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Hecker's Prepared Tarina.
\HlS article has been carefully and fully tested and
Il is recommended by the Medical Profession as the
most valuable of all the farnaceous articles now i'm
it being much superior to Arro Root and Tapicia for
invaiIds and children imPaats health and strength to
children VINO have weak bowels and feeble constitutions
A supply just received and for sale by
Raleigh, May7. 20
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Blanks for sale

Blanks for SALE
RLANK DEEDS for Land, and Blank Warrants
llot Constables, for sale at the Standard flee. :
MaSch 26, 1851. 4I%,f
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u Ladies, anu
Shoes, Slippers and Caters,
Misses and Chldren's Shoes
LADIES Leather and Seal skin Shoes and Slippers,
Boys and Servants Shoes,
T. A. MITCHELL.
Raleigh, May Z, 1851. ga
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BALrnoxE, April 1875 p. m.
Good Frday,--Hsaih Of archbishop Eseisston--Dsek-
snson College noudss.--Cigar- makers Ss'sks--Cu-
ba"ies IN Nsw York The Markets. &c.
Services have been held this morning in most Of our
churches, ipbersance OF Good Friday and in the Caho
c churches Ia particular the attendance has been large
The melancholy condition OF the Most Rev Archbishop
Eccseson lying gsiously IN in Georgetown, con
tnues TO be the subject OF daily in all the churches
Independent Of his high vocation, he hold the
hearts OF his people that could oay be obtained by tho
faithful and devoted OF pastors despatch just received
that he is IN most critical condition. scarcely
a shadow OF hope 10 his recovery being entertained
The Carlisle Exposlor announces that the difficulty
among the students IN Dickinson College, which resulted in
fourteen of them being dismissed and nine
been mpromsed by the intercesson OF the Hon James
Buchanan, who was himself once Dickinson lark, aud
knew how sympathzs with the young hearts in their
conflict with old heads. The Iecnsant students have CON
sequs ntly all been Teinstaed
The bourne yuen cigar makers of this CITY being
strike for higher wages Mr.. Thomas G. Little, one OF our
prime pal manufacturers has sent special agent to Ger
many procure hundred hands work in his establish
ment rather Than give the price asked This has caused
great excitement among the craft and they have passed
resolution never under circumstances 10 work in his
establishment again.
number Of young holding mysterious secret
meetings in New York, for the purpose of drill. &c, who.
it supposed form part the second Cuban exped
ton under Lopez Should they fall into the hands of the
Captain General, they viii with awful fate. The
government officials at New York, however, the
alert, and will thar nothing done there Infringe
our treaty relations with Spain any other foreign govern
ment.
Tug MARgErs-In the Baltimore market this, morning
sales CT Howard street flour, which is held
81 6l with buyers - sol City Mills is hold at ~ 49,
with buyers "a 62a The receipts of wheat continue
very limited, and equenty coed to strictly prime red
is held SO l0I ceniswhte, 100 los cents--family
-four white, III ZIG The sales of in the
early part of the week 90 81 cents for white and
81 63 for yellow. quote white at 81 a 81
cents, and yellow 63 81 cents with only tolerabls
apply most OF The time The sales OF for the week
have ranged from 80 to AZ for common strictly
prime. The market has been swept of old clover, with
sales OF 600 bushels, mostly at Us scarce and sell
ing at IS rs a Sc, as per quality; timothy heavy a.
| So so a So 75
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., not a rag OF taken ia moments besita-
w. The way before them the stream Of ice had 10
~ either gone through bodily long detour made, and
sspe heavnsss Of tho they pushed tho vessel
n,yh Ia her proper Two three shocks she
ns in contact with large pieces, unhocdod
IA he moment the last block psst the bow the officer
80 out 80 Steady she goes her and
~ nothing han ordinary sailing had been going
M observed iituo baIque nobly following the
nmsrcans wake aud, as afterwards learned, she got
hough il pretty WE'LL though without much doubt OF
hs proprey OF keeping IN such procedure after the
NV ny "a Yankee as sha called by the mate.
"If had before doubted The darng and
;, me- Americans, hat saw and heard board oil The
,nce would have such oubi but the pecu-
~ eanres in tho children Of the Stars and Stripes were
lssys ap parent me. and admlringy acknowledged
was given brief history Of their voyage 10 the present
80 - lao an outline Of lheit future plans
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RIvAs DE NICARAGUA. March 8, Y


ESQ., Of the American Atlantic and Pacific Ship 9anal
Company:
RIvAs DE NICARAGUA, March 8, b31.
Sir From the general tone OF portion OF the tonver-
saon had during the brief though very agreeable inter,
view enjoyed by u.s. through the favor OF the call we had
the pleasure of receiving from you al our casa IN inns
place, while your late tour OF examination OF the lines
OF The important enterprises your company has under
taken. became impressed with the idea that an an,
nouncement OF the completion Of your new transit road
$50 far Is necessary for cargo and passenger mule.
travel from Virgin Bay, Lake Nicaragua, TO the haroor
OF San Juan del Snr on the Pacihc) would, at least 10
you, be gratifying With this impression, in connexion
with the consideration that the time OF my husband and
the other members Of the engineer corps seems altogether
employed in prosecuting the survey (ahough now about
completely OF lipe for your shpcana fromthe lake to
peasurabe service simply OF advising you Of the compile
ton Of your road far az above stated In OF
Of inspection, with H Wonegar esq, the worthy 81,
perniendent OF cutting out the road, and our esteemed
and skilful physician, DR., LoveIoy, in rdeio me
the most agreeable OF all others have enjoyed IN thls
couny-over its entire length, which il, a. my husband
informs me, upon the line cut about twelve miles we
left the Sevadla House (ahout central on the line o. road
at o'clock, on our welltrained mules VISITED lne
beautiful habor OF San Juan del Sur, and alter spend
ing some little time in collecting lew OF the cuoses
OF the place, and return in admiring the beauties
OF the scenery at several points on the road arrived al
spent some two hours for REFRESHMENTS then proceeded
over the road to its termination al Virgin Bay. small
hsrbor at an exceedingly interesting location upon the
lake from thence this place, distance OF eight miles.
where arrived the same evcningeeng, at least on
my part amply compensated for the atgues incident to
ride in all OF twenty six miles
The greatly superior advantages that will be realized
BY the Improvement and OF this any other line
OF thoroughfare in use across the sthmns will be
hailed with JOY by the numerous travellers that now and
probably will in all future time continue, in constantly
increasing numbers, pass from ocean to ocean. When
your company shall have commenced running your steam
srs upon the majestic river OF San Juan and across the
Lake Of Nicaragua to Virgin Bayss infer from your
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DlEO

All D. M yesterday, MARY, consort Of sTErHxS LrSsAsross
ESQ., Finn Auditor Treasury the 9th OF her age
The friends and the family requested to attend
her funeral Tuesday next, AT 10 O'Clock, M
On Major ERASTUsT COLLINS OF the Fen
sion ONCE, IN the seth year OF his age
The friends family invited TO attend bis funeral from
the redencc Tnge Of ian and Streets ON sun
day. nj 3 o. ID. IN.
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FLORIDA EvERcLApKs--Gov Brown, Of Florida
ade very considerable exploration OF Evergade
ne opinion he has arrived aud confidently enter.
y That not only is thorough drainage imprsotcabe
could DO effected. the deposie laid bare would be
@he purely vegetable decomposition, gh, enough,
ay, to be blown away, and quite as combustibe n.
me Everglades are interpreted with numerous
ana basins Of depth below the level OF the
WIN almestore or sand bottom, and. where the alb
Az current permits the vegetable depositcs TO
greater or less depth, II 10 still so loose and un-
tha' many years exposure to the action Of the
~ atmosphere will be necessary to impar TO 1t the
y, o. soil BY deepening this outlets TO the son, the
y the Everglades could be materially lowered As
y" and about the margin, and drain the numerous
e"pesed through this great waste of waters, but
more can be done. The waters OF the Everglades
~ "sh o. many varieties, and in such numbers one
-, believe. With simple spesr the fisherman
~ us boat in few moments. Wild fowl are there
'pofnons Hocks a almost 10 dsrken the sun, and
nm. 'oondsnt on the islands. Add TO these the in
growth Of coont, or arrow root, Of which the In.
e' his bread, and the attachment, Of the savage 10
's easily understood, To him II is almost a
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+, OWEN 4 SON take method OF announcing
II, public generally that they have Just re-
senior embracing an asso
men Of cloths and vestag together WIN
yayie fancy articles
They have pleasure that their present stock OF goods
10 ,uperior 10 any they brought TO this city
Taku for past avor they respectfully solicit continuance OF
patronage r,, .r.,,
APP 9-3taw2m lmtei iehl
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ny DYER & meauIRs, Auc,,onssr,.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, HORSE, &c,
III AT AUCTIONo Thursday morning. the 2tth instant, at
sell residence Of the late James Csrbey
and 9th street Capitol
) kitchen furniture, consisting part Of
supenor piano forte aud stool
Mahogany sofa, rocker and parior chairs
Marble top and pier tables
Giltfraned mirrors, card tables
Mahogany dining and breakfast tables
China dinner and tea sets and glassware
parIor, stair, and chamber carpets
High and low -post bedstends
Bed ma and bedding
Bureaus wardrobes, washstands, and sets
Stoves, IRE sets, ke.
vrstber general OF kitchen
t\l2 O'Clock precisely will sell line riding horse, saddle,
kks sl5 credit OF and -four months FOR
sansA cNrily endorsed, bearing interest - . -
1 DYER MCGUIRE,
An lh-A Aucuoneers.
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n3-Connrma Lut heranism-T morrow tsabbath,)
10 vns ermsson, Of confirmation and the
.men OF the Lords supper will be administered at H.
AZ Psu English Church. Of and lh streets
,iny 10 the the third Of the series
which will be delivered ~
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no Voters OF Washington, d. C.-Thc undersigned,
friends, respectfully announces That he
foce collector and solici sun
should be
chosen by majority your he will strive justify the csn
faithful honest and impartial discharge
ofth which viii in that event devolye upon him
far JNO, j. MUlLOf.
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From the Alexandra Garste.
The Birthplace of Washington.


ARLINGTON HOUSE, April IL, 1851,
To the Editor, Of the Aterlndcia Gazdte;
Observing In your valuable journal OF late date the
notice of placed the ruins of the house in which
the beloved Washington first the light, permit me TO
offer to you bHe OF that Interesting event. II
occurred six -andthiry years ago.
In June, 1915, sailed in my vessel Che LADY OF
the Lake-a fine topss schooner OF ninety onsnccom'
panied by OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lewis and Gfymes-
ound Pops's creek, In the county Of Wes,moeland
carrying with slab Of frees,one having the following
inscription
llru FEBRUARY. 1872, toLp srrLr,)
WASHINGToN
Our pilot approached the Wesmoeland shore cautiously,
vessel drew nearly eight feet water, and the pilot
was but ndid.reny acquainted with so unfequen,ed a
ma vigation.
We anchored at distance from the land and taking
to our boats, reached the mouth Of Pope. or
Bydges creek and proceeding upwards, fell in with
Mckenzie Beverly. ESQ, and several gentlemen h.h-
ing party and also with the Of the property that
formed the object ofour visit We kindly received by
these individuals, and escorted the spot wberc few
scattered bricks alone marked the birth place Of the Chief
DESTROYS OF making the ceremonial OF deposng the
imposing circumstances would permit we cnveopcd
IL in the star.span ged banner OF county, and IL
wal borne to Its esingpsce in the OF the descend
Of four revolutionary patriots and sodcrs-Ssmucl
Lewis, Of Geo Lewis, captain in Bayors regiment
OF horse, and nephew Of Washington William Grymes,
the son oil benjamin srymes, gallant and distinguished
officer OF the Life Guard the captain Of The vessel the
of brave soldier wounded in the battle Of Gniord and
George w p. Gusts, the son Of John Pake Gusts, aid
dc camp the Commander in Chefbeofe Cambridge and
Yorktown.
We gathered together the bricks of the ancient chimney
that formed the hearth around which WASHINGTON In
his infancy had played and constructed rude kind Of
pedestal which revcrcntly placed the sroSE,
the respect and protection OF the Ameri-
can people in general and tbs citizens Of Wesmorcand N
particular.
Bidding adien those who had received kindly,
we and hoisted colors and, being ~ ded
with a piece OF cannon and suitable ammunition, wSAted
salute, awakening the echoes that had slept for ages
around the halowed spot and, while the smoke Of
martial tribute the birth place OF the Paier Patrm s,
on the bosom of the Potomac spread sails
TO avoring and speedsd ioyousy to our homes
Such was an Of flal love and gratitude performed
more than third Of century ago such il the history
the FIRST sross to tho memory of WASHINGTON
Health and respect, my dear sir
GEORGE w p. GUSTS
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Stocks steady-United IS, 1867 ll6l Flour fm--sales
600 bbls. at 81 so southern, x!7S "a sly Corn Is
in request and holders asking 10 cents Tor prime vel
low Rye, II cents Oats, 4S 80 cents Provisions I'M
changed-demand for regular trade only Lard Is IN much
jnaniry and boders asking higher Nothing has
vet beer indicate the effect of the steam
er's news Whiskey. "A a 2lA cents
PsiLA PHIA April lS2, p. m.-The stock market Is
buoyant--saies Pennsylvania 5's at $50 93} Reading
shares 3ss Flour ner-sales OF 500 bbs at VI 80 Rye
annr " I'M sales at 3 So Sales 5000 bushels red
wheat al 100 cents, and white at lOo cents Corn duh,
with sales of yellow at 6J cents
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Two days ago mentioned the final passage through
e Pennsylvania Legislature Of the bill repeating the
hon Of the law OF ls47 which denied the use of the
prisons Of Pennsy lvana 10 the officers of the United
States for the detention Of ugives from labor service
Justice requires 10 say further, that the repeal OF this
section Of the law Of sii earnestly resisted byahe
wings the legislature and that neatly every wing in
!he lower house voted against it This, added TO other
already the record, should teach lesson TO the
katotic portion OF the American people.
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IN n. CLUsKEx. Architect and OWL DnGimser has
". builAinS north side Of Pennyl
wants avenue, between i9h and 18Th streets west
4-A0
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n7-To the Voters Of washnKton.I announce myself
the
snl opportunity addressing The people their
p.neriy municipal elections and the necessity OF
/ - EDWARD b. ROBINSON.
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mn The Warrington city sabbath school Uuion will
hold s Fourth Presbyterian church, 9th street
Monday evening a instant commencing half past O'clock
The public az respectfully invited TO attend -
o. C. WIGHT, Secretary
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Excitement In England Progress of Socialism IN
Franee --Furhu Decline IN Cotton BfsadsinGs and
Pyout,tons FIRM
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NEW AND ELEGANT SPRING GOODS.-sTEyENs,
IN batter New York and fresh
p dreA and sporting goods for gentle
men, youths, and children, in great variety.
Also endcr variety gntlemens wardrobe and toilet
ticl~s, via
Yoke. neck shirts both white and coored
aitk, mertno, gauxe, thick and drawers
Kid, silk, and summer Hsves
Umbrellas, canes hose, suspenders, &c.
umbrellas,
wardrobe toilet be
~ = " sTEvENss
Great Hat, Cap, Gcnslcmcn's Outlining Store,
under the Ahen~nm, opposite the Adsphi Theatre.
Ap lo-eo3hf
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We perceive that many Of the whg papers OF Pennsyl
ysnia, having in view the approaching gubcrnaoral cleo
lion in that States have raised the banner Of Scott and
Johnston" Governor Johnston, who is candidate for
election is free soiler Of the worst strpenot TO say
an abotionist Of the deepest dye He is also admrer
Il General Scott, and an advocate Of his nomination for
The presidency by the wing party Hence his party press
not only desires that he may avail himself Of whatever
strength his anti slavery and wing sentiments may give
him. but it wishes that he may derive profit from the
capital which the name Of General Scott, his candidate
for the presidency, may be able to furnish We do not,
Of COURSE know whether this is instance in which "a
fellow feeling makes wondrous kind" We do not
pretend to assert that Governor Johnston has any norma
lion which leads him to believe to know that General
Scott comedies with his anti-savery and dsorganizng
doctrines As public journalists we only wish to state
facts, leaving the public TO draw its conclusions
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Anew Dress respectfully invite the attention Of
and pSss :, % Sal
spaTs and s, ro e%s s @
0"m IL pieces ertra-r,ch figured India silks
10 DO aney eoso'sd silks beautiful style for
ss.sss en..p. good
20 do ,les casas !aai. ms.'ins, in patterns
10 do plain mous.enes
q . in: for eid'sn-. bar
10 % new news: .s is mourning go.s.
In % S psss a nsa F. 1as' %a:ns We
90 sa ps"sa TIL. sss e: Ana ,ss :,
which far, coiors
a. small hs u F E,:%sS eA 4.
a &c .s
invite the 'H'H''" Of '''f :; 81 ssS s%
" :s;ss ss
lions"
NEW ARRANGEMENT FOR THE HoLYDAYsl
a Gs @" q ss S Egyptian Gallery
sss SATURDAY ana
oSa Fellow, Hail. Admission children half price
cECoND LOVE by Martha Marteii
y staars Commentary on Ecsies,ns, 81 xo,s
Mna Sona%s. Of Fiords washington rrvins
just r,ceiycdm r,v,ou. w.usys
AZ Bookstore, OH 81
WANTED situation by GERMAN sson: who o can
Mr. empler, tailor O. between 9th and IN Streets ne" the
Bank Of Washington
Pr-% ---
1 iustre m
sale. room under the opposite the Adephi Theatre
pANKIsa-A Practical Treatise on BANKING BY J. W. e'''"'
! b nrst American, nom hnh London edition.
For sale by TAYLOR A MAURY,
Ar booksellers, near 9th street
TwEsTY poLLAns REwARD.,a.n away from z. ~ ne he
ssSeIset on u" "a q she supposed
high She ."op ..s, be- sns ss n
nson as free woman ecre,sd free persons color
above %" reward win be paid delivery 10 me,
MAJ Mar as-aaw ~. HILTON
DEMovAI~ DE sEI.DING q wYLIE have removed .hs,
General Agency and s %s ps to ss." na o door, FROM tho
National i.,sl,sssesI oteo.
pose Do~s,.s an Autobiography Of . n'"''''
syrns. D'c,.on.1y q En1'nss,ns, No n r., Ami.
Just published ana 0' sac Taylor MAURY,
| An,o booksellers, aear 9Th st.
TABLE LuNENs-yu., received, at the store ooAse"@ D'
double satin cloths ~ ss ... .ss
- By $40 ioa By 70 70. :, .s m,,r inc
..h asrnaI lin roys,edJ fruit and desser c""s
Fruit finger doyes to ms'c" 400, o sr.,v -
49, and o4 Flemish damasks in INC Weee, '" nh'Y 49,
very heavy, beautiful, and cheap cLAGETT = DoDsoN.
/ Ar I3--3t~cn
| G. w. BENNETT,
/ A counissiowv for the State 81 NsW York
,,A.o a., 9Th street nearly opposite Treasury.
| Ian s-eodtm
InncUMENTATY HINTORY N Slavery IN the Untted
II formation Of the government by native OF ME-
| pissd-pamphles
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MRS. ANN II. CLARK hns just received from lew
Yo second supply beautiful fancy straw hats
also superfne English saws, style Also 90 hand large as
,oment OF other goods suitable o the
sop which open Saturday, April ~ her store, east
Farmers and Meshanies Bank, Georgetown d. O.
In
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The following letter was recently received by Ca3hn
Vanderbilt, from Mrs Chds, the lady OF 0. W. CHds
esq, Of the American Atlantic and Pacific Ship Yanal
Cninnanv.
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NEW MAP Of the aHd Region In C.i.fcrnia, by
Gbbes and other
and explorations accounts, descriptions Statistics &C.
Typographical Map of the hmus Of Panama, together with
aae and information fs
travellers. msp OF the city Of Pansma by Dr. Ed
Autcnrcb--lsS1s :.
Eppinser Map Of TEXAS, from in the
Genera and Ohhce--le5l.
Cordovn's laTe Map ofTesas.
Coons Map Of the whole continent showing he coasts o.
both the n,itish lines down South America
Dssurne Map Of Central Amccn, showing the various
and the different lines Of Aantc and Pacific com
mnncaton .,x., :. -, -
Apis FkhNch ihfboh
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BY A. GREEN, Auctsoneer.
cEyEN HUNDRED PAIRS OF SHOES AT AUCT1oN.-WIl
y Of Saturday
nstan O'Clock assortment Of ladies and
emsns shoes comprising descriptions,
country and sold account OF whom
ccrn
Terms All sum. $50 $50 credit OF
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
terest
kp io-lt A. GREEN, Aucuonecr'
ByDYER MCGUIRE, Auctiopesrs.
IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN--On Thursday
ming the instant O'Clock, shall sell, in front OF the
premises No. In 2s fronting NJ feet 18th
loo Deep and with the improvements,
consisting 81 n story frame building
Terms balance 8, ~ and ls months notes
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest = -
An le-eos Auctonecrs.
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We have received from some unknown hand pam
inlet, printed by John r Towers Of this city, entitled
aDOa.msntary History Of Slavery in The United States
he Native Of Maryland"
From hasty glance al this pamphlet, we think the
.,bor is entitled 10 much credit for the manner in which
i, has treated his subject we-reasoned commen-
ary upon the introduction Of slayesn the United States
embracing what had occurred during our colonial con
ps,;op with Brea, Britain and since tina, lme the
mar in which the subject has beer considered by the pub
lie authorities Of this and OTHER countriesis desderaum
,o our counrymen who are just beginning TO appreci-
ate in their Just light the evils of aboonism. This
uamphle contains all the documents that are sufficient to
show that the ugitive-ssve law is not only consistent
with the constitution OF the United States, Uncomfortable
to the general practice OF all other nations That have had
10 deal with the same subject We commend 1t 10 the
serious attention Of those of our readers who from mis-.
taken views of philanthropy and humanity. may have
he.p unprepaed for the severe penalties which are due to
that anatcism which has brought the Question Of slavery
into our patty politics
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AR r. r. Liable has the honor to inform the ladies and gen
,lemen Washington, Georgetown, and Alexandra that h
san Hall Ap i5-ddf
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Condition of the Northern Markets..

New YORK, April 1872, p. m.
ALEs AND PRICES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK TODAY.
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By DYER Il Mcguire, Auctionccrs.
ORANGES Friday afternoon, April ls O'Clock we shall
with W boxes prime
oranges being choice lot just received , ,,o,r,,,
Apis A"cuonce"'