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TNOR X ~NT-a house containing eight good
sized rooms with basement, situated on 4th street,
directly opposite Wizards Hotel.
IL desired portion of the furniture would be rented
with the bouse Inquire al the Office of Wizards Hotel
Ap27-lwd Until
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Hy Ed. @. q G. r. DYER, .suetsonecrs.


ERTY.-Pursuant TO a decree OF the circuit court OF
the county of Washington, in the District of Columbia.
nund Law James Adams, executor, Lloyd N. Rogers,
and Others the subscriber trustee will sell the highest
Nav next at the auction rooms of Messrs. Edw. c. G.
f. Dyer the following described lots and premises, belong
ing 10 The estate OF Thomas Law, deceased, TO wit;
In SQUARE No 22S all except subdivision
10 40 lo,s and 8
DO 3sp, lots /, g. D. and 7
Do 295 lots and 8
DO 324, lots and IL
Do 3s9, part lots and b
E E S. s., lots 81. 4 + j. j, ar. nadia 4
Do Do g. g. ps,, II = g. D. saa 10
DO eso, lots 9. g. part 9 and 10
Do s S %: j. ID. a. a'a TO- 81 70 a. TO-
Do 81, Io,ss. s., 4s. ands
Do 7s5 lots asd II H. 90 81 a. 49, and part o.
Do z42, lots !, 4. 6. 10. subdivision %
Do Do IS 7.s H pa. log III and is
iS. il, L. 20, and % " ; =
Do "a, part 10 {. ! and
Do ITO, part l. part 3, part 8, part 4, part 5, 6,
50, part 10, part ii. parI2
On lots and 49, square 6ss are erected three three.
story brick houses, occupied by the United States
On part Of 10, D. in square &c., is three. story brick
house.
Terms of sale. one-our,h cash; the balance in three
endorsed, with interest from the day of sale.
The trustee the right TO resell at the risk and
of the purchaser in the terms Of sale shall not be
On the payment of the purchase money in full and the
final ratification the sae deeds will be gwen the
of the purchaser
Title believed to be indisputablc.
N"'' JAMES ADAMS, Trustee
E. c. & q. F. DYER.
Ap 29-3tawiftds Auctioneers.
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TINE subscribers received further supplies
and seasonabe goods, to which they respectfully
invite attention of the ladies and the public in general
Among or stock may be found the olowing
In ladies' dress goods of very recent purchases
20 pieces white figured Swiss muslins
20 do embroidered figured Swiss musns, in colors
20 do French jaconet lawns
80 do ow-prced do
50 do plaid gingham musIins
% do light French chintzes
Plain gingham lustres
Plaid do do
Striped gauze lustres, &c.
In white goods we have
20 pieces mued muslins
25 do fine book do
10 do low priced do. for Innings
SO do cambria muslins all prices
Is do fine iaconet cambrics
20 do fine Unchecked do
70 do mcclaim do do
rs do low priced plaid musns.
With unusually large of staple and domes-
tic goods all of which will offer the most
dating terms to our customers and the public generally
We respectfully solicit a call before purchasing elsewhere
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY 81 co.
APP 2J-lwif
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Celebration OF the Landing - The uarytssd PlgrsI
TUE Committee of Arrangements OF the Phiodemic So
ciey of Georgetown College have the honor to inform
the citizens of Washington Gsorgstown and tho vicinity.
that the splendid steamer Baltimore has been chartered BY
the society excuTson the 18th of May tho
site of the ancient Of ST Mays for the Purpose Of
celebrating the landing of the pilgrim fathers of
An grafton will be delivered the occasion by 4. Col
Inns Lee, esq, OF Baltimore and the Rev DIR Charles Con-
staniine Pise. OF New York, will oficate as chaplain.
The Baltimore will leave the Georgetown wharf 8, and
Washington at p; m, Monday, the l4h instant, and
VIII return on Wednes day, at noon.
Ample accommodations will be prepared for limited
number OF gentlemen and ladies' Applications for nckets
us DC made as soon as possible TO the Committee OF Ar.
judgements The price ticket for the entire trip will
oe 20 Applications in Georgetown be made Hugh
Oaperon esq In Washington, Richard H. Clarke, esq,
on OH, between and Il Dr. James f. Morgan,
IN street, and 10 John Carroll Brent esq of and
streets APP 23-dtd
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WANTED, ~ n~rss for Childrsn, q white WON an
w of good charaster, to whom liberal wages will be
given. Apply at the Observatory.
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AW Of RepIovin, practical treatise the Law OF
IL Replevin in the United States, with appendix Of
FORMS and digest of statutes, by p. p. Morris.
Just issued and received tor sale by
TAYLOR 81 MAURY,
Maya Booksellers, near 9th st.
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MAY BALL.-Mr. +. r. Liable has the honor in
Nl form the and gentlemen of Washington George
town, and Alexandria tina. his May ball will take place
Thursday the 10Th day of May, at Jackson Hall
Tickets to be had the Drug Stores of McCley, Butt
and Delany Fischers Sationers Hail. at Browns and
Labbs's residence and the door the night Of the
ball
An 24-dtd
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THE ADELPHI.
ONE NIGHT MORE.
THE DANSEUSES VIENNOiSES,
Forty-eight in number, under the direction of
MAD. JOSEPHINE WEISS,
VIII give one more performance this evening" Wednesday,
the I'd OF May, with entirely dances
PART FIRST.
The performance tocommence with the beautiful Pas des
Ammorettes, by 4S Danseuses Viennoises.
PART SECOND.
Pas Tirolien, by "a Danseu ,es Viennoses
PART THIRD.
Pas de Rocoro, by "a Danseuses Vennoises
PART FOURTH.
The performance conclude with Comic Divertisse-
ment entitled Chinese Balable, by IS Danseuses Vien-
noises.
Price of adnisson.Private boxes III Is box and par
quette 81 gallery % Doors open seven
performance commence at o'clock. Tickets be had
a the Office from 10 a. IN. till p. IN.
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rTe7 nFOHRkYPoRT, lsntiag siFor, 20, Hsg

--ss-'s----~ HART esvas Cham1ors-sf 2isrdsilyl 80
ssys exc-pledl al Pm. Returning, leaves keypoH
sl .T.f,-b :. Al iurs
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The Boston I,aHsc0pt says tnat Netsfs' D1'
export Bhdges the celebrated manufacturer .,
CsmJh6geport have stopped payment ard s1' Ps''7+
business It least for TIE present.
TIE Concord ard Clarsmoat Railroad mas DesH
opened to Warner, Upper Village, II miles from 0'A
cord, n IA.
A Conve,tion h,s been called TO be he'' Al
DeTepuor Iowa on the Ioth october, TO eon'ioei -.
res.ures ueoe,ssrv 70 Re taken for The improvement
toe Upper aisslsilppi .....f.
The Ob;o AID Pennsylvania Railroad pfoJee' .
bsino pu,bes with energy. Tho section from @''''
% Woos,.r Ohio. 10 % Be ou the 2'ih INST.
III. ,.n,r, Of the Pfesideo, and Ensineef Of
a. ..,c Hsu.s AID Richmond Railroad has been niso7'
- mi, il appear. that the location Of the Road ma
leo, s,jsbed snd the entire iine made ready Tor me
o,,,.,,rs Of the contractors The estimate made y
tho Engineer Of The cos. Of the road TeaSJ Tor ne -
pers,ruc,ure. from Indianapolis to Ierre-haute' Is
Ssi7 IA. bo;og $3.50 j. per mile. The total cost NJ
,hs road completed with rail ready for locomoil'e
yoser ia estimated % be- e3f5 555 TO- or SLIGO -
oer mile The total cost Of the road and equipments
res5y for transportation win be Sl,0lssol lOi beng
sl4il2 ~ per mile With fiat bar track the cost
will he 60; O52 10 less than with the Trail noJoW
nal ssys that part Of the line between Ierre Hsue Hh"
Grcenea.e embracing distance Of % miles, vas ~
10 contractors 10 December last AZ an aggregate SUM Oh
near $4,000 being about per cent below the esii
mate OF the Engineer Since that time the work has
been prosecuted with much energy the entire division
being already more than half comPieied end WI. prooS
BIZ be ready for the supersruoture early next Spring
Several propositions have been made by good and re
sponsbie contractors 10 take The work 90 the inc O'
txeen Greencsste and indianapolis, ~ the Engineer
estimate and 70 receive In payment 20 per cent IN
stock Of toe Company end co per cent cash me
President recommends that 10 OF 20 miles Of the rosa
DO put under contract carly M practicable shd no
n.s there viii be sufficient taken 70 justify putting
the whole line under contract early next winter
About $3.50 o. stock have been susfcrDea, aud n'
Vigo County Coumissoner- have agreed 10 subscribe
ESQ coo 10 stock Of the Company attbef next meeting
-shich 20 early IN this month. large majority Of t.
,erso. through whose land the road runs bAve rees
given me .i-h; % way 20 toe Company SITES ipi tn'
denote machine shops Sc have been procured 81 ia-
aanspol.s and Tsrre lsute 81 ga expense Of onyslvt
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euuNoRy s,1tss. Ar sss BIS s;sts d.. Bo'ies' .s-'
xsr, Msnts Isoersss NYoai nsrs lts sn4lA %. $500
- 49,. Hsld Js,-s o. escs. r., Tuoi.ss rhisss P-t W,
r,.ss ros,aso1. --ssrsr c.-- x, -
-Sas j. - Lsse. oss"nsr'' MOI 81 s''>
s5sfoS. s.g NAT tara C-a J..sal f.lss' 20
glnl b. o,s' l.-'. a sn'. v..ss -.-''. 30 No..
.,.rs I.ar d lsrsu~n. Nkcfelfs Sassi 49, Pa E
81 49,. W..ssr Nsg-~ a., Harp, ooes. - e-,e
,, Crl~.i S.~ Yass C.ril gsf' Bras. ~i-- sais,f
fasAss >Nr'ce.-t sr-sai, san1sf., $50 ss.st y. -
.ad . er<s Al Sa.ss Sr 80, p.'i, ~ 49,.
2 n Hatn- Tr-oa' 80 Gov sr<xs. in ihnsesFea -
Soiesu raou>s, NoIssusi tss. srS 'on Jas
= Jsar o. ~ ~ ssns N.rs Arfr
s,-ui NoTfa $40 W. Causes ssre.sas - "a
na ,eA-oa Chsftssol ? Al J-a~~ fcHsssoa Aca.i :
Bsras,us ~ f1t.n..- ArC-. fsnn. a7ff.. eef - S
s.ri ahors Wli. k-lrss-r Dove. ftrsno-cI peaS.c.
ek 81 snirses rs Ssn@ryis pctf- stjctui No 50
$50 Csrcs Lus, sss Assu. Nsf as Ne sr i'ses
~E.fa s-ptsi-s-r ~arH Ss.aa. ssai,l. Med
Rs>SOR ~ep 81 Arr ~ Jcel Asoss Moo schfs :.
ace Hos. Msssn. Coati hosiot hsA o.a sA 81 y.
- a.,rr.n Pr-f-ct trS Bsrt So1s, N-Pcr--t
f.e a. o. k'Ffsss f-f,s' 90 a'n, Sa-
sskRirsroS $50 sArr .ehf- I.ss-i. ssrry. Bsss.ef'
SC. Rle Rss fnac~ Ess Peat MI lsta ~ - Wes
Fu.ss MI e-orss Sh.sha'n, Nraoti. 49,. ~,
nor. 80 gaalns 'rssos. H0Fpsr, Jassseuvil- ~,
NOBiLk S-gs - Arr b. >siAA, 49, 49,; a.,
~, v.,. Com. 4 saroi-sfsi Brsai psiarxf- sa'a,
..b.tA SaAh Sss fcrt g1a.t Prescott >ss fo~5-
cs.pnsa so.syi og Pre-,tss, i's's xs,sss .Sr
ssons eay Sat Bnss-Pcrts kns''ci Ss.s. ssS o'' -
500 rsosas.cn NYoss II nsn Deases, sna .. c..
-, v.s,ss cosb, s.s~r sssuss N1ef, B.s, rsass
R..,s a.. Cssp. sgrsae. strs' na-tce fiA. soP
Kr.r Frisav asr,fofc. WssA~f'a, Asrn@ Nts'.' s'
k,es 30 80 skr .h, Rs.s Ssutiors ss~por'
No.. sssas B.rsii sicrs ssn' Lam s'c-' iA1-s'S'
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MARINE IouRNAL.
FORT or NEw-YORK.....sEPr.


ARRIVED sis,1.hg Scrh-rlsf huld m Charlotte. ~ nf'
..s So. frd Tssion o. Plassa s-fk Rsp5. Ward from
Hsvaua on th- HOOK, bound Boz.
ssl sa.s pIJe Iirr- l1e a-i - .'eefa.4 tla-
,-ra TAYLOR Merrill 2ai. - 81 Don o. $50 asissusr eilf
$50 shepherd As~oh, Liverpool Ausu.' ~, ints' 40
.is-srr q-.sa0 I-lu Co. ins- hsssToi ho''n -'
disf in liverpool Avg q .
a. 81 no. Tc-1n Inc Rapid pnf irt1 Nrroz on scc''o
fh..s winds C rf Ca1s c.nav-rs 'r1- Ices I'm lt-Nh
Tor NYort $780, Fr psn -hoAs stp Jessore FROM ~"
Ds.s- ic NYof Len bafsH Ins Hsfuf fti nr MOS, Dog
gnar,ria Yi~n hr.on Cam, On Bo.fcu uoci Louisa W.
b-, or BIG s-lsr. kdrtss n Boston ofs ar
a1tiisi schr taT-st KIM omstea-s ilf Hf-fs -'oo
B schr rs Wst.r kae.foa. jam. 20 dstr. frnel g. @
master e.-d la CO With Kingston. iof fhaeo-gfs lr D
Anscsa ss.s- Do port GA us 1t s1i l'h inst 81 BE-
.rs al. ffln WsN -qrluE IRE oremast strained ne verse '
ssi her 10 leak ser Bat
Scht yuia Aun. Tnff.-. Virgins z ts, f1uf
sem Am-fcan Coaster Crsm-f, Va, paiaio~s
s,hr Wooster Hau-f, Va. t'nr
sctr naunfrtt Bue-ry. Va. wood
sehr Eny sohuson Is Biuno tobacco 5La-o- - ~s
schr Fsifis1 P-rt.s. A.eKsndrs. ur. Ai-r PtI'r
setr eo.t. nstnUf-. CO al. Johnson & lo~s--
schr R-srsf Suck ~. suHti shils'c1
S,hr Richmond Oflri. X ctmont. n-ul.
scar Evelns ttoss a. uian, Ns,~rc-
Schr fsif, Purcell. fOrUa., cora.
-chr Hamilton Hsrss O-orgefoNu, fl.4f
schr AIMS Coe Wtf. Va. p1'soes.
s0hr joins An. Tufua. Va hiuf snc gran
schr ischa1ge. Jsu-tI sou %, single.
| AfAtusn, Avsrs, Baltimore loa.
Srhr Oghir. Burnkfuri Co rssfosr. rriN
schr D Gr-goFy, APPRECIATE v ~cfst
s.hl Wn H-ofs G0-oi Rs.t.nof-, houf.
s,hr stsriag. Robinson, Va fotsio-' .
seir Iusits. Lst0urstt hmon' lour -elAsou Iowa
schf l. Poet. HfChborn Baltimore csAl
srhr Aloe. Sever, ts.tnrr-, coal
etll Sas.n hra,. Ssoffsicwa, vlfsf
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.N e.srrt srrt s. Frsrla Asa fsesl "a. si,ai'
o ,,or 30 Wet fsae Hears iron a. huiiss -
.oa De- .fp- At-s Jrsu-ssa, Ne 80 sfu s- 60 ~ v-
80. ~ ~ a. on Nm kch. kslPon 70 80 = N
-, r-coftss lf ~ Snono- lssrc o. upit Noasi' 20
t,-eri az 81 SIS "n !. IS " e- w = W "A, ~,
~ a. m .ssgeo tr ssogsQorv sh. TAT :. o IS ~ W "a
o,..sr. . a iosssa o5 ssns, 7, :. s,f r..
Zen IA osScu im snturs Va psraisei -sPi 10 81 = y W
- " erg Vr-r. Ncr~sy. 1 i-s.o-l c loit is,' =
"a ,,r.I.,-s sht scr foIisns So % ns- sN
1910. P.a, scsr kvasto OF PrcsPeCi 81 p sas PMS
roucess joy -. shp Sosssas l.n-f 20 80 I,
4 u-. artt 81 a a~ttt Nee-'
si.t O.rr.. NSr-tnn M Az kcha hoot b.isf 49, 80
-, ~. IA. C4nccs MsI.c- NJ bzrs ts~arc. lee 70
80. - ST. sap Ben' iuoks Nod. Nhi 3ih ssts esa
49,. NJ ,ah - % Places -. S' ces 80 fe' .s' ~
-. rJ-..., Nn - ths iantsii o..s0a NhFf-s "a 81 p.
~. n.reh Nrsss Ntrrorrt c1hs, t1h o. ptea Dts =
~ snsss tss AslPou. Gsgdl-f NssiPs - - % .' '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26

FRoM THE YELLOW SroNE.-Ihe steamer
Amelia Capt d. Finch, reached this port last evening
from the outh Of the Yellow Stone River she efnss
a. psssensers Or. Russell and Mr. Robertson, from
Fort Laramie Col Msckay, u. 5. OR. NJ. was ei1 At
Port LeavenwoTth.
The gentlemen who came down from hort Laramie
report that the OF the trains of the emgran passed
that point bet xscn the 1{th and llth of August Inc
.sss on the Plains excellent and the last trains
we're getting on remarkably well.
me Cholera had ragged TO considerable extent among
the Indsns in the vicinity OF Fort Laramie but had sub
sided SO far AZ information could be acquired II had
also disappeared among the Indians lower down IA
fact N had not been severe among the uiOes on tht
Missouri River az with those more remote
The gentlemen by this boat bring confirmation o.
the death OF Mise Fanny White, OF this city Trey say
this, her tombstone stands in Ash Hollow with her mans
sud place OF residence upon 10
There wss mail by the Amehs.
Isl Louis Republican 18th.
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HssatNS rEg INDIAN AT CHIPPwA FAILS
a. p Warren gives connected account IN me VS.
cosss Erpress OF the hanging of the Indian ~ Cnp
,swa Fsls which took place some two months az D.
K his account ouly four men engaged IN me
transaction, and ~ was unprovoked sna uenos' a'e
rou~s,r Tie lnoiens we're much exssporatcd about
a. and severL bands came to Aliens m,i' anu anu, ." s
handed that those who committed the deed Should DC
,lyen 40. 90 be tried By our lava some iormsl'y
va, gone through with, aud the men were ued anu
sent os but have no information that they ever
reached Prairie dn Chen
R,irRoAp Bslp6r BpRSsp.-The Railroad
Bridge on ,he Western Road. at Chatham Centre l'o
feot spsa ~ss entirely destroyed BY Hre on ssords
afternoon about o'clock having taken nre IRON Goa
from sioeono,ivs. The Interruption viii not coarnne
many davs a. efficient sud prompt means are oens
sskce rebuild H. The lose cannot DO less fnsn
W $1,000 Albany AuSs'
Dsocra-The Caiocf.a (Ndl Whig saws the
aroGeh, stiu continues throughout Middeto~n valley
NJ rsin having fallen tor four wecks The tsrm-
era save given up ell hopes OF making more than =
.alrd of crop Of TIE taiiow ground broke up
during the drou,h Is In sueh scondtion 20 re der
rs preparation Tor the reception OF grain utterly i'm
possible
~ The Ciercsaaa Plainde1ler mentions the
s-s,a Of Mr. Cox very worthy man. Of pur. frisht
during the rsgins OF IRE AT ns ncase on fridsy nigh
Of lsst week. Mr. Cox, who W" OF avery exc'so.e
temperament dariag the CONSIDERATION which prevsi
"a tainted and vas found lying upon TIE led his
tssoily Immediately spilled restorsnves' eH' WHOM
avail
srtr FOR BRrkcs OF MARRIAGE PROMISE
me sepeub~r term Of ;se Court Of Common Pleas 10
Es,sx COUNTY wss in session at Newhuryp last week
ae cf he two CAGES given 70 the Jary was est o. MS
Pa.,rua of D.nvers We Charles w. story OF Essex
sor breach OF msrrisge promise The smo1nt OF osii
sxss sued Tor BY Mise Putnam wac sos0. he 'oi,
gave Der st7a.
T.x.s OF LIrEsaKr ME>.--The following gen
s.m,a oay The taxes assessed against their names
.n..srs from the tax list published In Cambridge =
Esnry w. Lopefellow, Sl6o u James husss. Low
su 50 i6 This Ia pretty vel for Poets kd"sls
Eyer-tt sll< Prof FELTON,, s9S II PROT Nofts
Sssi s2-sae largess in tho city John g Paiiey siV'
As II,rSois FARw.--The-e 10 ara IN thi'
s,sre which contains twenty scven thoasann $500
Tps proprietor Of II, tho present sessou raises iSN
49,, OF corn 5000 OF which 10 IN one held Az ny,
su.h,ls per acre this would give osoVOo oashe''
Beat il who can
AeortrraL OF THos. w. Lorrikh.-i oo'nS
~ Io,tier. charged with shooting VIM r SooN 70 W. W.
r.rooesn House. on the 18th Of July, At richmond
20 falIy acquitted on Saturday lssi he prV'eo, oe
Inc the ex sminston long existing criminal
l.rtreen his wife and the deceased
~ A colony OF Mormons is about beng .orms.
,o,tr sre miles north Of Ksnesville. 10 lowe
,e,,s are making to build gris and saw mn - ~.
rcnt and large numbers oil Mormons are exPse.a -
ssc,ss there sntsrins lands with view to perns'ea
IvesSiea-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26

WORTH ~DTtEE.-fOR SALt-The msrllr-
w turnr business of staple ericr. Tor SQ conducive
of larse profis with little cnmp7tr1u win do41le fur
r.ca of cas1g machinery &C. Satisfactory rcaf1ls Tor
d.sposinE OF ihe can be given Apply to +. hr-
Prices lss ~, tieenihsi between Seventh ard Eighth
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ni-naicra. &c.

Packet ap Rhode i.sni from frosisncs ior iah. 49,
..i- a Font Jueb on FRIDAY md 20 anchor Tie
SATURDAY uf Zoe purpose 81 towing e
Nrt.fo Subsequently f-srrlrhH drp1cn satseeF-' e
ing i~r affval - N-v lcrf'i- -..
Sap ts po rspofs iaai on ee ~
cotton marked 3 On ms e'
80. naass " Nsppesr-o 90 have he7n euts shot tns " ''
"
schr jane. kluf Wail~rlit from Nss f"fN p.pnN " -
atc,on sc put n,1 Chs-sou on he 20 ntt ~ asiis
axay nasan Ell attached stove busi sni 90 eo'tls ~
| I'm. = - LII ~ ~
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Passengers Arrived.

Ia f,sml,s srr,r rem C.srf'fgrVsa D3a-as' i-ap
f.,s.- $780, raf. d-y, Dr. srysu, - so''t iin-i
ns w cs5.asa 81. ln.y-' Hsrrg asroon ' en- -
~ Webb J Wrasr. " sf,ie- CsFf forsf tne if'f, ~
por.r M n se,ea Buds Cspon. Chss. -'-'ns, w =
Mao. Mfs 0insiie, iif- csf.a''ff Janus
~ ats u si.i-. isdy anf fht. ED 10 tA@ ssrf
H. b. Raye from Harana n Nifal jcia ~ N,ou hl.i
sni sans. ih- Jlfe5 stas-j tl9' nj ~ ffiHHf'' @
u1,l foo. Castro Orloia 1ufras Onlpiai bHsais
io.e N suusr. Frad de- -'fs marhufo. srs1h
Ia IN. sIoias BiSdit f1 Have hslsm7 1amsha lsnl4 :"
w,.nfafh aey child servant, Ffaos osse tas' fai'
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TO BUILDERS AND OWNERS or HOUSES.
rrs eric Ixyrr-Dovy SASH SUPPORTER

MP PARTICULAR ATTENTION n builders hard
ware dealers snt others is called o. the ka'c " az
dow sash Supporter. which Is complete -l'-i-lie TOY
weight. and pu.evs very simple. no. None 10 kei oAi n
orfar Will last long he sash may n' pl INTO i'
49,. v rrv person n the TOP r7d bottom SASH and - uul
of .irh; viii retain the window n any position ana pre-
vent sh,king By tbs wind cost much ess man ""Shl'
and % '-y. and no box castings required
10 l. tor Railroad aud other small windows 80 =
erus 1 s-.h eh.ng - 90 i5 b1i 10 5 o. sash weigh
lrI lt .l O. llg
IfBsi,,4s Agssfs Boston, L. Hosmer, Ney-forS
Quincy Deiapierra; Philadelphia, helto1 be1cta ,
Baltimore, SicEney Beatty ~ Louis. Chit farr Co.
S WHlTMARsH, Nanufsc.urer
,,1l ssvsmWLg Northampton. Mass.
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AZ ~ slolt ,iOt \ l0ig3 y ts1s slsaEs 4 -'.1 M
aius,lf cr S.l rfsncsco 49,
Touched At F.ys ass d. Ba.0sn 0sssasi oo ho'''-
AID .ail-d scaln th- day ief Csl'ofna ..
ke IL a. y \ oo 81 hsas sun Hooper ron Ns" le''
T... h~aH.I irI v.
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TEXAS.

8EoFsz guTfrR BROrHEs, Galveston.
HsERfs GcoRGg BUTLER, Neasro so1 Qlirlsns
ssFfTI ATTEND % tie collection 20 Notes End Ac-
w counts Ia the Stale u Texas he purhss- of Produce
receiving ard orwardiug merchandise and .la p Dtn.
-rei Comm ssion Business.
RTFEREsCEs J., sGw-f0EK
N-.a T.rI.r. gal c. Ir-. o. & Co. u Dudley d Co.
81 ga'.ls. F.l F W-,nc-s 2 c0 81 f'- - g.
.-a 4 Person, 3 a D ist-nf W l'~' 'eAi ID I'd
Hartnci. l0rIas 2 c..
Omre ~ Waii-.i NeW-ior1. aus ir'
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IMPROVED PLATFORM SCALES.

E1LOOR AND PORTABLE, Coal, Hay Railroad, Bank
. Counter and al ofher scales, uHsuiacturrd ty ne
Nev-Yors J1urrsvmen Scale makers Co - Greenr-s.-
Tive Sea o. This Company deseryeiy taxing prcce
~nc@ II sl others, AID FOR correct1ess END durzy are
anrvaea warranted correct ard nc liable 20 get oll o
order We refer with confidence % he merchants and
weeh.masters Of New YORK who are 81 literally patron
zing us. Also ersmes OF acknowledge superiority os
a. with no above 81 li5 Maiden-sne. near Frontst
y mere III orders viii promptly attended 0, and repair
H.. lona 4iiroat delay ~ go. o SHEPPARD,
an. Agent " = J = II Co
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n. KREIsCHER

FIRE BRICK MANUFACTURER,
No. g. ST. o. anl - Goefcs-st near Delaney
fire Bricks III oil shapes and Graie fixturrs,
sizes. Irfe trNr--
BacEer's ari Greenhouse Ire ri'ftIf
IIes lflfc Gay OF superior guns
8s. srI slabs ofa sizes Fire sand OF upsror quality
Aaces OF every description made Co order a. moderate
rrtcps Orders executed AZ short uOlce. slb 1n-
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THr PLACE FoR AN OUTFIT.

FASHIONABLE MEN aud indeed AL Who wish 10
4 po.se.s he appliance of comfort ard elegance com.
pfisea in q hsnd.orle wardrobe. should drop in az
tgATES eslablI samert. llair P1r-eils q AEltcI -.
Ers.iwuy Ills STOCK Of Fall Goods embraces great va
ri-v Of hssuifu SCARE Cravss. Dressus Robes Cloves
srts 81 and elegant patterns ard tra lnesi mate
f4- 81 end ss hsHasrrcri-f- enh1 ife-1 Hnf other
-nsusufers 81 Purses. Money br.i. Stoke, Collar.
ARD other articles necessary to perfect c-i eiiner Tor
me iouf.i or royEgeur 0r be man Of fashion ~ aome
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coal. COAL. COAI.-Best Peach Orchard egs
I rsnz- sld stove sizes - OS prices Range ana tsk
To- fsi stoves. make, cfnser ~ 3 - TT 1oI van
.nd coal cal ~ SIMPSONS yard. = llou pson-- ne-i
S7riur snd O. ChnsloPoer-si near Jefferson Market
- IN
COAL CHEAP FOR CAsH.-Aboui l.so mns
y in ihs coaysrc So HousorsL cor. Of Ihompscl .o
Re sod % % close an Grocers Ia buy arxy
may DO vel 10 cal Coal may be engaged delversaie
I'll 3isi Oc- .n
COAL FOR GROCER-.-Pelrn Orehsre ke1
l Ash Goa. frsg quality. 81 able icr IsNe, .
rhsr.luE from hOaL Tor dsys rot sac io~i Tor
case Apply 10 STONES DtSN55.nSsSS.
fv1-N luI ArlnorfsL resf clNelN>f-
.xrHITEA>D REDAsH CHESTNUT COAL
w from the 4nds Of The Forest llnpreF einrl. Se
m County, 10 prresg order md Of arge SIC soa
by the cargo By ChNs 4 ~ NJ te,.s,
an-4 frnanr- - >ttltl-f- az .-----
Spring NOVNTAlN LEHIGH COAL, Tor
- - r., J p. OSTRoM.
.fai--.' .o- T.-tA-sverue and Twenty s.Ni1-st