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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-16
"a NureC hnIlaa.

NOR a Boot Maker to Purchase a large House BaI Z
Worship and small dwelling house, situated in North
Oxford, the large T. Denny four thousand
dollars few years since. There is and
thirty rods of land Many ornamental and other The
whole will be sold FOR $4,000 if applied for
Also the desirable house lot in Worcester contain
ing about 600 feet of land known the Howe lot sit
uated South of William I. Merrifed's dwelling hou e.
une4-dtf Enquire of ALBERT BROWN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-16
For Sale ar Rant

la HOUSE containing l6 rooms, suitable for a
G@,El Boarding House, is finished in two teaements
situated on Sudbury Street, and will be sod low or
rented for term OF years. Enquire Of
CAREY & FIELD,
JI2lde0p2m Central EXCHANGE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-16
For Sale ar Rent

New House Pleasant suee near Col Abbott's con.
N venient for three families If applied for soon will be
Sold with bout 10000 feet of land. Also the Cutting
House IN New Worcester, with abon three of land
now occupied by Pulaski Bacon. Also a small Farm OF
about 20 acres with unfinished house upon it,
mile west of said Gut ng estate, the Jones Farm
Terms very liberal. p. c. BACON
~ ar6-dtf No. Central EXCHANGE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-16
For Sale,

For Sale,
{ \ NE of the most desirable BUILDING LOTS n the
~ city, beautifully located and containing about 45uOO
feet oland Will besold cheap ifapped for Terms
easy. Inquire of b. G. BATES,
Je1-d4m Corner of Park and Trumbullsts.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-16

Land for Sale on Pleasant ST. eet.
I'VE subscriber viii sell 10 or IL price which
VIII be N object TO the purchaser if applied for
Terms OF payment easy
my29-dtf VIM. DICKINSON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-16

Teas.
WYE have on hand large assortment of very choice
w TEA, which sell exceedingly low
price. Call and examine.
EDWARDS & BANCROFT,
janl5-d&wtf No 10 Washington Square
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-16
Hnnsn for Sale
Cottage for Sale.
For Sale or Exchange.


Ia Farm of 60 acres, with good buildings situated
GmI within ten miles of this city, viii be sold at a bar
r san,or exchange for property this city
Inc Farm IS well divided into tilage, moving pasurage,
md woodland Has an unfaing supply of good water
inquire OF L. e. ABBOTT,
marl2-dtl 155 Pleasant Fl
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philadelphia Bottles and Walls,

T1oR Druggists Peumers &c, for sale, wholesale
Il retail, factory prices, No. "a washington S9uaIe
mar6-eopdw6m SAMUEL u WHITE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-16
REAL ESTATE

House Lots for Sale,
SlTUATED OIL Pleasant Street Apply to
~ March T. diff E. E. ABBOTT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-16
HOUSE BELLS.

DERSONS wishing TO have New House Bells hung, OF
Il old ones repaired by leaving their orders Messrs
IL kINICUTT Il Co., G. FOSTER d Co., or H. II CHAM
BERLIN & Co., they will be promptly attended to by
q. G. CHAMBERLAIN.
-ALSO,-
Window Shades Curtains &C.. put up the manner
ap25-dtf C.C.C.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-16
GEORGE SESsT0NS-
Wilson's Premium Paint,

Wilson'S Premium Paint,
TNROM the Mine of WILSON & CO, Brooklyn, Cuya-
l. hoga Co, Ohio. Thi Mine is one of the first ever
opened in this Country, and is considered the ard
Water Proof Paint found in the $ Of Ohio. The sub
scrbers Agents for the Manufacturers and are ready To
receive orders fer the in any quantity
SAMU Ell G. WHITE & co.
yl6-dtf Harrington Corner, opposite City Hail.
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Unions Glue

v1RoZEN and Common, of all qualities, at wholesaI
IL and retail, Harrington Corner, opposite City Han
mar6.d w6m SAMUEL Y. WHITE q w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-16

The peasants and the lower classes are exposed
to all kinds of oppression and pass their lives, with
few exceptions. in state of the greatest misery
Leather dressing, and everything connected with it,
is the most despsed occupation. Those who carry
it on are shut out from respectable society The
ecutioners are always chosen from amongst them,
and they are therefore the most degraded class Of
men.
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Potash

PUMPS,
FAD PIPE, SHEET LEAD, and ZINC for sale cheal
"a Front street, Stone Block, near Washington So.
my22-d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-16

Starch,
barrels and boxes first quality for sale cheap at Han
rington Corner, opposite the City Hall.
mar7-6m SAMUEL G. WHITE & CO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-16

Japaned Tins.
LII colors for Side signs, &C.. for sale at the loves
IN prices at Harrington Corner opposite the City Hall.
mar4-d6in SAMUEL q. WHITE d co.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, 1861.

o. PALsss, the American Newspaper Agent, :. the only
authorized paper OF Boston, New YORK,
and Philadelphia and 10 take advertisements
subscriptions the required BY His receipts will be
regarded His areBoston Congress
New York, Tribune building Philadelphia northwest corner OF
Third b Chestnut sso~ts. - MI.
uwILA Of Richmond virgins general agent
Virginia. by travelling agents A. BPuLLxN
TaosAs.
nM c. w. JANIS, No Harrison street. Cincinnati Ohio Is
travelling the
5sIrH, I. DEKT, JAsoH TAYLOR, w. AansrHoHa
LOCKS, W. RAMSAY, DK Joshua WlDswoKrH ALEX r. Law,
and A, J. SMILEY
W-M HHSRr M LEWIS OF Montgomery, Alabama IL our gen.
era travelling as.at Tor the States and
mr lsxAsL e. JAsEs, No, lo2 Tenth street. Phisde
pha IL our general travelling agent by Wn
WxLD JeHH CoLLss, JANIS DsKRIss, A. KlR1 WuLLrsroH
e. A. EVANS, JoHs T. JuDKss LOCKE JOS Burror GEoRas
F. BUTTON, and THOMAS ID. NICK AZ
0U-Reeep.s from either Of tbs above will be good.
EswAxDs SANFORD, Co, express agents bankers in
the United States, London and LIVERPOOL
agents for the "uHion and authorized
and advertisements TO this Their ONCE
Gresham street, and In Liverpool Columbia Buildings
Ihs concern connected In this country
house OF Adams Co.. agents.
dencc Of friends abroad.
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Col. Wiilis A. German

We find In the Bloomington (lndiana) Reporter the
following just defence Of Col. German, member of the
last Congress from that State, who was not only gal
LIANT defender OF his counlrys flag in the late war with
Mexico, but gallan, defender Of his counrys consu.
ton on the floor of Congress He planted himself ON
the true ground, and nothing could move him from il,
With unyeldng nerves he sustained the rights OF the
States in order to uphold the Union Of the Sa,esalways
seeking to restore feelings Of amiy, friendship, and con-
hdence between the North and the South by treading
the path of honor and duty The yncennes Gazette
bites file 1t canno, shake such man, nor can it
ipiure him in the opinion OF a vrtuous constituency:
From Bloomington (a) Reporter
RIVER AND HA.BoR BlLL.-The Vncennes Gszette com
plains OF Col Germans vote the river and harbo bill
na eau, me,.ures," If /, be western measure to give
one million half OF dollars three four hundred
tnousaud then we have proper idea of what is awest
rn measure If we are TO send representatives to Con
gess give away pounds 10 get back penny then me
caIny il a ,cesf,rn ,nsa.me" Col German would
any day the improvements OF the ONO and Mississippi
whig before he can vote Tor every
Nm, i,,.r or hnrbor when he has clearly shown that the
constitution OF the United states does not authorize any
such appropriation. -, -, L.
ted friends OF present wing administration denounced
M I'm -, be no,i naul,ous blu before proposed
Col C,orman before his election distinctly said on all
ca,ons when the subject named that he would stand
nv The doenes of James X Polk, laid down in his veto
he ,ysr and hsrbor bin in lsi7 ether with the
luton. Of the democratic Baltimore convention There ne
sta nd. pow-there he erpccts 10 stand
We expected or ncighbo OF the Gazette to oppose Col
orsn vote on subject We expected that the wing
Marty In The main ould approve his vote But did the
,xr,e expect Cl German turn whig aud abandon tue
consistent snd faithful democracy iso he mas mistaken
his man. -,t- M
thousand dollars the Wabash river, and urged it, adop
lion warmly on House of Representatives but The log
roller. had got enough their bill through tue House
and no ia her amendment allowed. Every democrat
rom Indlsna Illinois, and Missouri opposed this bill but
,brer and they got appropriations Tor their immediate
neiy ID nd tavorte liver or hsrbor.
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GIlddoo's Exhibition /.

We attended on Monday evening the exhibition OF
GIddons panorama of the Nile, &c. We confess that,
however highly prepared to estimate this work
of art il far exceeded expectations. The scenes are
among the venerable and impressive that ever were
presented to the eye OF 1t is enough TO say tina,
the painting and conception did them full justice The
city of Csiro-the py ramds in the vcny-the views Of
ancient cities, temples. aud monuments srewed along
the NiIe-al stand before the behoder as If they
really and physically in his presence. The floods, the
simoom the quarries the ombs the camels dromedares
and the splendid Arabian horses all 10 be instinct
with life, and to be breathing and moving on the
vass The mummies, the sphinx, and the other relics
Of antiquity all lead back the mind centuries prior to the
Christian era and inspire with feelings OF utter
nohingness and OF the marvellous wonders Of the past
world Mir Gddon's explanations graphic and inter
e.ng, and to mpsr vivid sense OF The actaal to
the fleeing views passing before the bewildered eye.
The exhibition is well worth seeing.
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BALilsonE, March 25-5 p. m.
The Weoasf Fsaval. The Congressional Campaign.-
Hon. Robsa Dr. McLans -E1prss Robbery-Nsw
Ch1ehss.-Fusmsa's Vsn-1hs Market &c.
Tue Webster festival anna polls this evening promises
be most agreeable affair Quite lar number oiour cti-
zens len IN tue oars his morning Mr. Webster was met
Attn junction last evening by large COMMITTEES from An
napolls
The Hon Robert M MeLsne is announced this mosuing
as candidate for reelection The Thirty second Congress-
IN conjunction with Col William Cole, Jr as eand.
date for the sheriay subsc the decision OF the demo
cratic convention Mr.. MiLane, by his able course IN
CJngress aud the energetic IN which he has de-
funded the rights and advanced the interests Of the city,
has secured the respect and OF all parties He can
scarcely fail TO receive the nomination OF the democratic
convention, and there will rce be organized oppo
son to his 70 election among the wings The only demo
cratic aspifan for the post wor,hiy hl'ed by Mr.
Lane ihpl have yet heard mentioned is William Pinck
ney Whye, ESQ., youny gentleman OF considerable talent
and promise
young man named Washington Burnham com.
nited yesterday Tor tta the charge Of having been
concerned In the robbery of ve thousand Mexican
dollars from Adams Co.'S express, lie had large
thy of the money in his possession and pretended that he
had found IL where said TO have been buried by the
first arrested
The corner stone Of a Methodist Episcopal Church
Con the of Poppeton and Franklin streets) was laid
yesterday making the twelfth or thirteenth church IN the
course Of erection at the present time in this city.
The nber OF deaths Baltimore during the past week
was s2-o which 81 were minors, and 81 Il years OF
The preparations making by fremen for the recep.
ZION Of the Americas Company from New York, which is
expected reach hire Tuesday next exceed all prev
forts in that hne They will be the guests of the
Watchmau FIRE Company add understand it is their in
enon pay nying VISIT to Washington during their
sojourn ia this secuon.
THE aAKKeIs,-ln the Baltimore market mis- morning
there sales oil 100 bbs Howard flour 81 BIN
Nothing doing Guy Mills Sales OF red wheat 81 os
and white 100 l0S cents IN quality Sales of yellow
corn at 81 50 cents, aud white 50 90 Oats 80
Al cents. Sales oil whskey at % cents.
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oyros OF CoaaIssiosER or Pubic BuupIsas,
March 10, 1851.
uoposAs viii received This oee until Saturday, the 10Th
Pr Annl ne IT, tor furnishing the following arnees VIZ
= ass nounds Of best pure American white lead
too Gallons OF bestfa inseed OIL
a00 gallons o best boiled hnseed oh
500 pounds puty .N..
IA dozen 10000 brushes
4 dozen tools aud hlehefs
4 dozen busters
MO mounds bcsth ,haIge.
IT If Inc above articles delivered before 25t
AZ f Ami the remainder be delivered on OF before The 25
May .a.,.. may h. ,eoui,,d ,h.n =, h.,.
sci6sd The Commissioner may by giving ten days notice,
azure larger quantity than above stated y,, p.auv
Mar 22-tApl2 conmsoo"'i uo''o nuna''Rs'
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TO CONTRACTORS.
OrTIcr or CoAAIssIoS.K or Public BuILp

Orrior or CoAAIss IosER o PUBLIc BUILDINGS,
March IL, 1851.
PROPOSALS. received this office until Tuesday,
day Of April Inclusive for srcavang line
cuvert three feet inches
inch laid Of the best hard brick and
meu mortar side Of nth
York south side of Pennsylvania
lance hundred and twenty feet The proposals will
e The thousand BRICK furnishing all the
e mice Der yard trench,
and computed engineer superintendent The
10 be completed by the 3Oth of June.
WIN. EASILY,
Commissioner Of Public buildings.
Mari
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Oruos OF COMMISSIONER or PUBLIC Bun piNos
Mach ls, 1881
DpOposAL5 received this office until O'Clock Tues
day the Of April for grading and grGveng New
Jersey between and streets north Of the Capitol The
,se will be confined the carrageway the
6e covered will probably $500 te
ncness will be inches
,,dusy dmsed five inches each side The proposals will
tate The cubic yard for the nng and the price
6cis ward gravel The both
work must BY the The work be
src,d with delay possible and continued with
%e a. may deemed necessary for its early completion
- WIN. Easily
MMW-tAps commissioner OF ruDnc
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M ARSHAL'S SALE-By OF three writs facias
III issued from the clerks office of the circuit Of the District
Columbia for the county Washington, directed
shall public before
said county, Tuesday the Isl April IL O'Clock
south side Of Pennsylvania between 10Th and 18th
with lot D. $685. side of 9th
10, square $40, corner
9th and with
81 of 10th
$780, New Jersey avenue, between and north
n7 subject LOT SOS half of lot
654 lot 4 square Ot6 and lot square
Seized and levied upon, will be sold satisfy udicials
No. 8, and No. =, 10 March term. 1851.
RICHARD WALLACE,
Mar 26-dts Marshal ID. C.
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Bottle betipsen San Sliuador aud G,.ateaala

New YORK, March 25-2, p. m-Inteigence received
BY the prometheus from havana confirms the
battle between the San and tho Guae
malta The fierce and bloody and resulted
the total defeat the former, with the loss OF five hun
drsd killed aud hundred prisoners thousand stand
OF arms also fell into the possession of the vctors
tn Of Limas Elm the Mosquito territory fired
by a Spanish hcendsry and nearly destroyed The villa in
was and literally chopped pieces by the cnraged
inhabitants.
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uALUA BLE property at private public salc.-we
private sais that valuable property known McLecds
which stands having 81
OH and running back lao feet thirty alley
before "Wednesday, wl
public ut O'Clock,
Terms deferred payments, which
made sale. ! - ~. .rf..a e@ i tr4.-#.
For further information apply oJ Kendall Or Nicholas calsn,
esQs, or 10 the subscriber.
A GREEN.
March 14-eohds Aucioneer
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Steamboat Collision and Loss of Life

WHEELING March ~ "A fearful collision took place be-
Lowell and s. +. Vnton, about twenty
five miles below Wheeling which resulted terrible de-
suucton life and property The Lowell sank almost
,tany carrying down with her instant destruction fE
Of those board, among whom the chief eng
neer and lady with her three children Tue whole cargo
the Lowell is total loss, Including the mails and
boat which sho carrying 10 It's destination The VIM
ton uniuuted.
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Extensive Fire al Rochester.

ROCHESTER, March "a "A fire broke about IL o'clocl
as ght the range OF wooden buildings the north
side OF Main street, which consumed the entire block
tending from Clinton street west To the new block of w
O.bor The fire probably originated the bakery
end, owned by L Starr. Most OF the
building, ,ved but the loss will amount TO
about $4,000 The property is insured 10 the extent o
~ u or
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POr Pl0cy Point and Other LandinKs ~ the Poto-
mae baltimore.

Por Plocy Point and Other Landings the Poto-
mac and baltimore.
The public are informed that the splendid low pre-.
iass6ks BALTIMORE, Capt. A. McCausand,
fitted with and hundred and bels
hold will regularly freight and passenger boat
Washington Alexandria Baiore
the Sd Of April next
Leaving Washington Mondays O'Clock
and Alexandria at 1 O'Clock, the Baltimore will take
Aqua
will leave Commerce wharf, Baltimore, O'Clock,
Tuesdays Fridays, arriving
m and at Washington loclock, Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
Passage from Washington Mabury 81 90
Do do Piney Point
do
Excursion tickets to Baltimore, with privilege of return.
ing afternoon 3 so
The Baltimore stop landings
Jor passengers and freight
Meals and
For further particulars freight apply the Captain
board, or d. u. Smith, agent, in Alexandria, or to
GEO. MATTINGLY, Agent
Mar 26-2awl5t
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Pensacola Balance Dock

PENSACOLA. NJ ,fch la.-The floating dry-dock, the
balance plan, progress OF construction by Gilbert
Secor Pensacos maynard was launched this dsr
18Th instant without the slightest accident This dock Is
psbIe OF steamship Of $500 ons double
the tounsgs Of the Collins ships. Its dimensions
length, $50 feet wild h, los.
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W WI. TUCKER. draper and tailor. Pennsyl-
ssoe between ~ and 9Th respectfully calls the
n o. ms friends and the public thc fact he has Jn
non New York with OF largest aud selected
va Preach and English cloths, ca~-icses
In this city, which he
en- Style A. the shortest notice. and would invite the puslc
.nd examine specimens Of coats which
Vppm style o. workmanship IN city IN this coaauy
n-Ao superior and choice cck
~! moderats prices Il II - =
Mar al-AAv3w
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Hy DYER g MCGUIRE, Auctioneer..

DUBLIC SALE OF IMPROVED PRoPERTY-By virtue Of
trust November 10, s4O recorded
1903, Washington county,
ID. C., and Of Of the of District
5i4 chancery
public auction, Wednesday, the 9Th April O'Clock p m
premises No 49, square No 49, with improve
divided purchasers. viii be sold
a widows dover.
Terms cash WALTER s. cox, Trustee
DYER q MCGUIRE,
Mar 8-eod&ds Aucuoneers.
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DRONP ECrUs.--Tl " AMERiCANTE |. the uhs OF
be
anth by tho underngned. will
independent politics, and dsvoed 20 business aAis foreign
Of general interest The attention ~
public and advertisements respectfully soil
cited. $500
March 6-eodu
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Mail Robberu.

SYRACUSE, March A-p. m.-Two men were arrested
here to-day the charge OF Tobbing the Uaed Sta
mail Drafts and other papers found upon them
i'm piicaic them, and they accordingly commit ed
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Death of Mr.. Sudan

BurFALo, March 23--p. MIR, Fe,dnand Suydam, an
reliant Of the city Of New York. died here this
morning of n attack oil peurisy.
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raE MAGNETIC TELE0nAPH COMPANY,
MORSE LIsEl H#.
c..u,ssros oyuoG, PENNSYLVANIA AyEsus,
piab hou.a east OF National Hotel Nos


~Asaisuros oyUcn, rEssssLsAsiA &haNus,
Finn hoa.s east OF National Hotel, Nos.
y o line ever established By any company in the United
.nd oldesthe limo, extending
..hngton, BALTIMORE Philadelphia, and New York, and
vsnx receiving az the intermediate stations Hsvfo
oion, New Brunswick, New
sd Jersey Cs oniy ne IN e county al the present time
lately undergone extensive
and deliver number OF which
X feouired accommodation Of the public
MAJ aad fidelity hitherto unequaed, This
sr Win companies OF Morse nes, east NORTH and
u eItendn. already over een thousand miles TO either OF
% N tni. line iatciy thoroughly systeaLed
IN both its and mode OF delivery messages
49,. ara equal with special avors With
~ business possessed BY this company every is nv
- ~ mi, line they do reliable
ahns The offices OF the Magnetic Telegraph Company
Wasson e NY mouse s' NJ
nt Chestnut street. Quincy Granite building New York, No
9hano' WIN III SWAIN President.
kiarchll -Jnd-
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Late and Important from Yueatan.

NEW ORLEANS, March 2O-Seven days later new, from
Yucaau been received The condition OF the country
was deporsbie conspiracy had been discovered in
Merida massacre every one and bum the IL
WAS, however, frustrated aud the leaders arrested and
executed
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a.MetropoIitsn InsttuteThe regular meeting Of this
,,nts will "wednesday evening O'Clock
Temperance Hall Tn. exercise. VIII eonr-to compositions
question phrenoory science ~ The public respect
fully invited TO attend
VIII. HULL, President
d. p. Massros, Secretary. .
ar
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no tho Voters Of Washington, ID. C.-The undersigned,
instance ofmsny friends respectfully thai he
candidate the tome. collector solciu
Should
cbo.~r majority will Justify c.nn
Mhfui, discharge
or duties which viii in that event devove upon him
JNO, J. MULIOb.
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Lands Sacred and Classical.
is NOW OPEN for fortnight only at Odd Fellows Hall, Wash
i ington,
GLlDDoN'S GRAND MOVING TRANSPARENCY
of the Nile, Egypt and Nubia together gallery
OF Egyptian antiquities mummc Ac and splendid ableaux
hierogyphca writings paintings and sculptures Oral descriptions,
comprising the latest archaeological discoveries by George Gddon
formerly United States Cairo
Oriental music performed each exhibition.
Every evening O'Clock Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
at half past O'Clock.
Doors open hour before.
Admission, IS cents children half price.
Tickets for sale also the principal hotels and book and
stores, hc.
Mar 25-u
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TELEGNAPHIC REPORTS FOR TIE UNION
Condition Of the Northern Markets.

Condition Of the Northern Markets.
New York, March 25-2, p IN.
SAILS STOCKS YoRk
First call. Second call.
Pennsyv SIS 93l bid 93l bid
Reading bonds 79l bid 794 bid
United States 6's, 1858 1861 bid ll6i sales
Stocks have advanced shade Exchange on London, 9H
a l0& premium Flour rather dull with downward ten
dency-sales Of 800 bbs 37A 81 80 Wheat
unchanged Sales Of 1000 bushels yellow IS
The cotton market is finn, with fair demand. and prices
steady
PHuApELPiA, March 25-2 p. m.Stocks slightly irmer .
United States S. 1861, l6l; Pennsylvania SIS 93i 93
Flour quiet Rye four SO 81 Grain quiet. Sales yellow
corn at 5Sb a 50 cents.