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BY A. GREEN, Auctionecr.

ELEVEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION
II Thursday, the 3D. of June shall sell the premises,
O'Clock eleven fine building lots situated at and next TO the
and 53 The lots fronting street front feet,
inches the AN IS
The property
soney located proper gadc neghborhood
Terms One fourth cash balance in twelve, cightecn
MONTHS the purchasers
for deferred bearing FROM day
deed given and deed of taken. Tile ndispuiaiIe
MAY Is -6t A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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Virginia.

The Richmond Enquirer Of yesterday has the fol-
lowing
DRLEoArEs BALrMoRE.We have at last received the
action OF tho Wyhe district convention. which appointed
the following delegates the Baltimore Convention:
Delegates George w. G. Brown OF Tazewel, Alexander
$. Mainews Of Wythe, Michael D. D. Lane OF Lee, John
b. Floyd Of Washington.
Aernates; BY resolution Of the convention, If any
Of the foregoing delegates shall be absent his place will be
filed by John M Daniel OF Richnond If any second dele
gate absent, place Will be flied by Fayete McMul-
liz, esq If any others, by Messs Tate and Cowan of the
State senate.
This completes the list Of Virginia Acknowledgements
in ALTO the Baltimore Convention.
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By A. GREEN. Auctiomcsr.

GROCERIES AND LIQUORS AT AUCrIoN.-on Monday,
May 81 at 10 O'Clock, shall sell at the grocery store,
OF 18Th and streets, general assortment Of
Groceries and liquors, cohees, teas
Crushed and brown
Candies, soap, pepper, ginger, &c.
Whisky, brandy wine, and cordial
Bacon, flour, lard, mackerel, and salmon
Cigars aud chewing tobacco
Large lot ofcrockery ware
Broons, baskets, buckets and mats
Large assortment OF tubs, sters, and rope
Lamp oil, spirit gas, &C.
With other articles usually found In grocery
so under, cash thai amount, and
exceeding so0 60 $780, credit Of 60 and 70 days. Tor
notes satisfactorily endorsed.
May "a A. GREEN, ADcuonecr
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Sales To-Day.
By ). Q. MCGUIRE. Auction

By j. q. MCGUIRE. Auctioncor.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF A PRIVATE
FAMLYon Saturday morning. May 3D. nj 10 o'clock In front
roonas, shall sell the furniture family declining
housekeeping, comprising general assortment.
Al HALF PAST NINE O'CLOCK
III barrels Of northern cider
fish
10 boxes OF adamanlne candles
Terms JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
May Esd Auctioneer.
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nv "A q. MCGUIRE. Auct,onerr.

EXECUToR's SALE OF VALUABLE LOT AT AUCTION
Ia Friday June ie52 al o'clock on the premises,
IL No. 49, situated 22d street west be-
OF 10 feet and depth OF 100 feet,
containing Q, 1873 square feet.
Terms residue six and twelve months, with
interest," satisfactorily secured
BY order Of John Benne executor Of Frederick Mey de-
ceased JAS. q. MCGUIRE
NAV Odd Auctioneer
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uy A. GREEN, Auct,oneer.

IN WEDNESDAY the I'd OF June shall SELL at 10 o'clock,
" Lieutenant d. ID Porter Six buildings,
avenue, Streets flag will
designate house,. excellent Of furniture,
Fine rosewood, spring cushioned lounges
do do castor pahor chairs
centre tables
q fine rfench-plaie mirrors, feet by 20 inches
damak, and window curtains and
ALSO French cbintx curtains
Bronze and gill rirandoes
SOLAR hall, and other lamps
China, glass, and cr0ckcr
Preach china mantcl and plated candlesticks
Mahogany bureaus, wasbstsnds, and tahcs
French bedstoud, wardrobe, and crib
DO frame Psyche and other looking glasses
doe painted white cottage chamber sets
maple-coiored do do
Pine English Bnssss and ingram carpets
Passage oil cloth
ane aud other chairs
ne hair and shuck mattresses, bedding, &C.
Cooking tight, and other stoves, and fire sets
With good lot Of kitchen republics among which arc 6no cook
Ing coppcrs. - .
FERNS e5, sl5, credit OF
and ninety days. Interest,"
dorsed. A. GkEEN,
9-St Aucnonser.
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RFsIvAL OF NEW GOODs.--we pleasure In An
nouncng and the public generally
that York
sentiment ~ Hne DRESS GObDS, consisting &C.
Flounced bcrecc robes, syc befcees, grenadines
orgsndes, French rnuslins
Printed isconcts, berege blaine
Also, handsome stock Of French emhro,dercs
Silk and hid Cloves real thread hosiery
And many other goods they respectfully invite
NEWTON, MAY, y co.
MayV--iwH
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By u. &. MCGUIRE. Aucttoneer.
CILK AND GlNGHAM UMBRELLAS, LEGHORN AND FLOR
y ENCE BRAID HAT5On Saturday. May 29th at O'Clock,
m, a the auction rooms, I shall SELL
ease, containing "a silk and sngham umbrellas
cases. do 100 double and single brim Leghorn and Flor
braid hats, adapted TO The present season
Terms cash. JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
May 2S-d ti Auctioneer.
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By JAMES Q. McGUIRE. Amct,oneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN.-on Tuesday,
June O'Clock, M The premises, shall sell lot No
In square fronting 90
morrill, running back ~ feet inches 20 3oect
alley.
Tsrmss balance equal instruments and -
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
May 18-d Auciionoer.
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Nv y. Q. mcGUIRE, Auotioneer.

CPLENDID FAMILY CARRIAGE AT AUcTioN.--On Saturday,
u in front Of the auction shall
sell the family carriage Of The late Governor McDowei note
built, cost 81 200, and in excellent order
Tens Two and four months for satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest. JAS. y. MCGUIRE,
\ May 25--d ISIS Auctioneer
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ny A. GREEN, Auctionecr

By A. GREEN, AuctiOnecr.
HANDSOME DARK BAY MARE AT AUCTfoN-on Saturday.
III the 29h shall sell in front Of auction store, 10
O'Clock, fine riding
Terms cash A. GREEN,
( MAY 28-2t Auctoneer
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CECOND WARD.-EDwARD O. DYER IL nominated
- candidate for tho Common Council for this ward.
May 25--d6t
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A CAHD.-We would respectfully the Indies OF
"A Washington and it, vicinity have opened
supply which, Of
have been purchased very choap and viii be sold accord
ingiy In will be found
PLAIN heavy suitable for capcs, vise ac Also,
beeges grenadines with Of French
lawns rngans stock Of goods boys
OF which viii very cheap for cash punciuai
tsmsrs w. N. sHUSTER h CO.,
Seventh street, near Pennsylvania avenue
May27-d6uf
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DATENT BED TRUNKS AND kATHST s-OEArh nssM
beds private subscriber would respectfully inform
the public and the travelling community In particular TINT ne ma
for trunks and patent portable beds
which viii be sold fair prices Members OF Congress- senuemen
OF the navy and about travel are respectfully m
call and for themselves they certainly the
geaicsi convenience invented. A. GREEN,
Anctioneer and Commission Merchant, at the
May 07--eod2w 9th It, and Pa. av-
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HARLEY uALL-This beautiful and valuable estate,
OF John j. Toup, containing about 30
acres Exchange in this Sat
urda 9Th Of June barley Hall Is situated upon the baltimore
and turnpike, hundred yards Of the northern
boundary city doomed give descdp
lion Of the grounds, supposed that those
who will and judge for them
selves As beautiful and delightful residence, proPsy
the vicinity OF baltimore
be compared with this.
Persons dssrous seeing place day between
w V'' - ~ JOHN s. CUTTINGS.
Baltimore, May %, 1852. May a3-eedt
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THE DEFICIENCY BILL.

Mr. HUNTER then moved that the deficiency bill be
taken up; which was agreed 10.
A long debate ensued on various amendments; after
which all the amendments were ordered to be engrossed
ior third reading OF the bill.
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The democrats Of Iowa, in their State convention held
on the 18th ultmo, adopted the following resolutions;
Reo,psd That to carefully regard the rights Of the
States only possible 70 strengthen and perpetual
our pForions oonfederacy
koivsd, Thstwe are In favor Of The compromise
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The democracy OF Illinois, in their convention, held
in April Of the present year, adopted the following
lutions:
That no good citizen should do any weaken the
bonds OF this Union by stirring up STRIFE CONVENTIONS,
hatred among citizens, North south. East West by
intermeddng with the righui affairs Of other States,
the insiitu ions thereof hodng we do, hi States like
individuals best advance hef happiness by looking
to their and no, the affairs OF their neighbors
" That democracy of Illinois will stand by the
promises OF the constitution Of the Union and
gard the Congress- termed the compromise
acts iincludng the fugitive. slave law in all It's proys-
ions of the democratic principle OF
vention rs laid down by the last and previous Demo-
onto National Convcn TONS hold AT Baltimore and that
will strictly and rigidiy adhere to those principles"
INDIANA,
Ia the democratic State convention, held In Indiana in
February last, the following resolution relating 10 the
slavery question adopted:
Rsoped That in the opinion OF this convention the
sentiment Of the people OF Indiana sus,ans and
endorses in their general and Intention and all
OF that series of OF Congress commonly known the
compromise that 1t recognises In their success
earnest OF security and perpemiY glorious Union
and that regards present tranquility, ssr dangerous
sectional hesriburnings the best evidence Of the wis
dom and prudence Of these and the best proof
that they should, under pretence, be disturbed"
IOWA.
The democrats OF Iowa. in their State convention held
-. II f.fl
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sss u shs Blsx sf5se the szr sHa present session
AZ If IN cfnefni14e &irh hs It snier cofscr
tinn IA aps cptae ii right eaneiuin II would be nipcS
sf35e k1f4xas M y cosusaitt~e 10 spsc0ed
WI nm III IN, IN Ilosse resumed wsse. the report
rpr~fee<{ On nssru however, to refer the bill to the
asnssttee On slss Ssaciary. together with assfr which
Mr. IL Sunth Carolina said hsd been prepared by tlle
SEQ q ID tn ths aarrnsse sd 81 nays, the Speaker
thy HI ~ negative anil thus making the members ceoaa
nstien then made and lost that thu House a6.
junrn
and read third sme ss call for the previous question
M Evans csIe for she reang Of the a-th rule which
provides that hills Ne tsken up and passed in the ser
ctne N which they hae second reaiing and appealed
against the ecea 4 rs chair which APPEAL yss sub
ssasenfly fia on the fS1le, by avote IL the House
Mr. CabuIa 81 Fferjda moved which carried. that
when the Hue~s adjnssns i adjourn tin Friias
motion 10 rvcu der the VOTE adopting tbs report of
TN Committee t Of the Union, caei sire
uppesiiien The part # MIR cahcll who attacked
the pruvseit in the appropriation bill Of k, session lin
ting tbs granting n bounty lands to tls IN the mar
ket Mr Tucker, 81 Ses Hampshire sss denounced the
heng ga up far tha ben, y Of and
Nj Garter d os and Mr. Jones Of Tennessee wiio at
tackled fie prnsi Of the I'LL ~d which had act. they
Z sail bern properly conducted " the cosanittee
Mr Bavly, II firgina, ~ c.tan1nan 81 the commute
rssson why fAe rruriege alluded 50 by Mr.. Sabe had
i a~ea insestssSs dse mot TO impsir The public re
n,otioa saiy ,,essilea to refer the hill select
renfnisrre
M<saaxns srgr naeised from the President, with ae-
esassffSx n srs In 4sFs 10 the resolution relative to
the asf sanniers cf Mr. Thrasher. and reports from De-
rxrsn s which rr.a TO appropriate committees
Mr.. Br nsss uf NcwNori. said that when the gEnFer
tsps srrsyed is ~anls l prepared show how much the
nws al acnieie ~ Ctia oprrattsi on American czsas
rfse HOUSE tsaer a.tioursee tn Friday
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KossrrH's AvowAI.-The ambiguous language with
which the great Magyar has clothed the ideas expressed
In his speeches. has given rise to much discussion relative
to his actual position and his Of the result
vcnton the part Of the United States In the affairs
Hungary These questions have been definitely set
tied by the speech Of Kosst at the Bar dinner In New
York He has openly ayowcd that would be the po
@ result of the adoption Of his plan Of intervention
and that while Hungary fighting Austria with the
means should furnish Government would be conf
PEELED engage Russia any other nation which chose
to enter the field Nearly all the NewYork papers con-
DENIM in the strongest terms the policy advocated by the
lustrous exile, and take the following from the
Mirror:
The speech Of NJ Kosslith Aat-foOted demand for
intervention to prevent intervention with frank av0wa
that such demonstration might lead and IN that
event there must be backing out Tsis precisely the
utonary movement foreseen and foretoid, and
glad that the great Hungarian has had the boldnczs at
last after two weeks feeling Of the American pulse
uce His programme Of operations to the innocent little
word Of only three letters of-W-A-H We now under-
stand him. Let him not misunderstand us The attempt
to put down the venerable Judge Duerwo after exhaust
ing superlatves in praise Of the distinguished guest beg
ged leave to dissent from Of the propositions Of the
revolutionary programme illustrates the madness If the
hour. 1t melancholy comment upon bpasted
freedom Of opinion. to the Radicals Of Tanany Hall
insulting by Kisses equally venerable In wisdom and
In But the voice Of Sesor could not be heard in the
camp of the reyoutioss. The young yusters
the bar stimulated to deeds Of mpudenec by the spirit
of the OCCASION drowned the clarion Of the
eloquent venerable Jurist. who compelled to ut
down while the young democracy mounted the chairs
yelling out their appeals from the Judge TO the people"
Oh. 1t disgraceful rampant Hadicalism,
which is surging higher and higher sinai! sweep all
before it, respecting neither the rights Of property the
rights Of personuo. the gray hairs which
the ermine Of the Judiciary.
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TnE WALKING FgAI.-Tlie undertaking Of Miss G. e.
Cushman to walk five hundred miles In five hundred
hours in fair way to he successful that lady has al
ready accomplished more than half the feat She
yesterday briefly addressed the crowd Of spectators that
had gathered along her track and expressed much conf
lcnee in the completion Of her task Large crowds col
lcct daily Il, the walking ground, which il garden ad.
joining Dan llikoeks Hotel the Lake Of the New
She'll Road
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{lsg~ NEwOnLEASs AND OpEI.o RAILROAD

Tie P.HsnsD, Committee Of Road their meeting holden
aday evening" December ~ adopted following resolutions and
ordered them 10 bs Published.
ss@1sd fhs notice BIZ ths the
H a's =. ~ dysuia @ r 10 9ok Friday
Delegates from Texas they arrive in the ss be the
dIy " sid committee notify the Delegates through the public
pres " present heInsese their room above The
c,ssf Insurance s at the Of Camp Commercial
Alley, tstNreli ti. hours Of 10 4. n. mn
R<sDfs,d That the shall sp eee,. any .dona,
Delegates ist hps
yshn y ja5e Inst from louisiana pro-u. from The delegations
We additional ha'.s of The Individuals comprising them publication
Tbs Chairman appointed gu said committee
1"ssfs John H. ops j. ". Stanton Buckne H. Payn A,iyo.
Ansaf au4s Whit, D. H. Martini W. .yrien pupre
R'b"ft r. 'iof. H. " LrsreHes, aud ". o. II. Norton
II. ~ COHEN Chairman.
Jofg Y, S1eteat
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G1xiO7s'S,

GaSiO7l's,
| CORNER OF ST. CHARLES AND CANAL STREET
RARE AND BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY PREsB
| iF' The largest collection Of at
FANCY TICLES
| THE UNITED srArHs.
E The extent Of the proprs,os sale. enables him to Il
pods in sufficient quantities insure purchasers the most
'rie.', either for cash or city acceptances.
| Asplendd assortment of
RICH PAPER MAcHE AND ROSEWOOD DESKS pR,
L. CASES, oDEUR BOXES, WORK BOXES WOR
TABLES with EsCRETolRS, combined.
MISSES WORK TABLES.
SPLENDID OIL PAINTINGS, on Copper and Canvas
BAvAyIAN GLASS WARE.
Geneva mado MUSIC BOXES, from 9 to 10 tunes,
ACCoRDEoNs AND fLUTINAs.
BRIDAL GIFTS.
PEARL, JEWEL AND MoUCHoR BOXES,
RICH CoRBEiLLES, of Satin in relief.
BRIDAL FANS Silver PORT BououE
GAMES.
DRESDEN BRONZE, CHINESE AND ENaLIsr
IVORY CHESS MEN.
BACKGAMMON AND CHESS BOARDS, of Mosaic Pearl
Maehe, Leather, etc.
BATTLEDoREs, GRAcEs, SOLITAIRE, INDIAN HUNT
PLAYING CARDS, GAME OF GOOSE, sts. sts
GOLD PEN AND PENCIL CASES.
GOLD EAR RINGS, FINGER RINGS.
GOLD Brooches, SCARF PINS.
GOLD GUARD AND VEST
GOLD, SILVER AND STEEL SPECTACLESi
with Scotch Pebble Glasses
GOLD, SILVER AND STEEL FURNISHED ETur AN
CASES, CARD CASES, SOUVENIRS, PORT Nd
NAlEs, of Silver, Pearl Shell and Bronze
NEW STYLE PURSES AND RETIcuLEs.
PORTFOLIOS, of Pspisr Maehs, Velvet n
PERFuMERY AND TOILET SOAPS. u
from LubsH Gaorlain Provost, etc.
IVORY, BUFFALO, HORN AND ROSEWOOD HAIR n
RICH SCARFS AND CRAyATs SUPERIOR LINEN
COTTON SHIRTS, GLOVES Of a superior ouali,v
GAUNTLET GLOVES for Riding or Hunting |
GH- aplendid assortment of
SOLD MOUNTED CANES
Ten of FINE TIN ToYs-a, wholesale on,,
TO TSMEN. B.
large variety of FINE GUNS, with all the modern INN
GUN IMPLEMENTS, POWDER AND SHOT FLASK
FISHING TACKLE
10 every variety, Of the fnest quality !
All Of which offered At Wholesale or Retail at loves, ~
at GuIoN'3
dF' lct2P corner Of ST. Charles md Cans
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Bows oHri,N .isyLUM-fupp MrSIcIrALiry delega-
tun fm the orphaned inmates Of this institution waited
On us IN New Year to present the compliments of tn.
season aud their hest wishes for prosperity We
sorry MT Mt home but thanks are due for
what they justly eommand-our honest sympathy with
their condition AMI interest in their welfare
nnly wish editorial services may always be well
smFleyed a. when working in their behalf Pcnce and
plenty In the paths ni the little orphans
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Youths, Boys and ChtldreaS
(iInfE.jb,n

The .uts.ribes receipt assortment
YOUTHS BOYS AND CtilLDRENS CLOTHING superior 10 an
ohereh IN, market manufactured expressly tho
hous. y William st. SewYerk and which Price
Ga 3m!p Z. FABRE 4 CO. 20 Magazine sreet
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New York Markets.
News from Salifor mia and Sandwich
Islands.


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Telegraphed to the Daily Crescent.

Iele&Iapnoo 70 tne Daliy GIcscont.
srtss ptopIs:. 2 ftsllp' aias.
One Week Later from Europe-Arrival
Of the Afrioa-Cottoa Declined Markets
Heavy-Cuban Prisoners Released-France
Quiet.
NrwYosL Friday January = 1852
The Cu,,rd Africs b.. arrived bringing dates
fn Ii, srpool the 10Th u her The following
sumsnsrs Of her ecaiaercia ms ligence
Liverpool Markets,
lfvE Hrooa. Dec 20, 1851.
The Gotten market has presented heavy appearance
since the departure of the an aud the demand has
been very pieerate The sil Il the week limited to
sso bses Of which 1000 er aiken for export and COCO
speculation Prices ha d.. lined I'D u b. and the
qaoss soIs fixed last by the Official Board are
follows Fair Orleans sss Midding u, Midding
Uplsnis 4astd4ssd = ID.
Flour quoted 70 aalliugs for Western Canal
aud % and I'd for Ohio bnnds White Corn. rs and Cd
per quarter, Lard has mis- will only moderate demand
and PRICES in favor of by though there IL quo
table decline Sugar hal deei ned ID per cwt. with
moderate demand.
Money and Trade.
The Money market hal heet rather heavy. aud Consos
quoted At eos.
Trade in the msuui,lstsr1s districts has remained
without change since TIT departure of the Canada.
France-Ha'rre Cotton Market
The Cotton market At Iavr is less active but there has
been material chang III "a ess
Political affairs are Sthsslt much change and the
country Is Peaceful.
Spain-Webster's Letter-American Pris-
onees Released
The spanish Govern ment xprcSsS great satisfaction
with MIR wrhstcrs lei 81 hss partlone al the eiti.
# the United Stses tab PRISONERS in the Cuba
petition sc'sor lab ris b ab,u, having Madrid for
Nesoric1o-, 20 resuur k slnct'ps ~ spanish Consul
New Fork Markets.
Nr1sI0us Dee. 10
The Gotten market iaA depressed. and the sSes
to-day reach larry 50 aals Prizes have declined 'sc
since thu ar1iYgt IL n Cana Nniling Orleans Is
aSotei at sec. spd ;ntiiia upland "a "a sise per III.
Fa,r itss h. in "a rr4sast wish s's bhls
~ ~ a "A ~ per bh Mr. pugk selling SIS ~,
Per - tsri pa ~ r. ight, ART without material
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YOUNG s. CO.,
"'NtCh.11aNkes.s, etc..

.,-,, No. 8 Camp street,
Have constantly hand manufactures. tb., odr
large and complete assortment of fine WATCHES e
einrn fully warranted complete
pts, Gold Silver and Steel SPECrACLES PLATED WARE III
w would fully call to our stock
Err WARE, which workmanship and nnai
and tue whole Of which offer at moderate prices.
sS Particular attention given repairing all kinda
Watches, Clocks, and Je~ery. p5 spsm
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Married

destructive frr oceurr,rl IN Walnut street. Thr
tsenth. ciacinnsti the iath Loss about $4,000
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Hyde $ Goodrich

No. 10 CHARITIES STREET, Established thrtyfv. yeon1
~ importers Of WATCHES JEWELRY sud DI AMoNDs
Plated cASToRs, BASKETS, TEA SETS, WATERS, etc.
FINE GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS AND REvOLyERS
ROC ERS'S POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY AND SCISSORS
LAMPS, CLOCKS AND VASES GIRANDoLEs AND MANTEI
ORNAMENTS.
MILITARY GOODS, GOLD AND SILVER LACES, PRINCES etc.
PAPER aACHE WARE and large assortment VI
RICH FANCY GOODS.
Manufacturers SILVER SETS FORKS AND SPOONS COR
LETS, PITCHERS, etc a, e,.,