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and blow in a southeast direction. They render
the harbor Objectionable for sailing vessels at GER
tain seasons but haze not sufficient force TO affect
II for steamers
The distance from New York 10 San Juan de
Nicaragua is two hundred and forty miles less than
to Chagres. From san Juan del Sur to San Fran
cisco is eight hundred miles less than from Pana-
ma. This is equal five days steaming; from sea
10 sea will occupy twelve hours, while 70 the
Isthmus requires thirty This will make a saw
ing of six days between New York and San Fran
cisco, and will of course much reduce the expense
of the journey. We understand that no time will
be lost in putting this new route in operation.
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ANorHER FIRE.-The overseer's house on the
farm of the late Jcsse Brown, adjoining this city,
destroyed by fire yesterday morning about |
o'clock. We have not heard how il originated, or
what the loss amounts to.
DARING RoBBERy.--Y esterday morning, between
eleven and one O'Clock, while the family were at
church, the house Of Mr.. John p. Boss, near tho
corner of aud 9th streets, WAS entered by some
bold thief who broke open the bureau drawers and
trunk, and distracted SIS %, belonging to Mr..
Boss. An entrance was effected by forcing open a
window in the back part Of the house.
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JENNY LINp.-The Boston Transcript SAYS

ga friend, who recently encountered Barnum on
board of one Of the Norwich boats, and who was
shown all the documents relating TO the engage
ment with Jenny Lind informs us that she writes
English with much propriety, and her letters give
favorable idea of her womanly character. She
asks Mr.. Barnum to "savc her from her friends -
in other words, TO protect her from the many we'll
meaning people, who always crowd TO make her
acquaintance and rob her of the time essential TO
practice or to repose. She writes, that while not
performing, she would like to be located in some
quiet, secluded village, where she could have "a
few poor families to visit and be spared fashiona
BILE intrusions."
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MELANCHOLY SUIcIpE.--Acting Sergeant James
Montgomery, of the marines stationed at the New
York Barracks deliberately shot himself on Thurs
day last, by discharging the contents of his musket
into his head. He was careful and attentive to his
duties, bat for some weeks labored under mental
depression, springing from religious ideas, in
creased by the priyations he endured during the
Mexican campaign. He was constantly stud wing
the Bible, and copying maps and charts of the Holy
Land
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The UsIoS FoREvER.-A funny exhibition is To
come off in the Park next Friday evening, March
Odd. II is no less than the destruction by fire Of
"The Phantom Of Disunion." We don't profess To
know much about the arrangements, though we
understand VIC have the honor to be in some way
connected with the enterprise, along with Captain
Rynders, David Leavitt, and other respectable
gentlemen. We however learn from handful
which was handed US last evening by commit
tee, whereof Enoch E. Camp, esq Is chairman,
that very considerable preparations making
10 do the business up in becoming style. There
Is evidently determination that the monster shall
not only be scotched, but thoroughly kilt The
aforesaid handful presents full length portrait
of him. lie il evidently bad man and engaged
in a bad businessmen attempting 10 burst
asundcr n circle of thirty shields, each Of which
the name and arms Of a State inscribed. But
let the wretch beware, These thirty shields are
linked together by n strong circle Of iron, passing
through the centre Of each, and defying his utmost
efforts; while the malicious villain, with all his
pride and buster, IL on the verge of destruction.
Wait a bit and you will sec his towering form
writhc with internal fires and finally burst into
flame and blow up sky high, sir, while the incom-
bastible chain Of States which he sought TO break
will remain strong and united ever Around
the constellation OF shields States will appear in
letters of Opaque fireworks "TBE UrfoN THAT
Con FORMED LET MAN sUSpER."
In anticipation Of this glorious triumph, il is
nounced that the day above mentioned 4" the
figure will be taken ON car drawn by six horses
preceded by band Of music, up the Bowery 20
Union square then down Broadway TO the Park
arriving there at hafpa eight oclock, p. m. The
grand dcnouement Of the destruction Of the Figure
Of Disunon and the explosion Of the fire works. will
take place at nine oclock"-N. Y. Jour. Com.
Some papers characterize the exhibition alluded
TO above piece of mummcry. Perhaps il is 80
to sedatc minds but those whose taste is gratifed
with THIS harmless burIcsque might be engaged in
performances less creditable.
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MO. 3, OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET-
IN We have now on hand a variety of very old
and choice Wines and Liquors, to which the atten-
ton of the public is most respectfully solicited,
comprisng-
Fine old "Pinet CastilIon Brandy, vintage of
1925, imported in 1910, on draught and bottled
A carefully selected stock Of Brandies, imported
from the London docks, of several celebrated
brands, including
j. F. Martell, dark and pale
Vineyard Props, do do
Leger Freres, do do
Half pipe superior cold GODDARD" vintage of
1888, a very rich and delicate Brandy
The above Brandies have all been selected with
great regard to quality, and are warranted to
otard, Dupuy & Co.'S Brandy, vintages of 1914
and 1886
A. seignette, Napoleon, and Domestic Brandy
Very superior old rye Whisky, a pure article,
distilled in 1929, now twenty years old, bottled
and on draught
Scotch malt Whisky
Irish Whisky
Pure Holland Gin a
Do. Jamaica Spirits
Do. st. Crox Rum
Brown Stout, Barclays"
Scotch Ale, "Dove's Falkirk."
Hiedsick Champagne, imported by Renault K
Francois
Hiedsick 'sEnsler & Coz
p. NJ Mumm's Sillery
Geisler's Gown Brandt
Geisler's Anchor
Shield Brand
Cardinal do, quarts and pints
Regents Golden Sherry, Of the most rich
delicate flavor, pronounced a most superior
Wine
Old Pale Sherry, "P Harmony
Do. Brown do. s'Duff, Gordon & Co."
Old South side Madeira
Fine Sicily do
Cette do
Sweet Malaga Wine
Dry do do
Gold Port Wine, "Regents''
Do do do ssBurgundy'
Chateau Margeaux Claret
Perfect love Cordial
Cinnamon do
Bounce
White Wine Vinegar
Pure Cider Vinegar. For sale by
Mar. ID 6eoif JOHN b. KIBBEY & co.
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.

onice OF the Commission ON Claims against
merieo-tndo Treaty. I'd Of february, lsis
March l3th, 1850.
Al the sitting Of Today the following order was
directed 10 be entered on the record:
"Ordered, That the Secretary cause % be pub
lishcd in those newspapers In the city Of Washing
ton in which the laws Of the United States are pub
lisbcd much Of the 18th article Of the treaty with
Mexico, and of the 9th section Of the act Of 81
March. lS49 under which this Boards constituted
prescribos the period within which claimants
may apply 20 the Mexican Government for any
books records, documents, in its possession re
lating 90 their said claims and that he append TO
said publication notice Of the day which this
Board was organized; TO the end that all persons
desiring 10 do may avail themselves of the right
20 make such application"
In conformity with tho foregoing, ! call the at
tenton Of claimants 20 the 2d paragraph Of the 18th
article Of the treaty Of Guadalupe Hdalgo, and 10
the 9th section Of the act stO carry INTO effect Ger
tain stpuatiOns' Of the said treaty; which are, re-
spcctively, in the following words:
/" n, in the opinion Of the said board Of commits.
sinners, Of the claimants, any books. records or
documents, in the possession or power Of the Gov
crnment Of the Mexican Republic, shall be deemed
necessary 10 the just decision Of any claim, the
commissioners, the claimants through them,
shall, within such period Congress may desig-
nate, make application in writing for the same,
addressed 10 the Mexican Minister for Foreign
Affairs, TO he transmitted by The Secretary Of State
Of the United States and the Mexican Govern.
f1ttlt " pOeslDc lnOiltut
the receipt Of such demand, 10 cause any Of the
books, records or documents, specified, which
shall be in their possession power, Tor authent
Gated copies extracts Of the same) 20 be trans
mtted 20 the said Secretary Of State, who shall i'm
mcdiately deliver them over TO tho said board Of
commissioners Procided, that no such application
shall be made by, at the instance Of. any claim
ant, until the facs, which Il IL expected 60 prove
by such books, records or documents, shall have
been stated under oath affirmation"
TTreafv, Art Is.
"And tho period Of ono year from and after the
organization Of said board j. hereby designated,
within which said commissioners may, NJ tbc in
stance any claimant or claimants apply, through
the Secretary Of State Of the United States, 20 the
Mexican Minister of Foreign Affairs, for all such
books, records or documents, in the possession or
power Of the Government Of the Mexican Repub-
lie, az shall be deemed necessary 20 the just deci-
sion Of any claim claims submitted TO said board
in conformity with tho provisions Of said treaty"
Act Sd March, 1919.
further give notice that this Board was organ
lied on the 10th Of April last.
EDWARD VIM. JOHNSTON,
Secretary TO the Commission.
N. Is. The Washington newspapers which OH
cialiy publish the laws will please insert the above
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o. The crowds OF customers that daily throng
Simmons OAK HALL, Boston, show that the people
appreciate the price system, which he is endca-
vorng TO carry out Il Il said that clothing can be
purchased little cheaper at OAK Halt than at
any other establishment in the country.
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IMPORTANT MAIL DEcIsIoS.--The Postmaster
General has just decided that the different depart
ments of the Government are prohibited from send
ing letters and newspapers TO officers and seamen
in the navy, and United States officers in foreign
countries. except those official business from the
departments II has been the custom Sor many
years. for the friends of those persons TO forward
instead Of through the regular mail, and thus de-
priving that department Of thousands Of dollars
nually Of its legitimate claims We also learn that
there are thousands Of letters now in Washington
which will not be sent, az heretofore, through the
departInents-BdH Patriot.
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MARRIED,

In Baltimore on the lith instant, at High street
Methodist Episcopal church, by the Rev. WILLIAM
y. EDWARDS, w. T.. BELTS TO Miss ELEANOR j.
CRAWFORD, eldest daughter Of the late James
u. Crawford, all Of that city.
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NEW sfHtNG eooD>.
rI,HE SUBSCRIBERS have this day opened the
IL following very desirable goods for Ladies'
dresses.
IN SIX triu open-
Plain Glaze spring silk
Checked Glace spring silk
Fine Glazed striped spring silk
Super India spring silk
Plaid, figured and striped Foulard silk
Embroidered twisted silk
Embroidered Grcnadine silk
w 1TOusseiins-
Plain Pink, Blue, Buff. Corn Drsb, Green, and
variety Of figured
~ Bdreges-
Embroidered, very rich
Figured, very rich
Plain Pink
Plain Blue
Plain Apple Green
Apple Corn, together with large assortment
Of seasonable goods.
All Of which we ask the ladies 10 come and see
before purchasing elsewhere, as we arc determined
10 sell at small profits 90 ensure quick sales
Mar. 10 p. H. HOOE co.
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BATH FIXTURES, wATER-cLosETs. AND
pITMRING

In all its branches done nj the shortest notice and
i the most workInanlikc manner, at New York
prices.
y. v. NAyLoH. south side OF PcnnsyiVahm ave
me ,rar al street. has Just returned from the
north aud IL now prepared 20 NJ and put up bath
ing Apparatus Water Closets, Force Pumps, Beer
Pttnps. and every description OF Plumbing IN The
most workmanlike manner Having secured the
services Of a workman Of thirty years experience
and practice Who has designed and executed in
tbat time some Of the principal jobs in Europe, he
challenges competition
Fancy Tinware, 10 which he invites the attention
Of bousekeepers generally.
Roofing. guttering, spouting, and all other work
in the copper, tin and sheet iron line, promptly and
carefully attended to.
All work entrusted 10 the subscriber warranted
No give satisfaction
March ll-eolmif y. Y. NAYLOR.
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sTEvENs,s CARD OF INVITATION.

T>HE public are respectfully invited to Stevens's
Il establishment, to make critical examination
that he has succeeded in moulding the finest and
richest materials into the most fascinating and
faultless shape he submits his model Hat for 1850
with confidence to the Judgment of the most astidi
Splendid as il is, he offers it at his old price,
So. A STEVENS,
Mar. l6--l0t No. Browns Hotel.
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Mr.. HENRy GaINNELL has succeeded in purchss-
ing one of the two vessels required in his projected
exploring expedition TO the Arctic seas. It'll small
brig of about eighty tons burden, which Is now ly-
ing for repairs In the East river, nearly opposite to
the Tobacco inspection. These vessels are to be
sent about the first Of May next, directly for the
shores of Wcllingtons inlet and Cape Walker,
where rigid search after traces OF Sir John Frank
lin will be set on foot. One Of tho briggs viii be
called appropriately the advance" and the other
the "Rescue IN y En-. Post
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BILLIARD SALOON

billiard SA LOON,
Athenneum Building, Pennsylvania Avenue,
Four-and-a-hRlf street.
yT'HE SUBSCRIBER has recently refitted and re-
i paired this commodious Saloon in the most
elegant manner, and respectfully invites the pat
ronage Of gentlemen who are fond of this amuse
legitimately appertanng to billiards, win be al
lowed; so that gentlemen may at any time have
quiet and pleasant game without fear of Interrupt
ton by improper persons.
Gentlemen DESTROYS of learning billiards will be
instructed free of charge. JOS. HARRISON,
Mar. l5-3tawlm Proprietor.
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A GAssIz's NEW WORK ON LAKE sU-
N PEHroH.-Lakc Superior, its physical char
acter, vegetation, and animals. For sale BY
TAYLOR & MAURY,
March II Booksellers, Pa. av., near 9Th st.
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LTTTELL's LIVING AGE, NO. aoo-Ial c,

LITTELL's LIVING AGE, NO. 3Oe-I2l cts
CONTENTS.
/. Southey's Life and Correspondence-Frase
Mdgasine.
3 Unprotected Female at Bank-Punch.
g. Letters from Jamaica, 3, 4, 5-N. Y. Epening
Post
4. Lord Jeffrey-Adenqlim, &c.
g. The New England Flag-Jouynal Of Com
merce
6. Deaf Smith, the Texan spy--Noah's Messen-
go.
Z. The Russian Loan Examiner.
:, Germany-Spectator.
9. President Taylor Examiner, Spectator, Jour.
DIES Debdfs.
10. Switzerland and the United states-N "
Ecening Post
IL. Scppi, the Goathcrd-S piss FAIRY Tale.
With Poetry, and eleven short articles.
WAsHIS6ros, Dec. q, 1s45.
OF all the Periodical Journals devoted 10 tera-
ture and science which abound in Europe and in
this country, this has appeared 10 be the most
useful. IL contains, indeed, the exposition only Of
the current literature Of the English language but
this by It's immense extent and comprehension in
cludcs portraiture Of the human mind in the ut
most expansion Of the present age.
J. q. ADAMS
Published Weekly at ak dollars year, by
Il. LITTELL & CO., Boston.
And sold by JosEPH SHILLSoroN, corner Of a. IT.
and Pennsylvania avenue. Mar. lS--lt
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SHAKESPEARE READING.

N compliance with a requisition TO Mr.. Geo.
Il Vandenhoff, signed by the Hon Reverdy John
son, the Rev. Smith Pyne, Hon. w. w. Seaton,
Hon. Thomas Corwin, and others,
Mr. Geo. Vandenhon
,ciH gipe fare,ceH reading from Shakespeare, and
the poets, at CARUsi's SALOON,
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 10. 1850.
!. PART /.
Brutus' speech in the Forum the death of Casar.
t Julius Cesar.
Mark Antony's Grafton over c@sar's body.
julius Cesar.
Queen NAB. Observation-Disclosures, Shakespeare.
The Dream. Observation-Disclosures. Byron.
The Death Of Nlarmon. .............. Scott.
Passing Away Observation-Disclosures. Pierpont
Rogero's Song from the B,vlesque Of the "Ropers."
Geo. Canning
BURNs's Celebrated POEM, TAM 0'SHANTER
PART. III.
KING HENRY Iv--PARTs 1. ANDu.
Characters Of Bolingbroke, Prince Henry, and
Hotspur Character and Philosophy of FALsTAFF.
The question considered--'Is Falstaf a Cowardi''
The negative maintained and supported by the
Text
READINGS.
Hotspur Subscription ofthe Fop- HENRyIv. part st.
Fastaff IS Catechism of Honor; his Vaor; Cowardicc
upon Instinct. Scene--Prnce Henry, Falstah,
Pons, Bardolph, Pistol, &c.--Ibid
Fastaf's description of his Ragged Regiment.
Ibid
His death, and Dame Quickly's account Of his last
moments.--HEsRY w., part 3D.
Tickets, 80 cents, may be had at the National
Hotel, Mr. Taylor's Bookstore, and at the door.
81-To commence at O'Clock. March 1875
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PROM THE PREss

VOICES FROM THE PRESS
v Being Sketches, Essays, and Poems, by pra'-
tical printers; edited by James J. Brenton.
Printers Banquet. proceedings OF, held by the
New York Typographical Society, ON Franklin $
birthday January IL, 1850, at Niblo's.
For sale bv TAYLOR & MAURY,
Mar,b rs Booksellers, near 9th street.
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j. fs-YssSsA THE STEAMER COLUMBIA,

capt JAMES snA haaas. e1 1ayinf BEEN
thoroughly repaired improved,
and enlarged, and having fity feet in length of en-
rey new hull thereby greatly increasing her capa-
city for the conveyance Of freight, and rendering
her, too it is confidently expected, much more
speedy than heretofore, will resume her trips be-
tween the District and Baltimore ON wednesday,
the goth of March, leaving Rileys Wharf, in Wash
ington at six O'Clock, and Alexandria at seven in
the morning; and returning, will leave Commerce
street Wharf, in Baltimore, ON the Saturday follow
ing, at four O'Clock in the afternoon; and will there
after continue to leave Washington and Alexan-
dria every Wednesday morning, and Baltimore
every Saturday afternoon, at the hours aforesaid,
during the season.
For passage or freight apply to the captain on
c. WORTHINGTON, Baltimore
j. j. WHEAT & BROTHERS, Alexandria.
f. PICKRELL & CO., Georgetown.
Il. w. RILEY, Washington.
Mar. 14-eol2td& Step
MO. 5, OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET
IN have constantly ON hand a full assortment Of
Extra New York Family Flour
Do Virginia do do
Do do Superfine Flour.
Do hulled Buckwhcat.
Rye Flour, Graham Flour.
Unbolted Flour, (white wheat.)
Fresh ground Dat Flour.
Standard loaf, crushed, graduated, and ground
Sugars,
StuaTt's extra Syrup.
Old Government Java, Maracaibo, Mocha, Rio,
and St. Domingo Coffee.
Fine Gunpowder, Imperial, Young Hyson, Old
Hyson, Hyson Skin, Oolong, and Pouchong
Superior Butter, selected from Orange county
dairies
Sapsago, Parmesan, Sicilian, Pineapple, imia-
ton English, and Goshen Cheese.
Genuine Boston, extra Oyster, Butter, Soda, and
Water Crac kers. Wine HsCultg.
No. and No. Mackerel, in 25 h. kits.
Ia barrels and barrels Goldfish, Salmon, Tongues,
and Sounds, and Dunfish.
Scaled Herrings in boxes.
Bleached winter sperm, lard, and whale Oil.
Sperm, patent sperm, adamantinc, and mould
Candles, assorted sizes.
A variety of fancy Mats, Brooms, Buckets Bias
kets, &c.
Pure ground Spices, OF all kinds
Spices of all kinds in grain.
Spanish and French Olives, Paragon Vinegar
mushroom, walnut, and tomato Catsup, mixed
Pickles, Gerkins, and English Pickles, assorted
Preserved Lines, Guava Jelly, and assortes
Fruits in syrup.
| Cranberries, Raisins, Figs, Currants.
| Marseilles and soft shell Almonds, Shellbarks
Filberts, Walnuts, Pecan Nuts, Ground Nuts
Worcestershire, Harvey, Reading, and peppe
Sauce; India Sol, Anchovie, Shrimp, Cavier
and Boter Pastes.
Extract of Lemon, Marjoram, Celery, Nutmeg
Vanilla, Almond, Cinnamon. Cloves, Rose
Ginger, Lemon Peel Mace, Thyme, Nectar.
inc, Peach, Mint, orange-Pcel, and Savory, OF
superior quality.
Sweet Oil, Currie Powder, Horseradish, Aneho-
vies, Sardincs, Orange Flower, Rose and Peact
Water, Bay Rum Salad Dressing, Cooper'i
Gelatine, Lcghorn, star, chip, and seed Mac
caroni, Vermicelli.
French, Spanish, and Homeopathic Chocolate
Farina. Tapioca, and Rice Flour, &c.
With many other desirable articles, to which We
would solicit attention. For sale by
Mar I4-eo6tif JOIIN H. KIbBEY A co.
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Telegraphie.
Nv wong March l6-6 n NJ

NEW YoRK, March 100 D. IN.
The stock market is firm for all sound securities
while fancies are depressed. Treasury note SIS,
ll3. 1885, offered, and coupons ll6a ll6E offered
Sterling exchange 81 81 to premium. There is
much case in the money market, and good paper
is taken freely ON liberal terms.
Flour is rather quiet. Sales of only 5000 barrels
at "a 81 to So for common western and State
brands; pure Genesee y so a 80 81; Ohio VI
l2s; southern do. $5a SO O64. Corn meal 81 75.
Sales of rye -four at So rs. -..
Wheat is quiet. Sales of 5000 bushels good Ohio
red at los cents; Genesee 1850. a 1919 c.. Corn is
steady Sales of 10000 bushels at soc. Sic. for
white and yellow. Southern oats "a 80, and nor
thern, 43c. a 44c. Rye Sic, a 5Sc.
Provisions are steady. Pork has slightly inn
proved of 200 barrels at $40 so for mess,
and SO for prime. Lard is duller sales Of 600 bar
rels at 6s 81 cents per pound.
Groceries are quiet Coffee du-sales of 2 900
bags St. Domingo at 81 a 10 cents per pound. The
stock of all kinds on hand is estimated at 70 900
bags. Sugars quiet--smal sales of Orleans at Al a
81 cents, as 10 quality. Molasses p cents. Rice is
quiet. The weeks sales are 500 tierces at 81 81
cents per pound. H7rn-
The market for tobacco is less firm, and prices
tending to decline.
Cotton is very firm, and has further advanced
this of cent per pound The sales day are 200
bales at l25 for fair upands, and IL l3a for fair
Orleans The weeks sales are 5000 bales. Prices
closed firm.
Whisky is quiet sales small at "a % cents per
gallon, ".
Business generally is brisk and prosperous.
puIt nrtp MIRA March l6-n m
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GREAT RAFFLE of Rich and Costly Fancy
speotion at the store of r. BASTIANELLI& Co
The first article the list is Mechanical Singing
Bird of most extraordinary beauty, singing at
will, not like made thing, but il it really were
alive.
Two hundred numbers and fifty premiums
worth thirteen hundred dollars
Those persons wishing to subscribe are requested
TO call Immediately, the list will be closed in a
few days. Il. BASTIANELLI,
March l5--3t VA Next Browns Hotel
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IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES or WASH
IxGTAN Avn TILE nIsTRICT.

IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES or WASH
INGTON AND THE DISTRICT.
II PULVERMACHER, from - Baltimore street,
IL Baltimore, has opened a branch opposite
Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania Avenue, where he
Iaces Ribbons Embroiderics. Capes, Collars, Cuffs
Wells, Berthas, Evening Dresses, Embroidered
Children's Dresses Ladies' Breakfast Caps, En-
brOidercd and Plain Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs,
and an endless variety Of all the leading styles OF
Iaces for trimmings aud hOunccs Also, Gloves
Of every description for ladies aud gentemen-
p. Pulvcrmacber pledges himself 10 sell from 20
10 ~ per cent cheaper than any house in this city
Jan. 15-du
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WILLARD'S HOTEL.
Corner OF Penn. Avenue and 18th street,
WAsHIxereN, ID. e..
HENRY A. WILLARD, Proprietor.
June t3-u