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steam Engine and Pumps for Dry-Dooks
0.-'7,-- New York.

BurrAr OF YAsns AND DOCKS, wa Ma i low
csEAiEp PROPOSALS, endotsed Proposals for Steam
~ Ensin,. md Punps far the Dry. Dock New Yerks
will be at THE oes until y on lie Isl day -
Nav nex, for constructing. delivering erecting and put
fins In ssul operation. at the Nsvv-yard ~ New
york steam engine and pumps capable ofperformns the
wow REQUIRED in pumping out the prydock said engine
mi humps 10 be by The builder 10 perform the
wark within the time specified, and operate succsse
f,,iIx for the iarm Of one AFTER completion.
r,reusr specifications oil the work lodged with the
Nsyy Aesn, ii New york-the cnpmandant Of the Navy
yard there and the Engineer Of te rydoek 10 ether Of
whom OF this Bureau persons desirous Of Offering
referred copy, which request will be frwarded By
Docs Offce.
January, 1850 JOS SMITH
apr 2-lawtw
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We are pleased to find that the cabinet Of General
Taylor has given general satisfaction to The Wing
press throughout the unon--fhe slave-holding and
States present unanimity Of opn-
lon In its favor unknown heretofore In the annals Of
an incoming administration. The fact " besides
being the unrvnlled battle eld-hero Of the age Old
Iack has equally az strong claims TO a mastery
SKILL and Keen penetrating foresight into those pc
ct,liar notions becoming the simple Planners. Gus
tome, and habits Of true and genuine republican
people, Carolfon Miss., FYag. = n
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nIARsHAL,s SALE.

virtue ofa writ Of yendtloni exponaa judgment Of
condemnation. writ of attachment issued from the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit c-un Of the District Of Colu
b for the county q and me directed shall
expose TO public sale Tor cash. Wednesday the 9th day
Of May next at u O'Clock NJ before the Court House door
Of sad county all The right ttle and interest Of Rchar
No g. in squire No 325, in the city Of Washington front
Ing ibl feet on Twelfth street west and 16 feet Virginia
avenue, seized and levied upon the properly the ead
Richard Bufler Price, and sold 10 satisfy judcias LAG
to March term, lsi9, in favor OF Joseph Lindsay.
ROBERT WALLACE, M
ap l0--dts Marshal Of the District Of Columbia
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PosT MAsrER AT CooPrRsrowN, New Yonx.--
The Frceman's Journal says, VIM. Nichols, Esq,
has been appointed Postmaster In this village, in
place Of Robert Davis Esq, resigned. Mr.. Davis
has been capable md efficient officer, and has dis
charged his duties for period Of eight ycare, we
believe, 10 the entire satisfaction If the public
His successor, Mr.. Nichols, Is gentleman Of high
standing In the community and though politi-
cally opposed 10 us, we doubt not his appointment
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.lIARsHAL,s SALE.

TN virtue Of writ Of er cas sclre fanias under the
lien lsw issued from the Clerks Office OF the District Of
Columbia for the county OF Washington and 10 me direct
cd, shall expose TO public SALE for cash "Wednesday
door Of said county at ~ O'clock NJ the following prop
ey viz: Five wostory and attic frame dwelling. houses
Square No &c., city Of seized and levied
upon the property Of Sylvsnus Holiness and sold
isfy Juciala No. 81 to March 1919 In favor UIys
SEES Ward. ROBERT WALLACE Il
dec l3-ds Marshal OF the District Of Columbia.
E-Thc above sale mot Inn wing been co,n.-
Piled with will be resold and sale take place the 9Th
day OF May next at the place. at l2 o'clock, NJ
ROBERT WALLACE
ap l0--dts Marshal Of the District Of Columbia
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Mn. CLAy.--WhIle a large company was cnue,Iy
Saturday, Il was nscortained thar Mr. Clay was on
board the Peyiona, which had just landed He was
soon surrounded by IN indiscriminate crowd Of
wings and Democratic, In a few nluutes after his
wns fred In his honor. The Sentinel says the old
gentleman was looking remarkably vigorous and
cheerful He was on his way TO his hcme In Ken
tucky.--N O. Picdwne 3lsf. ~ sg4 y sHFs
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My-THE ONLY GENUINE-rn
W1sTAR's BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
CAUTION TO THE pUBr lie.
THE Only GENUINE
Or. wistartA
BdLSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
HAS THE iN
WRITTEN SIGNATURE
fthe sole Proprietor
-


On the outside Wrdpyer surrounding eaei Bottle,
THIS believed to be the only article bearing the above
j .ltls as tmanang from The Doctor. The WINES Of
wild Cherry for relieving affections Of the Luns aud that
dencs OF domestic practice. s S
Ciyqf Phiiadephia, sswilliam NJ Spear, OF the City
Of Philadelphia being duly sworn according 10 law depcss
prsparina Dalrsm Of wild Cherry for sf~ctsn II the
Lungs which was given 20 him BY DR.. Wstar regular
educated Physcnn and that he believes Il g be u. ons
sworn 70 aud subscribe, before me- and city sesi affixed
On The rs, day Of November a sslssa hundred and
Acopyright for the ralsam Il secured
Absurd as may appear IN tbs face Of the shove unsni
piled to the United Staie Dsrie, Court c Pennsy y mia ior
an Injunction on the General Agent for the United Sates
and the British Provinces 70 prevent said Agent q ON sell
rai Individual cleimng the rightly OF COURSE be HON.
Judge OF said Court promptly refused y.
it's Wisar's original nasam Of Wild Cherry alone that
per,orms the CURE Let them not deceive you 1-Iook
wn.l 10 the mark ofhe genuine. 3affl ,s5t
no Dr. Wifiar's Balsau Of Wild Cherry possibly he
the genuine without the written signature OF WIN NJ SpsAR
oe,ns NC only genuine Balsan, offered the pu bile
~ &rnvms bsru y put up 10 bottles, with iha words
s sss sssr Gs..y sesss as
''Ss"l discount r d \ ESrs and dssisn = s
Ncrfcn TO rHx Prntic'- have M. AZ, .,,,, ,,.d =
w Dcrrr Sous No isI Norm seoon s3rssI iea
p a., p ss w WsS',,sis shSE As,ss g
All orders for the Nsisam RAdsssssd 70 shesn vii; b
promptly attended a me rcpetors low es whs,sssis
pr xiss or al. 5, mo.. wM sss1s
ans throughout he United sss Msce ~ M ina;ss m
Br:h Provinces who as N the prscucs Of Yelling osn
Price 81. Six Bottlss for Is
oHhsa u De ksss. Ivy V's M s ais"'
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New YonK.--If the Wings throughout the Sv -
are discreet in the exercise Of power and care i IN
the maintenance OF their present Organization we
may look forward, with confidence 10 q y. otrscted
supremacy. Albany Evening Journal
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Correspondence Of the Newark Daily Advertiser
Jneidents Of = Journcy from Vera Cruz
CTR OF MEXICO, March y, IS

49, Hs L{Tf OF MEXICO, march IL lS4S.
Our Manhattan Overland Californian Association
Winds most # The lime Here We formed ii four
divisions, viz, The Island City, Pacific Rangers,
started on the astR In wagons, the New Jersey and
Enterprise on horseback onthe 9th and the Island
City in wagons the next dny. We tof the Jersey d.
ysion,) are allw and in fine spirits having had no
however were met by them 9mes below Puobla, IN
a deep and dangerous pass. The gucrillas came out
Of the chnpparel and formed In line abreast and
deep the Rangers, numbering 80, halted, dsmount-
ed, formed likewise and marched up 70 them. Az
soon 40 they were within gun shot, the gaerillas
took fright as usual and ynnossd In the chanparel,
10 the great modification Of the Rangers, who burn
more or less 81 these gentry around all the Time but
they keep out Of ourway. Their depredations are
less frequent than formerly, on account Of their be-.
ing hunted down BY government troops and lnncers,
who are stationed for this purpose. They have
caught several lately and hung them up BY the road
side without Judge or jury, The Mexicans In the
interior are hostile 10 Americans that II Is unsafe
for small companies 10 go out after dark unnrmed,
but they are very much afraid OF Yankee ammuni-
ton. 5s l5ss sis sss Yas nv i.
Wewere caught yesterday on the mountains In tho
most severe snow, hnil, rain, and thunder and hight
ming storm ever Witnessed. The company diemoun-
ted and stacked their nrIns On entering the val
leyo we found that no rain had fallen there. We
have averaged about 30 miles day thus far having
camped ont most of the time; have pitched our tents
twice, and slept In houses twice-sleepIng the re-
niander Of the time on the ground with our pom.
chos over us, which 10 the morning would be found
covered with wator. The dews here are almost like
rain, and the weather nights and mornings 10 very
cold, and in midday very hot but we are getting out
Of this kind Of climate. ,,E IN ss
To-morrow we start for San Bias, whence we viii
take vrsscl--as TO 60 by land up the coast would
require over two months, and very dangerous that
We have oil Of us found our baggage too heavy for
kn.,a all rlnthi ag huA rsvzt
enough to carry us through. The country here 10
full n golden reports about California, but there are
not no mapy going from this country as from the y.
S-ns here the people know the difficulties OF the
way. would adyise no one 10 como by this route.
II people cannot be persuaded 10 stay AZ home,
they had better 20 round the Horn as BY that route
they win get 10 California Just a. soon and much
would etoy 1T homel But being thus far, make the
best Of u, and will 90 through | viii endecvor to
keep you advised Of our progress from time TO time,
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THE BLACK CODE VI THE DISTRICT OF COLIN.
plA being complete tieestrd Gods OF all the Laws
large generaland relating = N. colored p.ruas
tion whether ise or slave ~ the District Of Column
Ma and within M, limits Or the Corporations az wsrliE
TON aud Georgetown on the lst ~ Ncve~ser lstS ue
whole ARRANGED according 10 shcfe OF The laws ns.
esIvea nv Wortbpvtou a. Snethtn, Counsellor A. Law.
jusi publishsd, In pamphlet rres "espr rhWfnSV
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Co., heartily thank these Of ~ friends md f.l.
efSsH low citizens who, as understand. hive
signed paper circulated who'd. /, without nv Rnowl-
edge or consent recommend, ag me for the Office Of
district ATTORNEY Of this .Jistrict--and as have
similar papers presente' to them, accompanied by
not a. all authorized by me, have
thought i proper tc take This method, as the only
ADEQUATE one, o. % yising them that the movement
reerred 70 wiz out my concurrence and has been
apparently des gned to be used TO my disadvantage
=, RICHARD WALLACH q
ltushinE ton, dpra 10Th l849--lt 9.t8 e.A
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THs DirtomArrc sxreoIISc.---Tt seems that
sils and laces the articles said 10 be smugglsd
Il Stockholm, BY the ccgnsancs Of the United Satss
Charge there, The amount Of duty thus avoided Il
stated % b twenty thcussnd dollsrl-N. x, Es-
ynSss,
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WATcHHousg Henry Russell black was brought In
,or nghiins on Sunday night before Ebenexer Church,
new Jersey Avenue, under the hill and the Cspol
henry - member 81 pe Church, bur like many white
Inlks when ne would do welt evil Is present with him
lne oiner comnaitn's elued capture, and he, being
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DC. aIdaing. and bid. w.rrsn spsseh sg.ln.ll

- NuA"hs ~" ms warren ppcocn esssA'
twill be- remembered that so soon as we saw Inc
rapport Of Mr. Giddingss remarkable speech at Wai-
rem, wo published that portion which charged Con.
Taylor with using his personal and official Influence
70 induce the late Congress 10 pass Walkers amend
ment TO the Civil and Diplomatic Bill, and repect
fully requested Mr.. Gddings 10 inform us how, with
whom, and when General Taylor had used his inhu-
ence and also how, and Of whom Mr. @. obtained
Mr.. Giddngs, by the first mail, paper containing
our article; but up 70 this time We have not heard
lisp in reply. This win be regarded as somewhatrc-
markable, when II Is remembered that Mr.. g. above
nl men, rslishes with great guso any interrogatory
which may enable him 70 attrnct Tor moment The
popular gaze and thereby increase his strange noto
riey We shall not nndertuke TO account for his
silence In The present instance although we DO not
hesitate 10 say that In our opinion does not require
the greatest sagncity 70 do So and TO the sastnction
Of all sensible men. ~ lIeareidnd, Ohio, Herald
WAsurxaros. March q. is49
The .,.,smsn,. "a 800. .h.r,s. 49, rr.d -,
the Hon Joanna Ssiddnos IN M snlpach =, Wa,
ron ngainst ti,s pras,Sn, ~ IA IInl,sJ S,a,.. s
reny,,s,sd 10 Ne n,aa M va ~ pss chrn,a r.
liz wrrs, rsc.ivad sers, ,.ih ,,,.h srar,. vndid
w.ii n caIIinr man NJ ciaa,as y, H., ~ ,,,,a
vhsn ,hs rir. yhs, ~ ~ - ,,, IN r, ~
Canor,ss bssnh, "a 49, - na,'s ~ ~ ass
Tayor MI q Veil lncv Shsp ch.,aen i. ec,inn n
sn.nicious ~ .,a.ds;, ~ - - !. ~, -
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by 70. @. a q. F. DYER, Auotioneers.
GOVERNMENT SALE.-on Thursday, the 10Th
VI OF April at IL M At the United States arsenal Wash.
ngton, d. c., for Of Government sh, sell al
public auction the following descr bed stores, viz
IL hint-lock Pistols, l96 Cairdge Boxes. IA
40 Swords aud Ssbres various patterns, for officers
and privates
l,l92 black walnut muskei and rife stocks
variety OF accoutrements for Infantry, cavalry,
aud rihemen
6,0o0 Spokes and LOO Felloes, (seasoned tmber)
10000 pounds scrap wrought Iron &gH Isl
Lot OF semp Cast Iron ge M sasA A&se ga4&.i
The above will be sold withou, reserve for cash. and Of
fsed In lots suit prchasers and may be seen at ths
arsenal any day previous to the day Of sale.
e. q. d. @. r. DYER.
Rp l0-eod&ds t@ Auctioneers
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Washlpi,iy ION, april ION, lS49, Ii

pENS ONS having claims against balance due from
me Navy Department 10 the estate OF Thomas Mcvey
sed late an ordinary In The United States
vct are hereby nnfedio present Vi the Office al the
Fourth Auditor OF the Treasury within months from
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CouNTEW ar MoNsY--Msry Evans, alias Polly John.
as arrested sounterrt money a. tho
instance Of John Scne (who has been convicfed)
bsen resased from confinement, on the lfppoaon Thai
nne as ignorant q the character Ct tho money Calvin
u Sebree, boy who was held witness agsrsi Some,
as also been set AZ liberty, having received upwards Of
/ s2b for being 40 detained &f '5tt4s'
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DEArn OF THE'KNa OF HoLLAsn The kim OF
Holland, whose death ia announced was born De-
cember 9, 1892 aud was accordingly fifiy-sx years
old. He was fat and stupid-looking man, and
had never done amy great things aimee he became
King, on the abdichtion Of his unpopular father
which took place October 7, 1870 He WINS I'D.
ucated In the Military Academy nj Berlin and the
English University of Oxford. He served III tho
war Of the Peninsula, and was Wellingion's Adiu-
ant In 1912, and Is said 10 have distinguished him
sell at the storming of Baiaioz and at The battle OF
Salamanca. Az the hattie Of Waterloo he was
wounded In the shoulder, He was nfierward in
Paris with the allies. He narried sister Of Alex
ander Of Russia. His son. William. Alexander Panl-
Frederic Louis, who succeeds 70 the throne with The
title Of William III, was born Feb 10, 1917, and IL
now 81 His vile Ia the second daughter OF the pre-
sent King Of Wurtsnberg, tail, well.formed, and
quite stylish woman, The new King has no great
reason 10 be enved. The country ia deep in deb, !,
the pubic liabilities are not far from $50 millions Of
dollars; the colonies tho main stay of The busi-
ness and finances Of the nation, whoss proper yita
energies and resources are oftha sagnani order. II
% nation usedup by exclusive trading and money
lending a slss 81 Al Tig5 !" s \
When tho war comes Holland will become pro.
vince Of Germany.--N. Y. Tribune. se, \ N
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M NATIONAL HOTEL FOR RENT.
1y;s TIE NATIONAL HOTEL in the city OF Washington.
x hrmely kept by Coleman, and now in the possession
OF Sisckwelps Trustees, ia offered for rent
Persons Of leasing the properly requested
apply In person BY latter, addressed 10 the III
HsT PROPRIETORS
Of the National Hotel Washington City.
Early possession may be had
ap 3-fETThS-tf II
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Hh-unlaiia Cont.

Tuy CRIMINAL CouRr, on Saturday, adjourned until
Thursday, when, 1t Ia expecied is of Tom Hand for
stealing the Government Jewels, win take place.
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Flrz Hrsny wAnnEs,. Esq, Of the Post Office
Department Is JUST now the target for the arrows Of
our political opponents We never saw Mr.. War.
rem, but Within few days we have converted with
with Inc Deparment--snd their testimony has been
uniform ns 10 The courtesy, ability and fidelity, with
which ne discharges the onerous and responsible du-
ics that have been confdcdt him. He calcuated-
iudcinr from tho representations that have beon made
10 rs--to become one OF the most eaicIent officers
connected with the Government. His capacity 70
unboundsd--whle Ia Industry, Judgment and rssdI.
ness be has few superion. PM. Inquir~.
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Oct a,h, 1874

Erf.ac,s on Addrs.s deirersd by Der Philip Z. bat
Ledc,e., NJ D. 10 the Sf'dcnts Of he Pohghkeepse Gale
sios School, al the close Of their aaatl sInninaon
youNa 0EsrLKMEN:
The exercises thai have taken place In your examination
thoroughly tested aalnmens and have afford
ed lis satisfactory evidence that the employed for
your Instruction have not failed of good measure Of sue
cess, .-#F ~
We have MOI however been surprised view Of hc pro-
Gcency yon generally made in the useful and ora
branches Of education which have been the objects
81 your pursuit for fdisngulred facilities avail pro
dce prororona;e results the improvement You have
hlhted was 10 have been expected
Having alluded the sdysntasss you have enjoyed L
my wish be distinctly understood considering them
very great and specisi Andihs may assert, wIthou,
fear or being suspected Of attempt at seltapprobatn
since bear no relation whatever you literary In.
srnctor Yet for considerable time past having been
situated regard to the institution TO which you belong
as to have had full opportunity ofclosely investigating lis
ediraiions system, both 10 s theory and practice
feel arm that in all the particulars in which
cellency may be predcated Of an scademcsl coise,
have known any superior, and In many respects,
even equal TO that adopted and carried the Poug
keepsie Collegiate Institute.
HEaK are presented ycu the greatest facilities Tor laying
solid and extensive basis q an useful and polished edncs
ton
the various departments ofcissslcsl literature, mafhea
cal science commercial kuolsdgs foreign languages and
the ornamental branches Of music drawing and painting
mar30-df ftt t III 41ris Wl48tE
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DAILY NATIONAL WING.

1ft tEiit.. runiIsHkp BY ffe0sls va. w
CHARLES w. FENTON,
oHes opposite Jaokson Hai, pcansyiranid Avenue.
Daily Paper, slo : yscrsrTri-Wsshly Is :
yssr--WssEly Pspsr. - . ysaE, payable
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PoUGHKEEPsIE CoLLEGIATE
9s s5Ft SCHnnT.. WE ss'.5 sf5

about ourths of mile from the beautiful village
Of poughkeepse, Duchess County State Of New York.
Reference Is invariably had 70 the nature of the Juvenile
mind and constant Efforts are employed 10 develop It's
DO wvrH In their natural and preserve them in
their relative strength, Tie domestic arrangements and
modes Of instruction adapted youth Of years Of
age and upward and they instructed In such branches
may be requisite either 10 qualify them for erciat
Iiff, engineering, 10 prepare them for college.
Annual expense per scholar 10 ESQ., payable quarterly in
advance This sum inclndea a charges for board. tuition
sta tioary, bed and bedding washing, room. fuel Light
and books Except the French and the Spanish books
The year sdiyed into two terms Of % weeks each The
summer eommencesnn the first Wednesday in May.
purpose the undersigned receive any youth into his
scho ri whose moral character isnot good
~ CHARLES BARTLETT, Principal
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THE Com PLAcEn OF Nonrn CARoLrNs. AT
the Mountain Greek mine, In gatawbn county, be-
longing 10 Messrs Cunsler and Shufford three hands
operstons Of Ran and hand rocker 2os dw,s. Of
gold from tho vein and from the safds below by the
use Of the mill, lb9 dwts. more. The amount col
iscted during the week. Independent Of the prodact
OF the rocker wns 2267 dwts. At one pnnninR, Mr.
Shuord got 25 dwts OF II In particles Of con-
siderable size. Since the above which 10 substantially
correct, was reported, Mr.. Canister called at our Of
fee, and informed US that at q subsequent period,
which was on the 10Th instant, one bushcl Of ore
yielded 1859 dwta Of pure gold This, for the truth
Of which we vouch, throws California altogether In
the shade Lincoln, N, c. Republican, March 27th.
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IH2 CALIFORNIA ADvENruaEas. Letters hrvs been
received in this city from many Of the members OF the
Washington City and California lining Association They
represent that while i,eir way lnn Brownsville to
Prsourg, an attempt was male 10 rob Them by pic kpoek.
els IN BOARD the steamboat However they sr-i,.ed al
pirsourg without losing any Of their small change on
friday morning they LEFT that city chartered sic, m.
sssriins the lat wa. opeud. aud Henry O. Wrighr, ~
pladensourg; and Thadtns Provost, Of ths city, were
elected members; so the list Ia increased to sixty six
persons Our friends have had nothing TO Jar their hap
pness; some OF them are srsdy geitng fat, and one Of
them writes thar he has gained least ten pounds or esh
and that consequence bis clothes ara already loo
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MONUMENT HILL ICE DEPO T.-JoHN
Ill PETTiBONE would inform his patrons an ! the pub
lie tlst he has procured az considerable pains sha fn
Ia now prepared TO furnish families, hotel keepers, oniec
toners and others with The article in such quan ales
(throughout the entire season. they may desire
who engage Of me IN the beginning o. the season.
Wagons win through the city daily. II
orders received through the post office, and by John r.
Casn Druggist corner Of and 9TH streets, and my
Coal Office, rear the Long Bridge, 5Ejg ap 5-2aw6w
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TO THE PUBLIC.--I am now receiving frou, the
i North fresh supple Of all kinda OF HARD WARE
and CUTTLERY which shall sell at reducsd rices
for cash House builders and Carpenters viii do. well TO
call and know my prices before they huy as will cost
them nothing; am determined 10 cell them Foods II at
first coat Gardening foois Ind house rnis ling goods
Of all kinds always on hand E8 - V
Also am fully prepared houses nth lead OF
tin Ia the very best manner Warrrnt the of tight and
NOE to blow OF c. WOODWARD,
mp 9--3,eod Between 10th q lists, pa ay
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cARUsI,s SALOON.
DISTIN,S CON @ ER IT,.

Tuesday erenifg, fpra lVM
MR.. DISTIN & his SONS the celebrated performers on
the Sax Horns, have the honor TO announce mat hey
~. ONE MORE GRAND CONCERT,
which viii be poslty civ the lpft in washington. They will
perform an entirely selection splendid operate
pieces and grand Fantasia the Mani mai AIRS q Ame
lea Vocasta Misses Aforatt O'Conner and LOUISA IDS
tin, and Messrs II Wa II. Distns Pianoiorie, Mr..
willy. Donrs open O'Clock, 10 CONNIE nee al .. N
Tickets no cents 10 be had the pa. es. ap Ja'