DUNCAN.
indicted for bigamy 10 having the 10Th OF August
lS45 married in this City Ellen Mahoney. having
az the time former wife living IN ireland. For the
prosecution u shown by the evidence Of Charles
Bough that the accused the 5h Of August lS7,
married his sister Mary Bouch stil living and pres
ont Ia Court that the prisoner leu his wife and came
~ the United States that witness aud his sister pris
oners first wife 10 this country also few years
snt subsequently ssceraned that the prisoner had
been married again, when complaint was preferred
ssansi him The case hsd not been concluded when
the Court adjourned al 1 O'Clock.
FoLicE-A young woman who cave her name
as Jane smith committed 10 prison By justice
Bcskey on charge Of stealing box OF riobon valued
al so from the store OF c /. Hope No $40. Bowery.
IA msn who gave his name as Mchsel
Davis. was sTrescd chsrge of having burglsrious
" entered the house. No Barclay and stolen there
from about $40. An accom2lice OF Davis escaped.
Ocers Leech ani Noses last evening arrested Two ie
lows who gave their William Jones and John
NcManus. on suspicion OF burglary and larceny. Two
skeleton KEYS and sung shot were found In their pos
session. Some daring rosues yesterday afternoon
entered the house Of Mr. John Reid. No ~ Green
wlehst and stole ihercfrom So In gold coin snd lot
OF siverware, with which they escaped
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FOR SALE.
ne. EOR S,LEORE EXCHANGE

M. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for BROOKLYN
NIX or CIV property beautiful country seat on Tue .shhs
a4 Of the hudson from a 10 hours from New, orr
well stocked with fruit Of all kinds large house 40 oi''
bindings In excellent order. newly panied Nc W III DO
exchanged on reasonable for Brooklyn or Guy prop
erty The farming utensils and crops now IN WI be snd
with the property II desired. Inquire Of r. JoHr S,yS'
? Ferry-st corner God, n. \. 20 -
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TNREpEFNED PLEDGES, FROM AUC

ITNKEDEEMED PLEDGES, FROM AUCTION.
0Df-ss and frock coats, silk trimmed French cloth,
made elegant style 10 SO each pants. Cashmere 81
81 pair, Vests ~ cents 10 - esch $50 secondhand
snd cloak superb Innings % 70 St esch Five
drug STORE FOR sALR-A handsomely fur
finished drug store. JmmodiOus and HAVING every d-s
rsbe convenience, vel situated for doing large business
being tie Of two principal streets Philadelphia
Tor sale low II spp.ec FOR immediately. Address Box H.
Philsdelphis, pos'pstd. . ST.
4 CARRIAGE FOR SALE, A BAR6AIS.-A
-1hr.frae carriage ioT two horses Particulars EFF
a. Alr0ra's hsslog-. ~ BCosdwsy, g 81
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yEyTrO. MEyIClyS 4 TiYLOWS BATTLES.
GREAT NATIONAL EXHIBITION
AT TIE MINERVA ROOMS,
100 Bro1iwnv.

Every Evening Obj. wees 40 oe.ocA ard on Wednesday
ard Saturday Afternoons - O'Clock
sa~-.-.---a = cents
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-, AlONTENIDEO.-In consequence OF tho decrease
x:a Of the late Daniel Wadsworh, Esq. his beautiful
- vn farm house, and farm Of about 250 acre., sit
usied Tacou Mountain, is offered for sale or cash o.
on credit
The Albany Turnpike ROAD bounds the farm on tie SOUTH
eight miles from Hartford thus forming easy COM
muncatOn with New-York and Boston.
The place has been long snd extensively known by the
public but for the sake Of those who have not visited II
make the following act from tie Connecticut Cou
rant
More than forty ago the late Col rmnbu untc wih Mr.
Waswofih the design sd0n this picturesque nonis top
With each rri lod- and corresponding cultivation. co.. ivm
bu part never executed bat Mr. Wais"oh carried ont 10
plan fully than he lr-t intended beautiful villa
shaded walks surrounding the crystal Lake cOmmaning
the highest rosk with hofzun Of bundled mile. duets
oec, Of attraction for al o. surrounding county
neced, with tie softer results Of agriculture and hofuius
sSasye farm which forms Fpendss to Tho villa Of Monte
sii,o."
An accurate map u the premises be- by calling
the usees II not sold before the lih Of Sepenb
will then basoli at public auction In this City.
Hartford, Aug. IL, 1913.
THOMAS y. WILLfANS,/
JOSEPH TRUMBuIL Trustees
suQbfsIt FRANCIS PARSONS
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1-A STORE Al Port Richmond for sale low, or es

<r.A STORE AZ Port Richmond for sale low, or es-
.a change for Brooklyn property. Large lot WIN Yarn
XII and dock al finished N good order BITCH h9use
100 yds om segn landing. Farpancuefz cat On jon
Morris ON The premises Also farm of 70 acres foi soo
one Of s acres now house, Sic0 Water power and ID
acres # land Tor COO aud good house Five large 1'ms
~ AL. low House. store and two acres OF lard for esls
low Cal on ID Vail, Il Cortlend-st Mondays ron 70 70
other DAYS Railway n J. or = Vail COn sud-si SOUR
DAYS f,on, 10 10 "a other days Painhed j. p $ 80 ecres
OF GOOD land good bulldogs for sale or exchange or fo'
perry In o Buffalo - I'M
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AIEsMERIsM, CLAIRyOYANCE snd Gal

'ivG1c Electricity, sppf-c the discovery ard
disease. By Dr. HAYES and The greatest ClsirToyari
he ely, soE The cure 81 diseases. OGes Spruce
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AMERICAN CLOCKs-Fo- dos-esnc md export
"A rsde, a. ID PesTlss. {. ;. SPERRY,
al a. lsaci for he Manufacturers.
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CORPORATION NOTICES

DUBIc ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, - Nan ,fs-, Is
No;,- hereby given o. csss ari lcst W $50 ~
sA SsGER, Sc 81 Se-tlf.l H,1o'e' i,,.ea.g R ~
s.,,.s a., a. -t,,. ~ .i -stsie ID, hands q the ai<
I,tr.tor YIN h. ainniera5 md do~sf n BY him sccodg
~, .<. he SO, - II, ni~ - la~ia sdnns
traitor "a the dsee b. 2u Day OF sep'sDo,r n-stD1>s
NJ Yors. August -. lof. JAAfo , lhAfhh,
- t..tw P1Jlc Afn1 afr0t
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pUBIIc ADMiSrrRAToRa oYFIcE. So s,...s .,',sts
No. Il tefetg rsr tie and JN.kff
FISHER i,,- seaiisn tosfi Zip Eizsr ssre sees
"a xto = s-.-i have did rf-, lie -
M hsnis q Tie pltr tdlstsog ID 1r liuant-s
tspcsei oty t scorgfo aw. Ul~-s h@ be sp
4a ssaiof Or Il the decreased b e "a ~
September ae4t.lsfsf New fnrk. August -. 1874
aus LAWS JAMES ;. IIAl ER. Puils Alnln'''fa''t
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rI'HE SUBSCRIBER respectfully .oI.l

non o. aldho.defs ard others who have properly o.
dispose Of that lie has ur1ed bis attention R-A Estate
agency. IN collecting and renting o. houses &c. Being
uechArc by profession. Of thirty years Standing be cor
siders hinsel vel qualified Of Judging Of he value and
workmanship % budn-s and Of heir repairs To hose
who may lAink proper 10 employ him. be vii give ample
testimony rs - Character and abilities.
- ~" PETER L MABfE. D Leroy-st
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DEAD-Mr. Mary Sleeht OF No. i6i Hammond
st. who was shot by her husband with pistol Wed.
nesday afternoon and severely wounded in the left side
Of her neck died about 10 o'clock this morning John
slegh, the husband OF the deceased has not yet been
tod
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PURSUANCE u an order q The Sgog.e Of co1ay q
View lost notc hereby gwen all pefsoas bsvfs esrs
assn.t SkphDE H. COTTON, of the ciy IL N-sY o.
eriei N ff-.-f' ne er- 9TH vIaeer- tler~0fiO y sef
NJ ONO u John Pnesty 80. 10 tie Cy u
Nv Ton % ob~or. The ihteclfa asy Ja1.ay n.Ded
View fofs, sAth day ofJaiy lsis
,v,o,,,.,u. ;JohS PeiEsTLY ADMINISTRATOR.
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rAYIoR,s CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO.

: HERMAN ToUsEYs MAMMOTH FANoRAM
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LEGAL NOTICES.

sriTs s,x rOHk. CosTsoLsnA's Orycr
A ALI Notice hereby gwen, pussnan ~ NE tfec'a.a
Section 90 Title g. Chapter - ~ the ffsf Plr II to Rev tsd
sstle hat list Of all tie lands liable sold Tor ss'e, couW
and Rod Taxes, sssesed ,ni eed si) t- st op
1874 he's been forwarded e. each Of e COuBt rurefs ti In
,'fAs 90 the state and that much u The several parcels OF saf
lands may Do Necessary fhse the mi sfgs
~tsh niy be due thereon the time viii TS-o>ie
IN, Of November nett succeeding be sos
~ pu1c auction The cap,o the Cts d Dated Ay
july l. - fs3 iawi5~-l MiLLAItD FILLMORE Coairef
f ORDER Of the Hon D. p IngfshaIn one judge he
JCop "a Common Plea and Tor the Cy County Of New
ifA r hereby the 81 lie sta;nfe
sNnpf q itanen against absconn concescd AID feee
dsn9f- tai az sitac has against HoFB
WILLIAMS, sresiento Of Philadelphia d P@nns
and that e will b- sod or payment debts bs
sfpear ,nf fsrge such asch-nf according law within nse
nls from ne Afsi Publication Of his hat i- pay nsnt
" an deus due % hun b resident Il tbs STATE AID the aeseU
D. Inn Or ,f h usr, oi property within thus Stale b~lgs 70
nm ai Tie aef Of such property 3D. bun or1diea
law a1i arc VOID Ds'sf the fsh day n febrlary 1919
CAMPBELL A BOuGHTOs,
10 arem Attorney Or af.sclne cred Drs
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Ilf ORDER II Martin Lee County Walgtn dognfy,
ppCo1ns.o - te pror.Ds u
the affirming sifac1en .st @orie. e.i nd
debtors. has atsn.
Of HORACE GRAY and NATiANi-E FRANCIS 3~us
debtors tc .0id tf the payment er 40,
app~s and d.csrg~ such aitshaefs sforrx
months from ne hrit Publication no'le and
- payment n te1t- tl- 10 them b. d
delivery b. -n ~ r t~r " property
ngns % tlsn and Ne irsser o such properly By
fof.a-ier By law, and are eotDst-d JanusrJ lSIsts
FARMER q POTrEf. of WateiaA.
jI7 issrrn Atone. ior 90 ',e r,@.itsr
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MRS. ROBINSON. Clear stArcher, % MefceT-sL be-
-'i~een s2r.ag 81 Pnneess-Lec-s, lsrieion nusins,
embroidered window curtains beached aud made 70
look equal 10 new B. Grape cashmere and every -e-
scripcoa OF sha~ss Cleaned v ah - In
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HASNsTCSs scRIPTraA DioR,nA.-This imposing Fl
hbsOn Is worthy u VISIT from al who have apprecis-
of the sublime Mature attempt reproduce ii
by Ar They reenact the Creation in al ia stages the
made hghtl II the frnaneul beautifully Indicating
marking the sp7r0lsh q morning. The DEUCE" 10
masterpiece of corsnic ef-cI. exhibiting mm1 o.
t- clemens IN ne highest degree exciting " behold
Wild and our1ls voice Is that OF the wind, heard howng
through al this tempest TIE exhibition u got up m
greai deal OF ngeuuy and cannot All 70 b very attractive
Tickets 5 CTS. children aAlfPnee. Doom open al J.
Curtain rs-s n 3 O'Clock. 60 lnisp
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BOARDING.

---.,,s ~ rvOADWAY.-Tso splendid sues
u " 80 an. on ffsl aoor with pnsae bar he
'r 1 e~osd soor win balcony 10 70 "lih ~ ~la'si
'. A. ,.o,rs for sagie gentlemen. no" coo "a
.ter bshs ior he use tine occupants Apply ',s
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single Gentleman o. q-ss,, 20 ~
..S ~. ,,.es ali fil bosri on Sundays W pi..'r
f.riS n two persons. where there are 10 o fI ~ :,
Ne.t II Broadway, hear Pnrce-si A--'es' - 10.
Us nlrr.
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DICkED Up ADRIF Fin The North River a small
Skin Boat TIE owner can have Il by proving properly
and paying expenses BY applying s 10 Lndlows - 81.
A AND WARRANTS FOR sALEby fss w.
Il JOSEPH c. LAMRENCE IS WIN N II Inc
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BATTLE OF PALo ALTO

with 70. barracks Of Mexican so.dery. From This city
beholder IS carried in sight Of The
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THE GREAT BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA,

THIS Panorama l. the lsrges, and most magnificent Psin
ing seen shows the Battles, Encampmens Marches
Of the Army. and the general appearance Of Northern
Mexico with iis Rivers. Cites. Towns and Ranches.
The Sketches from which Il painted were taken from
Nature by sslfIl artist, one OF
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I'l71 aI % "lOt IL AID fefa ny GEORCE F0ss,
flarelaccu-st lB Sprng-st. door from suliynnst
90 for sale y kxgene Dupuy, eo9 Broadway; A. II.
Cough Co. lis Aon-st. @05 Bleecker-st A L. Win.
ship, II East Broadway,N Y Price Al per bote or a..
bottles for s.. a 2,v
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DpAkDINE-A few single gentlemen nay &C. a. h. .
ID no5s;ad with plefssr rooms, hreaSisst.~hl ca :.
private family at 45lt Broadway Reference eAeAAse'
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DoA,DINt:.-One frout Psrlor viii liffe foi -.
IL -, 49, f,,o nsrir.e 20 l-; 20 rcuftlAan an VIE
- hosnl .Ni be is either furnished OF ulf4f s"- 20
S.lher ar srp-7st- one single gent cnan c.n 'e ~
t'... i,h ..,arI Their. j. a bsh. with bot. coo 80
sn,,-.r Apoiy n - TrnhI-t cor Of Fourh-ase ~ ~
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construction of railroad from Dubuque, to keokuk'
through the counties of Dubuque jones' Linn, johnston
Washington Henry, and Lee. The petition of suic,y clt
survey and mark portion of the boundary Of said State
The petition of VIM. III. Tuthill Auey and Robert Cover,
and Jackonyer Baldwin, administrators OF The estate Oh
Harper Broser deceased praying the relief OF the heirs oil
said estate. ,, =,
By Mr. MANN, The petition of Frederick Taylor, OF
Westmoreand county, Pennsylvania, soldier In The late
with Engnnd praying for pension referred 10 inc
Committee on Invalid Pensions. The petition oil iteniy
Nicely of Westmoreand county, Pennsylvania, soldier IN
the late with England, praying pension referred 10
the Committee on Invalid Pensions
BY Mr.. PILSBURY; The memorial OF citizens OF the
collection district of Salura Texas praying the removal
the Decrows Point referred to the Com
mittee Commerce. .,
BY Mr.. CHAS E STUART The petition oil citizens oi
St Joseph county, Michigan and vicinity Tor an increase
the pay of the postmaster at Mottve IN SAID county
referred to the Committee the Post Once ana fos'
Roads The petition of the citizens OF Marshall Cahou
county, and State of Michigan. that posroute from ina
place Michigan the capital OF the State via Eaton ma
ids be established and that the mail be transported efe
on six times a week: referred the Committee on the Pos
Office and Post Roads The petition of 80 citizens oil Iona
county Michigan the removal of the seat OF government
of the United States Cincinnati Ohio referred to the
Committee for the District OF Columbia.
BY Mr. TAYLOR: The petition OF James ;. McGinnis,
of Ross county, Ohio, praying that he may be PAID Ms
against the United States for subsistence furnished
for SO the I'd regiment OF Ohio volunteers referred
to the Committee on Military Affairs
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FRIDAY, MARCH 10, lsas.

The journal having been read
Mr. SAWYER moved that the vote by which the
House yesterday committed TO the Committee of the
Whole House the bill to renew the patent heretofore
granted to Hamilton Lapham, be reconsidered.
Mr. VENABLE moved to lay the motion upon the ia
BILE: agreed to.
PRIVATE CALENDAR.
On motion OF MIR. CROWELL, the House resolved it.
self into Committee of the Whole, (Mr BRoDHEAD in
the chair and proceeded to the consideration OF bills
upon the private calendar
sion to Anthony Walton Bayard," was considered and
after debate
Mr.. CUMMINS moved to amend. by increasing the
pension to twelve dollars months and after further
Mr.. GIDDINGS proposed to amend the amendment, by
way OF substitute increasing the pay to twenty dollars
Mr.. FULTON proposed fifteen dollars, which was
agreed TO and the amendment as amended was adopted
"a bill to extend to John j. Adam patent for fatten-
ing cylinder window glass;" next taken up; and af
debate, division being called upon motion to report
said bill to the House with recommendation that ii
do not pass, no quorum voted.
Mr.. DUER made new point, to wit that the Chair
could not take for granted that there quo
rum present, from the fact that no quorum had voted
There evidently quorum in the House, and it
the duty OF the Chairman to ascertain by count whether
such was not the fact
The CHAIR overruled the point of order
Mr. DUER appealed from this decision; and the ques
ton being taken, the Chair was sustained
The roll was then called, and 1877 gentlemen answered
to their names.
The committee in compliance with the rule, then rose
and the Chairman reported the Of the absentees to
the House, which ordered to be entered upon the
journal.
Mr.. McCLELLAND inquired whether the names Of
the thirty members of the House who were absent upon
the committee escort the remains of the late Mr. AID
Massachusetts, would be entered upon the ourna
| as abscnteesi
The SPEAKER said that he would direct the Clerk, ii
making up the Journal to leave out the OF the gen
tlemen alluded TO from the list of absentees.
| PERSONAL
MOTION was now made, that when this House adj
lourn 1t shall adjourn till Monday next Upon this ques-
uon me yeas and nays demanded; but the House
refused TO second the demand, upon count
AT THIS moment and before the suit of the count was
announced from the Chair the attention of the House was
drawn to the oveIturnng of of the desks on the right
OF the area IN front OF tho Clerks table, where Mr.
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A PUBLICATIONS. de la GeOmetrie Descriptive aux
"A Ombres, a la Perspective, la Gnomoniquc, ct aux
Engrenages par Oliver vol quarto, and quarto atlas of
Illustrations, Paris 1917. Browns Perspective, vol.
uuarto London First Principles of Symmetrical Beauty by
Hay decorative painter the Queen Woods Perspective.
Jopng's lsomeca Perspective. Sopwlths 1sometrical
Drawing Cawse's Art of Painting in Oil Coors. Meri-
NEE Painting in Oil and Fresco Brook Taylors Linear
Perspective, Jopling's edition Demands Arithmetrical
Perspective. Landscape Painting in Water Colors, by
Shuttleworh. Handbook of Practical Perspective. Dea-
cons Elements OF Perspective Drawing. Gwilt Sha-
dows Philpss Theory and Practice OF Landscape Paint
ing in Water Colors Manuel of Drawing of Models Ma
chinery, and Perspective by Butler Williams civil en-
gneer. Phlips's Lectures Painting, vol, London.
The Works of Sir Joshua Reynolds 2vos London Paint
ing and the Fine Arts, by Hazitt and Hayden. vol.
Edinburgh Weales Architectural, Engineering, and Me
chanical Drawing. Witness Mapping and Engineering
Drawing Jamieson's Map. making and Mechanical Geo
graphy. Jacksons Sketchng in the Field. Plan Drawing
Military Reconnaissance &c. Engineering Field Work.
by p Bruh, civil engineer Just imported from London
and Paris by f. TAYLOR, together with others not
toned here-some Of them entirely new Mar
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TO THE FAsUIONABLEs.

WIGS, TOUPETS, BRAIDS, AND CURLS.-The
w subscriber, aving arrived, is prepared
all requiring his artistic services in the of
mental head of hair As his stay is limited, he will be
pleased receive the Immediate calls of all who may
quire his embelshng touch in the way of moderate or
luxuriant head of hair.
Apply his room, Egan Sons store, Pennsylva-
mia avenue, where he will AT all times be found during his
THOMAS QU1Rk,
March 6-3tif OF 400 Broadway, New York
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M n. M. DI.EN, .guctsoneer.

u,RUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LoT.-By VII
tue OF deed OF from Dollar Mullen, dated the 3
September 1897 and duly recorded in Liber w. b No
So olios 42I 422 and 423 OF the land records OF W
inson county will be sold public auction in front ID,
premises on Monday the 10th day OF p next, al oco
r. M part OF lot No L. in square No. 3i3 fronting q ed
inches on 10th by 50 feet in depth, with the In
provements thereon. -. -
Terms at sale. ~ W. D1Eh,
Mar g-2awNds Auctoneer
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T1OR RENT, one OF the best stands In tho City
Washington for any kind of business. The large soN
room (weniy feet front by eighty feet deep with goo
cellar situated the of 7th street west and PEN
sylvana avenue for many years past, and at prssel
occupied by Mr. G. w. Phillips extensive drygoo
session will be given on the of May next but esw
the present will give it up the lst Of April
terms, apply to ANNE X. DERMoTI,
At Mrs. McCormck's boarding house, over the
Mr.. G. w Phillips, and of Messrs. Hall Il Brother.
March 7-3tif
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-10
Hv NJ. ". DYER, .9scisoaeer.

TNRY GOODS. FURNITURE, &c. AT AUCTION
IL On Saturday morning next, the llth Instant at ten
o'clock shall SELL in front OF my auction store, lot Of
dry goods, consisting OF, in part, as follows;
Calicoes cloths, cassimeres. blankets
Shawls hannels, ginghams, We
Shoes boots &c.
Also, large lot of furniture, embracing a very general
variety such as
Mahogany secretary, book cases
Sofas chairs, tables, Wristbands
Bed,teads, mattresses beds
Piano fortes, China and glass ware
Terms, cash. ROBT w. DYER,
Mar Sd Aucuoneer